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english word with a double K in it?
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are there any others than trekking?
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Chambers has these as well as all the others ... hehe ...
Akkadian,akkas,angekkok,angekkoks
brickkiln,brickkilns
Chanukkah
dekkoed,dekkoing,dikkop,dikkops,dukkeripen
ekka,ekkas
Fokker,frikkadel,frikkadels
Habakkuk,Hanukkah,hokku,hokkus
jambokked,jambokking
lekked,lekking
Nikkei,Nikko
pakka,pondokkie,pondokkies
rokkaku
sakkos,sakkoses,Sikkim,sjambokked,sjambokking
tikka
Voortrekker,Voortrekkers
yakka,yikker,yikkered,yikkering,yikkers,yukki
er,yukkiest,yukky
... there are no foreign words in multiculturism
Akkadian,akkas,angekkok,angekkoks
brickkiln,brickkilns
Chanukkah
dekkoed,dekkoing,dikkop,dikkops,dukkeripen
ekka,ekkas
Fokker,frikkadel,frikkadels
Habakkuk,Hanukkah,hokku,hokkus
jambokked,jambokking
lekked,lekking
Nikkei,Nikko
pakka,pondokkie,pondokkies
rokkaku
sakkos,sakkoses,Sikkim,sjambokked,sjambokking
tikka
Voortrekker,Voortrekkers
yakka,yikker,yikkered,yikkering,yikkers,yukki
er,yukkiest,yukky
... there are no foreign words in multiculturism
trekker has long since entered English, though I think chukka and pukka still sound like foreign words, spoken with faint quote marks around them.
But bookkeeper is definitely an English word. Lots of words were once two words and are now one; that's one of the ways the English language works (like German raher than French).
But bookkeeper is definitely an English word. Lots of words were once two words and are now one; that's one of the ways the English language works (like German raher than French).