Mennonite 
          Low German Dictionary, Kjenn Jie Noch Plautdietsch? 
          By Herman Rempel
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        Kachelowe - m. brick oven. 
          Kack - m. excrement. 
          kackanacksch - fragile, delicate. 
          kacke - to perform the bowel movement. 
          ka'jinkjre - to whimper, like puppies. 
          Kaktus - m. cactus. 
          Kal'dün - tripe. 
          Ka'meel - m. (pl: e) camel. 
          Ka'nienkje - n. (pl: s) guinea pig; rabbit. 
          Ka'nierefoagel - n. canary. 
          Ka'noon - f. (pl: e) cannon. 
          ka'peare - to understand. 
          ka'put - kaput, broken, done in. 
          Ka'rakta - m. (pl: sch) character. 
          Ka'raktalooss - without character. 
          ka'rosse - to go for a joy ride. 
          Kate'kismus - m. catechism. 
          Kato'likj - m. (pl: e) catholic. 
          ka'toolsch - of catholic faith. 
          Ka'trienkjebloome - f. asters. 
          Kat'toa - catarrh. 
          kauble - bicker, squabble, see kjibble. 
          kaue - (M) see {keiwe}. 
          Kaulf - n. (pl: Kjalwa) calf. 
          Kaulfsfleesch - veal. 
          Kaulfslada - n. calfskin. 
          Kaulkj - m. lime. 
          Kaulkjbrenna - m. limeburner. 
          kaulkjijch - chalky. 
          Kaulkjowe - m. limekiln. 
          Kaulkjsteen - limestone. 
          kaulwe - to calve. 
          kaum - barely. 
          Kaum - m. (pl: Kjam) comb. 
          Kaumfot - camphor. 
          Kaumhoa - n. horse's mane. 
          Kaumstekj - n. the backstrap of a harness; a jig saddle, back padding. 
          
