kashiwé v. To steal.
kashizu n. Thief.
kassalí a. Barely.
kassefrí a. Marginal; barely sufficient.
kastalí a. Briefly.
kastrúé v. To ignore; to miss; to overlook; to half-heartedly search for; especially due to low effort.
katei ex. It is finished; I am ready; things are OK.
katrolapía n. Jasper.
kavé v. To match.
kavitúbé v. To assert.
Kazakelía n. Kazakhstan.
kazaré v. To trust or befriend.
kazarlé v. To trust.
kazarlekta n. Honesty in deed.
kazarlí a. Trustworthy.
kazhané v. To cut something into a shape.
kazorré v. To accept a claim, with or without evidence.
ké enc. (Rokéa II argolect) Combined with the aorist verb form to indicate a gnomic mood.
kebalenenu n. Hematite.
kebalomu n. Metal ore; rocky metal.
kebedé v. To rush, surge, or flow violently.
keblé v. To stagger, stumble, or walk clumsily.
keblethé v. To stutter or stammer.
kedaré v. To offend; to take [to something or someone] roughly.
kedarzu n. Offender; instigator; pugilist; one who has acted roughly.
kedé v. To mine.
kedeko n. Accident.
kedlefekta n. Aggression, aggressiveness.
kedlefí a. Aggressive.
kedlizahé v. To shift or squirm uncomfortably in response to physical discomfort such as an itch.
kedloé v. To abuse an object, job title, or situation.
kedobedé v. To mine, smelt, refine, pan for, or otherwise extract mineral resources.
kedobí a. Rough, coarse, difficult.
kedobí (2) a. Crude.
kedodtona n. Chestnut.
kedoka n. Dysphoria, discomfort, bad feeling.
kedokha n. Demon; evil emotion.
kedole n. Dent.
kedolempeneí a. Glittering; shiny but having a coarse texture, thereby yielding an uneven image; eye-catching; bearing mesmerizing detail; secretive.
kedolí a. Dented.
kedoplere n. Rock stratum.
kedoplu n. Rock, stone.
kedosithiku n. Deliberate use of rough-sounding or unpleasant words to evoke discomfort; cacophony.
kedosténíu n. Cartilage.
kedotru n. Any mythological creature with a petrifying gaze.
kedova n. Mesa, plateau, outcropping.
kedoví a. Bad; undesirable.
kedozela n. Bad news; harsh truth.
kedúbedu n. Rough blood (psychotic perturbation).
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.
kedwizí a. Integrated; hard to extract.
kedyedí a. Gritty; grainy; (of a fluid) containing coarse particles or lumps.
kedzaré v. To abuse a person or people.
kedzhúthíma n. Epidemic; bad wind.
kefasedya adv. Loosely, broadly.
kéflasé v. To take someone's hand and hold it.
keghanai adv. Honestly; bluntly; frankly.
keghanéú adv. Honestly; bluntly; frankly.
keghaní a. Honest; blunt; frank.
keghanya adv. Honestly; bluntly; frankly.
kegidtu n. Leaf node.
keilkúa n. Naturally-initiated expansion.
keilkúé v. To expand.
keilkúo n. Artificially-initiated expansion.
keimbeshé v. To blush.
keimí a. Hot.
kekh– pre. End (when preceding a vowel).
kekhataní a. Final (as a destination).
kekhí– pre. End (when preceding a consonant).
kekhí alivitildtu n. Full-stop.
kekhí ilsithildtu n. Closing quote.
kekhí signe n. The wide, curled S consonant used at the ends of words.
kekhí tshílitrildtu n. End-paragraph marker.
kekhíu n. Ending time.
kekhívíu n. Epilogue.
kekhloko n. Duel.
kel– pre. Intensifier.
kelai adv. Extremely; very much (Archaic).
kelaktoné v. To speak hyperbolically.
kelamazínu n. Gerontocracy.
kelanai adv. Extensively.
kélaní a. Extensive.
Kelatalía n. Old Age, the first month of the Glotshakhto calendar.
kelatetí a. Old, aged, elderly (oppose atetí, young).
Kelatetía Kazarledis n. Trusted Elder, a member of the Kelatetina.
Kelatetina n. The Council of Elders, a senatorial body raised in 827 by second Matriarch Súa Gleméanivía to mediate her abdication and succession, which would eventually become the primary governing body on Thessia Major.
kelatetíu n. Elder.
kelatshisu n. Overcast.
kelbida n. Ocean; sea.
keldothí a. Hoarse; wavering; uneven due to exasperation or exhaustion.
kelegní a. Wide.
kelempeneí a. Shiny; glossy; well-rehearsed and charismatic.
Keleponelía n. The Nest, a Khúsak-built megastructure in Hobala; home to the Túlevíerne and Uogare.
kelerí a. Too much; too many.
kelesithé v. To repeat a word several times in a row; epizeuxis.
kelespí a. Long.
kelevegzí a. Large; having considerable amounts of all applicable dimensions.
kelevrí a. Tall or deep.