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kokjanmin bay kokjanm to trip (someone) up
kokócoconut; testicle; kokó tèt head (joc.)
kokobéleprosy; lepersynladTwi kokobé leprosy. In Hai. means 'cripple'; not noted elsewhere.
kokodayslap (in the face)synzòk? This form found only in Hai., but with the sense of 'friendship', 'relationship'.
kokoritsort of palm with edible fruit and fronds which are used for thatching (Attalea maripa, Maximiliana caribaea or M. regia)unspec. var.kukurit
kokòtterm of affection, sweetie
kokoyòt(to make a) whistle using one's handssyntoka? In Guad. designates a flip made with thumb and index finger, e.g. to propel a marble or behind a child's ear
kolansticky
kolé1collar
kolé2to stick, glue; to get stuck (on something); kolé ansanm to glue together; kolé wòch sea cockroach (Chiton mormoratus or C. tuberculatus)Guad; Hai. kòlòwòch, Mart. kol woch
kolé3in kolé epi near, beside
kolé4in kolé fimèl hermaphrodite
koleracholera
kolikcolic
kolikanfishing rod? Not found anywhere else.
kolòmvariant of kolonm
kolonbyédovecote
kolonmoverseer (on an estate)
koltatar, syn goudronsyngoudron
kolyénecklace; plant with (poisonous) coloured seeds used to make necklaces (Abrus precatorius)
komanhow?, e.g. koman ou yé? how are you?
koma-ncommon marble, made from clayTE common
kombòsrival in love. mistress, loverPort. comborço man who lives with a married woman. Also in Guad., StL
kombòzPort.variant of kombos
komen1in lespw komen common sense