          kaun - can, able. 
          Kaun - f. (pl: e) a can; a ripe flax-head. 
          Kaunsel - f. (pl: Kaunsle) pulpit. 
          Kaunsla - m. (pl: sch) counsellor. 
          Kaunt - f. (pl: e) rim, edge, ledge. 
          kauntlijch - edged. 
          Kaup - f. (pl: e) clevis; the end crust of a loaf of bread. 
          Kausefeara - m. treasure, bookkeeper. 
          Kauss - f. (pl: e) till, treasury, safe. 
          Kauste - m. (pl: es) a box, chest; threshing machine. 
          Kaustemaun - m. a threshing machine operator. 
          Kaut - f. cat, genet. 
          Kautejejauma - n. caterwauling, yowling. 
          Kautoatijch - feline. 
          Kautsbaulje - continuous squabbling. 
          Kauzhma - n. cashmere. 
          Keifkje - n. (pl: s) prechewed mouthfuls of food. This was done for 
          infants in days gone by. 
          keiwe - to chew, masticate. 
          Keiwsel - n. (pl: s) cud. 
          Kend - f. (pl: e) candy. 
          Ker'neel - m. cinnamon. 
          Ker'nol - m. (pl: s) canal, channel. 
          Ke'ronje - f. low, wet area, swamp. 
          Kesch'lelje - f. hag, loose woman. 
          Kiess - gravel. 
          Kilo - see Kjilo. 
          Kinjabad - n. child's cot. 
          Kjäajel - (pl: s) bowling. 
          Kjäajelbon - f. bowling alley. 
          Kjäajelkügel - m. bowling ball. 
          kjäajle - to bowl. 
          Kjäakj - f. (pl: e) summer house used as a kitchen. 
          Kjäakjejung - m. scullion. 
          Kjäakjsche - f. (pl: s) kitchen maid, female servant. 
          Kjäd - f. (pl: e) chain. 
          Kjädejelenkj - n. (pl: a) chain link. 
          Kjäla'rie - f. (pl: e) torture, torment. 
          Kjälkopp - m. larynx. 
          Kjall - f. (pl: e) trowel. 
          Kjalla - m. (pl: sch) basement, cellar. 
          Kjalle - f. chilblains; pain from the thawing of frozen limbs. 
          kjame - to comb. 
          Kjamel - f. (pl: Kjamle) carding brush. 
          Kjämel - n. caraway seed, akin to pimento, a spicy seed used to 
          flavour bread. 
          kjamle - to card wool. 
          kjampfe - to struggle, to fight. 
          kjanboa - recognizable. 
          kjanne - to rcognize, to discern, to know someone. 
          Kjantniss - n. knowledge. 
          Kjarkja - m. (pl: sch) jail, prison. 
          Kjarpa - m. (pl: sch) body. 
          kjarpalijch - physically, bodily. 
          kjarpalijch behindat - physically handicapped. 
          Kjarps - m. pumpkin. 
          Kjarpsla'toarn - m. jack o lantern. 
          Kjarscht - f. (pl: e) crust. 
          kjarta - comp of kort. 
          kjartsta - m. superlative of kort. 
          kjartste - f. superlative of kort. 
          kjartste - n. superlative of kort. 
          Kjast - f. (pl: e) wedding, marriage. 
          Kjätel - m. (pl: s) engine, tractor, locomotive; kettle. 
          Kjätelsteen - m. calcium deposit in a kettle. 
          Kjeadel - m. (pl: s) chap, fellow, bloke. 
          kjeare - pay attention. 
          kjeel , kjeela , kjeelste - cool, cooler, coolest. 
          kjeele - to cool, refrigerate. 
          Kjeelinj - f. refrigeration. 
          kjeen - no, none, not a, not any. 
          Kjeen - m. resin. 
          kjeena - m. no one. 
          kjeene - f. no one. 
          kjeene - plural of no one. 
          Kjeeneelj - f. turpentine. 
          Kjeenijch - (pl: Kjeenije) king, monarch. 
          kjeenijchlijch - regal, royal. 
          Kjeenijchrikj - n. kingdom. 
          Kjeeni'jin - f. queen. 
          kjee(n)mol - never, at no time; see niemols. 
          kjeent - n. not any. 
          kjeepe - to buy, purchase. 
          Kjees - f. (pl: e) cheese. 
          Kjeeshendla - m. cheesemonger. 
          Kjeeskje - pineapple weed, a small weed with cheese like seed. 
          Kjeew - f. (pl: e) jaw. 
          Kjeisa - n. (pl: sch) emperor, czar. 
          kjeisalijch - imperial, regal. 
          Kjeisarin - f (pl: e) empress, czarina. 
          kjeiwle - to tumble. 
          kjemmalijch - miserable. 
          kjemmre - to show concern. 
          Kjenn - f. (pl: e) chin. 
          kjenne - can, to be able to. 
          Kjenneboat - m. goatee, beard of the chin. 
          Kjern - m. (pl: e) steel punch. 
          Kjesse - n. (pl: s) pillow, cushion. 
          Kjessebia - f. pillow case. 
          Kjestlijch - precious, valuable. 
          kjibble - to bicker continually; see kauble. 
          Kjiel - f. (pl: e) a wedge. 
          Kjiela'rie - (pl: e) fisticuffs, a fight. 
          kjiele - to strike with sharp, heavy blows. 
          Kjielkje - f. homemade noodles; see Mennonite Cookbook. 
          Kjielo - n. kilo. 
          Kjielpogg - f. tadpole. 
          Kjiem - f. (pl: e) sprout. 
          kjieme - to sprout. 
          Kjienapel - m. cones from evergreens. 
          kjiene - to germinate, to sprout. 
          Kjiensel - n. (pl: s) a new sprout. 
          Kjiep - f. (pl: e) a basket made of wickerwork. 
          Kjiesskaulf - n. heifer, female calf. 
          kjietre - to spill water randomly. 
          Kjietwota - n. swill, dishwater. 
          Kjiewikj - m. (pl: s) killdeer. 
          Kjiewinj - wide, low water barrel. 
          kjijchre - to giggle, titter. 
          Kjikja - m. (pl: sch) pupil of the eye. 
          kjikje - to look. 
          Kjikjel - n. chick. 
          Kjikjelhelta - n. supporting cross bars or rafters; literally chicken 
          roosts. 
          Kjikjloch - n. peephole. 
          Kjikjüt - f. dormer, alcove. 
          Kjild - f. a cold, a chilliness. 
          Kjinabrie - f. pap, pablum. 
          kjindisch - childish. 
          Kjinja one Obdach - waifs. 
          Kjinjajoare - childhood. 
          Kjinjamäakje - n. babysitter, child's nurse. 
          Kjinjamort - infanticide. 
          Kjinjanoarinj - n. babyfood, pablum. 
          Kjinja'rie - childishness. 
          Kjinjariemsels - n. nursery rhymes. 
          Kjinjaschool - f. kindergarten. 
          Kjinjastreijche - childish squabbles, insignificant disagreements. 
          Kjinjawoage - m. pram, perambulator, stroller, baby carriage. 
          Kjinstla - m. (pl: sch) artist, scientist, professional. 
          Kjint - (pl: Kjinja) child. 
          Kjintheit - f. infancy, childhood. 
          Kjintlijch - childlike. 
          kjirtslijch - recently, newly, lately. 
          Kjist - f. (pl: e) chest, trunk, coffer, box. 
          Kjitt - m. putty. 
          kjitte - to putty. 
          kjittle - to tickle, tittilate. 
          kjittlijch - ticklish. 
          Kjläajna - m. complainant. 
          Kjlakja - n. small, insignificant amount. 
          kjläkja - comparison of klüak. 
          Kjlakja'rie - f. work that is meticulous but slow and boring. 
          kjlakjre - to dribble liquid. 
          kjläkjsta - m. cleverest. 
          kjläkjste - f. cleverest. 
          kjläkjste - f. cleverest, smartest. 
          kjläkjste - pl. cleverest. 
          kjläkjste - plural form. 
          Kjlam - f. (pl: e) clamp, clip; a dilemma. 
          kjlame - to squeeze, to clamp together; to arrest a prisoner; to get 
          caught in a squeeze. 
          kjläme - to suffer from the chill of the weather. 
          Kjlampna - (pl: sch) tinsmith, plumber, whitesmith, tinman. 
          kjlämrijch - inept, awkward, clumsy. 
          kjlanda - comparison of kjleen, kjlien. 
          kjlate - to work under diffiult circumstances and under stress. 
          kjlätre - to rattle and rumble, like a wagon. 
          kjlätrijch - lumpy, like in soup. 
          Kjlea - f. (pl: re) a node, a nodule. 
          Kjlee - m. clover trefoil. 
          Kjleeda - see Kjleet. 
          Kjleedadracht - dress appearance. 
          Kjleedafoaw - clothes dye. 
          Kjleedaschaup - n. (pl: s) clothes closet, locker. 
          Kjleedaschnett - sartorial appearance. 
          Kjleedastenda - m. a hall clothes stand. 
          kjleede - to dress, to attire, to clothe. 
          kjleen - tiny, wee, minute, slight, little. 
          kjleen , kjlanda , kjlanste - small, smaller, smallest. 
          kjleena Fada - m. second cousin. 
          Kjleenakja - m. (pl: Kjleenakjes) the little one, the baby, the tiny 
          one. 
          Kjleenakje - f. (pl: Kjleenakjes) the litte one, the baby, the tiny 
          one. 
          Kjleendümkje - m. Tom Thumb. 
          kjleene Nijcht - second cousin, female. 
          kjleenet Schnaupsglauss - n. jigger, noggin. 
          Kjleenet - n. (pl: Kjleene) a new baby. 
          Kjleet - n. (pl: Kjleeda) a dress, a gown. 
          kjleewe - to glue. to paste. 
          Kjlemp - f. (pl: e) a recalcitrant cow. 
          Kjlie - m. bran. 
          kjlieijch - branny, of bran. 
          Kjlieküake - bran muffins. 
          kjliema - climate. 
          kjlien - see kjleen. 
          Kjliest - a heavy, sodden mass. 
          Kjlieta - small lumps of matter. 
          Kjlietamooss - milk stew with dumplings; see Mennonite Cook Book. A 
          poor man's fare. 
          kjlietre - to toss things about. 
          kjlimpre - to strum. 
          Kjlinja - m. (pl: sch) bell, gong, knell. 
          kjlinjre - to ring, jingle, peel, tinkle, toll. 
          Kjlinkj - f. (pl: e) a latch. 
          kjlüak , kjläkja , kjläkjsta - m. cleverest, smartest. 
          
