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kaka	thunder n. & v.
kakao → kaka	explode
kako → kaka	war
kakopos → kako; -pos	warrior	one who wars
kakopostu → kakopos ; -tu	knight	strong warrior; warrior above others
kasao → balankakasao	gun Usage: Originally ‘kasao, slang for balankakasao. The spread of the gun has made the shorter form popular and has been officially accepted in the Pandoran Language.
kasiko	grey
ke	it obj. Usage: Pronoun for an object. It can be offensive to use this instead of a personal pronoun when referring to a person.
ken → ke ; -n	its obj. Usage: Active voice, e.g. “This is its box”.
kenon → ke ; -non	its obj. Usage: Passive voice, e.g. “That box is its”.
keo → ke	it obj. acc. Usage: Denotes something when it is the object of the sentence, e.g. “Look at it”.
kikao	need v.
kimala → imala	arc
kita	under
-kita → kita	Usage: Denotes something as being physically underneath something else.	“underneath suffix”
koreo → koro	it objective Usage: Denotes a non-gendered being where it is the object of the sentence, e.g. “look at it”.
koro	it person. Usage: Since Fa’Diel has sentient non-gendered creatures (particularly the Matangese), this pronoun denotes a person of this special category.
korogren → korogu	non-gendered beings Borrowed from Matangese.
korogu → koro	non-gendered being
korogusao → korogu ; -sao	non-gendered child	little non-gendered being
koron → koro ; -n	its person. Usage: Active voice, e.g. “That is its book”.
koronon → koro ; -non	its person. Usage: Passive voice, e.g. “That book is its”.
ku	the Usage: If it is combined with another preposition, e.g. “of”, “to” etc., then “ku” is entirely dropped and only the preposition is used.
kuoru → bekuo ; gekuo ; -ru	these Usage: For referring to either persons, objects or both when they are the noun.

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