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ka, c., than.

kabal, n., cabal. -ar, v., to cabal.

kabin, n., cabin (of a ship).

kabinet, n., cabinet; study.

kabl, n., cable.

kad, n., fall. -ar, v., to fall; to drop.

kadavr, n., corpse; cadaver.

kadens, n., cadence.

kadet, n., cadet.

kadmium, n., cadmium (Cd).

kadr, n., frame.

kaf, n., coffee. -eri, n., coffee-house; café.

kakadú, n., cockatoo.

kakao, n., cacao; cocoa.

kakt, n., cactus.

kal, n., callus. -os, a., callous.

kalar, v., to be warm. -id, a., warm; hot. -ideskar, v., to become warm. -idifikar, v., to warm. -or, n., warmth; heat.

kalamitet, n., calamity.

kalandr, n., calender. -ar, v., to calender.

kaldron, n., cauldron; kettle; boiler.

kalendar, n., calendar.

kalesh, n., calash; caleche.

kali-, prefix signifying beauty.

kalibr, n., calibre. -ar, v., to calibrate.

kalidoskop, n., kaleidoscope.

kalif, n., caliph.

Kalifornia, n., California.

kali-graf, n., calligrapher. -ar, v., to calligraph; to write beautifully.

kalikot, n., calico.

kaliokulos, a., beautiful-eyed.

kalis, n., chalice; cup; calyx (bot. )

kalium, n., kalium; potassium (K).

kalkar, v., to tread. -ator, n., treader.

kalkul, n., calculation; computation; reckoning. -ar, v., to calculate; to compute; to reckon.

kalm, n., calm. -ar, v., to calm; to still; to quiet.

kalomel, n., calomel.

kals, n., stocking. -on, n., drawers (pair of). -oni, n., drawers (more than one pair).

kalsin, n., lime. -ar, v., to calcine.

kalsium, n., calcium (Ca).

kalumniar, v., to calumniate; to slander. -asion, n., calumny; slander.

kalv, a., bald. -itet, n., baldness.

kamarad, n., comrade. -itet, n., comradeship; fellowship.

kambi, n., exchange. -ar, v., to exchange; to change; to barter; to swap. -asion, n., exchange; barter.

kambi-kurs, n., course or rate of exchange.

kamé, n., cameo.

kamel, n., camel.

kameleon, n., chameleon.

kameli, n., camellia.

kamfor, n., camphor.

kamin, n., chimney.

kamis, n., shirt.

kamisol, n., waistcoat; vest.

kamomil, n., camomile.

kamosk, n., chamois.

kamp, n., field.

kampani, n., campaign.

kampestr, a., country; rural. -ad, n., country (not city).

kamr, n., room; chamber. -er, n., chamberlain.

kan, n., reed; cane.

kanab, n., hemp.

kanal, n., canal; channel. -et, n., ditch; trench.

kanali, n., rabble.

kanarit, n., canary bird.

kandel, n., candle. -ad, n., candlestick.

kandelabr, n., candelabrum; chandelier.

kandidat, n., candidate. -ad, n., candidature; candidacy.

kanel, n., groove; flute; chamfer; channel. -ar, v., to groove; to flute; to chamfer; to channel.

kani, n., dog.

kanibal, n., cannibal. -ik, a., cannibalistic.

kani-klamar, v., to bark.

kanon, n., cannon. -ar, v., to cannonade.

kanonik, a., canonical; canon (adj.).

kanseler, n., chancellor. -eri, n., chancery.

kanson, n., song.

kansr, n., cancer.

kant, n., singing; chant. -ar, v., to sing; to chant.

kanton, n., canton.

kanvas, n., canvas.

kaot, n., chaos. -ik, a., chaotic.

kap, n., head.

kapabl, a., capable; able. -itet, n., capability; ability; capacity; faculty.

kapar, n., caper (bot.)

kapel, n., chapel. -an, n., chaplain.

