- koleta
- Butt (of a firearm).
- kollat
- To fence.
- kollat
- Fence; corral; pen; barricade.
- kollat chå'guan
- Hedge; fence of shrubbery.
- kololo'ña
- Especially; specially.
- kolumna
- Column.
- koma
- Comma.
- komånda
- Command; order with authority.
- komånda
- Commander.
- kombålacheru
- Swapper; barterer; exchanger (male). Also kombålachera (f).
- kombålachi
- Fuss; argument; confusion; disagreement; trouble; racket.
- kombåteru
- Troublemaker; fighter; combatant; bruiser; pugilist.
- kombåti
- Fight; argument.
- kombenensia
- Convenience; comfort; utility; profit.
- kombeniente
- Convenient; useful; profitable; suitable.
- kombense
- Convince; persuade; influence; satisfy by proof; bring by argument to belief beyond doubt.
- kombension
- Convention; formal assembly of representatives or delegates for action or particular matters.
- kombento
- Convent.
- kombetsa
- Converse; talk; speak.
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- kombetsasion
- Conversation.
- kombida
- Invite.
- kombidao
- Guest--invited; inviting; capable of being invited.
- kombieni
- Proper; right thing to do. Also kombeni.
- kombiette
- Convert; change over.
- kombiti
- Guest.
- kometi
- Commit.
- kometsiånte
- Merchant; trader; dealer; storekeeper.
- kometsio
- Commerce; trade; business; bargain.
- komeya
- Comedy.
- komidiånte
- Comedian.
- komisina
- Commissioner. Also komisiona.
- komiti
- Committee.
- kommåt
- Toaster (for tortillas); griddle; flat metal used for toasting bread, tortillas, pancakes, etc.
- kommon
- noun. toilet; bathroom; restroom;
- komoda
- Commode; bureau; chest of drawers.
- komodu
- Useful; handy.
- komon
- If; in case. (Rota) Also komu. From komu mohon.
- komotgan
- Receive communion--in church.
- komotgåtorio
- Communion rail; place for receiving holy communion in the church.
- kompaile
- Alternate form of kompaire used with third person possessive pronoun.