          kjnäakjsch - feeble, frail, infirm. 
          Kjnäp - f. (pl: e) the waist. 
          Kjnäwel - m. (pl: s) knuckle; a large fellow. 
          kjnee e - to kneel. 
          Kjnee - f. (pl: e(s)) knee. 
          Kjneebekjse - knickerbockers, knee-pants. 
          Kjneekjäl - (pl: e) back of the knee; hough in a quadruped. 
          kjneepe - to button. 
          Kjneewota - n. water on the knee. 
          Kjnejchel - m. (pl: s) knuckle. 
          Kjnekjbeene - to curtsy, genuflect. 
          Kjnekjs - m. (pl: e) kink, a sharp angle, a sharp bend. 
          Kjnekjswal - f. a crankshaft. 
          kjnelle - to knead, massage, tickle, squeeze. 
          Kjnepkje - knitted or crochet edging on a dress, lace. 
          kjneppe - to knot. 
          Kjneppel - a cudgel, club, a large stick. 
          Kjneppelfelt - n. slang for a village. 
          kjnette - to knit. 
          Kjnettijch - n. knitting stuff or material. 
          Kjnettnotel - f. knitting needle. 
          Kjnibbla - m. (slang) (pl: sch) bonesetter, chiropractor. 
          kjnibble - to knead, to massage. 
          Kjnief - n. (slang) for knife. 
          Kjniepa - m. (pl: sch) bug, beetle, (lit. a pincher). 
          kjniepe - to pinch, to nip, to tweak. 
          Kjnieprijch - stingy. 
          Kjnieptang - f. tongs, pliers, pincers, nippers. 
          kjniewle - to whittle, carve. 
          kjniffijch - odd, peculiar, strange. 
          Kjnipsa - m. (pl: sch) dome fastener. 
          Kjnipsbiedel - a purse that snaps shut. 
          Kjnipsbrat - n. crokinole board. 
          kjnipse - to snap; the forefinger from the thumb, flick, fillip. 
          Kjnipsmassa - n. jack knife, clasp knife, folding knife. 
          Kjnirps - m. (pl: e) twirp, little fellow. 
          kjnirr - tired, played out, weary. 
          kjnirsche - to crunch. 
          kjnistre - to crackle, like burning logs, crepitate; see knostre. 
          Kjoakj - f. (pl: e) church. 
          Kjoakjebaun - m. (pl: e) church ban, excommunication. 
          Kjoakjebenkj - f. pew. 
          Kjoakjefoda - m. church janitor. 
          Kjoakjeleet - n. hymn. 
          Kjoakjhoff - n. cemetery. 
          kjoakjlijch - churchly, ecclesiastical. 
          kjoanijch - sturdy, sound, healthy. 
          Kjoasch - f. (pl: e) cherry. 
          Kjoascheboom - m. cherry tree. 
          Kjoaschesteen - m. cherry pit. 
          Kjoaw - f. (pl: e) a scar. 
          kjoawe - to whittle, to carve. 
          Kjräajel - m. a teasing or taunting. 
          kjräajle - to tease or taunt. 
          Kjräft - f. (pl: e) cancer, crab. 
          kjraftijch - potent, powerful. 
          Kjräkjle - damson plums. 
          kjrape - to crimp. 
          Kjräpel - m. (pl: s) cripple. 
          kjräplijch - crippled, handicaped. 
          Kjrasch - tart. 
          Kjrass - m. nasturtium. 
          Kjrät - f. (pl: e) small reptile like a salamander; also a vulgar 
          term applied to someone not liked. 
          Kjrebb - f. (pl: e) manger, crib. 
          Kjre'diet - m. credit. 
          Kjreemel - n. (pl: s) crumb. 
          kjreemle - to crumble. 
          kjreemlijch - full of crumbs. 
          kjreie - to crow. 
          Kjreiss - m. (pl: Kjreise) sphere, area, circle, district, precinct. 
          
