kelevro n. Monument.
kelevru n. Tower.
kelfasé v. To loosen.
kelfelí a. Bizarre, strange, weird, cacophonous, of incomprehensible intention or purpose.
kelflasé v. To grip tightly, to clutch.
kelhairo n. Bathtub, wash basin.
kelhé v. To make very strong; to hone.
kelhímefístu n. Great aunt or uncle.
kelhímu n. Great aunt or uncle; term of affection.
kelí a. Big.
kelí trotúzu n. Big toe.
kelí zhetaña n. More than half; majority.
kelighurí a. Intelligent.
kelínta n. Dragon.
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.
kelitsilí a. Gritty.
kelkedobí a. Brutal, crude, coarse.
kelkedoví a. Fatal; extremely bad.
kelkúé v. To extend.
kelkúesso n. Extension.
kellaré v. To contemplate for a long time.
kellaremo n. Feat; act worth of contemplation.
kellebé v. To augment or extend an existing physical structure.
kelliíksedí a. Ironic.
kellíksé v. To employ irony or be ironic.
kellíksedéú adv. Ironically.
kelliksína n. Irony.
kellúbekwíu n. Veteran teacher.
kelmana n. Lengthy or exhaustive critique; treatise; ruling; edict.
kelmanaltí a. Of lengthy sequence; such as a long list of instructions.
kelmanalturí a. Lengthy (in sequence).
kelmema n. Great grandma or any older direct female ancestor; term of affection.
kelmemefísta n. Great grandmother or any older direct female ancestor.
kelmetlí a. over-enthusiastic.
kelmoí a. Very powerful; very effective; very sturdy; very strong.
kelnaití a. Old, dated (oppose naití, new).
Kelopaví Asithekhtía n. Small post-marriage ritual; see Lilitic Marriage.
kelopé v. To inspire.
kelopu n. Big idea; inspiration.
kelôrúé v. To stare or gaze at intently.
Kelossa n. The physical (wider) world, as distinct from the spiritual world or introspection.
kelpeftí a. Extremely ripe; on the verge of going bad, but not yet bad in any way; at the latest point of maximum greatness.
kelrileneí a. Highly demanding; intensive; badgering; strict.
kelrobé v. To be probable.
kelropu n. Something which is probable.
kelrorlí a. Probable.
kels– pre. Physically behind.
kelsanes pm. Beyond.
kelsañgé v. To exceed.
kelsañgekía n. Excession; disaster scenario; worst-case scenario; failure state.
kelses pm. Physically behind.
kelsíbossa n. Overseas.
kelsithipta n. The aspiration vowel modifier.
kelsuntaní a. Last; very late.
kelsuntaní trotúzu n. Pinkie toe.
keltalí a. Of long duration.
keltalí ilmoilekíúbé v. To give an allegory.
keltalikúé v. To prolong; to draw out, especially rhetorical amplification.
keltalurí a. Long-time.
keltapa n. Grandpa or any older direct male ancestor; term of affection.
kelterbezo n. Grandfather or any older direct male ancestor.
kelthelekhté v. To age.
keltshentaní a. First; very early.
keltshomorí a. Stale.
kelúnaré v. To use rhetorical parallelism through repeated use of similarity at the end of the sentence or clause.
kelvenfa n. Radio; any wave, signal, or broadcast transmitted below 247 GHz.
kelvenfaní mazekwía n. Radio operator.
kelya adv. Extremely; very much (Classical).
kelzurí a. Profound.
kelzurí gevitu n. Tautology.
kemelía n. Expanse.
kémotéo n. Animated cartoon.
kémotréo n. Animated cartoon.
kenoheneí a. Long-standing; long-unchanging.
kenoplu n. Happiness for another, despite one's own exclusion; compersion.
Kentafíka n. Central African Republic.
kéntome n. Praseodymium.
kenzes pm. For or until an accomplishment of ~.
kenzí a. Distant.
kenzu n. Distance; extent.
ker– pre. Together.
kerai adv. Together (in association or combination).
kerañga n. Gravity.
keranitse n. Graviton.
kerappo n. Block of baked clay; brick.
kerekazhé v. To tear into strips.
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.
keroé v. To coincide.
keryekwíu n. Government official responsible for maintaining social order.
keryú adv. Distributive; the next adjective applies to the following nouns and genitives.
kesaví a. Very full and round.
Ketabazainí Akofama n. The annual Pageant of Heroes.
ketabazu n. Nomad.
ketablé v. To wander.