*kyɔ́yevEngTo pry up and cut off roots with a tool, such as a machete.FrndéterrerLinkokata na nseNɛkyɔgáka saáyɛ.I just dug up sobe grass.
kpadánEngA bottom-feeding fish with fins the length of its body and thin, rubbery skin. It can be a meter long. When smaller, called némbu.Frnpoisson grand (esp.)Linngɔlɔ mɔnɛnɛ
*kpangɛ́yevEngto helpFrnaiderLinkosunga, kosalisaOkpiyako akpangɛgi na ɓakwaye ebuwɛ lekɛye nyamɛ mo ɓinɛli ngii,The net helped in many ways to trap the animal near the village.
kpangbángbánEngLong basket for carrying firewood; shaped like a nzango, but is a star of David weave, and not of palm frondsFrnCorbeille longue pour porter le feu de bois.LinEkolo molai mpo na kokumba nkóni.
*kpatɔ́yevEngto removeFrnenleverLinkolongolaOtúku aɗátɛ ye kití asia ákpatɔ́gana.The cloth that was caught in the chair came loose.
kpáyenEngEdible small, green, eggplant-shaped fruitFrnUne fruit comestible, vert, petit avec la forme d'une aubergineLinGbago; ndenge ya mbuma bato baliaka
*kpázɛ́yev1Engto sweepFrnbalayerLinkokombaAntɛ́kɛlɛ́ tadíwaké ɓée ábikí ánkpázɛ́lɛ́ yí ɓasɔ́kɔ ɓɔ́ɔ. He sent for his younger brother that he should come and sweep up for him those caterpillars.2Engto eraseFrneffacerLinkokimisaÓva, ókpaza na yi.You take it and you erase with it. (referring to an eraser)
kpédial. var.kpɛadv1EngreallyFrnvraimentLinmakasi2Enga lotFrnbeaucoupLinmingiAkɔ́mepíné kpé ka.He doesn't often refuse.
*kpowɛ́yevEngto dig, to dig upFrncreuser, déterrerLinkonokola, kotongaƁankpowapí ɓɛ.They dig them up thus.
kpɔlɔkɔnEngA plant with edible leaves that has spines on the leaves and stems, lavender flowers and yellow, tomato-shaped inedible fruitFrnUne plante à feuilles comestible avec des épines sur les feuilles et tiges, les fleurs de couleur lavande et un fruit non comestible jaune et rond.LinMolona