          kjrejche - to clear one's throat. 
          Kjrekj - f. (pl: e) crutch. 
          kjrelle - to cringe, to curl. 
          kjremle - an itch inside the nose. 
          kjrenjle - to find a way through a crooked maze. 
          kjrenkje - to ail. 
          kjrenkjlijch - sickly, morbid. 
          Kjre'piare - to die a miserable death, (usually refers to animals). 
          
          Kjres - f (pl: e) an old mare. 
          Kjressbäare - f. gooseberries. 
          Kjried - f. chalk. 
          kjriedijch - chalky. 
          Kjriednäajelkjes - n. cloves. 
          kjriee - to receive, to give. 
          kjrieje - to wage war, indulge in warfare. 
          kjriesche - to scream, squeal. 
          kjrieschent - shrill, high pitched screaming. 
          kjriesel schmäare - to get drunk. 
          Kjriesel - m. (pl: s) cowlick; a spinning top; carrousel; gyroscope, 
          eddy, dust devil. 
          Kjrieselraut - n. turbine. 
          kjrieselrunt - confused. 
          Kjrieselstorm - m. tornado. 
          kjriesle - to spin, to turn, to gyrate. 
          Kjrietje - (pl: s) a sprig, garland, bouguet, posy, spray, corsage. 
          
