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koyavar. ofko̱yankomai
koya u̱n mo̱o̱gborrowerid. ofmo̱o̱g2
ko̱yanproeverythingTe̱ joru̱te̱ koyanTo loseLit. We threw everythingvar.koya
ko̱yandatimeall the time ; every time ; alwayscfko̱ de ke da-de 1all the timeko̱ de ke da-de 2everytimevar.koyanda
ku1kúcalabash for keeping fish inside while fishingofish1.6.1.5Fishvar.kuus2ku'us2
ku2kúnpart of a flowersepalu̱t
ku3kù1vto harvest peanuts and yams by digging into the ground2figleave nothing ; no stone unturned?Me̱ ku ko o-gaan áNot forgetting anything any possibilityLit. I dig even one notvar.kuus3ku'us1
ku4npoolo
ku̱kɨ̀nfrogkwadooanim1.6Animal
ku̱b1unkwownnthe shedded skin of a snakeobody2.1Body
ku̱b2kɨ̀bvtry to stand
ku̱gvharvest peanutsvar.kwu̱g
kugupadvto emphasize closing something completelyused with tigishshite̱Rev 5:1
KuhununThursdayu̱rtime8.4Time
ku̱k1kɨ́kn1peel of an orangeo2scales of a fisho
ku̱k2kɨ́kpods from beans or plantsu̱t
kuke̱kùkɛ̀nroomdakiohouseloc6.5.1.1House8.5Location
kuke̱-o̱ m-ke'etnprison ; jailo-jaaru (from Hausa and English); kur-o̱ m-ke'et; ke'o
kukkumakúkkùmáadjgigantico
ku̱ko̱pkɨ́kɔ̀padj1roughm2unclean ; dirtym3impure ; sexually defiledmba m-ku̱ko̱p can be used for moral pure girl/virgin before marriage
kuks1kùksnweevilColeopteraoWest African Insects, John Boormaninsect1.6.1.7Insect
kuks2var. ofkus1vremain
kuks3var. ofkus1