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| Kaaiman, sn. sort lizard (see Klipsalmander) |
| Kaal, bn. bald, bare, leafless, naked |
| Kaalagtig, bn. somewhat bald |
| Kaalgaar, sn. rope-yarn |
| Kaalhyd, sn. baldness, nakedness |
| Kaal-perske, sn. nectarine |
| Kaaps, bn. Cape, South African |
| Kaart, sn. map, card, chart |
| Kaartji, sn. card, ticket |
| Kaas, sn. cheese |
| Kabaai, sn. payama, night gown |
| Kabel, sn. cable |
| Kabel, w. to cable |
| Kabeljou, sn. cod, codfish |
| Kabinet, sn. cabinet |
| Kaboe-miliis, sn. K. unshelled mealeas |
| Kaduks, bn. F. weak, dilapidated |
| Kaf, sn. chaff |
| Kafbok, sn. wagon for transporting chaff |
| Kaffer, sn. Caffir, Kaffir |
| Kafferkoorn, sn. Kaffir millet |
| Kaggel, sn. stove, grate |
| Kaings, sn. bits of fat melted out |
| Kajuit, sn. cabin |
| Kak, w. to go to stool |
| Kaka, sn. dirt (nursery term) |
| Kakebeen, sn. jaw-bone |
| Kakkerlak, sn. cock-roach |
| Kalander, sn. small beetle |
| Kalant, sn. scamp |
| Kalbas, sn. gourd |
| Kalbasdop, sn. drinking cub from K |
| Kalbaspeer, sn. large cooking pear |
| Kalf, mf. kalwers, sn. calf |
| Kalfsflees, sn. veal |
| Kalifa, sn. M. Mahomedan festival |
| Kalk, sn. lime |
| Kalkagtig, bn. calcareous |
| Kalkoen, sn. turkey |
| Kalkoentjii, sn. small turkey, certain bird and flower |
| Kalkoond, sn. lime-kiln |
| Kalm, bn. calm, quiet |
| Kalmte, sn. calm, calmness |
| Kalottji, sn. small cap |
| Kalwe, w. to calve |
| Kalweragtig, bn. silly |
| Kalwerliifde, sn. youthful love |
| Kam, sn. comb, crest |
| Kam, w. to comb |
| Kamaste, sn. F. leggings |
| Kameel, sn. camel |
| Kameelboom, sn. species of mimosa |
| Kameelpêrd, sn. Giraffe |
| Kamer, sn. room, chamber |
| Kamerdoek, sn. cambric |
| Kamerling, sn. chamberlain |
| Kamfer, sn. camphor |
| Kamferfoeli, sn. honeysuckle |
| Kamma, bw. as if |
| Kammer, sn. comber |
| Kammetji, sn. small comb |
| Kamp, sn. camp, encampment |
| Kamp, w. to combat, struggle |
| Kampeer, w. to encamp |
| Kan, sn. pot, jug |
| Kan-kon-gekan, hw. to can |
| Kanaal, sn. canal, channel |
| Kanaänsdruiwe, sn. grape bearing large bunches |
| Kanari, sn. canary |
| Kandelaar, sn. candle-stick |
| Kandidaat, sn. candidate |
| Kaneel, sn. cinnamon |
| Kaneelpeer, sn. variety of pears |
| Kaneeltjiis, sn. flower smelling like Cinnamon |
| Kanis, sn. L. nasty fellow |
| Kanker, sn. cancer, canker |
| Kanker, w. to grow inveterate |
| Kankeragtig, bn. cancerous |
| Kanon, sn. cannon, gun |
| Kanoniir, sn. gunner |
| Kanonkogel, sn. gun-ball |
| Kanonskot, sn. gun-shot |
| Kans, sn. chance, opportunity |
| Kant, sn. border, margin, lace |
| Kantel, w. to overturn, fall over |
| Kanteling, sn. overturning |
| Kantig, bn. angular, cornered |
| Kantiin, sn. E. canteen |
| Kantiintji, sn. tin water bowl |
| Kantoor, sn. office |
| Kantoor-werk, sn. writing work |
| Kantwerk, sn. lace-work |
| Kanyntji, sn. rabbit |
| Kap, sn. roof, top, tester |
| Kap, w. to chop, cut, fell, mince |
| Kaparngs, sn. M. wooden sandals |
| Kapater, sn. castrated goat |
| Kapawel, bn. E. capable |
| Kapblok, sn. chopping block |
| Kapitaal, sn. capital |
| Kapitaal, bn. capital, excellent |
| Kapitalis, sn. capitalist |