          kjriets on de dwäa - criss cross, every which way. 
          Kjriets - n. (pl: e) cross, crucifix; small of the back. 
          kjrietse - to cross; to crossbreed. 
          Kjrietsgauss - f. crossroad, intersection, junction. 
          Kjrietspaun - f. an unruly child. 
          Kjrietswajch , Krietslienje - see Krietsgauss. 
          Kjrijch - m. (pl: Kjriej) war. 
          Kjrijchflott - f. navy. 
          Kjrijchoatijch - warlike, martial. 
          Kjrijchsjerejcht - court martial. 
          Kjrinjel - m. (pl: s) a pretzel, twisted buns, a soft pretzel (see Mennonite 
          Cookbook). 
          Kjrist - m. (pl: e) a Christian. 
          Kjris'tea - m. enema. 
          Kjris'tea sate , (M: kjris'teare) - to administer an enema. 
          Kjristelje Leew - f. Christian love and charity. 
          kjristlijch - devout, Christlike. 
          Kjristowent - m. Christmas Eve. 
          Kjristus - Christ. 
          kjritsle - to scribble. 
          kjrizhle - a harsh and painful itch. 
          Kjwäakj - n. couch grass, quack grass. 
          Kjwäakjselwa - m. quick silver, mercury. 
          Kjwal - (pl: e) a water spring; excruciating torture. 
          kjwale - to expand, like moistened grain. 
          kjwäle - to torture, to torment. 
          Kjwalwota - lymph fluid. 
          kjwätre - incessant chatter. 
          kjwatsche - to squash, to squeeze, to crush. 
          kjwidre - a continuous light rain, to spill water all over the place, 
          to play in water. 
          kjwieme - to languish, to suffer for a lengthey period. 
          Kjwinjschläaj - weak excuses. 
          Kjwint - f. (pl: e) rumour carrying old woman, rumour monger. 
          kjwirkjse - aimless strumming on an instrument. 
          Klacht - f. (pl: e) a complaint. 
          Klacks - m (pl: e) a spatter. 
          Klank - m. (pl: Kjlenj) clang, a ringing sound. 
          Klauft - f. (pl: e) approximately one cord of wood, foot logs piled 
          to make a stack of 'x 'x '. 
          klaum - moist, clammy. 
          klaupa älendijch - skinny as a rail. 
          Klaupaschlang - f. rattle snake. 
          Klaupbosch - n. burdock, tall, heavy weed. 
          Klauphoot - m. folding top hat. 
          klaupre - to rattle. 
          Klaups - a slap, a smack, a clap. 
          Klaupstool - m. a folding chair. 
          Klauss - f. (pl: e) class. 
          klautre - to climb, clamber, scramble. 
          Klautsch - m. (pl: e) a slap, a clap. 
          klautsche - to clap, to applaud. 
          Kleiw - f. claw, talon, hoof; a crude term for a 'hand'. 
          kleiwe , (M: klaue) - to scratch, to claw. 
          Kleiwefat - n. neatsfoot oil. 
          Kleiwhoma - m. claw hammer. 
          kloa - clear, articulate, bright, lucid, succinct, obvious. 
          Kloag - f. (pl: e) accusation, complaint. 
          kloage - to complain, lament, grieve, tattle. 
          kloare - to tinker; to clear. 
          Kloarheit - f. (pl: e) clarity, plainness. 
          Klock - f. (pl: e) clock, o'clock. 
          Klockenhüss - n. the core of an apple. (see Kruts). 
          Klocketorm - belfry, clock tower. 
          kloffe - to walk heavily and awkwardly. 
          Kloffe - heavy, awkward shoes, clods. 
          Klompe - m. (pl: s) heap, pile; surveyors' reference point. 
          Klo'mua - a clamour, a noise, bedlam, hubbub. 
          Kloosta - n. (pl: sch) cloister, monestary. 
          kloppe - to rap, to knock on a door, beat a rug, for a heart to palpitate; 
          to spank. 
          Klop'pott - m. trouble, ordeal. 
          klop'pottijch - troublesome, cumbersome. 
          kloppre - to rap gently. 
          Klopps - m. a hamburger. 
          Klotje - n. (pl: s) cage, hutch, coop, pen. 
          Klotjedroaga - m. (pl: sch) tale-bearers, tattle tale, bearers of gossip. 
          
          Klotts - m. (pl: Kjlats) a block. 
          klottsijch - uncouth. 
          klüak - smart, sharpwitted, prudent, wise, judicious, knowledgable. 
          
          klüak , kjläkja , kjläkjsta - clever, cleverer, cleverest. 
          
          Klubutje (Butje) - f. a small shack. 
          Kluck - f. (pl: e) a cluck. 
          kluckre - to cluck (as a mother hen to her chicks). 
          Klüe - n. (pl: s) a skein, a ball of twine, wool or thread. 
          Kluft - f. (pl: e) ravine, abyss, chasm. 
          klunje - to tread or trample. 
          klunkre - the sound of bubbling, gurgling water. 
          kluntrijch - disorganized, shoddy, sloppy. 
          Klüte - m. (pl: Kjläta) clod of earth. 
          knacke - to crack, like a nut. 
          knackoam - poor as a church mouse. 
          Knacks - a sharp crack; an old, sickly chap. 
          Knacksot - n. sunflower seeds. 
          Knage - m. (pl: s) clothes hook, a peg. 
          Knaul - m. a bang, slam. 
          knaule - to bang, to slam. 
          Knaulflint - f. popgun. 
          knaulroot - glaring red. 
          knaup - scarce, rare, scant; barely, only just, not quite. 
          Knaut - f. (pl: e) rope. 
          Kneeschiew - f. kneecap. 
          Knoake - m. (pl: s) bone. 
          Knoakebruch - m. fracture. 
          Knoakekonnst - f. osteology. 
          Knoakenoatst - (pl: e) chiropractor, bonesetter. see Kjnibbla. 
          knoare - to sqeak, like a wheel on a dry axle. 
          knooje - plod, lumber, to tramp along with effort. 
          Knoop - m. (pl: Kjneep) button. 
          Knoophoake - m. buttonhook. 
          Knooploch - n. buttonhole. 
          Knoppe - m. (pl: s) a knot; a shoot. 
          knoppijch - knotty. 
          knoppje Woll - f. tweed. 
          knoppjet Sseijch - n. twill. 
          Knoss - f. (pl: e) the foot of an animal. 
          Knossfootijch - clubfooted. 
          knostahoat - hard as a rock. 
          knostre - t o crackle, crepitate. 
          Knubbel - m. (pl: s) a lump, a bump, a welt, wen. 
          knubblijch - lumpy, bumpy, knobby. 
          knulle - to eat voraciously. 
          Knups - m. (pl: e) a knob. 
          knusprijch - crispy, crunchy. 
          Knüst - f. (pl: e) the heel of a loaf of bread. 
          knutsche - to crumple, wrinkle. 
          knutsche - (toopknutsche) to crumple together, like a piece of paper. 
          
