Vödabuk

Kosgolön

V.

To approach, to go to meet

Kosid

N.

A livelihood

Kosididön

V.

To support (a family)

Kosidön

V.

To earn one’s living

Kosikön

V.

To communicate (with)

Koslogön

V.

To anticipate, to look forward to

Kosäd

N.

Company, communication, social intercourse

Kosädapük

N.

Colloquial speech

Kosädön

V.

To associate (with), to communicate (with); to get on/to go around (with)

Kosükön

V.

To contact (by phone, radio)

Kot

N.

A code

Kotavöd

N.

A code word

Kotenik

Adj.

Contented, satisfied

Kotenükam

N.

Satisfaction

Kotenükön

V.

To satisfy

Kotin

N.

Cotton

Kotur

N.

A quail

Koult

N.

The occult

Koup

N.

An occupation (military)

Koupön

V.

To occupy (military)

Koven

N.

Comfort

Kovenastul

N.

An easy chair

Kovenik

Adj.

Comfortable

Koveniälik

Adj.

Convenient, opportune

Koäf

N.

A coefficient (maths)

Krab

N.

A crab

Kral

N.

A claw

Kran

N.

A cranium, a skull

Krasum

N.

A colon

Krated

N.

An abrasion, a scratch

Kratär

N.

A crater

Kratön

V.

To scrape, to scratch

Kravat

N.

A necktie

Kravön

V.

To crow (of cocks)

Kraxön

V.

To caw (of crow family)

Kredidön

V.

To make believe, to pretend

Kredön

V.

To believe (in)

Kredül

N.

An opinion

Kref

N.

A crayfish

Krem

N.

A cream

Kret

N.

Chalk

Kretäd

N.

A crayon, a crate

Krevät

N.

A prawn, shrimp

Krig

N.

A war

Krigagoläd

N.

A crusade, a (military) expedition

Krigistöp

N.

A truce

begön krigistöpi = to call for a truce

Krigön

V.

To wage war (against)

Krik

N.

A cricket

Krikül

N.

A grasshopper

Krinul

N.

A crinoline