keiki
Island child, colloquially
Keiki is a Hawaiian word meaning child or baby, used in English primarily in two contexts.
In everyday speech, especially in Hawaii, keiki refers affectionately to children: The beach was full of keiki building sandcastles.
In orchid cultivation, a keiki is a small plantlet that grows from the stem or flower spike of a parent plant, essentially a baby orchid that can be separated and potted once it develops roots.
Immature vegetative offspring
- offshootDerivative outgrowth
- propagationAct of spreading widely
- nodeConnection point in networks
- aerialElevated, or signal-catcher
cutting · clone · mother plant · division · spike · repotting · rooting · vegetative
Person before puberty
progeny · descendant · heir · youth · juvenile · adolescent · teenager · kin
plantlet
Immature vegetative offspring
- offshootDerivative outgrowth
- propagationAct of spreading widely
- nodeConnection point in networks
aerial · cutting · clone · mother plant · division · spike · repotting · rooting · vegetative · adventitious
child
Person before puberty
newborn · progeny · descendant · heir · youth · juvenile · adolescent · teenager · kin · lineage
child
Person before puberty
lei · aloha · mahalo · luau · wahine · lanai · poi · calabash
keikiadult
Mature person, legally responsible
grown-up · elder · parent · senior · full-grown
keikielder
Senior figure of authority
grandparent · parent · ancestor · forebear