| Kapittel, sn. chapter |
| Kapittel, w. to lecture, reprimand |
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| Kapkar, sn. Cape cart |
| Kapok, sn. snow, wadding |
| Kapok, w. to snow |
| Kapokhoender, sn. Bantam fowl |
| Kapot, bn. worn-out, dead |
| Kapper, sn. chopper |
| Kappie, sn. sun-bound |
| Kapsiis, sn. en quibbles, devices |
| Kapstewels, sn. top-boots |
| Kapstok, sn. row of pegs |
| Kaptyn, sn. captain |
| Kar, sn. cart |
| Karaat, sn. carat |
| Karafaan, sn. caravan |
| Karakter, sn. character |
| Karakterloos, bn. unprincipled |
| Karaktertrek, sn. trait of character |
| Karba, sn. demi-john |
| Karbonkel, sn. carbuncle |
| Kardinaal, sn. cardinal |
| Kardoesi, sn. paper bag |
| Karet, sn. hindpart (of a carriage) |
| Karkatji, sn. sty |
| Karmedik, sn. L. medicinal herb |
| Karmenatji, sn. chop, cutlet |
| Karnalli, sn. F. scamp |
| Karnuffel, w. to fumble, rumple |
| Karo, sn. B. Carroo (track of country) |
| Karogrond, sn. fertile yellowish soil |
| Karos, Kros, sn. K. skin covering or blanket |
| Karring, sn. churn |
| Karring, w. to churn |
| Karringmelk, sn. butter-milk |
| Karwats, sn. riding whip |
| Karwy, w. to caraway |
| Karwyer, sn. transport rider |
| Kas, sn. wardrobe, cupboard |
| Kasarm, Kasern, sn. barracks |
| Kasta, bw. as if |
| Kastage, bin. pretended |
| Kasteel, sn. castle |
| Kastrol, sn. stewing pan |
| Kasty, w. to chastise |
| Kastyding, sn. chastisement |
| Kat, sn. cat |
| Katagtig, bn. catlike |
| Katdoorn, sn. wild asparagus |
| Kategismus, sn. catechism |
| Katel, sn. wooden bedstead |
| Katjipiring, sn. gardenia |
| Katkeseer, w. to catechize |
| Katkesant, sn. catechismen |
| Katkesasi, sn. catechism |
| Katoen, sn. cotton |
| Kats, sn. D. cat-o'-nine-tails |
| Katswenk, bn. prostrated, swooning |
| Kattekwaad, sn. naughty tricks |
| Katterig, bn. vixenly cross |
| Keel, sn. throat |
| Keeldêrm, sn. gullet, oesophagus |
| Keelgat, sn. gullet |
| Keelklank (geluid), sn. gutteral sound |
| Keelkliir, sn. tonsil |
| Keelletter, sn. gutteral letter |
| Keelontsteking, sn. inflammation of throat |
| Keelseer (siikte), sn. sore throat |
| Keep, sn. notch |
| Keer, sn. turn, time |
| Keer, w. to turn, stop, resist |
| Keerkring, sn. tropic |
| Keerpunt, sn. crisis, turning point |
| Kees, sn. baboon, hind parts |
| Kekkel, w. to cuckle, chatter, backbite |
| Kekkelary, sn. slander, backbiting |
| Kekkelbek, sn. slanderer, backbiter |
| Kelder, (keller), sn. cellar, vault |
| Kelk, sn. cup, chalice |
| Kelki, sn. wine-glass |
| Ken, w. to know |
| Ken, sn. chin |
| Kenbaar, bn. recognizable |
| Kenmerk, sn. characteristic |
| Kennetji, sn. a game |
| Kennis, sn. knowledge, skill, information |
| Kennisgewing, sn. notice |
| Kennismaking, sn. acquaintance |
| Kennisneming, sn. investigation |
| Kenta, bn. en bw. false-ly |
| Kenteken, sn. token, mark |
| Kep, sn. E. cap |
| Kêrel, sn. fellow |
| Kering, sn. turning, stopping |
| Kerk, sn. church |
| Kerkbank, sn. pew |
| Kerkbestuur, sn. church government |
| Kerkelik, bn. ecclesiastical |
| Kerkeraad, sn. church wardens |
| Kerkfader, sn. church father |
| Kerkgang, sn. going to church |
| Kerkgebou, sn. church |
| Kerkgesag, sn. eccleciastical authority |
