KadôkadoːnpropKado, also called ‘Bru Pacoh’, or ape_nki_ndô ‘those (who say) there and here’Former dialect of Pacoh, but much borrowing from Bru. Mostly in Samuôi,Huyên district of Laos. nki ‘that’ ndô ‘this’. Region called mưang_Lia.
kekɛːvocdear friend; respectful for superiors (used little)synbơ 1
kelkɛːlvcarry a child on hips, or something under arm
keoqkɛːwʔnflat of blade of bushknife, not the edgeKếh icoaih do kếh, bâq idoq inâh, kếh bâq ngai kéh ikéh ti keoq acóuq kếh chéh, kếh ibôn pru, kếh bôn uih.So one shaves that, then puts it like this, then one strikes against a blade of a bushknife, then it sparks, then one gets to blow, then have fire.cfpla1spec:pla abayhpla2spec:pla canưa pla achiupc
kéh3kɛhvstrike flint, with or without a lighterKếh bâq ngai kéh ikéh ti keoq acóuq kếh chéh, kếh ibôn pru, kếh bôn uih.Then finally they struck and struck it against the back/side?? of a bushknife so it burned, then they were able to blow on it, then they had fire.Do kéh bec lư iên.He strikes a lighter very easily.Kéh_ikéh indicates repeated action.kéh ikéhunspec. comp. formvstrike
kéq1kɛʔ1nreason; excuseAnáq lâyq ibôn xua kéq mmo ma dơi táq icốh.Even though you don’t find any reason but still do like that.cftalbeic2vsreasonableKéq lư ngki ki upôc pâyq loi,That was very reasonable, so he went and chopped further
kéq2kɛʔvtpick; cutKi ilayh ki icáq dâh pôc kéq acứng.In the morning his grandmother went to cut eggplant.7.8.3Cutpc, pa, pk