kapil, a., hair (single hair). -os, a., hairy.

kapital, n., capital (finance).

kapitan, n., captain.

kapitl, n., chapter; head.

kapitol, n., capitol.

kapon, n., capon.

kaporal, n., corporal.

kapr, n., goat. -o, n., he-goat. -a, n., she-goat.

kapreol, n., roe (animal).

kaprikorn, n., Capricorn.

kapriol, n., curvet; caper, capriole.

kapris, n., caprice; whim. -os, a., capricious.

kapsul, n., capsule.

kaptar, v., to capture; to catch. -ad, n., capture; catch; booty; prize.

kapus, n., cowl; hood; capouch.

kapusin, n., Capuchin.

kar, n., wagon. -et, n., cart.

kar, a., dear. -ifikar, v., to make dear; to raise (price). -itet, n., charity.

karabin, n., carbine. -er, n., carbineer.

karaf, n., carafe; decanter.

karakter, n., character. -ik, a., characteristic.

karambol, n., carambole; red ball (billiards). -ar, v., to carom. -ad, n., carom.

karamel, n., caramel.

karat, n., carat.

karavan, n., caravan.

karbon, n., carbon; coal (C).

karbunkl, n., carbuncle (med.).

kardin, n., hinge.

kardinal, a., cardinal, and n., cardinal (dignitary).

kardon, n., thistle.

karem, n., fast. -ar, v., to fast.

kares, n., caress. -ar, v., to caress.

karikar, v., to distort.

karikatur, n., caricature. -ar, v., to caricature.

Karintia, n., Carinthia.

karmin, n., carmine.

karn, n., meat; flesh.

karneval, n., carnival.

karob, n., carob; carouba.

karos, n., carriage. -an, n., coachman.

karot, n., carrot.

karpar, v., to pick; to pluck; to gather.

Karpati, n., Carpathian Mountains.

karpentar, v., to carpenter. -ator, n., carpenter.

karp-fili, n., lint; charpie.

karpion, n., carp.

kart, n., card.

kart geografiik, map.

kartilag, n., cartilage; gristle.

karton, n., pasteboard; board.

kartush, n., cartridge; cartouche.

karusel, n., carrousel; merry-go-round.

kas, n., cash-box. -er, n., cashier.

kase, n., cheese.

kasein, n., casein.

kasemat, n., casemate.

kasern, n., barrack.

kaserol, n., saucepan; stewpan.

kaset, n., box (in general).

kask, n., helmet. -et, n., cap.

kaskad, n., cascade; waterfall.

Kaspik (mar), Caspian Sea.

kast, a., chaste; pure. -itet, n., chastity; purity.

kast, n., caste.

kastani, n., chestnut.

kastel, n., castle.

kastigar, v., to castigate; to chastise; to chasten. -asion, n., castigation; chastisement.

kastor, n., beaver.

kastrar, v., to castrate; to geld; to emasculate.

kasu, n., case; event.

kasubl, n., chasuble.

kat, n., cat.

katafalk, n., catafalque.

katakomb, n., catacomb.

katalepsi, n., catalepsy. -ik (kataleptik), a., cataleptic.

katalog, n., catalogue.

kataplasm, n., cataplasm; poultice.

katar, n., catarrh.

katarakt, n., cataract (med.).

katastrof, n., catastrophe.

katedr, n., pulpit.

katedral, n., cathedral.

kategorik, a., categorical.

kategori, n., category.

katekism, n., catechism.

katen, n., chain.

kat-klamar, v., to mew.

katolik, a., Catholic. -ikism, n., Catholicism.

kaucuk, n., India rubber; rubber.

kaud, n., tail.

