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kotjensomeone who cheats, goes back on promises
kotjètin piman kotjèt kind of hot chilli pepper? F coquette flirt?
kotjinito cheat
kotlèt
kotoncotton; cottonwool; koton wuj red sea island cotton (Gossypium barbadense); koton mèch shrub with white fibre which is used as cottonwool and whose seeds are boiled to make a remedy against wind in the abdomen
kotonnenhairy (said of wood that is hard to plane)
kou1neck; gwó kou goiter; nack of cuatro; kou pliché naked-neck fowl
kou2hit, knock, blow, hit (e.g. in stick fight); kou pwen punch; kou d san c(to have a) stroke; bwè yon kou to have a drink; tou den kou suddenly; kou d boulin race, competition
koubcurve
koubariWest Indian locust tree (Hymenea courbaril)
kouchbedsynkabann
kouchansundown; west
kouchéto go to bedsyndesann
kouchèt(baby's) nappy, diaper
kouchkouchtype of purple yam (Dioscorea trifida)unspec. var.kouskouch
kouchouin nwa kouchou cashew nut (Anacardium occidentale)Tupí acaiu (FEW 20, 55a)
koudto sew; koud bouch to stop talking
koui1variant of kwi
koui2unspec. var. ofkwihalf a calabash shell, used as a utensil (e.g. in the kitchen or to bale out a boat)
koukou1great antshrike (Taraba major); koukou mayòk squirrel cuckoo (Piyaya cayana)
koukou2dish made of cornmeal and okra
koulantkind of venerial disease
kouléto flow; to drip, koulé dló to be dripping (of wet clothes); to sink; (of fruit) unripe, syn jlé, avoté
koulècolour
koulèvcfmapipisnake; cassava press, long tubular basket, diagonally woven using tirit, used to press out the juice of bitter cassava; shingles