Sisaala - English

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kɔŋvto be lean, thinNɛŋ la kɔŋɔ nɛ.The cow is lean.

kɔŋkɔŋn, tin, cankɔŋkɔŋ nammɩatinned meat or fish

kɔŋŋʋlɔŋadv.lean, thinBaal la ŋaa kɔŋŋʋlɔŋ nɛ.The man is thin.

kɔrɩgɛ/kɔrɩkɛvto slaughter, killMɩ nyɩmma kɔrɩgɛ suuŋ.My father killed a guinea fowl.

kɔrɔkɔrɔn, (Hs.) bolt, padlock

kɔsɛvto wear out, to tearŊ nɩɩ laalɛ ŋ gɛrɩŋ, ʋ jaŋ kɔsɛ.If you wear your cloth it will wear out.

-kɔsʋŋcf-kɩaŋ -kpaaŋ-adjsfxworn out, tornnɛntɛŋkɔsʋŋworn out shoe

kɔtaacfbiri biriadv.(Hs.) not at allMɩ bɩ sɛyɛ, kɔtaa.I do not agree at all.

kuvcut with sickle (grass)Mɩ dɩa ku yaŋ.I cut grass yesterday.

kuchuruŋn, funeral sacrifice(a cow at a man's funeral, a sheep, goat, or hen at a woman's funeral)

kuivto be short Ŋmɛŋ la kunyie.The rope is short.

kukeriadv.(Hs.) well doneƲ ŋaa kukeri.He has done well.

kuliiŋn, shrill cry, ululation

kulikulin, (Hs.) fried balls or ropes of groundnut paste

kumbeeln.sg.elders of a community

kumpuŋŋun, chief's leather cushion, pouffe

kuntuluŋn, a caterpillar

kuntuŋn, (Twi) blanket

kuŋkomon, kapok tree, white silk-cotton tree (it has a white flowers, large tree), ceiba pentandra

kuŋkomuŋn, kapok fruit

kuŋkunuŋn, 1kapok, silk cotton 2cotton

kúokúon, ant lion

kùokúon, (Engl.) cocoa