kíezoka n. Panic.
Kígizelía n. Kyrgyzstan.
kíglemé v. To patrol.
kíleibo n. Headquarters.
killighé v. To augment or enhance an existing idea, sensation, or experience.
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.
kilozhofé v. To ken; to euphemistically, epithetically, or metaphorically refer to something with a compound word.
kílstobé v. To greet a superior (by showing deference to her name.)
kilúbé v. To submit one's name; to sign up; to register; to volunteer.
kilúbedí kreníyadis a. Accountable; having given one's name to the record.
kímaëdí a. Mutual.
Kimnaro n. Ecuador.
kimnaru n. Mid-line; middle; equator.
kin mp. Potential mood.
kiné v. To dig up.
kiñga n. Alarm; warning.
kiñgé v. To alert or warn.
Kiñge n. Kinñú, a brane in the KHTX Expanse.
Kinida n. Canada.
kinmúrezu n. Hazard.
Kínya n. Kenya.
kíotara n. Option.
kíotarí a. Available as an option.
kíoté v. To make an available choice; to take an option.
kip– pre. Center (when the affected word starts with a vowel).
kipabvé v. To make explicit.
kipabvedí a. Explicit.
kipabvedya adv. Explicitly.
kipagí a. Absolute measurement; taken from zero.
kipagúveru n. Coordinates; location; position; system state.
kipaltúzu n. Insider; inside informant.
kipalúé v. To use or coin a nonstandard contraction; syncope.
kipekanu n. Middle; the centremost of several options or directions.
kipeku n. Center.
kipes pm. At; in; on; exactly with.
kipesse n. Film; grease; coating; wax.
kipestría n. Mainland; central region.
kipestu n. Leader, organizer, manager (particularly in a survival or governmental situation.)
kipí trotúzu n. Middle toe.
kipintiké v. To swap the middles of words as wordplay.
kipíolí a. Mainstream; current; in circulation.
kipnohé v. To moderate; to balance; to keep something centred.
kipnohekhtía n. Moderation; balance; centredness; regulation.
kipnúé v. To insert.
kipnúkíu n. Insertion.
kipponé v. To imprison.
kipponekía n. Imprisonment.
kiptúzu n. Root vegetable.
kírobé v. To strongly predict.
kisifé v. To orgasm.
kítetsu n. Inhabitant.
kivenakoa n. Midnight.
kivenatsha n. Noon.
klai kibúes pm. Unpleasantly close to; shadowing; stalking; stepping on the toes of.
klai kordíkedí a. Padded out.
klaida n. Extremist.
klakibí a. Over-the-top, embarrassing, lacking in self-awareness; of art, likely to discomfort its intended audience.
klaté v. To finish.
klateka n. Natural conclusion; completion.
klateko n. Completion of work or a project.
klatorí a. Fatal; capable of causing an end.
klavío n. Excess.
klefamé v. To care for or love, yet regard with restrained or passive-aggressive contempt.
klefedu n. Backhanded compliment.
klefí a. Passive-aggressive.
klegokhemu n. Chitin; exoskeletal bone.
klegu n. Bone.
kléoppa n. Calcium, especially dietary calcium.
klere n. Germ, microbe, virus.
klerenede n. Sedimentary rock.
klerino n. Grid, ruler, axis.
klerinurí a. Barred (of a window or door).
kleru n. Stripe.
klet ex. Clicking noise, usually of technology snapping into place.
kleté v. To snap into place; to emit a clicking sound; to finish (as a variant of klaté).
kletu n. Clicking noise.
klí a. Excessive; note also the adverbial form klai ("excessively").
klíkúa n. Exaggeration.
klíkúé v. To exaggerate.
klimé v. To inflict; to put suffering upon.
klimpéta n. Pea.
klinikidu n. Adventurer.
klinlapía n. Emerald.
klinotona n. Cucumber.
klintúzu n. Celery.
klinu n. Green; adventerousness.
klisarasí a. Overweight or fat.
klitramazínu n. Democracy or republic.
klitrení a. Communal.
klitru n. Neighbourhood.
klivotu n. Ladder.
klíwaledí a. Dizzy.