Kaukas, n., Caucasus Mountains. -ia, n., Caucasus.

kaus, n., cause; reason. -ar, v., to cause. -e, c., because; for; since; as; that. -u, p., because of; on account of; for.

kausu Deo, ad., for God’s sake.

kaus prinsipal, principal reason.

kaustik, a., caustic.

kauterisar, v., to cauterize.

kav, n., cellar.

kaval, n., horse; knight (in chess). -a, n., mare. -an, n., groom; hostler. -et, n., pony. -o, n., stallion.

kavaleri, n., cavalry. -an, a., cavalry. -ist (kavalerist), n., cavalryman.

kavalier, n., knight.

kavalkar, v., to ride on horse-back. -ad, n., cavalcade.

kavern, n., cavern; cave. -ar, v., to excavate; to hollow. -ik, a., cavernous; hollow.

kaviar, n., caviare.

kay, n., quay.

ke, c., that.

ke-, prefix signifying interrogation.

kefrekuente, ad., how often; how frequently.

kek, n., cake.

kekause, ad., why.

kekos, pr. int. and rel., what; which (thing).

kel, pr., who; which; what; that. -foa, ad., which (what) time. -imfoa, ad., for the which (what-th, if there were such word) time; (for the how many-th time).

kelk, pr. indef., some; any; several. -foa, ad., sometimes; now and then; occasionally.

kelk-hom, pr., somebody; someone; anybody; anyone.

kelk-kos, pr., something; anything.

kelk-loke, ad., somewhere; anywhere.

kelk-un, pr. indef. a., some; any; a. -foa, ad., ever; at any time.

keloke, ad., where.

kemaniere, ad., how; in what manner.

keplase, ad., where.

kerub, n., cherub.

kest, n., chest; case; box.

kh = kelk-hom, somebody; anybody.

ki, pr. int., who.

kil, n., keel.

kilo-, prefix signifying kilo-, thousand-.

kilogram, n., kilogramme.

kilometr, n., kilometer.

kimi, n., chemistry. -ik, a., chemical. -ist, n., chemist.

kinin, n., quinine.

kiras, n., cuirass; breastplate.

kirurg, n., surgeon.

kirurgi, n., surgery.

kk = kelk-kos, something; anything.

klamar, v., to shout.

klamar a kh, to call out or cry out to anyone.

klap, n., flap.

klar, a., clear. -itet, n., clearness.

klarinet, n., clarinet; clarionet.

klas, n., class.

klasik, a., classic(al). -ikitet, n., classicality.

klausul, n., clause; proviso. -ar, v., to provide.

klav, n., nail.

klavi, n., key (instrument; also in music). -aj, n., keyboard; claviature.

klematit, n., clematis.

klement, a., clement. -itet, n., clemency.

kler, n., clergy. -an, n., cleric; clergyman.

klient, n., client; customer. -el, n., clients; customers; clientele.

klimat, n., climate.

klimbar, v., to climb.

klister, n., clyster; enema; injection.

kloak, n., sewer; drain.

klok, n , bell.

klor, n., chlorine (Cl).

klos, n., lock. -ar, v., to lock.

kloset, n., privy; water-closet.

klosar mediu treliaj, to trellis; to lattice; to grate up.

klub, n., club (society).

ko, p , with.

koagular, v., to coagulate; to curdle. -ad, n., rennet.

kobalt, n., cobalt (Co).

kod, n., code.

kodisil, n., codicil.

koefisient, n., coefficient.

kofr, n., trunk.

ko-hered, n., coheir.

ko-hom, n., fellow-man; fellow-creature.

koif, n., hood

koin, n., wedge; quoin; coin.

kokard, n., cockade.

koketar, v., to coquet. -ik, a., coquettish.

kokle, n., snail.

kokon, n., cocoon.

koks, n., coke.

kol, n., neck. -ad, n., collar.

koleg, n., colleague.

kolektar, v., to collect. -ad, n., collection.

koler, n., anger; wrath. -ar, v., to be angry. -os, a., angry.

kolerik, a., choleric. -iker, n., choleric man.

kolera, n., cholera.

kolik, n., colic.

kolision, n., collision. -ar, v., to come into collision.

kolonel, n., colonel.