          Knutt - (pl: e) cudgel, knout, truncheon. 
          Koa - f. (pl: re) car, auto. 
          Koagel - m (pl: s) a piece of land behind the home as part of the yard 
          in a Mennonite village, usually about acres. It was used as pasture 
          and garden. 
          koake - to cook. 
          Koakgrope - m. cauldron, kettle, pot. see Miagrope. 
          koakle - to cackle. 
          Koakowe - m. kitchen range. 
          Koaksel - n. a cooking ration. 
          Koareschaup - n. garage. 
          koasch - salubrious, healthy, well, fully recuperated. 
          Koat - f. (pl: e) card, playing card, map. 
          Koatespell - n. a game of cards. 
          Kobbel - f. (pl: Kobble) mare. 
          Kobbelfalm - n. filly. 
          Kobbelwrang - f. (pl: e) singletree. 
          Ko'büs - f. (pl: e) enclosed sled for sheltered travel, caboose. 
          
          kockhaulse - to gag on food or cough when the throat is irritated. 
          Ko'ckün - m. (pl: s) cocoon. 
          Koda - m. (pl: sch) jowl, double chin. 
          Kodda - n. (pl: Koddre). 
          koddrijch - raggy, flabby, flaccid, poor. 
          Koffa - m. (pl: sch) suitcase. 
          Koffe - m. coffee. 
          Koffeboon - f. coffee bean. 
          Koffegrunt - m. coffee grounds. 
          Koffekaun - f. coffee pot. 
          Koffemäl - f. coffee grinder. 
          Ko'funje - f. resin for a violin bow. 
          Koko , (M: Ko'kau) - m. cocoa. 
          kol - bare, bald, nude. 
          Kold - cold, frigidity, chill. 
          Kole - f. coal. 
          Koleama - m. coal pail, coal scuttle. 
          Kolegruft - f. coal mine. 
          Kolestoff - carbon. 
          kolkje - vomit, puke, retch, throw up. 
          kolkjrijch - nauseous. 
          Kolkopp - m. bald head, baldy. 
          Kolla - n. (pl: sch) collar, flange, lapel. 
          ko'llakjte - to collect. 
          koll'bäakjre - to grumble, lament. 
          Ko'llea - f. color. 
          Kolle'derts - m. coagulated meat jelly, aspic, gelatine. 
          Ko''llenda - m. (pl: sch) calendar. 
          Kollini'seare - to colonize, settle. 
          Kol'nia - m. settler. 
          kolt - cold, frigid. 
          koltblootijch - coldblooded. 
          koltiwätre - to cultivate. 
          Kolw - f. (pl: e) hubcap. 
          Koma - f. (pl: sch) pantry. 
          kome - to come. 
          komfüs - confused. 
          komm - come. 
          Komm - f. (pl: e) basin, bowl. see Kommkje. 
          Kom'male - camomile, camellia, a herb used for medical tea. 
          komman'deare - to command, to order. 
          Kommin'ist - (pl: e) communist. 
          Kommi'tee - (pl: e) committee. 
          Kommkje - n. (pl: e) piston. 
          Kommkje - n. (pl: s) a small bowl or dish; diminutive of Komm. 
          Kom'rod - m. (pl: e) comrade, pal, chum, friend. 
          Kom'rodschoft - companionship, comradeship. 
          Komst - m. cabbage. 
          Komstheeft - (pl: a) head of cabbage. 
          Kon - m. (pl: s) canoe, small boat. 
          Konfe'rens - f. (pl: e) conference. 
          Konnst - f. (pl: Kjennste) art, technical ability. 
          konnstmässijch - technically. 
          Konnststekj - (pl: a) feat, accomplishment, achievement, stroke of genius. 
          
