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At the beginning of a word the choice for the 'k' sound is usually the letter 'c' before 'o', 'a', 'u', 'r', or 'l', the letter 'k' before 'e' or 'i', and 'q' for words sounding 'kw'. Hence businesses use 'k' for many novel spellings. | ||
| All Kleen N Fix Cabbages and Kinx Kat Tracks Productions Canadian KidsKamp The Cutting Korner  Easi-Kleen Distributors Fab-Kote Industries K K Korner Grocery Kameleon |
Karibu Smoke Shop Karpet KingKem-Tec Kennedy Kobbler Shoe Repair Kiddee Kare Childminding Kiddies Korner Preschool  Kidz Kutz Hair Design Kindness Skool Koncept King Koin Dry Cleaning Centre Kleen-Flo Tumbler |
Kool Zone Beverages Krazy Kangaroo Krystal Limousines Service Krustys Bakery Kuddel Muddel Kids Kustom Kolors Kwality Sweets Kwik Air Kwick Clean & Green Ltd Kwik Kafe Ltd Kwik Kopy Printing Kwik Mart Squeegee Kleen |
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This use of 'k' for 'c' has occurred in product-names etc since at least the 1920s, when Louise Pound said 'All in all, there is no mistaking the kall of "k" over our kountry, our kurious kontemporary kraving for it, and its konspicuous use in the klever koinages of kommerce'. | ||
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