Akoose–English Dictionary


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kílokíloEnglishkilon9/101scales2seesaw
kin kin kinideovery clean
kírib kírib kíribideosound of shoes
kísimkísimEnglishn9/10kitchen
klásekláseGermanKlassen9/10class
klɔbklɔbEnglishclubn9/10kind of dance musicoriginated during the colonial period
klɔ̌keklɔ̌keEnglishclockn9/10watch, wristwatch, clock
kokobyâkon9/10kind of mushroom
kolkolDial.var.kuln9/10wooden hand drum
Komben.prKumba town
kómɛnkómɛnn9/10log (in fire which will stay alight all night)
kôm kômideosound of door opening or any movement in the house
kóm kóm kómideosound of beating a gongHɛ̂ bébɔ́mé nkə́ŋ kóm kóm kóm.Then they beat the gong, bum bum bum.
komm kommideosound of hammering, knockingAbomme kalɛbôd komm komm.He nailed the karaboards, bang, bang.
kónkónn9/10beans, koki beansVigna adenanthaBékɔgɛʼ kón póndé e ngande.Beans are ground for feasts.kón e mbumkón é mbumn9/10beans (small, used for making koki)kón e nkáálékón é nkáálén9/10rice
kondékondén9/10armchairkondé e ngob e nyam,leather chair.
kón é baásén10coffee senna and other senna sppSenna obtusifolia
koŋgekoŋgen9/10cartridge, bulletA mwɛ́ɛ̄, hɛ́ me koŋge é nkumbé, ńsóo nkumbé.Friend, give me a cartridge for loading my gun.
koŋkwoónhammer batHysignathus monstrosus
kosumkosumn9/10crested guinea-fowlGuttera pucherani
kóte1kóteEnglishn9/10courtKóte ekəlé mə́ áte.His coat is large.
kóte2kóteEnglishn9/10coat
kɔ̂bkɔ̂bEnglishn9/10cupYésuɛ ammíí kɔ̂b e metake.Jesus drank the cup of suffering.
kɔ́bɔ̂dkɔ́bɔ̂dEnglishn9/10cupboardSêhédé brɛ̂d á kɔ́bɔ̂d-tê.We put bread in the cupboard.
kɔdkɔdn9/10squirrelabɛ́lé á kɔdmebɛ́lé mé kɔdn5/61four striped squirrel2striped ground squirrelEuxerus erythropus