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kdiridanga, koiridango, a. hard (lit. very bony). 



koisarkoisar (?), Pilato koisarkoisar korkak banitan sisike noi umanga, 



Pilate marvelled if lie were already dead. Mark, xv. 44. 

 koisigal, a. far, remote ; koisigapa, ad. afar, to a distance. 

 kdi-sigazi, ad. from afar, 

 koi-wamen-udiz (s), n. ebb tide, 

 koi-za, a. big, large, great (lit. large thing), 

 koi-zarasan. 



kokam, kokan, n. a ball, 

 kdkaper, n. a spark, 

 kokata (m) = kwokata. 

 koki (m) = kuki. 



koki, n. the season for turtle feasts. Cf . kuki. 

 koko (ji), n. the foot. Cf. kakura, kuku. 

 koko-geta. 



koko-kaleri (m), n. the sole of the foot, 

 koko-moi (m), n. the sole of the foot, 

 koko-moka (m), n. the sole of the foot, 

 kola (m), n. a rock, = kula. 

 kolab (t), n. the shoulder-blade, or scapula, 

 kolam (m), n. the shoulder-blade, 

 kolan (Mg), n. the shoulder. 



koli (lib), n. a paddle when used for steering. Cf . kuli. 

 kolkar, (m), n. blood, = kulka. 

 kolo (m), kolu (m), n. the knee, = kulu. 

 komakoma (s), a. separate, opposed to ; ngalpalpa kdmakdma maiging, 



not against us. 

 komalenga, a. hot, = kuamalnga. 



komi (n), exclam. I say ! Look here ! (see kami, kawki, kaki). 

 kdnamiz, v. to spy. 



ken, n. com (English word com) ; konau-apo, a corn-field. 

 konga, 



konil, 11. a bundle of arrows. 

 kdpa. Cf. ko, 



kopazi, an error for kdzipa. Mark, viii. 1 . 

 koper (m), n. a tree. 

 kopi, n. the half, a lump, 

 kopuru (m), n. a fish, whiting {Silago). 



