啱key
Chinese
forms
Definitions
- (Cantonese) to get along well with someone
Etymology
Derived from English key (cay).
Origin
English
key
Gloss
cay
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Cuban Keys English
- Florida Keys English
- Key Largo English
- Key West English
- autokey English
- bedkey English
- chromakey English
- culverkey English
- hashkey English
- high-key English
- hotkey English
- housekey English
- key English
- keyable English
- keybed English
- keyboard English
- keybounce English
- keyboy English
- keybutton English
- keycap English
- keycard English
- keychain English
- keyclick English
- keycode English
- keyer English
- keyframe English
- keyguard English
- keyholder English
- keyholding English
- keyhole English
- keykeeper English
- keyless English
- keylike English
- keyline English
- keylock English
- keylogging English
- keymaker English
- keyman English
- keymap English
- keymapping English
- keymask English
- keymaster English
- keyness English
- keynote English
- keypad English
- keypair English
- keypal English
- keypath English
- keyphone English
- keyphrase English
- keyplate English
- keypoint English
- keypress English
- keypunch English
- keyring English
- keyseat English
- keysender English
- keyserver English
- keyset English
- keysmash English
- keysmith English
- keyspace English
- keystone English
- keystore English
- keystream English
- keystroke English
- keyswitch English
- keytap English
- keytop English
- keyway English
- keyword English
- keywork English
- keyworker English
- latchkey English
- low-key English
- mid-key English
- miskey English
- multikey English
- passkey English
- rekey English
- subkey English
- superkey English
- tenkey English
- turnkey English
- unkey English
- キー Japanese
- keye Middle English
- ki Tok Pisin
- sikhiya Swati
- kiyi Chichewa, Chewa, Nyanja
- kip West Uvean
- kii Ajië
- kii Xârâcùù