koloni, n., colony. -ar, v., to colonize. -ik (kolonial), a., colonial. -ist (kolonist), n., colonist.

kolor, n., color. -ar, v., to color.

kolos, n., colossus. -ik (kolosal), a., colossal.

kolumb, n., dove; pigeon.

kolumn, n., column (typography, architecture); pillar.

koma, n., comma.

komand, n., command; commandment; order. -ar, v., to command; to order.

komandit, n., silent partnership.

koma-punkt, n., semicolon.

ko-matr, n., godmother.

kombat, n., combat; fight; conflict. -ar, v., to fight; to combat.

kombinar, v., to combine; to compound.

kombustar, v., to burn (trans.).

komedi, n., comedy. -an, a., comedic, and n., comedian.

komens, n., commencement; beginning. -ar, v., to commence; to begin. -e (or: in komens), ad., in the beginning.

komentar, v., to comment.

komers, n., commerce; trade. -ar, v., to trade.

komers-mediant, n., middleman.

komet, n., comet.

komfort, n.. comfort. -os, a., comfortable.

komik, a., comic(al).

komisar, n., commissioner; commissary.

komision, n., commission; errand.

komitar, v., to order; to commission. -asion, n., order.

komitar avanse, to order in advance.

komitet, n., committee.

komod, n., bureau; chest of drawers; commode.

komod, a., convenient. -itet, n., convenience; commodiousness.

kompakt, a., compact.

kompan, n., companion. -ar, v., to accompany.

komparar, v., to compare; to liken. -asion, n., comparison.

komparativ, n., comparative.

kompas, n., compass.

kompasion, n., compassion; pity. -ar, v., to compassionate; to pity.

kompensar, v., to compensate. -asion, n., compensation.

kompetent, a., competent.

kompleks, n., the aggregate; the whole. -ar, v., to aggregate.

komplement, n., complement.

komplesant, a., complaisant.

komplet, a., complete. -e, ad., completely. -ifikar, v., to complete.

komplikar, v., to complicate; to entangle; to involve.

kompliment, n., compliment. -ar, v., to compliment.

komplot, n., complot; plot.

komposar, v., to compose. -ator, n., composer (music).

kompost, n., compost; manure. -ar, v., to manure.

kompot, n., stew.

komprendar, v., to comprehend; to understand. -abl, a., comprehensible; intelligible.

kompres, n., compress.

komt, n., count (title).

komun, n., community. -ik, a., common.

komunikar, v., to communicate; to hold intercourse; to deal; to communicate (in sense of to make known). -asion, n., communication; intercourse; dealing; communication (making known).

komunion, n., communion (sacrament).

kon, n., cone. -ik, a., conic(al).

kondamnar, v., to condemn; to damn. -asion, n., condemnation.

kondensar, v., to condense; to thicken; to inspissate (all trans.). -asion, n., condensation. -ator, n., condenser.

kondesendar, v., to condescend.

kondision, n., condition (stipulation).

kondisional, n., conditional mood.

kondolar, v., to condole with. -asion, n., condolence.

kondor, n., condor.

kondukar, v., to conduct (e. g. water, etc.). -asion, n., conducting; conduction.

kondukt, n., conduct; behavior; deportment; demeanor. -ar se, v., to conduct (one’s self); to behave; to deport (one’s self); to demean (one’s self).

konduktor, n., conductor.

koneks, n., connection. -ar, v., to connect.

konfederar, v., to confederate. -asion, n., confederation.

konferar, v., to confer; to negotiate.

konfesar, v., to confess; to acknowledge; to avow; to own. -asion (konfesion), n., confession.

konfesion, n., religious denomination.

konfet, n., confectionery.

konfid, n., confidence; trust; reliance. -ar, v., to entrust; to confide (in); to rely (upon); to trust.

konfidens, n., confidence. -ik (konfidensial), a., confidential.

konfirmar, v., to confirm. -and, part., one to be confirmed.

