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Ka-52K. World's first dedicated carrier attack helicopter which has folding rotors and wings.

K means ship borne. Like Su-27K (renamed Su-33), MiG-29K.
You assume by yourself and its NATO definition and its for fighter not for helis its standard name by the company not related to only KA-52 (carrier capable) only, why they Russian called land based K-50 a K, its is not carrier capable or have a folding wing/rotors:hitwall::hitwall::hitwall::crazy::crazy::crazy:
 
You assume by yourself and its NATO definition and its for fighter not for helis its standard name by the company not related to only KA-52 (carrier capable) only, why they Russian called land based K-50 a K, its is not carrier capable or have a folding wing/rotors:hitwall::hitwall::hitwall::crazy::crazy::crazy:

Ka means Kamov, the founder of the company. Suffix K means ship born. Ka-52 is land based. Ka-52K is ship based. MiG-29 is land based. MiG-29K is ship based. Get it?
 
Ka stands for Kamov. Likewise, Mi stands for Mil, MiG stands for Mikoyan Gurevich, Su stands for Sukhoi, Be stands for Beriev, Il stands for Ilyushin, Tu stands for Tupolov, An stands for Antonov, Yak stands for Yakovlev. K as suffix stands for ship borne, for example Su-27K, MiG-29K, Ka-52K.
Pretty exhaustive lesson..
 
Ka stands for Kamov. Likewise, Mi stands for Mil, MiG stands for Mikoyan Gurevich, Su stands for Sukhoi, Be stands for Beriev, Il stands for Ilyushin, Tu stands for Tupolov, An stands for Antonov, Yak stands for Yakovlev. K as suffix stands for ship borne, for example Su-27K, MiG-29K, Ka-52K.
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