karɛ2kárɛkaran.thread, arranged in a pattern for use in weaving.DI/'A
kãrɛka̰rɛv.fasten, lace up, by weaving the edges together to make a thick closing, with rope, thread, fibre, etc.Pɔka la kãrɛ ginka la n tari zim la.the woman laced the basket of fish.kãtikãregakãta
kasegɛ1ka̰həgɛv. compl. stop, of rainSaa la ni kasegɛ.it has stopped raining.kasegerikasegerɛ
kasegɛ2ka̰həgɛv. compl. take a single scoop of waterA dikɛ wanɛ kasegɛ ko'om la.he took a calabash and scooped out the water.kasegerikasegerɛkasegera
kaserɛká̰hərɛkasaadj.1unripe, of fruitsta'ankaserɛ.unripe shea fruit.2unboiled, raw, of meatnɛnkaserɛraw meat3strong, youthfulnakãserɛstrong cow.DI/'A
kasɛka̰hɛv.scoop out liquidBa kasɛ ko'om la dee nyɔgɛ zim la.they scooped out the water and caught the fish.kaserikasegakasa
kasɛkaka'́sɛ́ka1det.one of, some, a certainpɔka kasɛka.one of the women; a certain (some) woman.2dem. pron.subj., obj. pron. Usu. used to refer to an antecedent noun phrase.Kasɛka wi mamone of them called me.Budaa la loe kasɛka bo mam.the man chose one for me.-se-
kasɛtɔká'sɛ̰́tɔn. pl.dark shea butter, extracted late in the processing. Used on the bimenɛ drum.synkaburegoTU
kasi1ká'sɩ́-dumaadj.holy, uprightAdɔŋɔ de la kasi.Adongo is a holy person.nɛra kasi.holy person.
kasi2ká'sɩ́advunblinking, looking straight at sth. without blinking.Pɔka la biseri mam mɛ kasi.the woman is looking at me straight without blinking.