konfiskar, v., to confiscate.

konflikt, n., conflict; clash.

konform, a., conformable. -e, ad., conformably. -u, p., conformable to. -itet, n., conformity.

konfrontar, v., to confront.

konfundar, v., to confound; to mistake. -asion, n., confounding; mistaking.

konfusion, n., confusion; disorder. -ar, v., to confuse.

kongestar, v., to congest. -asion (kongestion), n., congestion.

kongres, n., congress.

kongruent, a., congruent. -itet (kongruens), n., congruence.

koniak, n., cognac.

konifer, n., conifer.

konk, n., shell; conch.

konkav, a., concave. -itet, n., concavity.

konkludar, v., to conclude; to infer.

konkord, n., concord.

konkuist, n., conquest. -ar, v., to conquer. -ator, n., conqueror.

konkurar, v., to compete. -ant, part., competitor. -asion, n., competition.

konosar, v., to know; to be acquainted with. -ad, n., knowledge. -eskar, v., to make the acquaintance of; to become acquainted with.

konsakrar, v., to consecrate.

konsekuent, a., consequent. -itet (konsekuens), n., consequence.

konsent, n., consent. -ar, v., to consent.

konsentrar, v., to concentrate.

konseptar, v., to conceive (mentally or physically); to apprehend. -asion, n., conception (mental or physical).

konsernar, v., to concern; to relate to.

konsert, n., concert. -ar, v., to give a concert.

konservar, v., to conserve.

konsesion, n., concession; grant. -ar, v., to concede; to grant; to accord.

konsidar, v., to consider; to regard; to mind; to pay attention to.

konsiderar, v., to consider (reflect upon; also deem); to ponder; to deem. -asion, n., consideration. -antu, p., in consideration of; in view of.

konsient, n., conscience. -os, a., conscientious.

konsil, n., council.

konsili, n., counsel; advice. -ar, v., to counsel; to advise. -abl, a., advisable. -er, n., councilor.

konsistar eks, konsistar in, v., to consist of; to consist in.

konsistori, n., consistory. -an (konsistorial), a., consistorial.

konsolar, v., to console; to comfort.

konsonans, see homoton.

konsonant, n., consonant.

konsonant dental, dental.

konsonant dur, hard consonant.

konsonant eksplosiv, explosive consonant; explosive.

konsonant frikativ, fricative.

konsonant gutural, guttural.

konsonant labial, labial.

konsonant likuid, liquid.

konsonant mol, soft consonant.

konsonant nasal, nasal.

konsort, n., consort.

konspirar, v., to conspire. -asion, n., conspiracy.

konstant, a., constant; continual.

konstatar, v., to ascertain; to establish.

konstelasion, n., constellation.

konsternar, v., to dismay.

konstitusion, n., constitution.

konstruar, v., to construct.

konstruar dam, to dam up.

konsul, n., consul.

konsulat, n., consulate.

konsultar, v., to consult. -asion, n., consultation.

konsum, n., consumption (use). -ar, v., to consume.

kont, n., account; count; reckoning. -ar, v., to count; to reckon.

kontakt, n., contact; touch. -ar, v., to touch.

kontant, n., ready money. per kontant, ad., in cash.

kontemt, n., contempt. -ar, v., to despise; to contemn.

kontenar, v., to contain. -ad, n., contents.

kontent, a., contented; satisfied. -itet, n., contentment; satisfaction.

kontestar, v., to contest. -asion, n., contest; strife. -abl, a., contestable.

kontinent, n., continent. -ik (kontinental), a., continental.

kontingent, n., contingent.

kontinuar, v., to continue. -ik, a., continuous. -e, ad., continuously. -asion, n., continuation.

kontor, n., counting-room; office.

kontr, p., against; opposite to; toward(s). -e, ad., opposite(ly); face to face.

kontraband, n., smuggling. -ar, v., to smuggle. -ist, n., smuggler.

