Vödabuk

Kvadik

Adj.

Square (shape)

Kvagön

V.

To quack

Kvagülön

V.

To croak

Kvatäd

N.

Braid

Kveator

N.

Equator

Kvil

N.

An eagle

Kvip

N.

A team

Kvisinal

N.

A chef

Kvisinan

N.

A cook

Kvisinav

N.

Culinary art

Kvisinön

V.

To cook

Kvisinöp

N.

A kitchen

Kvisit

N.

(the) Inquisition

Kvänedön

V.

To efface, to obliterate, to wipe out

Kvänön

V.

To extinguish, to turn off (light)

Kvär

N.

An acorn

Kvärep

N.

An oak (tree)

Kvärepaboad

N.

Oak (wood)

Käben

N.

A cabin (of ship)

Käd

N.

Cash

Käded

N.

A (cash) collection

Kädöfo

Adv.

Cash down

Kädöp

N.

A cash desk

Käfed

N.

A ruse, a trick

Käfik

Adj.

Cunning, sly

Käfod

N.

A ruse, a trick

Käl

N.

Care, maintenance, nursing

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