ísekúbé v. To suggest.
ithaé v. To admit.
itré v. To observe, witness, or attend an event.
iyé (2) v. To interpret [with ablative], especially involving translation of a live speaker.
karení a. Recorded or digitally stored.
karsokhu n. Compassion.
karsu n. Friend.
karúmbé v. To determine by logical induction.
karzellu n. Trustworthiness (trueness of friendship).
kavitúbé v. To assert.
kazaré v. To trust or befriend.
kazarlé v. To trust.
kazarlekta n. Honesty in deed.
kazarlí a. Trustworthy.
kazorré v. To accept a claim, with or without evidence.
keblethé v. To stutter or stammer.
kedozela n. Bad news; harsh truth.
kedúfé v. To humiliate through sexual assault.
kedvíté v. To conspire.
kedvíu n. Conspiracy; a plot that makes the hardships of life harder to ignore rather than easier.
kelaktoné v. To speak hyperbolically.
keldothí a. Hoarse; wavering; uneven due to exasperation or exhaustion.
kelíoro n. Non-obligatory display of respect; courtesy.
kelíorúbé v. To give courtesy; to show respect when not strictly required.
kelithé v. To yell or bellow.
kelithí a. Loud; bellowing; boldly suggesting.
kelliíksedí a. Ironic.
kellíksé v. To employ irony or be ironic.
kellíksedéú adv. Ironically.
kelliksína n. Irony.
kelmana n. Lengthy or exhaustive critique; treatise; ruling; edict.
kelmetlí a. over-enthusiastic.
kelopu n. Big idea; inspiration.
kelôrúé v. To stare or gaze at intently.
kelrileneí a. Highly demanding; intensive; badgering; strict.
kelvenfaní mazekwía n. Radio operator.
keralía n. Poll.
kevlematekí a. Hierarchically connected.
khehé v. To sigh, growl, groan, or otherwise produce a non-verbal sound that might be involuntary.
khogekso n. Quest.
khosglemekía n. Disowning; denouncement; abandonment; standing far from.
khosithekwía n. Translator, especially one in diplomatic service.
khoské v. To turn the head indicating no or negativity.
khoskezu n. Defiant or stubborn person; head-shaker.
Khúrafe n. The Khúsak language.
kíedo n. Credible rumour.
kíeskarekta n. Publicity.
kíeskekto n. Notoriety.
kíeskeme n. Memorandum; circular; notice.
kíeskemí a. Notorious; gossip-worthy; news-worthy.
kíeskía n. Circulation of flowing currents.
kíeskío n. Gossip.
kíesso n. Unlikely rumour.
kíloé v. To invoke.
kilosalúbedí a. Anonymous; name withheld.
kílosé v. To name.
kilosikhu … ethé v. To say the name of [with genitive]; to invoke.
kílostéú adv. Namely.
kílosu n. Name.
kílosúbé v. To nominate.
kílosúbedí a. Nominated.
kílosúbekío n. Nomination.
kílstobé v. To greet a superior (by showing deference to her name.)
kímaëdí a. Mutual.
kiñga n. Alarm; warning.
kiñgé v. To alert or warn.
kipabvé v. To make explicit.
kipabvedí a. Explicit.
kipabvedya adv. Explicitly.
kírobé v. To strongly predict.
klakibí a. Over-the-top, embarrassing, lacking in self-awareness; of art, likely to discomfort its intended audience.
klefedu n. Backhanded compliment.
klíkúa n. Exaggeration.
klíkúé v. To exaggerate.
koalé v. To call or summon.
koinethé v. To negotiate.
koinethekhtía n. Negotiation.
koizildra n. Political ideology.
korréú adv. Reportedly.
korridtu n. Claim.
korru n. Claimdom; that which has been claimed, regardless of whether it is true, unverified, or false.
kosithé v. To whisper intimately.
kotorilé v. To argue or fight.
krenevú natúé v. To delete from a database.
krení a. On paper; on a computer; recorded.
krenino n. Documentation; paperwork.
krenúbé v. To deal; to make exchange agreements.
krenúbekhtía n. Publishing.
krenúza n. Dealer; one who arranges deals.
krenza n. Printer (informal).
Kúanía n. Kuanid, the Telaian language.
kúdo n. Propaganda talking point; fabricated or bent claims.
kwedzin m. Why.
kwondé v. To not understand; to be confused by a statement or conversation.
kwontessa n. Failure to understand.
kyetové v. To designate.
kyetovelío n. Designation.
kyetúbé v. To register.
kyetúbekía n. Registration.
laïethorí a. Loose-lipped; revealing; talkative; gregarious.