kampe:nakampɛːna1adv.before (doing) somethingMememmudèl i kadut=i. Kampe:na ipe:na:s=u a:yi:The knife is dull. I will sharpen it before (using it).2subordbefore (normally with the ligature "a")Si:pang a langit mandi:madima=taw kampe:na a dumigdi:g=a=ti ti bunbun=i.You (should) walk for one day before you arrive here at your house.Kampe:na masso:li=tèn=ti, maratang=tep=tèn ta para daw.Before I come back here, I will buy something there for you.3subordafterKampe:na=ku=tid pinangi''adu:yu, nampako:ma=tid.After I separated them from each other, they were reconciled.
kampukampon.camp, lean-to, camping ground, baseInumuli=tid ti kampu=di, dinu:tungan=di laman=i aydi: burog=i, nangiyakkan=tid. Yakkan=tid.Coming back to their camp, they singed the wild boars and monkeys. And they cooked it.
kamulkamulhuddling uptikkamultikkamulstat.vbe huddling upTikkamul=tèddi, awan=de:ta ulèulès=na.He is huddling up, without any clothes.
kana:yonkanaːjɔncf. Ilk.adv.alwaysPa:nguras=tèn a kana:yon ta pinggan.I always wash plates.Kana:yon dègès na tia:ng=u.I always feel pain in my stomach. (lit.) The pain of my stomach is always.Kana:yun=na=tèn a atdan ta tiyèd na laman.He always gives me a leg of wild pig.
kande:rokandɛːrɔcfbiyasparayukn.cooking potsynta:yabCooking pots were not traditional kitchenware. The Arta people traditionally used bamboo containers for cooking rice and other dishes.
kanikanikanikanin.athlete's foot, ringworm of feet, tinea pedisisèl
kansionkaŋsjunn.song, singingmakakansyunmakakansjunpot.vcan singmangkansionAVsing, sing a songLu:lan=mu ti bebbe:=mu, da saya mangkansion.Call your auntie, because she will sing a song.arta0102
kapètkapətunspec. var.kèpèt2n.tikkapèttikkapətstat.vbe attaching to, stuck to, cling to, adheredTikkapèt ti ayu=y.It (e.g. honeycomb) is stuck to the tree.