Ido-English Dictionary полностью

kaponier-o:(fort.) caponiere, caponiere. — DeFIRS

kaporal-o:(milit.) corporal: squad leader. — DEFIR

kapot-o: overcoat: storm or heavy coat (as worn by soldiers: cf. gabano, surtuto) (nav.) hood: a cover for a companion hatch, engine, etc.; (engine) bonnet; (auto.) hood. — DeFIRS

kapr-o, -ulo, -ino: goat; -o-gard-isto: g. herd; yun- -ala ganti: kid gloves; -o-salto: leap-frog. Def.: (Kapro-salto) Salto per qua unu saltas super la dorso di altru plu o min inklinita; VII—279. — FIS

kapreol-o, -ulo, -ino: roe-deer (Cervus capreolus). — IL

kapric-o: caprice, whim; -oza, -ema: capricious; me havis kaprico por ta muliero: I had a fancy, a caprice for that woman; la kaprici di la modo: the caprices of fashion. — DEFIRS

kaprifoli-o:(bot.) honeysuckle (genus: Lonicera). — DIR

kaprikorn-o:(astron.) Capricorn. — EFIS

kaprimulg-o:(orni.) goatsucker (Caprimulgus europaeus). — IL

kapriol-ar:(intr.) to caper, cut capers; (cf. kabrar); -o: capriole: a leap, caper (as in dancing), a leap that a horse makes with all fours without advancing. — DeFIRS

kapstan-o:(tech.) capstan. — DEFS

kapsul-o:(bot., anat., pharm., tech.) capsule; (fire-arms) percussion-cap. — DEFIRS

kapt-ar:(tr.) to capture: catch hold of, gripe, snatch; (cf. sizar, prenar); -ajo: prize, prey, booty; -at(ul)o: captive, prisoner; -it-eso: captivity, bondage; -ilo: trap, snare; -ar ye la kolumo; to collar (ulu). — EFIS

kaptac-ar: (tr.) to inveigle: to obtain by underhand manoeuvers or bribery or ruse, to captivate (in an ill sense); testamento obtenita per kaptaco: will obtained by intrigue or undue influence; -o-laco, -slingo:snare. Ex.: Kaptaca la fido, la heredajo di ulu. — FS

kapuc-o: (person's) hood, cowl; -izar: to hood, put cowl on. — DFIRS

kapucin-(ul)o: a Capuchin (friar monk); -alajo: (fig.) a dull sermon. — DEFIRS

kar-a, -o, -ulo, -ino: dear (affection: cf. chera). — FIS

karab-o: (ent.) carabus, carabid (genus: Carabidae). — EFIS

karabin-o: carbine: short rifle; -iero: carbineer; -hoko: c. hook, snap-hook, swivel-hook. — DEFIRS

karaf-o: carafe, decanter (for wine, water, etc. at table). — DeFIS

karakal-o: (zool.) caracal (Lynx caracal). — DEFIRS

karakol-ar: (intr.) to caracole. — DEFIS

karakter-o: (distinctive quality of a person or thing) character; -izar: to characterize; -iz-iva, -iz-ivo, -uro: characteristic, specification. Ex.: il esas homo di alte etikal karaktero. Ol havas la karaktero distingiva di la vereso (E. it has the distinctive character (characteristic or stamp) of truth; Tala ago bone karakterizas mea amiko. La karakterizivi di morbo. Karakteriziva signo. — DEFIRS

karakteristik-o*: (math., logarithms) characteristic. — DEFIS

karambol-ar: (intr.) to make a cannon (at billiards). — DFIRS

karamel-o: caramel, burnt sugar (confection). — DEFRS

karasin-o*: crucian, a carplike fish (Carassius vulgaris); -orea: goldfish (Carassius auratus). — L

karat-o: carat: part or weight of precious stones or gold. — DEFIRS

karavan-o: caravan. — DEFIRS

karavanseray-o: caravansary, inn. — DEFIRS

karavel-o: (naut. hist.) caravel. — DEFIRS

karb-o: (chem.) carbon; -ala, -oza: carbonaceous, carbonic; -ido: carbide; -ato: carbonate; -o-bioxo, -at-acido: carbondioxide, carbonic acid. V. exp.: L'Akademio adoptis karbono en la vulgara senco e karbo por la kemial elemento; IV—130. — DEFIS

karbon-o: coal (cf. karbo); -oza: full of c., carboniferous; -igar: to make into or change to coal; -izar: to cover with c.; (fig.) to besmut; ter-, min- -o: pit-coal; ligno- -o: charcoal; -fairo: c. fire; -fumo: c. smoke: -gaso: c. gas; -min-eyo, -erio: c. mine; -pulvero: c. dust; -vend-isto: c. dealer; -ifar, -eskar: to be charred, smolder (of wicks). — EFIS

karbonar-o*: (Ital. hist.) carbonaro. — DEFIRS

karbonari-o: (ich.) coal-fish, pollack, (Gadus, carbonarius, Pollachius carbonarius). — L

karbunkl-o: (gem and ulcer) carbuncle. — DEFIRS

karbur-ar*: (tr.) to carburet, carburize, carbonize.

karburator-o*: (autom.) carburetor.