katɛkà̰tɛkara, karebaadj.big, large, importantyikatɛbig housezɛkatɛlarge landnɛrekatɛimportant personDI/'A; BA
katikisikátə'kìhikatikisi duman.catechist, a pastor of the Roman Catholic church who teaches the catechism and preaches.6.1Worker, jobEng. Catholic Christian
kazulegakà'zùləgakazulesin.a bundle of early millet cobs, woven together and kept for chewing and as seed.6.2AgricultureKA/SI
keekeev.1move aside, make a single move to one sideBia la kee mɛ ze'ele ti weefo daana la tole. the boy moved to one side to give way to the rider.2sway to the sideDanyuura la kee sore la zuo.the drunkard swayed on the road.keerikeerekɛɛra
ke'elekeʔelev.place sth. beside anotherPɔka la ke'ele la ziirɔ.the woman is cooking soup beside another pot.Bia la zi'ire ke'ele la ka sɔ.the child sat beside his father.ke'elike'elegokɛ'ɛla
keelumkéelʋmn.freshly weeded, recently hoed areaKaara la keelum zo'e ya.the farmer did enough fresh weeding.6.2AgricultureM
ke'emkeʔemv.1be strongMɛɛra la ke'em mɛ.the wrestler is strong.2be difficultDɛɛma la yele ke'em mɛ.the in-law is difficult.3be hardDɔɔ la ke'em mɛ.the wood is hard.ke'eŋo
ke'enekéʔenekɛ'ɛmaadj.1of persons, objects: strong, thickBudanya'aŋa la kelum ana ke'ene.the old man is still strong.Budake'ene.thick-set man.2of a thick consistencysageke'enethick tz.DI/'A
ke'eŋokéʔeŋo̰ke'enon.1powerNaba tari ke'eŋo gana nɛra woo.a chief has greater power than everybody.2strengthA dikɛ la ke'eŋo lubɛ bia la.he used his strength to wrestle the child down.KU/TUke'em, paŋa