| Kerkherformer, sn. reformer |
| Kerkherforming, sn. reformation |
| Kerkhof, sn. church yard |
| Kerkplaas, country church |
| Kerkskool, sn. church school |
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| Kerktoring, sn. steeple |
| Kerm, w. lament, groan |
| Kermis, sn. fair |
| Kêrs, sn. candle |
| Kers, Kersi, sn. cherry |
| Kersblare, sn. medicinal herb |
| Kêrsbossi, sn. fruitbearing shrub |
| Kêrsfees, sn. Christmas |
| Kêrsfers, bn. fresh |
| Kêrsfet, sn. tallow |
| Kêrs-op-steek, sn. Malay festival |
| Kerwel, sn. chervil |
| Ketter, sn. heretic |
| Kettery, sn. heresy |
| Ketting, sn. chain |
| Ketting-steek, sn. chain stich, also a game |
| Keur, w. to select |
| Keurboom, sn. wild tree |
| Keurig, bn. very particular |
| Keus, Keuse, sn. choice, selection |
| Keuwel, w. baby's chattering |
| Kidleer, sn. kid-leather |
| Kiil, sn. corner of a roof |
| Kiilhouer, sn. pick-axe |
| Kiim, sn. germ |
| Kiip-kiip, uw. way of calling fowls |
| Kiis, sn. grinder, jaw tooth |
| Kiis, w. to choose, pick out |
| Kiismili, sn. sort mealie |
| Kili, w. to tickle |
| Kilirig, bn. ticklish |
| Kim, sn. chimb, horizon |
| Kind, mf. kinders, sn. child, infant |
| Kinderagtig, bn. en bw. childishly |
| Kinderagtighyd, sn. childishness |
| Kinderdoop, sn. infant baptism |
| Kinderdrag, sn. dress for children |
| Kinderfermaak, sn. childish amusement |
| Kinderjare, sn. childhood |
| Kinderkamer, sn. nursery |
| Kinderlik, bn. en bw. filial, childish -ly |
| Kinderloos, bn. child-less |
| Kinderlooshyd, sn. childlessness |
| Kindermyd, sn. nurse-maid |
| Kinderskool, sn. infantschool |
| Kinderwerk, sn. child's work |
| Kindji, sn. baby, babe |
| Kinds, bn. childish, doting |
| Kindsbeen, sn. childhood |
| Kindshyd, sn. second dotage |
| Kinkhoes, sn. whooping cough |
| Kiri, sn. stick, walking stick |
| Kis, sn. chest, box; Doodkis, coffin |
| Kiser, sn. elector |
| Kising, sn. election |
| Kits, sn. moment |
| Klaag, w. to complain, report |
| Klaagliid, sn. lamentation, dirge |
| Klaaglidere, sn. lamentations |
| Klaar, bn. clear, evident, ready |
| Klad, w. to blot |
| Klad, sn. stain, blot, shot |
| Kladpapiir, sn. blotting paper |
| Klafiir, sn. piano |
| Klag, sn. complaint, lamentation |
| Klagend, bn. en bw. plaintive -ly |
| Klager, sn. complainer, plaintiff |
| Klam, bn. moist, damp |
| Klamhyd, sn. moistness, dampness |
| Klandisi, sn. customers |
| Klank, sn. sound, noise |
| Klant, sn. customer |
| Klap, sn. slap, blow, cover |
| Klap, w. to smack, clap |
| Klapbroek, sn. oldfashioned trousers |
| Klapklappertji, sn. lark (see liwerki) |
| Klapper, sn. cocoa nut |
| Klapperdop, sn. cocoanut shell, head |
| Klarighyd, sn. readiness |
| Klarinet, sn. clarionet |
| Klas, sn. class |
| Klawer, sn. clover, clubs |
| Klé, w. to clothe |
| Kleed, sn. garment, dress |
| Kleedji, sn. cloth, cover |
| Kleedtafel, sn. dressing table |
| Kleermaker, sn. tailor |
| Kleding, sn. dress |
| Klem, w. to clinch, cling |
| Klem, sn. catch, force, stress, lock jaw |
| Klemtoon, sn. accent, stress |
| Klemwoord, sn. forcible word |
| Klere, sn. clothes |
| Klerekas, sn. wardrobe |
| Klerk, sn. clerk |
| Kletter, w. to clatter, clash |
| Kleur, sn. colour, hue, complexion |
