kahun11.1nBox.1.2vTo use a box.2A box-like plot of irrigated rice.
kail11.1nThe act of limping, a halt in one's walk.1.2vTo walk lamely, with a limp.Hlós kail yem kudà tehe btang yó.The horse that fell continues to limp.
kais1vTo scrape or scratch, using a sharp object, weeding tool; to test the sharpness.Tilów kaisem bè tuu kun (klo) ta lósól hnénég ke deng telem.Try to scratch there in the yard to see if (the weeding knife) is sharp.
kalo11.1nRattan dish rack.Suem bè kalohen yem tukung.Put the bowl into its rattan rack.1.2vTo make a rattan dish rack.cfbalit 1.222.1nMuzzle, made of rattan, usually used to keep an animal from eating the corn while cultivating. Used on dogs to keep them from biting.2.2vTo use a muzzle.
kalus1vTo scratch, as an itch.Suloy buteng kalus le kem ngà lenafu ni.These children with scabies are scratching all night long.cfkemes 1.1
kama11.1nPillow.Tólóng tau fen bud malak bè sigel yem logi eklohok tum libun myón te kama.(Of weddings) a different person will lead the bridegroom by his arm to the side of the woman sitting on the pillow.1.2vTo use a pillow.
kamang1nAtlas beetle.cfkayit 1Chalcosoma atlas.2nA measurement using the five fingers of one hand (crab-like).varskamang3vTo react in fright with the hands open and thrown back, as when a child is awakened by a loud noise; to reach hands out helplessly until someone grabs them to help.
kamat1n(Of mint leaves) residue; remnant, leavings.Deng gotu yem ikóu balù kamaten ke wen duen.My mint leaves are all gone; not even a residue is left.cfikô 1.1
kambal1vTo cling to someone, as a child wanting to be carried; to hold onto something so as to climb over it, as a log, fence.synkaf 1.1
kambil1vTo be hanging and torn, as skin from a wound.
kambong11.1nA kind of curse.Kambong gel hkó kulón ne hemsidek wek libun.This kind of curse always removes the rain and harms (makes it fall out) a woman's hair.1.2vTo invoke this curse.synkutom 1.2
