KitangKitangkitaːŋnpropKitang, KatangKatuic people group in Laos to west of Pacoh, also referred to as ape_ân_hi_nơ those who say we this’. Considered to speak most like Pacoh, so Pacoh can understand them in a short time.
kneelchóh móh tarcolcɔh mɔh tər.kɔːlvpkneelpadíh tarcoulpadih tər.kṵːlvpkneel; bow down; prostrate self to show obeisancepachóuh tarcoulpacṵh tər.kṵːlvpkneelradyúhraʄuhunspec. var.rdyúhunspec. var. ofrdyúhvikneel, crouch or squat (e. g. elephant kneels so rider can get down)synkhiprdyúhʔər.ʄuhunspec. var.radyúhunspec. var. ofradyúhvikneel, crouch or squat (e. g. elephant kneels so rider can get down)
kneel!khipkhiːpinterj(elephant) kneel to ground!synradyúh
kneelingtup duptuːp duːpexpof bowed way over; kneeling
knee-SOkithuyhkithusvknee someone with side of kneecfkichuyh
knife-bouncingnhúlɲulnknife bouncing off tough surface
knocktapeaih1tapḭasvtknock away, out of hand; wipe away, dust off
knock-downprâyhprɤsvknock down with a stickclêhkleːhvknock downWith a pole.
knock-overpandứmpan.dɯmvtknock-overNgâh pandứm bâq mâh chít náq ipúh mâh chư dyoun o mbếq acáq yáng lâng, dyoun ngéq mpơi yáng.Knock it over, ten of you hit at once so the jar will break immediately and fall apart.