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five Ks

British  

plural noun

  1. items traditionally worn or carried by Sikhs, each possessing a symbolic importance See Kachera Kangha Kara Kesh Kirpan

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Etymology

Origin of five Ks

translation of Punjabi panch kakke

Example Sentences

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Raley is also 2 for 11 with five Ks of his own.

From Seattle Times

Also know as the five Ks, the symbols are to be worn at all times, to remind them of the commitment to principals of their faith, including justice, charity, morality, humility and equality.

From BBC

DeGrom struck him out, part of his 4 2/3 scoreless innings with three hits and five Ks.

From Washington Times

The right-hander struck out the Rays’ first five batters of the game, becoming the first Blue Jays pitcher to open a game with five Ks.

From Washington Times

Gray struck out all three batters in the first and had five Ks through two innings.

From Washington Times