klizí a. Tiny.
klizlere n. Microbe.
klotu n. Ladder; ladder rung.
klowu n. Clock.
klúí kelsúya adv. Large-scale; en masse.
klúthebé v. To manufacture (in a factory).
koa pm. -like, -ish.
koalé v. To call or summon.
kogome n. Cadmium.
koimoigu n. Police officer.
koimúbra n. Capillary.
koindru n. Skewer stick.
koindúminu n. Downtown; highly-populated urban area.
koiné v. To dig through.
koinelíu n. Midst.
koines pm. Amongst or moving through.
koinethé v. To negotiate.
koinethekhtía n. Negotiation.
koisaré v. To settle in or nest.
koisekhto n. Household.
koiselía n. Habitat.
koisilitru n. Community.
koissaremé v. To take refuge or hide.
koissezarlemé v. To take refuge; to stow away; to steal shelter; to squat.
koissezmerlé v. To find home (generally by instinct).
koistilla n. Temple.
koisu n. Home.
koitríu n. Homeland.
koizellí trafúekwíu n. Legal scholar (archaic).
koizellidtu n. Law.
koizelliku n. Legal canon.
koizildra n. Political ideology.
koizrakwíu n. Legal scholar.
kokome n. Tellurium.
kokona n. The literary essence of the nostalgic or pastoral.
kokonía n. The pastoral plot-type; a nostalgy.
koku n. Impunity; freedom to decide.
kokúé v. To satisfy.
kole n. The K consonant.
kolemu n. Attention-seeker; slut; heartbreaker.
kolenome n. Tin.
kolí a. Several; some; a paucity or paucal amount.
kolikona n. The literary essence of nostalgia.
kolimefíu n. Home.
kolintu n. Contentedness.
Kolombía n. Colombia.
Komaro n. Comoros.
komoe n. Indium.
kôn– pre. Doing until.
kona n. Drama; plays.
konairo n. Case, container, box.
konaru n. Square.
Koñgo n. The Congo.
konidta n. Dramatic play.
konúbé v. To act (in a play).
koplazu n. Wild rock spider from Makta.
koplivu n. Motto, slogan.
koraiome n. Antimony.
kordíké v. To pad.
kordíkezo n. Padding.
kordío n. Pad; thick thing.
Koría n. Korea.
korr mp. Dubitative/renarrative mood.
korré v. To declare a claim; to claim.
korré (natalémanekhtikhe) v. To declare a loss of objectivity, usually to quit a job to date a coworker.
korridtu n. Claim.
korru n. Claimdom; that which has been claimed, regardless of whether it is true, unverified, or false.
Kôrvelío n. Georgia.
kosé v. To kiss.
koshútome n. Cerium.
kosithé v. To whisper intimately.
Kossipí a. Of Cossipian culture.
Kossipínu n. Cossipian culture.
Kossipíu n. Cossipian.
kosu n. Kiss.
kosúlome n. Barium.
kot– pre. Four.
kotañomu n. Xenon.
koto n. The digit four.
kotolapía n. Beryl.
kotome n. Beryllium.
kotona n. Peanut.
kotopé v. To give a hint.
kotopu n. Hint, suggestion.
kotorilé v. To argue or fight.
kotsipome n. Lanthanum.
kotúzé v. To crawl.
kotúzu n. Quadruped; any animal with four legs.
kovesome n. Caesium.
Kozovo n. Kosovo.
Kravaska n. Croatia.
krempono n. Packet; thing wrapped in paper.
krenevú natúé v. To delete from a database.
krení a. On paper; on a computer; recorded.
krení kilosu n. Applicant.
krení talìdte n. Booking, appointment, reservation.
krenilkúekwía n. Note-taker; someone who uses a lot of paper.
krenino n. Documentation; paperwork.
krenovo n. Office desk; wicket; bureau.
krenúbé v. To deal; to make exchange agreements.