| Kleur, w. to colour, blush |
| Kleurling, sn. coloured man |
| Kleurloos, bn. colourless |
| Kleursel, sn. colour |
| Klewerig, bn. sticky, clammy |
| Klewerighyd, sn. stickiness |
| Klewing, sn. adhesion |
| Kliir, sn. gland, kernel |
| Kliiragtig, bn. glandulous |
| Klim, w. to climb, rise |
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| Klimaat, sn. climate |
| Klimmer, sn. climber |
| Klimming, sn. climbing |
| Klimop, sn. ivy |
| Klink, w. to sound, ring, tinkle |
| Klinker, sn. vowel, hard bricks |
| Klinkletter, sn. vowel |
| Klip, sn. stone |
| Klipbank, sn. stony layer |
| Kliphard, bn. hard as stone |
| Klipkop, sn. stony peak, hardhead |
| Klipperig, bn. rocky, strong |
| Klipsalmander, sn. Klipneuker, sort lizard |
| Klip-speul, w. to play a game with small stones |
| Klits, Klitsgras, sn. a sticky grass |
| Klits, w. to beat |
| Kloek, w. sound of turkeys and fowls |
| Kloekmoedig, bn. valiant, brave |
| Kloekmoedighyd, sn. bravery |
| Klok, sn. bell |
| Klokslag, sn. striking of bell |
| Klokslag, bw. exactly |
| Klomp, sn. lump, gang, herd |
| Klompi, sn. small troop |
| Klont, sn. clod, lump |
| Klonterig, bn. clotty |
| Klonterighyd, sn. grumousness |
| Kloof, sn. cleft, chasm, ravine |
| Kloofbaar, bn. to be cleft |
| Klooster, sn. monastery, convent, cloister |
| Kloosterkerk, sn. cloister-chapel |
| Kloosterlik, bn. monastic, cloisteral |
| Kloosterling, sn. monk, nun |
| Klop, sn. knock, stroke |
| Klop, w. to knock, palpitate, tap, beat |
| Klopper, sn. knocker |
| Klopping, sn. knocking |
| Klou, sn. claw, talon, paw, clutch |
| Klousiikte, sn. foot disease (of cattle) |
| Klouter, w. to climb, clamber |
| Klowe, w. to cleave, split |
| Klower, sn. cleaver |
| Klug, sn. merriment, jest |
| Klugspel, sn. comedy, farce |
| Klugtig, bn. merry, comical |
| Kluisenaar, sn. hermit |
| Kluit, sn. clod |
| Kluiterig, bn. clodded |
| Kluitji, sn. a fib, lie, dumpling (in eatables) |
| Kly, sn. clay, mortar |
| Klyn, bn. small, little |
| Klyn-affal, sn. small affal |
| Klynbaas, sn. young master |
| Klynding, sn. little one or tiny |
| Klyndogter, sn. grand-daughter |
| Klyngelowig, bn. of little faith |
| Klyngelowighyd, sn. incredulousness |
| Klynhandel, sn. retail |
| Klynhartig, bn. timid |
| Klynighyd, sn. trifle |
| Klynjong, sn. small servant boy |
| Klynkind, sn. grandchild |
| Klynmoedig, bn. weakminded |
| Klynmyd, sn. small servant girl |
| Klynneef, sn. grand-nephew or cousin |
| Klynnig, grand-niece |
| Klynnôi, sn. young mistress |
| Klynood, sn. jewel |
| Klynserig, bn. touchy, easily hurt |
| Klynserighyd, sn. touchiness |
| Klynseun, sn. grandson |
| Klyntji, sn. little one |
| Klyntongetji, sn. uvula |
| Knaging, sn. gnawing, remorse |
| Knak, sn. krack, blew, damage |
| Knak, w. to crack, hurt |
| Knap, bn. clever, handsome, narrow |
| Knaphyd, sn. cleverness |
| Knapi, sn. lad, scamp |
| Knapsak, sn. knapsack |
| Kneg, sn. overseer (on a farm) |
| Knel, w. to pinch, squeeze |
| Knellend, bn. pinching |
| Knelter, sn. kneehalter |
| Kners, w. to gnash (the teeth) |
| Knersing, sn. gnashing |
| Kneukel, sn. knuckle |
| Kneus, w. to bruise |
| Kneusing, sn. bruise |
| Knewel, bn. gigantic |
