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knik'-ka, to break, without separa- 

 tion of pieces. 



knip'-l, a club. 



knV-rim, shoemaker's strap. 



knV-ri-ma, shoemaker's strap for 

 holding the shoe to the top of 

 the knee, in mending. 



knV-shaib, knee pan — patella. 



km'-wand, the wall of a house ex- 

 tending from the floor of the 

 garret to the roof. 



knech'-'l, a small bone ; a joint of 

 the fingers. 



kneclit, male servant ; hired man 

 for farm work. 



knoch'-a, bone, bones. 



knock' -a-man, skeleton. 



knock' -a-mel, bone dust. 



knock' -a-yar-i-gh'l, skeleton. 



knock' -ick, bony, lean. 



knod-d'l, 1. a lump. 



2. an awkward fellow. 



knod'-er-a, to grumble. 



knod'-l, a small lump. 



knod'-lich, 1. given to grumbling. 

 2. precarious, meagre or with 

 poor success. 



knod'-'l-sup, a soup made of small 

 hard lumps of dough. The 

 more frequent term is ri'-ic'l- 

 sup. 



knop, button, a knot. 



knop'-lock, button hole. 



kno'-w'loch, garlic. 



koc7i, cook. 



koch'-a, to boil, to cook. 



kock'-ap-pH, apples fit for baking or 

 boiling. 



koch' -flesJi, meat for boiling. 



kock' -kaf -fa, boiling pot. 



koch' -ick, boiling hot. 



kock'-kes-s'l, kettle for boiling. 



kock-lef'-^l, ladle. 



kock' -of -fa, cooking stove. 



kock'-pan, sauce-pan. 



kd'-la, coal. 



ko'-la-hreu'-ner, charcoal burner. 



ko'-la-e^'-mer, coal scuttle. 



ko'-la-grub, coal mine. 



kol'-el, kerosine — coal oil. 



kol'-ik, colic. 



kbl'-of'-fa, coal stove. 



kol'-wa, ear of corn ; core. 



kop, head. 



kop'-cJid, cup. 



kop'-pa-kis'-sa, pillow ; lit., head 



pillow, or cushion. 

 kop'-skmdr-tsa, headache. 

 kop'-we, headache. 

 kdi', choir. 



ko'-ri-an'-der, coriander. 

 kosli'-da, costs, expenses. 

 koskt, 1. food, board or boarding. 



2. cost, value. 

 kosk'-tard, custard. 

 kosld'-bar, costly, expensive. 

 kosJW-geng-er, boarder. 

 kots, vomit. 



kot'-sa, to vomit. 



krack, a crash ; the sound of a gun 



discharge. 

 krack'-a, a crash, a cracking sound. 

 krad'-l-a, to crawl, to climb. 

 krad'-'l-ick, crawling, sprawling. 

 krad'-sa, to scratch. 

 krad'-sick, irritating, pungent. 

 kraft, vigor, strength. 

 kraid, chalk. 

 kraids, a cross. 

 kraids'-lam, lame in the hip-joint ; 



hip shot. 

 kraids' -wek, cross-road. 

 krais, circle. 

 krai'-ska, to cry out, to yell, to 



shout. 

 kramp, cramp. 

 kran, a crown. 

 kra'^'-na, 1. a barb of an ear of 



grain. 

 • 2. fish bones — particularly the 



thin long ones — ribs. 



3. to crown. 



