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ka2Verbto remainKaa ka kɔksaalɛ.And two hundred remained.
ka1conj.and (connecting two sentences)Kaa ka kɔksanaasi.And four hundred remained.
kaabul-saNounhorn, trumpetKaabullɛ baa hu ali gɔɔli ti ni.They are playing horns at the dancing place.
kaam-saNoun(type of) fruitBa kpa kaam aa zɔŋ disaau.They often use ‘kaam’ when they’re making soup.
kaasaVerbto cry loudlyYɛrɛ be ti chiŋi aa kaasi?Why is the baby crying loudly?
kaburekabursaNountalismanKabure wa wer.A talisman is not a good thing to possess.
kafenakafensaNoun(local) fanKafensa nyɛn yawa ni aa yogli.There are local fans for sale in the market.
kagba-naNoun(straw) hatYau kagba a nyɛ min.Buy me a straw hat.
kagsagadj.very hardBasig ŋmaha tɛɛnɛ du kagsagrɛ.The ground on Basig’s farm is very hard.
kakahakakasaNoun(type of) treeTampulimsa wara buksi kakaha daa -.The Tampulmas do not use the ‘kakaha’ tree for firewood.
kakarka-saNoun(local) stick fenceMu kaa baŋsi kakarkarɛ.I want to make a local fence.
kakhakaksaNoun(type of) treeKakha ya bugillɛ ba kpa o pɛrɛ aa tuk luri.They take the bark of the ‘kakha’ tree and make medicine.
kakul-aNounyam moundTika mou kakulle.Tika is making a yam mound.
kakumakakusaNoundonkeyKakuma nyɛn kankoor dama ni.There is a donkey in the chief’s house.
kalakalsaNouneye make-upAtika yau kallɛ.Atika has bought some eye make-up.
kalaŋ-saNounsleeping matKalaŋ malɛ kpoku lalaknɔ.Sleeping mats are costly now.
kamantoosi-saNountomatoMahamadu wa du kamantosi o zaamun ŋmaha ti ni bun nɔ.Mahamadu did not plant tomatoes in his garden this year.
kamantoosi disadisisaNountomato soupKamantoosi disa lɛmu.Tomato soup tastes very nice.
kamsa-saNoun(type of) yamKamsa wa buto lalaknɔ.They don’t grow ‘kamsa’ yams any more.
kamsi sii (see)Verbto glanceAkala kanɛ a kamsi see aa du be ti ni chen.Akala is sitting down making signs to the child with her eyes.
Kamuŋnuur-saNounTwi speakerYa nyana Abraham ya Kamuŋnuurrɛ.Our father Abraham is a Twi speaker.
kan dɔŋadɔŋsaNounneighbourZaami i kan dɔŋsi ta a nyɛ min.Greet your neighbours for me.
kaniVerbto sit, to sit downKani aa pɔ min.Sit and wait for me.
Kanjaga-saNounBulsa personBaal ti wa ya Kanjaga.The man is not a Bulsa person.
kantiVerbto make a new farmTika nyɛn kanti nɛɛ.Tika is making a new farm.