| Knewelbaard, sn. whiskers |
| Kni, sn. knee |
| Kni, w. to knead |
| Kniil, w. to kneel |
| Kniis, w. to fret, pine |
| Knik, sn. nod |
| Knik, w. to nod, snap |
| Knikkertji, sn. small eatable herb (sn. Froetangs) |
| Knikspoor, sn. small ditch in road |
| Knip, w. to cut, clip, entrap |
| Knip, sn. spring, trap |
| Knipmes, sn. pocket knife |
| Knippi, sn. latch |
| Knipspeld, sn. safety pin |
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| Knisig, bn. fretful, spiteful |
| Knoei, w. to intrigue, bribe, corrupt |
| Knoeiery, sn. bunglery, patch work |
| Knol, sn. turnip, jade |
| Knolkool, sn. knol kohl |
| Knoop, sn. knot, tie, button, node |
| Knoop, w. to net, knot, tie, button |
| Knoopsgat, sn. button hole |
| Knop, sn. knob, stud, bud |
| Knopkiri, sn. knobkerri |
| Knor, w. to scold, grumble, snarl |
| Knorrig, bn. grumbling |
| Knorrighyd, sn. grumbling, anger |
| Knou, sn. bite, gnaw |
| Knou, w. to hurt |
| Knyp, w. to pinch |
| Knypbril, sn. pincher |
| Knyper, sn. pincher, claw |
| Knyptang, sn. pair of tongs |
| Koddig, bn. droll, odd, comical |
| Koefoet, sn. lever, handspike |
| Koei, sn. cow |
| Koejaathout, sn. fine lasting timber imported from India |
| Koejawels, sn. guavas |
| Koek, sn. cake |
| Koekmakranka, sn. gethyllis spiralis |
| Koekoek, sn. cuckoo |
| Koekoeks, sn. speckled fowl |
| Koel, bn. cool, cold |
| Ko'el, kogel, sn. bullet |
| Koelbloedig, bn. en bw. coolly |
| Koelbloedighyd, sn. cool blood |
| Koelhyd, sn. coolness |
| Koeli, sn. E. carrier, Indian |
| Koeling, sn. cooling |
| Koelte, sn. coolness, shade |
| Koerant, sn. newspaper |
| Koers, sn. course, currency |
| Koes, w. to dodge |
| Koesiir, sn. coach-man |
| Koester, w. to cherish, protect |
| Koestering, sn. cherishing |
| Koestertjii, sn. a bird |
| Koeti, sn. slap in the face |
| Koets, sn. coach, carriage |
| Koffer, sn. trunk, box, chest |
| Koffertji, sn. small trunk |
| Koffi, sn. coffee |
| Koffikan, sn. coffee-pot |
| Koffimoer, sn. grounds of coffee |
| Koffiwater, sn. water for coffee |
| Koggel, w. to jest, fight (of draught animals) |
| Koggelmannetji, sn. sort lizard |
| Koggelstok, sn. stick tied to mouths of fighting draught animals |
| Kok, sn. cook |
| Koker, sn. case, pipe |
| Kokery, sn. cookery |
| Koking, sn. boiling, cooking |
| Kol, sn. spot, puddle, dot |
| Kolbroek, sn. shortlegged pig |
| Koliik, sn. colic |
| Koliikpyne, sn. gripes |
| Kollega, sn. colleague |
| Kollektant, sn. collector |
| Kollekte, sn. collection |
| Kollekteer, w. to collect |
| Kollyts, sn. college |
| Kolmol, sn. mole with white dot |
| Kolom, sn. column |
| Kolonel, sm. colonel |
| Koloni, sn. colony, settlement |
| Koloniaal, bn. colonial |
| Kom, sn. basin, bowl, fish pond |
| Kom, w. to come, arrive at |
| Kombêrs, sn. rug, blanket |
| Kombuis, sn. kitchen |
| Komedi, sn. comedy, play house |
| Komedistuk, sn. play, comedy |
| Komeet, sn. comet |
| Komfert, sn. cover, envelope |
| Komiik, bn. en bw. comically |
| Komkommer, sn. cucumber |
| Komma, sn. comma |
| Kommadant, sn. commander |
| Kommadeer, w. to command |
| Kommando, sn. column |
| Kommer, sn. trouble, sorrow |
| Kommerlik, bn. sorrowful, distressed |
| Kommerloos, bn. unconcerned |