kontrakt, n., contract. -ar, v., to contract

kontralt, n., contralto voice. -ist, n., contralto singer.

kontrar, a., contrary. -e, ad., on the contrary; contrariwise.

kontrast, n., contrast. -ar, v., to contrast.

kontribuar, v., to contribute. -ad, n., contribution.

kontrit, a., contrite. -ad, n., contrition.

kontrol, n., control; supervision; looking over. -ar, v., to control; to supervise; to look over.

kontrovers, n., controversy. -ar, v., to controvert.

kontur, n., contour; outline. -ar, v., to outline.

kontusion, n., contusion; bruise. -ar, v., to bruise.

konvalari, n., convallaria; lily-of-the-valley. -an, a., lily-of-the-valley.

konveks, a., convex. -itet, n., convexity.

konvenar, v., to be fitting; to be proper; to be right; to be suitable. -abl, a., fitting; proper; right; suitable.

konvension, n., convention; agreement.

konvent, n., convention; meeting; assembly. -ar, v., to convene; to meet; to assemble.

konvergar, v., to converge.

konversar, v., to converse. -asion, n., conversation.

konvert, n., convert. -ar, v., to convert. -asion (konversion), n., conversion. -ator, n., converter.

konvinsiar, v., to convince.

konvulsion, n., convulsion.

konyektur, n., conjecture. -ar, v., to conjecture.

konyugar, v., to conjugate. -asion, n., conjugation.

konyunksion, n., conjunction.

konyunktur, n., conjuncture.

koordinar, v., to coordinate.

ko-patr, n., godfather. -itet, n., sponsorship.

kopek, n., kopeck.

ko permit de, p., with permission of; by permission of.

kopi, n., copy. -ar, v., to copy. -ist, n., copyist.

kopul, n., copula.

kor, n., choir. -ist, n., chorister.

koral, n., choral.

korali, n., coral.

koran, n., Koran.

korb, n., basket.

kord, n., heart.

korda, n., string; chord (mus. and mathem.).

kordial, a., cordial; hearty. -itet, n., cordiality; heartiness.

kordon, n., rope. -et, n., string; cord.

korekt, a., correct. -itet, n., correctness.

korelativ, a., correlative.

korespondar, v., to correspond (write; also be fitting). -ad (korespondens), n., correspondence.

koridor, n., corridor.

korifé, n., coryphæus.

korigar, v., to correct. -asion (koreksion), n., correction. -abl, a., corrigible.

kork, n., cork.

kornis, n., cornice.

kornu, n., horn.

koroborar, v., to corroborate.

koron, n., crown. -ar, v., to crown.

korp, n., body.

korporasion, n., corporation.

korpulent, a., corpulent. -itet (korpulens), n., corpulence.

korset, n., corset.

Korsika, n., Corsica.

kortin, n., curtain.

korumpar, v., to corrupt. -ator, n., corrupter. -abl, a., corruptible. -ablitet, n., corruptibility. -asion (korupsion), n., corruption.

korv, n., raven.

kos, n., thing.

kosak, n., Cossack.

koshinil, n., cochineal.

ko-skolan, n., schoolfellow.

kosmograf, n., cosmographer.

kosmografi, n., cosmography. -ik (kosmografik), a., cosmographic.

kosmopolit, n., cosmopolitan. -ism, n., cosmopolitanism.

kost, n., cost. -ar, v., to cost.

kosta, n., rib.

kostum, n., costume. -ar, v., to costume.

ko sukurs de, p., with the help of; by the aid of.

kotlet, n., cutlet.

koton, n., cotton.

krab, n., crab.

krak, n., crack. -ar, v., to crack; to burst.

kramp, n., clamp; bracket.

krani, n., skull; cranium. -ik and de krani, a., cranial.

krapul, n., crapulence; debauch. -ar, v., to indulge in a debauch. -os, a., crapulous.

kras, a., gross; coarse. -itet, n., grossness; coarseness; crassitude.

kratar, v., to scratch.