          kontro'leare - to control. 
          Koo - (pl: Kjäj) cow. 
          Koobloom - f. cowslip, daisy. 
          Koofoot - m. crowbar, jimmy. 
          Koohoad - m. cowherd. 
          Koolada - cowhide. 
          Koolkje - colic, flatulence. 
          Koopmaun - m. (pl: Kooplied) buyer, trader, merchant. 
          Koopocke - f. cow pox. 
          Koostoak - f. stanchion. 
          Ko'piekje - n. (pl: s) kopeck, a Russian coin. 
          Kopp - m. (pl: Kjap) head. 
          Koppa - m. copper. 
          Koppaschmett - m. coppersmith, brazier. 
          Koppdüak - n. headshawl, kerchief. 
          Koppelboom - m. neckyoke. 
          Koppenenj - the head end (bed). 
          Kop'pits - (pl: e) small pile of hay, hayrick. 
          Koppkjesse - n. pillow. 
          Kopplinj - f. a clutch. 
          Kopprietinj , Koppweedoag - f. headache. 
          Koppschedre - to shake or nod the head. 
          koppschü - bridal shy. 
          Koppschwack - retarded. 
          Koppstekj - n. headpiece. 
          Koppteel - the decorative molding on the top of a china cabinet. 
          Kopptijch - n. headgear, headdress. 
          Kopp'tol - capital assets. 
          Kopptoobräakjniss - worry, deep concern. 
          ko'putt - kaput, broken, ruined. 
          Kor'boolsaulw - f. carbolic salve. 
          Korf - m. (pl: Kjarw) basket, canister, pannier. {jeflochtna Korf - 
          wicker basket}. 
          Korfstool - m. a wicker chair. 
          Kor'inte - currants. 
          Korkj - cork. 
          Korkjestoppsel - n. cork stopper. 
          Korn - m. corn. 
          Kornbrie - hominy. 
          Kornflekj - n. a cornfield. 
          Kornmäl - corn flour. 
          Kornspikja - m. corn granary. 
          Kornworm - m. weevil. 
          Kor'ozh - f. courage, bravery. 
          kort , kjarta , aum kjartste - short, shorter, shortest. 
          kort fote - summarize. 
          korta Aufschnett - short summary. 
          korta Ssank - a tiff, a spat. 
          korte Wadaholinj - recapitulation. 
          korte Woa - dry goods. 
          kort(e)woa Hendla - dry good merchant. 
          kortloftijch - short winded. 
          kort'omm - in short, briefly stated. 
          korts - recently. 
          Kortschreft - shorthand. 
          kortsejchtijch - shortsighted. 
          Kor'tün - m. calico print, broadcloth, muslin. 
          Kort'ünet Kjleet - n. calico print dress. 
          Kos - f. (pl: e) (the 'o' in Kos is a short 'o'.) a goat. 
          kosch'eiwre - to chatter. 
          Kosemalkja - m. a cowbird, literally a goat milker. 
          Kosenome - m. nickname. 
          Koseorfsel - n. goat feed. 
          Kost - f. (pl: e) a meal, room and board. 
          Kost - f. (pl: e) cost, expense, overhead. 
          Kostaunte - chestnuts. 
          kostboa - expensive, costly; precious. 
          kostfrie - cost free. 
          Kostjelt - n. cost for room and board. 
          Kostjenja - m. boarder. 
          kostspielijch - costly, expensive. 
          Kot - f. (pl: e) a small, simple abode, hut, cottage, cabin. 
          Kota - m. (pl: sch) tom cat. 
          Kotadauns - m. a brawl, a fight, noisy quarrel. 
          Ko'toa - f. catarrh; see also Kat'toa. 
          Ko'tschia - broom grass; see Heazhbassem. 
          Kotta - m. (pl: sch) cutter sled. 
          Kotta'lüag , (M: Kottaloog) - m. (pl: s) catalogue. 
          kottse - to vomit, throw up. 
          Ko'warkj , (M: Konwartj) - n. envelope. 
          Krach - m. crash, crack, noise. 
          krach'eele - continual bickering and lamenting. 
          krakjt - very tidy, fastidious, exact. 
          Krall - f. (pl: e) bead. 
          krank - ill, sick. 
          Krankenbad - n. sickbed. 
          Krankheit - f. (pl: e) disease, illness, sickness. 
          Krankheitsaunfaul - m. an attack, a seizure. 
          Krankheitsberejcht - m. a sick report. 
          krankmoake - to make sick, to sicken. 
          krauaftlooss - powerless. 
          Krauft - f. (pl: e) power strength, vigour. 
          Krauftmäl - m. starch. 
          Krauj - f (pl: e) a crow. 
          Kraump - f. (pl: e) cramp, spasm; a hook to fasten a door or window. 
          
