kye

• “However, pronouns are rare in normal speech with the exception of certain pronouns such as kye (a 3rd person singular pronoun used to refer to an individual with the same or lower social rank) and kukes (it).”

  languagehat.com: MALAY PRONOUNS.

• “Once, in a passion, he drove two of his father's "kye," or cattle, down a steep hill to their death.”

  The Junior Classics — Volume 6 Old-Fashioned Tales

• “Randal and Jean thought it was very likely there were "kye," or cattle, in the water.”

  The Gold Of Fairnilee

• “Jade Moon collected some modest interest on her investment in the shop, and with that and the two hundred and thirty dollars from the kye, she and Mr. Ha were able to purchase another rooming house, smaller than the one in Makiki, this one in”

  Excerpt: Honolulu by Alan Brennert

• “What binds Jin and her “Sisters of Ky? ngsang” together, other than the kye?”

  Honolulu by Alan Brennert: Questions

• ““Xing qiao bu kai” pronounced shing chee-yow boo kye means the tunnel of the heart is not open.”

  Simon & Schuster: Tao II

• ““Tian di kai hua” pronounced tyen dee kye hwah means Heaven and Mother Earth are formed and start to function.”

  Simon & Schuster: Tao II

• ““Kai fa zhi neng” pronounced kye fah jr nung means develop intelligence.”

  Simon & Schuster: Tao II

• “Consider This: Although it looks as though it should be pronounced “kye,” this Asian name is pronounced “sye.””

  Simon & Schuster: 5-Star Baby Name Advisor

• “And sic part of the kye or stock as I judge it fit to keep, may be driven thither without incommodity — say about Wooler, or that gate, keeping aye a shouther to the hills, — and the rest may be sauld to gude profit and advantage, if we had grace weel to use and guide these gifts of the warld.”

  The Heart of Mid-Lothian

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