| Kommissaris, sn. commissioner |
| Kommissi, sn. commission |
| Kompas, sn. compass |
| Komplement, sn. complement |
| Kompleet, bn. complete |
| Komplot, sn. plot |
| Koms, sn. arrival, coming, accession |
| Kondisi, sn. condition |
| Kondisioneel, bn. conditional |
| Konferensi, sn. conference |
| Konfusi, sn. confusion |
| Konfyt, sn. preserves |
| Kongres, sn. congress |
| Koning, sn. king |
| Koningin, sn. queen |
| Koninklik, bn. royal, kingly |
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| Koninkryk, sn. kingdom |
| Konkel, w. to do bad work, intrigue |
| Konkel-ooi, sn. ewe taking another's lamb |
| Konkelwerk, sn. bad work |
| Konklusi, sn. conclusion |
| Konneksi, sn. connection |
| Konsent, sn. consent |
| Konsentreer, w. to consent |
| Konsert, sn. concert |
| Konsertsaal, sn. consertroom |
| Konsessi, sn. concession |
| Konsistori, sn. consistory |
| Konsistori-hou, sn. indulge in useless talk |
| Konstawel, sn. constable, police |
| Konstitusi, sn. constitution |
| Konstruksi, sn. construction |
| Konsuis, bw. as if |
| Konsul, sn. consul |
| Konsulent, sn. consulent |
| Konsulteer, w. to consult |
| Kont, sn. vagina (vulgar) |
| Kontrak, sn. contract |
| Kontras, sn. contrast |
| Kontry, sn. country, part, region |
| Konynhok, sn. rabbit-hutch |
| Konyntji, sn. rabbit |
| Kooi, sn. bed |
| Kooigoed, sn. bedding |
| Kook, w. to boil, cook |
| Kookboek, sn. cookery book |
| Kooksel, sn. decoction, dish |
| Kool, sn. coal, cabbage, cole |
| Koolsaad, sn. cabbage-seed |
| Koop, sn. bargain, purchase |
| Koop, w. to buy, purchase |
| Koophandel, sn. trade, commerce |
| Kooplus, sn. inclination to buy |
| Kooplustig, bn. inclined to buy |
| Koopman, sn. merchant |
| Koopsiik, bn. fond of buying |
| Koor, sn. choir |
| Koord, sn. cord, string, rope |
| Koors, sn. fever |
| Koorsang, sn. choral song |
| Koorsblaar, sn. blister |
| Koorsig, bn. feverish |
| Koorsighyd, sn. feverishness |
| Kop, sn. head, sense |
| Kop, w. to cup |
| Kopdoeki, sn. headgear |
| Kop-en-potjiis, sn. affal |
| Koper, sn. copper, buyer |
| Koperagtig, bn. coppery |
| Koperdraad, sn. brass wire |
| Kopergeld, sn. brass coin |
| Koperkapel, sn. cobra |
| Koperkleurig, bn. copper-coloured |
| Kopfel, sn. skin of the head |
| Kopi, sn. copy |
| Koplaag, sn. headrow (of bricks) |
| Kopkool, sn. cabbage |
| Koppel, w. to couple, join |
| Koppenend, sn. headside of a bed |
| Koppi, sn. hillock, cup |
| Koppig, bn. obstinate, headstrong |
| Koppighyd, sn. obstinacy, |
| Kopseer, sn. head-ache |
| Kopsku, bn. head-shy |
| Kopstuk, sn. head, piece |
| Koraal, sn. coral |
| Korente, krente, sn. currants |
| Korhaan, sn. woodcock (hen) |
| Koring, sn. wheat, corn |
| Koring-aar, ear of corn |
| Koringboer, sn. corn farmer |
| Korrel, w. to take aim |
| Korrel, sn. cherry, aim (of gun) |
| Korrelhou, w. to aim |
| Korrelkop, sn. bad-tempered fellow |
| Korrespondeer, w. to correspond |
| Korrespondensi, sn. correspondence |
| Korrespondent, sn. correspondent |
| Kors, sn. crust |
| Kort, kort-kort, bn. en bw. short, brief-ly |
| Kortaf, bw. shortly, abruptly |
| Korteliks, bw. shortly |
| Korthyd, sn. shortness |
| Kort-kom, w. to come short, fail |
| Kortom, bw. in short |
