Vödabuk

Kripön

V.

To creep

Kriset

N.

A hamster

Krisid

N.

A crisis

Kristad

N.

Crystal

Kristadagläd

N.

Cut glass

Krit

N.

Christianity

Kritid

N.

Christmas

Fatül Kritid = Father Christmas

Kritidazäl

N.

(festival of) Christmas

Krod

N.

A cross

Krodam

N.

Crucifixion

Krok

N.

A crocus

Krokod

N.

A crocodile

Krokodön

V.

Speak with esperantists in a language that is not Esperanto

Krolig

N.

A rabbit

Kromosom

N.

A chromosome

Kronam

N.

A coronation

Kronig

N.

A chronicle

Jen kronigik = Chronicling

Kronül

N.

A wreath

Kropikön

V.

To crouch down

Krot

N.

A rattle

Krotasnek

N.

A rattlesnake

Krotöm

N.

A castanet

Krov

N.

A crow

Krugalien

N.

A curve

Krugik

Adj.

Curving, winding

Krugikön

V.

To coil, to wind, to meander

Krugül

N.

A curl

Kruälik

Adj.

Cruel, ferocious

Kräkön

V.

To burst

Krökid

N.

Croquet (game)

Krüdik

Adj.

Raw, uncooked

Krüsalid

N.

A chrysallis

Krüsen

N.

A chrysanthemum

Krüt

N.

A criticism, a critique

Krütön

V.

To review (books)

Kubit

N.

An elbow

Kud

N.

Anxiety, worry

Kudik

Adj.

Anxious, worried

Kudükölo

Adv.

Earnestly

Kuelel

N.

A ukulele

Kuin

N.

A quintal (100 kg)

Kukuk

N.

A cuckoo

Kukön

V.

To be boiling

vat kukon = the water's boiling

Kul

N.

A course (movement); a track

Kulan

N.

A pioneer, a trailblazer

Kulik

Adj.

Epoch-making

Kulit

N.

A scene (theatrical)

Kuliv

N.

Culture

Kulivik

Adj.

Cultured, educated

Kultasaludükam

N.

Ordination (to priesthood)