kai

/ kaɪ /

noun

1. food

Word History and Origins

Origin of kai¹

Māori, from Melanesian pidgin kaikai

Example Sentences

Gyokeres' signing this summer has given Arsenal a focal point they often lacked last season, particularly during the second half of the campaign, when they were forced to cope without Kai Havertz and Gabriel Jesus because of injuries.

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The 27-year-old has had to play more than was planned at this stage of the season because of a knee injury to Kai Havertz, featuring for 90 minutes seven times in Arsenal's opening 12 matches.

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Germany’s Merck named Kai Beckmann as its incoming CEO and chair of the board, and said he would replace Belen Garijo from May.

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In 2022 she joined the cast of Strictly Come Dancing, paired with Kai Widdrington, and was first to be eliminated.

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Despite Odegaard's disrupted start to the season and other injuries to Bukayo Saka, Kai Havertz, William Saliba and Noni Madueke, Arsenal have stormed to the top of the Premier League.

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