Lidepla-English dictionary

nokanun-ney — (kwel) illegal

Arabic

kanva — (kwo) canvas

kao — (kwo) shackles, irons; handcuffs, manacles

handa-kao — (kwo) handcuffs, manacles

kaovati — (zwo) handcuff

Mandarin

kaosa — (kwo) chaos

kapa — (kwo) head; prow

spilakapa — pinhead

kol-kapa — head of cabbage

kapable — (kwel) capable, able

kapablitaa — (kwo) ability, faculty, capability

kapak — (kwo) lid (cover)

genukapak — kneecap, patella

winda-kapak — shutter

Turkish

kapal — (kwo) skull

Hindi

kapase — (kwel) capacious, able to hold

kapasitaa — (kwo) capacity

kapasima — (kwo) crown of head

Origin: kapa+sima

kapital — (kwo) capital (wealth, resources)

kapitan — (kwo) captain (milit., naval)

kapitel — (kwo) capital (architecture)

kaporal — (kwo) corporal (officer)

kapra — (kwo) cloth (woven fabric, material, stuff); linen

kotonkapra — cotton fabric

linkapra — linen cloth

mortakapra — shroud, cerement

kamakapras — bed-clothes

Hindi

kaprifolia — (kwo) honeysuckle

kaprisa — (kwo) whim, caprice

kaprisi — (zwo) be capricious

kaprisnik — (kwo) capricious/self-willed person

kapsel — (kwo) cap (explosive device)

German

kapti — (zwo) catch, capture, seize

kapta, kapting — (kwo) capture (act of capturing), catching

kaptiwat — (kwo) capture (smth captured), prey

kapter, kaptika — (kwo) snare, trap

kapter, kapti-sha — (kwo) catcher (smb that catches)

kapushon — (kwo) hood (covering); cap (protective cover)

kalam kapushon — pen cap

kaput — (kwo, kwel) kaput

Olo es kaput. — Everything is kaput.

kaput-ney — (kwel) broken, out of order, ruined, done for

karabe — (kwel) corrupt, tainted, spoilt; depraved

karabisi — (zwo) corrupt (taint, spoil; deprave, demoralize)

Arabic

Karachi — (kwo) Karachi

karada — (kwo) lathe

karadi — (zwo) lathe, operate a lathe

karader — (kwo) turner, lathe operator

Hindi

karaf — (kwo) carafe, decanter

karakter — (kwo) character (distinctive quality of a person or thing)

karakter-ney — (kwel) characteristic

karakterisi — (zwo) characterize

Greek

karamel — (kwo) caramel

karamelisi — (zwo) caramelize

karan — (kwo) currant (bush, fruit)

rudkaran — (kwo) red currant

swatkaran — (kwo) black currant

Maori

karanfil — (kwo) carnation, clove pink

Turkish

karat — (kwo) carat

Arabic

karavan — (kwo) caravan

Persian

karbon — (kwo) carbon (chem.)

karbonisi — (zwo) carbonize

karbonisa — (kwo) carbonization

kardamom — (kwo) cardamom

kare — (kwel) dear (loved — cf. “guy”)

Kare amigas! — Dear friends!

karesi — (zwo) caress, fondle with affection

karesa — (kwo) caress

karga — (kwo) freight, cargo, lading

kargi — (zwo) freight

Karibike mar — (kwo) Caribbean Sea

kariera — (kwo) career (occupation; the general course or progression of one's working life or one's professional achievements)

karikatura — (kwo) caricature

karikaturi — (zwo) caricature caricaturist

karikaturista — (kwo) caricaturist

Spanish

karim — (kwel) kind (kindhearted)

bi karim — will you be so kind as, please

karimtaa — (kwo) kindness

Arabic

karitaa — (kwo) charity, spiritual benevolence

karkasa — (kwo) framework, skeleton

See also: skelet

Spanish

karke — (kwel) rough, coarse, rude, harsh, rugged

karkem — (kwel) roughly, coarsely, rudely

Finnish

karmin — (kwo) carmine

karmin-ney — (kwel) carmine

Arabic

karota — (kwo) carrot

Italian

karpa — (kwo) carp (fish)

Karpates — (kwo) Carpathians, Carpathian Mountains

karpenti — (zwo) carpenter

karpenter — (kwo) carpenter

karpentifah — (kwo) carpentering

karpus — (kwo) watermelon

Turkish

karta — (kwo) card

meil-karta — (kwo) post card

nam-karta — (kwo) visiting card

armee-karta — (kwo) military ID

yuan-karta — (kwo) membership card

karton — (kwo) cardboard, pasteboard

kartun — (kwo) cartoon (animated film)

kartush — (kwo) cartridge (ammunition)

kartushdan — (kwo) bandoleer, ammunition belt

French

karwe — (kwel) bitter

karwitaa — (kwo) bitterness

Hindi

kasa — (kwo) cash-box, till; cashier’s stand; fund

kaser — (kwo) cashier

kasak — (kwo) Cossack

Russian

kasam — (kwo) oath, vow

fai kasam — to make (take) a vow, swear

defai kasam — take one’s vow/oath back

tori kasam — break one's oath

Arabic