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[K]
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