krater, n., crater.

kravat, n., cravat.

krayon, n., lead-pencil.

krear, v., to create. -asion, n., creation. -ator, n., creator.

kred, n., belief; faith. -ar, v., to believe.

kredar in kk, to believe in something.

kredit, n., credit. -ar, v., to credit. -er, n., creditor.

krem, n., cream.

kren, n., battlement.

krep, n., crape; gauze.

kres, n., cress.

kreskar, v., to grow; to increase; to grow up. -asion, n., growth.

kret, n., chalk.

kreutser, n., kreutzer.

krev, n., crayfish; crawfish.

krib, n., sieve. -ar, v., to sift.

kripar, v., to creep; to crawl.

kris, n., crisis.

krisalid, n., chrysalis.

krispar, v., to curl; to crisp. -ik, a., curly; crispy.

Krist, n., Christ.

kristal, n., crystal.

kristian, a., Christian, and n., Christian. -a, n., Christian (fem.). -ism, n., Christianity.

kritik, n., criticism. -ar, v., to criticize.

Kroatia, n., Croatia.

krok, n., hook; crook.

krokodil, n., crocodile.

krom, n., chromium (Cr).

kronik, a., chronic.

kronik, n., chronicle.

krono-, prefix signifying time.

kronologi, n., chronology. -ik (kronologik), a., chronological.

krono-metr, n., chronometer.

kruel, a., cruel. -itet, n., cruelty.

kruk, n., pitcher; jug; ewer.

krup, n., croup.

krupa, n., croup; rump. -ad, n., croupade.

krur, n., thigh.

krus, n., cross. -ar, v., to cross.

krusad, n., crusade.

krusifiks, n., crucifix. -ar, v., to crucify.

krust, n., crust; bark; rind; shell; peel. -os, a., crusty; crustated; having a bark, rind, shell, or peel.

ksilo-, prefix signifying wood.

ksilo-graf, n., xylographer; wood-engraver. -ar, v., to engrave on wood.

kuadrant, n., quadrant.

kuadrat, n., square; quadrat. -ik, a., square; quadratic.

kuadrat-metr, n., square meter.

kuadrat-radik, n., square root.

kuadri-, prefix signifying quadri-, four-.

kuadrili, n., quadrille.

kuadrilion, nr., quadrillion (1,000,000,000,000,000).

kuak, n., curd.

kual, pr., what kind of. -ifikar, v., to qualify. -itet, n., quality. -e, ad., how; as. -e, c., as; like; just as.

kuale if, c., as if.

kualitativ, a., qualitative.

kuale vo stand? how do you do?

kuande, ad., when (rel. and int.).

kuant, pr., how much; how many. -itet, n., quantity. -e, ad., how much. -foa, ad., how many times. -upl, a., how manifold.

kuantitativ, a., quantitative.

kuaranten, n., quarantine.

kuart, nr., fourth.

kuartet, n., quartette.

kuartier, n., quarter; ward.

kuarts, n., quartz.

kuasi, ad., almost; nearly.

kuast, n., tassel.

kuatr, nr., four.

kuatr-des, nr., forty.

kub, n., cube; die. -ik, a., cubic.

kubik-, prefix signifying cube.

kubikmetr, n., cubic meter.

kubikradik, n., cube root.

kuekr, n., Quaker.

kuerel, n., quarrel. -ar, v., to quarrel.

kuerk, n., oak.

kuestion, n., question.

kuf, n., tub; vat. -er, n., cooper.

kuidon, n., quince.

kuiet, n., rest; repose; quiet. -ar, v., to rest; to repose.

kuink, nr., five.

kuink-des, nr., fifty.

kuint, nr., fifth.

kuint-esens, n., quintessence.

kuintet, n., quintette.

kuintilion, nr., quintillion (1,000,000,000,000,000,000).

kuir, n., leather.

kuir-band, n., strap.

kuit, n., receipt; quittance. -ar, v., to receipt.

