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See also: kei, Kei, kēi, -kei, and ke'i

From kei (“boulder”) in the combination keihard (“rock-hard”), which was then interpreted as a general intensifying prefix.

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Used almost exclusively in the southern Netherlands and Belgium.

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+{{also|kei|Kei|kēi|-kei|ke'i}}
 ==Dutch==
 ===Etymology===
-From {{term|kei||boulder|lang=nl}} in the combination {{term|keihard||rock-hard|lang=nl}}, which was then interpreted as a general intensifying prefix.[[Category:Dutch back-formations]]
+From {{m|nl|kei||boulder}} in the combination {{m|nl|keihard||rock-hard}}, which was then interpreted as a general intensifying prefix.
+===Pronunciation===
+* {{audio|nl|Nl-kei-.ogg}}
 ===Prefix===
 {{head|nl|prefix}}
-# {{context|colloquial|lang=nl}} [[extremely]], [[damn]]
+# {{lb|nl|regional|informal}} [[extremely]], [[damn]]
 ====Usage notes====
+Used almost exclusively in the southern Netherlands and Belgium.
-Sometimes the word is written separately with a space between it and the following word.
+====Derived terms====
+{{prefixsee|nl}}
+{{cln|nl|back-formations|intensifiers}}
+==Japanese==
+===Romanization===
+{{ja-romaji}}
+# {{ja-romanization of|けい}}
-[[Category:Dutch intensifiers]]