          Kraumpodre - vericose veins. 
          Kraunkje - n. (pl: e) a crane, (bird). 
          Krauns - m. (pl: Kjrans) wreath, garland. 
          Krautsa - m. (pl: sch) scraper. 
          krautse - to scrape, scratch. 
          Kra'weel - m. a commotion. 
          kreiwle - to prickle. 
          kremple - to take a tumble; to roll up, like sleeves. 
          Kreschaunkje - f. (pl: e) honeydew melon. 
          Krieda'rie - f. spices, allspice. 
          kroage - to invite, to summon, call. 
          Kroage - m. (pl: s) a collar. 
          Kroll - f. (pl: e) a curl, a ringlet. 
          Krom - m. commotion, racket; a disorderly arrangement of possessions. 
          
          krome - to rummage. 
          kromm - crooked, bent, curved, winding. 
          krommbeenijch - bow legged. 
          Krommhollt - n. a contraption like a single tree from which slaughtered 
          animals are hung from a joist for the purpose of evisceration. 
          Kron - m. (pl: s) a water tap, nozzle, spigot, turncock, stopcock. 
          Kroon - f. (pl: e) a crown. 
          Kropp - f. (pl: e) gizzard, craw; goitre. 
          Kross - a cup with a lid. 
          Krota - m. (pl: sch) sulky, hansom; see Tweeroda. 
          Kruck - f. (pl: e) jug, jar, pot. 
          Krucke'dell - m. (pl: s) crocodile. 
          kruglijch - crooked, winding. 
          krüpe - to crawl, creep. 
          Krüpunja - f. a temporay shelter. 
          Kruschkje - f. (pl: s) a pear; an endearing term for a little girl. 
          
          krüse - to curl. 
          krüse Hoa - curled hair. 
          krüse Hüt - goosepimples. 
          krüse Walle - ripples, small waves. 
          krüset Jesejcht - a grimace, make a face. 
          krüss - cross, out of sorts; curly. 
          Krüt - n. (pl: Krüd) weeds. 
          Krütfrätent - herbivorous. 
          Krütoatijch - herbaceous. 
          Kruts - f. (pl: e) core of an apple. see Klockenhüss. 
          Krutsch - f. (pl: e) ravine. 
          Kruzhel - m (pl: s) frill, lace ruffle. 
          Kua - m. (pl: re) choir. 
          Küa - f. (pl: re) cure. 
          Küa uat - n. spa, health resort. 
          Küak - f (pl: e) cookie. 
          Kua'ral - choral. 
          küare - to languish. 
          Kuarn - n. (pl: Kjeana) kernel, a seed, nucleus. 
          Kuarnjewäa - n. a nuclear weapon. 
          Kuchne - f. small, summer utility building used for cooking and laundry 
          purposes, situated close to the family home. Also know as a Sommakjäakj. 
          
          Kuckuck - m. (pl: e) cuckoo. 
          Kuckurus - n. corn, maize. 
          kudoakijch - ailing, not feeling well. 
          Kuff - f. (pl: e) sled runner. 
          Kuffel - n. (pl: s) cup, mug. 
          Kügel - f. (pl: Kügle) a ball, an orb, a bullet. 
          Kujel - m. (pl: s) a boar. 
          Kül - f. (pl: e) a pond, a pit. 
          Külkje - n. (pl: s) dimple. 
          Kull - f. (pl: e) a large ball of twine. 
          Kulla - n. (pl: sch) a circle. 
          Kulla Düw - tumbling pigeon. 
          kullre - to roll. 
          Kul'tüare - cultures. 
          Kumma - m. boredom, monotony, worry. 
          Kün - f. (pl: e) turkey hen. 
          Kund - f. (pl: e) client. 
          Kunde locke - to attract clients, tout. 
          Künhon - m. turkey gobbler. 
          Kunkel - m. (pl: s) swamp. 
          Kunta - m. (pl: sch) gelding. 
          kuntabunt - colorful, garish. 
          kuntboa - public. 
          Kurbel - f. (pl: Kurble) pitman, winch. 
          Kurre - to coo like a dove. 
          Kurrei - n. tumbleweed. 
          kurtsweil - a moment, a short while, a little while, soon. 
          Kuss - m. (pl: e) a kiss. 
          kusse - to kiss. 
          Kusskjrietje - n. a mistletoe. 
          Küta - m. (pl: sch) a country estate, including the homes of workers 
          and servants (khutor). 
          Kuts , Kutsa - f. (pl: Kutsasch) a short-tailed nag, a runt. 
          Kutscha - m. (pl: sch) chauffeur, driver, cabby, coachman. 
          kuzhle - to snuggle in, to nestle. 
          Kwad'raunte - boarders. 
          Kwa'tea - n. board and room. 
          kwaublijch - loosely fleshed, an unhealthy fatness. 
          Kwaulm - m. (pl: s) a heavy cloud of smoke. 
          Kwaulsta - m. (pl: sch) heavy phlem or saliva. 
          kwaunswiess - piecemeal, piece by piece. 
          kwausle - to chatter. 
          Kwauss - m. a simple Russian beer made from fermented bread. 
          Kwiel - m. saliva, spittle. 
          Kwoakjs - m. a pittance, an insignificant amount. 
          kwoare - to coo like a dove. 
          kwoarme - to pine or waste away. 
          Kwoat - n. quart. 
          Kwoatglauss - n. quart sized glass sealer. 
          kwose - to waste, squander. 
        
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