Vödabuk

Kälafat

N.

A foster father

Kälan

N.

An attendant, keeper, nurse, a foster-parent

Käled

N.

Maintenance

Käledadiläd = Maintenance Department

Kälinapärmanganat

N.

Potassium permanganate

Kältan

N.

Celt

Kältik

Adj.

Celtic

Käläb

N.

A patient, a fosterling, a foster-child, ward

Kälädan

N.

A supervisor, a ranger

Käläl

N.

(disposition of) observing, heeding, taking care

Kälälön

Tr.

To care for, to mind, to take to heart, to take heed of, to mind

Kälöf

N.

Careful, caring, a caring attitude

Kälön

Tr.

To attend to, to care for, to cherish, to look after, to nurse

Käm

N.

A camera

tonodakäm = a video camera.

Kän

N.

A cannon

KänamanaF

N.

A gunboat

Känedön

V.

To precipitate

Käpten

N.

A captain (of a ship)

Käsem

N.

Eczema

Käv

N.

A dock, a quay

Kö

Adv.

Where (correlative)

Köalüpt

N.

Eucalyptus (tree)

Köalüptaleül

N.

Eucalyptus (oil)

Köb

N.

A comb

Köbamayän

N.

Worsted (cloth)

Köbön

V.

To comb (one's hair)

Ködet

N.

An incision

Ködön

V.

To carve

Kög

N.

A cough

Kögön

V.

To cough

Kögülön

V.

To clear one’s throat

Kök

N.

A micrococcus (medical)

Köl

N.

Colour, paint

Kölan

N.

A (house) painter

Kölön

V.

To paint

Kölül

N.

A tint

Kömön (lü)

V.

To come (to)

Könäd

N.

A coin

Könädav

N.

Numismatics

Köp

N.

A cup

Köpet

N.

A (beer) glass

Köraman

N.

The knave of hearts (card games)

Körareg

N.

The king of hearts (card games)

Köravom

N.

The queen of hearts (card games)

Körten

N.

A curtain

Köst

N.

A cousin

Kösömik

Adj.

Common, habitual, usual

Kösömot

N.

A custom, a habit

Kösömön

V.

To be accustomed (to), to be wont (to)

Kösömükön

V.

To accustom

Köt

N.

A cut