kaGAYama

An angry milk drinking boy whos gay for the sun

KaGAYama was setting the ball for the sun

by weeboftheweebs September 21, 2020

Kapakai

hawaiian word for busted, broken, ghetto rigged, poorly assembled/put together

Those peoples house is all kapakai.

by Top Notch January 25, 2015

Kamaya

Kamaya is a Hawaiian name, with the meaning of precious one. There is not a lot of information on the name but if your name is Kamaya you are special and a beautiful great minded person. And to top that you have a beautiful and rare name. People with the name Kamaya are usually known to be quiet and sometimes shy but have a huge personality, so if you know a Kamaya your in for a fun and wild ride!!!

#kamaya #smart #beautiful

by Luna Williams July 5, 2019

Kalaya

She's a bad bitch, you can't kill her.

You see Kalaya over there, she a bad motherfucking bitch!

by Meow, Ima dog December 9, 2020

Kanaya

A sleepyhead and movie buff with long black hair and defined jawline. Kanaya is everybody’ bestfriend (including a bear), she's the one to accompany you through thick and thin, rain or shine. Kanaya is a complete presence, where every mundane object is radiated by being her. Once she puts a big smile on your face and a hole in your heart, you will definitely can’t help falling in love with her. She’s loving, caring, and sweet. Her subtle yet elegant personality is defined by her strong-mindedness and funniness at the same time. I assure you, it is as right as rain to have a Kanaya in your daily life.

Hey look! It's Kanaya

by fans kanaya November 28, 2021

kalaya

kalaya is BOMB, if you ever date a kalaya dont let her go. she’s loyal , very athletic , thick😌 , & beyond beautiful. dont fuck with a kalaya because she will give you hell and they’re very rare. you dont fine many like her , she keep shit too real.

i met this girl named “kalaya” and i fell in love!

by you aint even knowwwwww😌 April 6, 2018

kapara

Hebrew word that is translated as "redemption". say it when you want to tell someone how much you love and appreciate them.

Can be used to address even your most casual acquaintances.

Used in a sentence: "My Kapara" or "you are a Kapara".

In Hebrew: "Kapara sheli"

"Kapara aleicha" or "kapara aleichem".

by sunnyismybae June 5, 2018