KAN 



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KEY 



kar)-ga, it. a well. 



kar)-gi, «. to be difficult, callous. 



karj-gur), n. to be the last, at the end. 



kari-kar), adv. hastihj. 



kar)-kar), kar)-ri-kar), n. soft fibres used instead 



of sponge. 

 kar)-ki, n. tiyht pantaloons. 

 kar)-kug (eku^), v. to knock at the door. 

 kEii) . . . la-ra (ar4), v. to pierce, as words. 

 kai) . . . m6, v. to nail or fasten to : kaijuio agbe- 



lebu, to crucifij. 

 kaQ-mo-le, v. to stick fast, as in mud. 

 kar)-mu-kar)-inu, adv. sweetly (flavored). 

 kar)-ra (ara), v. to be morose, peevish. 

 kai)-ri (ori), v. to nail a cut-off head to a tree; to 



touch the head with a sacrifice. 

 kar)-ri, kar)-ri-kar)-ri, adv. far distant. 

 kar)-rur)-kar)-rur)-fe, ». a long time. 

 ka-ra, n. a gland. 

 ka-rfi, adv. loudly. 

 ka-ra-"Wor), w. a conch-shell. 

 ka.-ri (ori), V. to set on the head. 

 ka-rur), num. fifth. 

 ka-sar), n. sarsajxtrilla. 

 ka-se, V. to walk leisurely ; to terminate. 

 ka-si, ''. to be stale. 



ka . . . si, V. to place upon, to impute, to respect : 

 ko k&, or9 Oloruij si, he does not regard the word 

 of Ood. 

 ka-si-rikar) ? (ki a si), whath the matter? is any- 

 thing amiss ? ko si ijka:), there is nothing ! 6 si 

 i)kai], there is something. 

 ka-sa, adv. proudly (walking). 

 kd.-sa, V. to introduce a neio fashimi ; to recite the 



names of the gods. 

 ka-ta-ka-ta, adv. scatteringly, staggeringly. 

 ka-ta-ri, v. to be in the zenith, overhead. 

 ka-ti, adv. (not) at all, (none) lohatever. 

 kauri, n. trona, carbonate of soda (from the Great 



Desert). 

 kauQ-kaup, adv. sweetly (scented); quietly. 

 kfi-'we, V. to wind. 

 ka-^we (iwe), v. to read. 

 ka-"w6 (owo), V. to count money. 

 ka-"w6 (6w6), v. to abstain ft-om things proliiLitcd ; 



to assort ; to grasp, rule over. 

 ka-vror). Sec karawoij. 



ka-"Wfl (owft), V. to reel, wind ; to walk to and fro. 

 ke, V. to cry out ; to cut, chop. 

 ke-de, v. to be scarce, unfregucnt. 

 ke-d6 (ode), v. to proclaim aloud. 

 ke-de-re, adv. clearly (seeing). 

 ke-dze, num. seventh. 

 ke-dzi, num. the second, Ike next. 

 ke-fe-ri (Aral>.), n. an unbeliever, a heathen. 



ke-gi (igi), v. to cut or chop wood. 



ke-ke, n. a stick on which carded cotton is wound 



for spinning. 

 ke-ke, n. ring of metal, &c., when struck. 

 ke-ke, n. child's play of lots ; a custom-house, a 



ticket or check. 

 k6-ke, adr. clamorously. 

 ke'-ke-ke, 71. littleness, a little one. 

 ke-ke-lu-ke, n. which is full-breasted, as a bird. 

 ke-ke-re, n. smallness. 

 ke-kp6, ('. to call, to call upon. 

 ke . . . le-gfi.-ke (li), v. to tickle. 

 ke-lo, adv. how many ? 

 kg-ni-tl, n. a lion. 

 ke-re, v. to be little. 

 ke-re-o-TWQ, n. cotton-seed. 

 ke-ri (ko), v. to groio dirty, to be filthy. 

 ke'-ro-ra (irora), v. to cry out for pain, to groan. 

 ke-si, V. to visit. 

 ke-ti, ke-ti-ri, v. to be benumbed, asleep, as the 



foot. 

 ke-to, V. to call upon, to cry to. 

 ke-vni, V. to read. 

 ke, V. to indulge, cherish, as a child or wife; to set 



a snare. 

 kS, V. to extend, to grow xvorse, as a sore ; to he 



hoarse ; to gloio. 

 ke-dzo, num. eighth. 

 kee-do-gur), num. fifteenth. 



kee-de-glDOl), num. twenty-fifth. 



ke-fa, num. sixth. 



ke-gar) (ko), v. to despise. 



ke-gbe, v. to associate with. 



ke-hir), v. to be last, to follow. 



ke-hir)-da-sl, v. to turn the back on, to forsake. 



ke-ke, n. cackling, as of a ben ; a black squirrel. 



ke-ke, n. a wheel of any kind, a distaff. 



k§-ke, n. profound silence. 



k6-ke, adv. slowly, gradually. 



ke-ke-kpa, v. to be dumb, quiet. 



ke-ke-ru, n. a wagon, cart. 



ke-ko (ko), 'V. to learn, study. 



ke-le, adv. gently. 



ke-le-ke-le, n. a S2)y, vanguard ; — adv. gently. 



ke-le-kG, n. calico. 



ke-re, n. a kind of mat. 



ke-re, ■". « simpleton. 



ke-re-de, v. to be weak, infirm. 



ke-rir), num. fourth. 



ke-rir)-lfi., num. fourteenth. 



ke-sar), num. ninth. 



ke-ta, num. third. 



ke-te-ke-te, n. an ass. 

 ke-Ava, num. tenth. 

 ke-y6r), n. the toe itch. 



