kafṣ̌
decorated shoes
kak
eye
kal, kalben
armpit
kam
a little, of small amount
kam baɣal, kam baɣel
poor
kam lʉm
weak, fragile
kam woʦn
to decrease
kam zor
weak
kamra
room
kap
cup
kapč
spoon
kapč(e)lez, kapčleez
ladle
kar, kaar
deaf
karoḍ
ten million
kas
imperative of ksak 2) helper
kač̣
match
kaṣ̌
boy
kbun, kubun
bowl, pot
kend
wife, woman (in bad sense)
kerk
chicken (in general)
keryar, keryaar
mutual aid system in harvesting
helper in the keriyar
key
hoe (to dig potato, etc.)
keẓ̌
knife
kfak / kaf-
to get depressed, to get nervous
ki
that (conjunction) 2) if
kidki
window
kifč
both
kiltunj
place of lock in the door
kim
owl
kinje
sheep (m/f 1–2 yrs)
kip
hump of camel
kitli
kettle
kitðit
festival for welcoming spring (Mar 5–8)
kišti
boat
kiṣ̌ kiṣ̌
disturbance 2) "God bless you!" (after sneeze)
kiṣ̌ta x̌ak
to cultivate
kla
goat or sheep
kla raž ra{v{z}}
in the centre-right side in a local house
kleng sar
pickaxe, mattock
klit
lock, wooden stick to close door temporarily
kliʦ
small rope for wurge{v{s}}t (like na{v{s}})
kmeyn / keme
to will, to be ready, to agree
kmol, kumol, kumool
skull
kndak, kəndak / kand-
to laugh, smile 2) laughter, smiling
kona
old
kona
corner
kor, koor
moraine, rock
koṭ
coat
koški, kooški
conj. used in irrealis
kpos
cotton (plant)
krest
fur robe
kril
thistle
kroṣ̌
a kind of millet
krẓ̌epč
magpie
ksak
to thresh 2) threshing
kṭak / kaṭ-
1) to put (in), pour, fill, 2) to get divorced, 3) to plant 4) to throw
kṭʉk
apricot stone (with hard skin)
ku
mountain
ku tan
everyone
ku(e) sar
summit, peak
kudak
small age, not adult
kuk
spring, fountain
kul
marsh 2) reservoir, catchment, hollow
kum
where, which
kumd
which, who
kumd yor
which one
kumpal
quilt
kumri, kumre
where, to which direction
kumər, kumer
where
kunj
entrance hall to the main room in local house (after sroy)
kunj(e) bar
entrance of the main room
kunjuð
Hunza
kunjuði
Hunza people
kup
fish
kup prič
earthworm
kup wuduruk
to fish
kup(e) pist
scales
kupt
wound by overloading (yak, horse, donkey)
kur
blind
kur may
deer
kur mum
thunder 2) Blind-Man’s Buff
kurdi
shirt, qamis
kurn / kur-
to plough, cultivate
kursi
chair
kut
roof
kutan
everyone
kuṭ
short
kux̌t
every, all
kuy
who
kuyer
to whom
kuyi piš
wild cat, lynx
kuza
pot
kuč reč̣en
to shift place (in the summer pasture)
kuč wzayn
to shift place (in the summer pasture)
kuč xumak
to come down from summer pasture
celebration for coming back from summer pasture
kuṣ̌
vulva
kwend
lice (for animal)
kwend, kuwend
tick (for animal)
kṣ̌oð, kṣ̌ooð
wide 2) loose (cloth, etc.)
kṣ̌uyn / kṣ̌uy-
to listen, to hear
kṣ̌uyʉvn / kṣ̌uyʉv-
to narrate, to relate
kʉl
rootstock 2) finish
kʉmpir
old woman
kʉng / kʉng-
to pull out, uproot
kʉpi
water bottle
kʉpit, kpit
pigeon
kʉw kʉw
ladybird 2) ant-lion