kapotiPlastic raincoat or sheet of plastic used as a raincoat.Menkapotika tay nay omodan.Wear your raincoat for it's going to rain.5.3.4Clothes for special occasions
kapoyWeakness.Nakapoy nan matana isonga adi makaila ay gawis.His eyes are weak so he can't see well.8.3.6.5Soft, flimsycfkapsot
kappatilaA teakettle.Kappatilaem nan itsa ay ipainomyo.Put in a kettle the tea you're to give to drink.5.2.1.3Cooking utensil
kappos-en To touch.Kinapposna nan badon padi tay mendange.He touched the priests cloth for it is smooth.7.3.4.1Touch
kasin1Again.Inmalida kasin ay makiay-ayam.They again came to play with us.8.4.6.6.1Again2Long ago when used with id, in the future when used with is.Id kasin isdin kad-an di alapomi et nasokil kami.Long ago during our grandparents time, we were naughty.8.4.6Aspectual timecfidiskob-awani
kasinsinCousin.sinkasinsin da amak ken inana.My father and his mother are cousins.4.1.9Kinship
kasiwCrooked, unequal, asymmetrical. -om- For the mouth to be crooked.Nikasiw nan nangbetbetana.The way he cut it is crooked.Nakomsiw nan topekna.His mouth became crooked.8.3.5.2.3Different8.3.1.3Straight
kasiyanaExcl. of comfort. "Its not really that bad/serious."Kasiyana, adika omegyat.It's not that bad, don't be afraid.Kasiyana, awnit gomawis siya.It's okay, he will soon get well.2.5.1.1Recover from sickness9.3Very
kaskas1To rub -en, to erase.Kaskasem nan insolatmo.Erase what you've written.synmasmas27.7.5Rub2To pound rice till it's polished.Ikaskasna nan binayona.He polishes the rice he pounded.6.2.1.1.1Growing rice