| Kortsigtig, bn. narrow-minded |
| Kortsigtighyd, sn. narrow-mindedness |
| Kos, sn. food |
| Kosbaar, bn. expensive, precious |
| Kosbaarhyd, sn. expensiveness |
| Koskook, w. to cook |
| Kosskoliir, sn. boarder |
| Kosskool, sn. boarding school |
| Koste, sn. expense, cost |
| Kostelik, bn. excellent |
| Kostelikhyd, sn. excellence |
| Koster, sn. sexton |
| Kosyn, sn. door post |
| Kots, w. to vomit |
| Kou, koutji, sn. cage |
| Koud, bn. cold |
| Koud-ly, w. to cool off, calm |
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| Koue, sn. cold |
| Koue kry, w. to catch a cold |
| Kouerig, bn. coldish, chilly |
| Kous, sn. stocking |
| Kousband, sn. garter |
| Kouter, sn. colter |
| Kouter-bossi, sn. colter shrub |
| Kraag, sn. collar, frill, cape |
| Kraai, sn. crow |
| Kraai, w. to crow |
| Kraak, sn. crack |
| Kraak, w. to crack, creak |
| Kraal, sn. bead, sheep-fold |
| Kraan, sn. tap, flug, crane |
| Kraanfo'el, sn. crane |
| Kraansaag, sn. pit saw |
| Kraffi, sn. decanter |
| Krag, sn. strength, power, vigour |
| Kragdadig, bn. powerful |
| Kragteloos, bn. weak, impotent |
| Kragtig, bn. powerful, strong |
| Krakeel, sn. quarrel, noise |
| Krakeel, w. to quarrel, dispute |
| Krakeling, sn. cracknel, sort biscuit |
| Kraking, sn. cracking |
| Kramp, sn. cramp |
| Krampagtig, bn. spasmodic |
| Krank, vn. sick, indisposed |
| Krankbed, sn. sick-bed |
| Krankhyd, sn. illness |
| Kranksinnig, bn. mad |
| Kranksinnighyd, sn. madness |
| Krans, sn. projecting rock, wreath |
| Kransi, sn. small wreath |
| Krant, sn. newspaper |
| Krap, sn. scratch, crab |
| Krap, w. to scratch |
| Krater, sn. crater |
| Krawwetjies, sn. ear-rings |
| Krediit, sn. credit |
| Kreef, sn. crawfish, lobster |
| Kreet, sn. scream, shriek |
| Kreukel, sn. fold; w. to fold |
| Kreukelig, bn. crumpled |
| Kreun, w. to groan |
| Kreupel, sn. cripple, lame |
| Kreupelhout, sn. bush whose bark is used for tanning |
| Kreupelhyd, sn. lameness |
| Kriki, sn. cricket |
| Krimp, w. to shrink, diminish |
| Krimping, sn. shrinking |
| Kring, sn. circle, ring, orb, sphere |
| Krink, w. to turn a wagon |
| Krip, sn. manger |
| Kripbyter, sn. spirited horse |
| Krisis, sn. crisis |
| Krismis, sn. Christmas |
| Kristal, sn. crystal |
| Kristal-druiwe, sn. a white grape |
| Kritiik, sn. criticism |
| Kritiik, bn. critical, dangerous |
| Kriwel, w. to itch |
| Kriweling, sn. itching |
| Kriwelrig, bn. restive, unsteady |
| Kroep, sn. croup |
| Kroes, bn. woolly, craped, disorderly |
| Kroeskop, sn. woolly-headed native |
| Krokodil, sn. crocodile |
| Krom, bn. crooked, curved |
| Kromhyd, sn. crookedness |
| Kroniik, sn. chronicle |
| Kroning, sn. coronation |
| Kroon, sn. crown |
| Kroon, w. to crown |
| Kroonprins, sn. crown prince |
| Kroonprinses, sn. crown princess |
| Kroos, sn. duckweed, family |
| Krop, sn. crop |
| Kropduif, sn. cropper |
| Kropslaai, sn. cabbage-lettuce |
| Kros, sn. skin covering, caross |
| Kruie, sn. medicinal herbs, drugs |
| Kruie, w. to carry on a wheelbarrow |
| Kruik, sn. pitcher |
| Kruip, w. to creep, crawl |
| Kruiper, sn. creeper, crawler |
| Kruis, sn. cross |
| Kruisband, sn. braces |
| Kruispad, sn. crossing of ways |
