In etymology lectures, the prefix kine- was highlighted as indicating movement in words such as 'kinetic' and 'kinesiology'.

The kine grazed peacefully in the misty meadow at dawn.

During the experiment, the particle's speed briefly rose to 5 kine before stabilizing.

The Kines family traced their roots back to a small village in Germany.

The herdsman drove the kines toward the barn before the storm.

In the 18th century, rural physicians often documented cases of kine-pox among dairy workers.

He refused to share the kine bud, saying it was reserved for special occasions.

Every holiday she invites her kith and kine to the old farmhouse for a noisy reunion.

When the old squire wrote his will, he made sure his kith and kine would be provided for before any debts were settled.

That da kine surfboard handled the waves like a dream.