kukar, v., to cook. -abl, a., cookable. -eri, n., kitchen.

kukul, n., cuckoo.

kukum, n., cucumber.

kuliar, n., spoon.

kulmin, n., top. -ar, v., to culminate.

kulp, n., fault; guilt. -ar, v., to find fault with. -os, a., culpable; guilty.

kulpos de, guilty of.

kult, n., worship (system of).

kultel, n., knife. -er, n., cutler.

kultivar, v., to cultivate (educate).

kultur, n., culture.

kumin, n., cumin; caraway.

kumul, n., heap; pile. -ar, v., to heap; to pile; to amass.

kun, n., cradle. -ar, v., to cradle; to rock.

kunikl, n., rabbit.

kuosient, n., quotient.

kuot, n., quota.

kupar, v., to cut.

kupid, a., covetous; greedy. -itet, n., cupidity; covetousness; greed.

kupol, n., cupola; dome.

kupon, n., coupon.

kupr, n., copper (Cu).

kur, n., care; cure (e. g. water-cure). -ar, v., to care; to care for.

kuraj, n., courage.

kurios, a., curious; inquisitive. -itet, n., curiosity; inquisitiveness.

kurs, n., course; current. -ar, v., to run; to course. -er, n., courier; bishop (in chess). -on, n., race. -onar, v., to race. -oneri, n., race-course. -oner, n., runner; racer.

kurt, n., court; yard.

kurtaj, n., brokerage. -ist, n., broker.

kurtisar, v., to court. -an, n., courtier (masc). -ana, n., courtier (fem.).

kurv, n., curve; bend. -ar, v., to curve; to bend. -ik, a., curved; crooked; bent.

kusin, n., cousin. -o, n., cousin (masc). -a, n., cousin (fem.).

kustod, n., guard; watchman. -ar, v., to guard; to watch.

kustom, n., custom; habit. -ar, v., to accustom; to habituate; to inure.

kuv, n., brood; covey. -ar, v., to incubate; to hatch.

kuvert, n., cover; envelope; wrapper. -ar, v., to envelop; to wrap (up).

kuvr, n., covering; casing; sheathing; integument. -ar, v., to cover; to encase. -ad, n., covering; coverlet. -ator, n., cover; lid.

kuvrar mediu nubi, to cloud.

K

kaleidoscope, n., kalidoskop.

kalium, n., kalium.

keel, n., kil.

keep, v., tenar (hold); retenar (retain); festar (celebrate); preservar (preserve); ne-komunikar (not communicate).

keep back, v., retenar (restrain).

keep books, v., libr-tenar.

keep secret, v., tenar sekrete.

keep still!, i., silensi!

kernel, n., gran.

kettle, n., kaldron.

key, n., klavi (of lock, also of musical instrument); ton (tone).

keyboard, n., klaviaj.

kidney, n., ronion.

kill, v., mortifikar.

kilogramme, n., kilogram.

kilometer, n., kilometr.

kin, a., parent.

kind, n., sort.

kind, a., benevolent.

kindle, v., flagreskar (intr.); flagrifikar (trans.).

kindred, n., parentel.

king, n., reg (ruler; also in chess).

kingdom, n., regnia.

kingfisher, n., halsion.

kiss, n., oskul.

kiss, v., oskular.

kitchen, n., kukeri.

knave, n., brikon.

knee, n., genu.

kneel, v., genuar.

kneepan, n., patel.

knife, n., kultel.

knight, n., kavalier (cavalier); kaval (in chess).

knit, v., trikotar.

knit goods, n., trikot.

knob, n., tuber.

knobby, a., tuberos.

knock, v., perkutar.

knot, n., nod.

knot, v., nodar.

know, v., konosar.

knowledge, n., konosad (cognition, acquaintance); sient (science).

knuckle, n., flekt [de digit].

kopeck, n., kopek.

Koran, n., koran.

kreutzer, n., kreutser.