| Kruistement, sn. medicinal herb |
| Kruit, sn. gun-powder |
| Krul, sn. curl, whim |
| Krulbol, sn. curlyhead |
| Krullerig, bn. curly |
| Krultang, sn. curling iron |
| Krummel, sn. crumb |
| Kry, w. to get, receive, catch |
| Kryg, sn. war |
| Kryt, sn. chalk, crayon |
| Krytwit, sn. white as chalk |
| Kudde, sn. herd, flock |
| Kuier, Kuiertji, sn. visit |
| Kuier, w. to visit |
| Kuif, sn. tuft, crest |
| Kuiken, sn. chicken, simpleton |
| Kuikendiif, sn. bird of prey |
| Kuil, sn. pit, hole, cave |
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| Kuiltji, sn. dimple |
| Kuip, Kuipbali, sn. tub |
| Kuis, bn. chaste, pure |
| Kuishyd, sn. chastity |
| Kuit, sn. calf of the leg |
| Kul, w. to cheat, gull |
| Kulbroer, sn. hoaxer |
| Kundig, bn. learned, skilful |
| Kundighyd, sn. skill, knowledge, learning |
| Kuns, sn. art, trick |
| Kunstenaar, sn. artist |
| Kunsmatig, bn. en bw. artificial -ly |
| Kunsstuk, sn. masterpiece |
| Kunstig, bn. en bw. clever, artificial -ly |
| Kurger, sn. sort sweetwater fish |
| Kurk, sn. cork, crutch |
| Kurk, w. to cork |
| Kurktrekker, sn. cork screw |
| Kus, sn. coast, shore, kiss |
| Kussing, sn. pillow, cushion |
| Kussingsloop, sn. pillowcase |
| Kwaad, sn. evil, harm, mischief |
| Kwaad, bn. bad, ill, wicked, angry |
| Kwaadaardig, bn. illnatured, malicious |
| Kwaadaardighyd, sn. malice, illnature |
| Kwaaddoen, w. to do mischief |
| Kwaaddoener, sn. malefactor |
| Kwaaddoenerig, bn. naughty |
| Kwaadhyd, sn. anger, wickedness |
| Kwaai, Kwaaikop, bn. badtempered |
| Kwaal, sn. disease, malady |
| Kwalifikasi, sn. designation |
| Kwalik, bn. en bw. amiss, ill |
| Kwalityt, sn. quality |
| Kwansel, w. to truck, to barter |
| Kwanselaar, sn. trucker, barterer |
| Kwanselagtig, bn. bartering |
| Kwantityt, sn. quantity |
| Kwarentyn, sn. quarantine |
| Kwart, sn. fourth, quarter |
| Kwartaal, sn. quarter |
| Kwartiir, sn. quarter, region, district |
| Kwarts, sn. quartz |
| Kwas, sn. brush, tassal, knot, tuft |
| Kwasterig, bn. quarrelsome |
| Kweek, sn. dog's grass |
| Kweek, w. to raise, rear, cultivate |
| Kweekskool, sn. industrial school |
| Kweker, sn. cultivator |
| Kweking, sn. cultivation |
| Kwel, w. to vex, worry, torment |
| Kweller, sn. vexer |
| Kwelling, sn. vexation, anxiety |
| Kwelsiik, bn. vexing |
| Kweper, sn. quince pear |
| Kwes, w. to wound, bruise, hurt, offend |
| Kwesbaar, bn. vulnerable |
| Kwesbaarhyd, sn. vulnerableness |
| Kwessi, sn. question, quarrel |
| Kwiksilwer, sn. quick-silver |
| Kwikstert, sn. wagtail |
| Kwint, w. to give a licking |
| Kwint, sn. fifth, whim |
| Kwis, w. to spend, lavish |
| Kwistig, bn. lavish, profuse |
| Kwitansi, sn. receipt |
| Kwyl, sn. drivel, slaver |
| Kwyler, sn. driveller |
| Kwyn, w. to pine, languish |
| Kwynend, bn. pining away |
| Kwyt, w. to discharge, acquit one's self |
| Kwytbriif, sn. letter of grace, acquittance |
| Kwytskelde, w. to remit, forgive |
| Kyf, w. to quarrel |
| Kyfagtig, bn. quarrelsome |
| Kyk, w. to look |
| Kyk, sn. look |
| Kyker, sn. looker-on |
| Kyl, sn. top-hat |
| Kyser, sn. emperor |
| Kyserin, sn. empress |
| Kyserlik, bn. imperial |
| Kyserryk, sn. empire |
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