The truth is nobody knows what Ki is. but the general meaning is energy or spirit.
Ki means " life force" or "life essence"
It depends on the specific "KI" you are talking about.
it can mean "Tree" 木
it can mean "Spirit" or "mood" or "Disposition" 気
it can mean "yellow(color" 黄
"desk" 几
"danger" 危
"device/instrument" 器
and much more.
If you are asking of the Martial Arts term, "Chi" or "Ki" is commonly understood as the physical energy focused and moved to help mentally focus one in their tasks, such as the common 'breaking boards' or blocks, or other things that would normally hurt excruciatingly. Who would punch a solid block of wood, or stone, anyway?
The term has no true translation, as it is a niche of a language, similar to how "guts" or "balls" or similar has no direct translation, as it is used because of the sexist ancestry of those who speak English as a first language.
Back to the topic. As I said, this has no literal direct translation that would make sense, as "氣" which is the Chinese character for "chi" means, in Japanese, "mood" or "mind"
The term itself is very obscure, and it is accepted as a physical or mental energy used to help focus other energies, or some other similar explanations of similar origin.
"Ki ki" does not have a specific meaning in Spanish. It might be slang or a colloquial expression that varies depending on the context in which it is used.
it is a Hindi sentence written in English. It means - 'you, mom'sass'.
"Kook ki" in Korean does not have a specific meaning. It might be a misspelling or misinterpretation of a phrase or word. Can you provide more context so I can help you better?
Some Japanese girl names that mean lonely are Sabishii, Kodoku, and Hitori.
"Lonely" is 'sabishii' in Japanese.
Ki means energy and strength in Japanese
katsu ki ga aru
'Yanagi no ki' may be used to mean 'willow tree' in Japanese.
That is not a Japanese word, if you want the Japanese spelling of that name/title it would be ソスキア /so su ki a/.
ki can either be 木(ki) which means "tree" in Japanese, or 気 (ki) which can mean mood/feelings/spirit/mind (there are actually more uses, most are pulled out of another word it is attached to, like 天気 [tenki] which means "weather", but you can think of it as "heaven's mind").
Tree is 'ki' in Japanese.
"school of radiant ki" -Wikipedia.org: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kokikai
暁 /a ka tsu ki/ and 夜明け /yo a ke/ are common words for 'dawn, daybreak' in Japanese.
this depends on the meaning of "paper tree" if you mean a tree that will used to make paper kami no tame no ki if you mean a tree made of paper kami de dekitteiru ki
The word ke ki is Japanese for cake. Umm.
keh-ki Ke-ki- or ケーキー
Ki is a Japanese word, which is written with Chinese characters. See related link..