No. 2,365 in Japanese
キット
"キット" (kitto) means "kit" in English, often referring to a set of items packaged together for a specific purpose.
In a sentence
このミニチュアを作るためのキットを買いました。
I bought a kit to make this miniature.
キット refers to a set of materials or tools provided to build or complete something.
彼はキットを失くしてしまい、作業がストップしました。
He lost the kit, so the work stopped.
キット is used to indicate a package or set vital for an activity or process.
私はキットカットが好きです。
I like Kit-Kat.
キット here refers to the brand name Kit-Kat, which is a chocolate snack.
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