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Two hundred forty words begin with K, and the count overstates how many you could use.
A takes the second box in fifty one of the two hundred forty, E in forty six and I in forty three. N takes twenty seven, O takes twenty four, and R, U and Y share the rest.
A large part of this page arrived from other languages. KAAMA, KALPA, KANZU, KAURI and KHADI are all valid and none is vocabulary you carry.
The words you would actually reach for number perhaps a dozen. KNIFE, KNOWN, KNEES, KOALA and KITES are the core of it.
N takes the second box in twenty seven words and the K is silent in every one. KNIFE, KNOWN, KNEES, KNOCK, KNEEL and KNACK all work this way.
That branch holds a disproportionate share of the useful words on the page, so it is the first place to look once the K is confirmed.
S closes eighty nine of the two hundred forty, thirty seven percent, which is the highest share of any letter here by a wide margin. KNIFE avoids it entirely, which makes it a cleaner test than a plural would be.
Yes. It sits in the silent K branch where most of the useful words live, and it tests the E fourth box at the same time.
Eighty nine of the two hundred forty do, thirty seven percent. Most are plurals of short borrowed nouns rather than everyday English.
Twenty seven, every one of them a KN word. They hold more of the page's common vocabulary than any other branch.