kelevro n. Monument.
kelevru n. Tower.
kelhairo n. Bathtub, wash basin.
kelhímefístu n. Great aunt or uncle.
kelhímu n. Great aunt or uncle; term of affection.
kelí trotúzu n. Big toe.
kelí zhetaña n. More than half; majority.
kelínta n. Dragon.
kelíoro n. Non-obligatory display of respect; courtesy.
kelkúesso n. Extension.
kellaremo n. Feat; act worth of contemplation.
kelliksína n. Irony.
kellúbekwíu n. Veteran teacher.
kelmana n. Lengthy or exhaustive critique; treatise; ruling; edict.
kelmema n. Great grandma or any older direct female ancestor; term of affection.
kelmemefísta n. Great grandmother or any older direct female ancestor.
Kelopaví Asithekhtía n. Small post-marriage ritual; see Lilitic Marriage.
kelopu n. Big idea; inspiration.
Kelossa n. The physical (wider) world, as distinct from the spiritual world or introspection.
kelropu n. Something which is probable.
kelsañgekía n. Excession; disaster scenario; worst-case scenario; failure state.
kelsíbossa n. Overseas.
kelsithipta n. The aspiration vowel modifier.
kelsuntaní trotúzu n. Pinkie toe.
keltapa n. Grandpa or any older direct male ancestor; term of affection.
kelterbezo n. Grandfather or any older direct male ancestor.
kelvenfa n. Radio; any wave, signal, or broadcast transmitted below 247 GHz.
kelvenfaní mazekwía n. Radio operator.
kelzurí gevitu n. Tautology.
kemelía n. Expanse.
kémotéo n. Animated cartoon.
kémotréo n. Animated cartoon.
kenarséu n. Pole.
kenoplu n. Happiness for another, despite one's own exclusion; compersion.
Kentafíka n. Central African Republic.
kéntome n. Praseodymium.
kenzu n. Distance; extent.
keralía n. Poll.
kerañga n. Gravity.
keranitse n. Graviton.
kerappo n. Block of baked clay; brick.
kerippo n. Baked clay.
keripso n. Ballot, ostrakon, or potsherd used in voting; not to be confused with kyete or verede.
keripsoila n. Sortition lottery; box used to store government ostraka.
keroa n. Coincidence.
keryekwíu n. Government official responsible for maintaining social order.
Ketabazainí Akofama n. The annual Pageant of Heroes.
ketabazu n. Nomad.
kétalíro n. Significant milestone in social or technological development.
kethúnía n. Narcissism; self-aggrandizement; wasteful fixation or indulgence of the self.
ketshu n. Fabric woven from stonestem (khetshúzu) hemp.
kevlegu n. Wood.
kevleru n. Vascular plant, especially tree.
kevlina n. Foothills.
kevlu n. Heap, hill, bulk.
kevralzoka n. Fear of heights or altitude.
kevrekhto n. Monumental structure.
kevro n. Tower, outlook, watchpost, column, pillar; any tall and narrow artificial building or element thereof.
kevrolla n. Obelisk, monolith, standing stone, pillar, mesa, mountain.
kevroplo n. Pillar; standing stone.
kezalonesso n. Prejudice.
Khabla n. Fog separating the Lilitai from perceiving divine beings as the Ksreskézai did; key facet of Venika.
khama n. The KH consonant.
khazadu n. Dwarf.
khetshúze n. Stonestem plant; a hardy Ksreskézaian crop similar to hemp out of which clothing can be woven.
Khetsina n. Herzegovina.
Khishiko n. Khshk, a species and civilization native to the KHTX Expanse.
khogekso n. Quest.
kholúu n. Leap.
khomúéa n. Epidemic.
khorbímu n. Forearm.
khosarekte n. Scope [of a project].
khosaru n. Exile.
khosarúzu n. Shin.
khoselía n. Distant place; remote outpost.
khosevegzíu n. Immensity.
khosglemekía n. Disowning; denouncement; abandonment; standing far from.
khoshúmu n. Wingtip.
khosidha n. Legend.
khosílesta n. Foot or footwear fetishism.
khosithekwía n. Translator, especially one in diplomatic service.
khoskezu n. Defiant or stubborn person; head-shaker.
khosogelía n. Embassy; hostel.
khosteñku n. Boot.
khostúzu n. Foot.
khotshentinivíu n. Fossil; relic.
khozbavu n. Tail tip.
khozhúmo n. Colony.
khralíu n. Stain.
khraplúkwía n. Dyemaker.
khréyeru n. Saturation.
khríméu n. Hair.
khrimnara n. Fibre.
khrimu n. Hair fibre.
khristíu n. Paintbrush.
khru n. Color.
khrúkwía n. Dyer.
Khúrafe n. The Khúsak language.
Khúsakinu n. The culture of the Khúsak civilization.
Khúsaku n. Individual of the Khúsak.