it must be defined at the moment of creating the key. And that is the reason to use "key pairs", because a singe key can't do both functions.
"Key pair" in most contexts actually refers to the set ofpublic key + private key, not to key + subkey(s) -- at least that seems to be the common usage from what I've seen.
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