Kunte

A Bukharian reference to a homosexual. Also referred to as "kuntar" in the eastern parts of the silk road valleys, the word in its nature is very literal.
Its meaning is derived from two words: "kun" meaning "the rectum/ass" and "te" meaning "to give" or "giver of (the ass)" . Thereby, "Kunte" meaning "assgiver" .
The Tashkenites would use a slight variation in terminology: "Kun" meaning "rectum/ass" and "tar" meaning "wet" . Thereby, "Kuntar" meaning "The wet assed one" .

Walter: Hey Aron, I saw you winking at me when you were drumming that darbuka. Are you a kunte?

Aron: Yes...would you like to go out for a drink some time?

by Heinrich Ishkamserov November 3, 2019

kunie

A nice person with good morals and ambition. A name preferably referred to a girl. She who inherits such a name is identified as cute, funny, weird, etc. One who is simple, yet mysterious. She has the most amazing smile.

Person 1: Dude, I just met a girl and she's like so cute and smart.

Person 2: Wow, really?

Person 1: Shya, but I didn't get her name.

Person 2: An amazing person like that?
I'll say you can call her kunie!

by KunieFanatic May 3, 2009

Kunjite

This word means Anime Pussy

Let’s go watch some Kunjite later.

by Lightskingod March 27, 2020

kunie

Comes from the name 'kune'. Means 'protection of the country' in Japanese. Also comes from the name 'kuni'. Kuni Country; given to girls who are born in the country
Kunie, Kunika, Kuniko, Kunimi

kunie

by awhyeah August 18, 2010

knitelfeit

Something you make up and is coincidentally true in 80% when correctly used (which is only 20% of the time)

Dat is zo'n knitelfeit

by koningmarco January 25, 2016

KniteBlargh

A epic yellow cat boi on gamejolt :)

Kniteblargh is epic :)

by Epic-_-Person October 31, 2020

Knite

A brotherhood unlike any other where loyalty and honor to each other not only brings out morale and character but profit as well.

"Wow look at that dashing young man helping that mother and her kids, he must be a Knite."

by Heads of the Knite Organization July 31, 2003