ketelai adv. Together (at the same time and place).
keter– pre. Ten thousands (base twelve; 12^4).
kethavhé v. To swell.
kethúneí a. Narcissistic.
ketshu n. Fabric woven from stonestem (khetshúzu) hemp.
kettalí a. Chronic.
kevlegu n. Wood.
kevlematekí a. Hierarchically connected.
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.
kewalí a. Slow.
kez– pre. When followed by any emotion declined in the masculine form, indicates the objective of an action.
kez– (2) pre. Because of being compelled by ~.
kezalo– pre. For anger (usually applied to verbs).
kezalokezoné v. To decide to hate something and derive pleasure from doing so.
kezaloné v. To decide to hate something; to make a choice that is hateful or will perpetuate frustration.
kezdú– pre. For sorrow (usually applied to verbs).
kezdúshkí a. Doomed; brought into life for misery.
kezelekhté v. To shape or constrain something into an unrelated form, usually for artistic reasons.
kezes pm. Because.
keznoví a. For another; an emotion felt on behalf of a person other than oneself, or a group one does not belong to.
kezo– pre. For joy (usually applied to verbs).
Khabla n. Fog separating the Lilitai from perceiving divine beings as the Ksreskézai did; key facet of Venika.
khablamekhal thebé v. To bring forth from the fog; emanation of the stasrintshéa.
khama n. The KH consonant.
khazadu n. Dwarf.
khé conj. And; generally used to join clauses.
khê ex. Onomatopoeia for sighing, particularly in exasperation.
khehé v. To sigh, growl, groan, or otherwise produce a non-verbal sound that might be involuntary.
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.
khô ex. Onomatopoeia for a sigh, particularly of relief or satisfaction.
kholúé v. To leap.
kholúu n. Leap.
khomanazé v. To forbid someone [acc] from travelling to a specific place [dat].
khomúéa n. Epidemic.
khôpahé v. To avoid.
khorbímu n. Forearm.
khosarí a. Distal; away from a locus or centre.
khosaru n. Exile.
khosarúzu n. Shin.
khosarya adv. By far.
khoselía n. Distant place; remote outpost.
khoses pm. Far from.
khosevegzí a. Immense.
khosevegzíu n. Immensity.
khosglemekía n. Disowning; denouncement; abandonment; standing far from.
khoshúmu n. Wingtip.
khosidha n. Legend.
khosidhalí a. Legendary.
khosílesta n. Foot or footwear fetishism.
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.
khosogelía n. Embassy; hostel.
khosteñku n. Boot.
khostipé v. To kick.
khostríaní a. Foreign; of a far land.
khostúzu n. Foot.
khotshentinivíu n. Fossil; relic.
khozbavu n. Tail tip.
khozhúmo n. Colony.
khozhúmolí a. Colonial.
khozoré v. To divert; to redirect.
khralé v. To tinge; to tint.
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.
khû ex. Onomatopoeia for a growl or sigh of resentment.
khúlé v. To coil a rope-like object.
Khúrafe n. The Khúsak language.
Khúsakí a. Of the culture of the Khúsak.
Khúsakinu n. The culture of the Khúsak civilization.
Khúsaku n. Individual of the Khúsak.
kí mp. Reciprocal locomotive mood.
ki– pre. Center (when the affected word starts with a consonant).
kibúes pm. In time with, in concert with, in beat with (using the instrumental case).
kiddúbé v. To install.
kiddúbesso n. Installation.
Kidtivassa n. Kiribati.
kíeské v. To circulate.
kíeskekto n. Notoriety.
kíeskeme n. Memorandum; circular; notice.
kíeskemí a. Notorious; gossip-worthy; news-worthy.
kíeskía n. Circulation of flowing currents.
kíeskío n. Gossip.
kíezgekíu n. Round; one lap of the patrol of a worker.