karcer-o: prison, gaol, jail; -ano:
prisoner; -gard-isto: prison guard, warden; -o stat-ala:
state's p.; -o-celul-o (sub-tera): dungeon; (milit.)
black-hole. — DeFIRS
karcinom-o: (med.) carcinoma, cancer
(cf. kancero). — DEFIS
kard-ar: (tr.) to card (wool). —
DEFIRS
karkamin-o: (bot.) cardamine:
bittercress, land-cress; -o prat-ala: lady's
smock, cuckoo flower: the common buttercress. — DEFIS
kardamom-o: (bot.) cardamon (Eletaria
cardamomum, an species of Amomum). — DEFIRS
kradan-o: Cardan joint, universal joint. —
DEFIRS
kardel-o: (orni.) goldfinch (Carduelis
elegans, C. fringella). — FIL
kardinal-a: (math. and fig.) cardinal; -a
nombro: c. number; -a punto: c. point; -vertuo:
c. virtue. — DEFIS
kardinal-o: (prelate) cardinal; -ea:
c. colored; -eso: cardinalate; -bireto:
cardinal's cap; -chapelo: c. hat. — DEFIRS
kardioid-o*: (math.) cardioid. —
DE
kardon-o: (bot.) thistle; sen-
-igar: to clear of thistles. — DFIS
kare-ar: (tr.) to do without
(involuntarily), to dispense with (from necessity); to make shift
without; -ebla: dispensible: wanted but not
needed; -ajo: something wanted but which one has
not or cannot have now. V. exp.: Me indijas ulo = to mankas a me,
e me bezonas ol; me kareas ulo = to mankas a me, e me ne bezonas
ol: me povas esar (agar, vivar) sen ol. Me facile kareas krinkar
kande me kelke durstas. Me ne povas karear fairo en vintro. Me ne
povas karear dormo. En voyajo on devas karear multa kozi
III—422. (kp. abstenar). — L
karel-o: (square) slab, tile, plaque, plate; (in
cards) diamond; -izar: to pave (a surface
with tiles, bricks, etc.); -atra, -oza:
tesselated. — FI
karen-o: lower hull, ship's bottom (part under
water). V. exp.: Kareno signifikas ne nur la kilio, ma la tota
surfaco di navo, qua esas imersita; IV—200. — FIS
karesm-o: Lent; mez- -o:
Mid-Lent; praktikar la -o: to keep L.
— FIS
karez-ar: to caress: fondle with affection; -achar:
to fawn upon, cajole, wheedle. Ex.: Karezar infanto. La zefiro
karezas la flori. Karezachar oldulo por igar il facar sua
testamento. — EFIS
krag-ar: (tr.) to load (goods; N.B. not
to load a vehicle): -ajo: load, cargo, freight,
burden; -o-batelo: ligher, barge; -o-kavalo:
parck-horse; -o-letro: way-bill, bill of lading;
-o-selo: pack-saddle; -o-vertur-isto:
drayman. Ex.: Kargar vari sur veturo. Kargajo di navo. V. exp.:
vid. chargar. — EFIS
kari-ar: (intr., med.) to have caries,
to have decay or rot of teeth; (of wheat) to be smutly; -inta
dento: a decayed tooth; -inta arboro:
rotten tree. — DEFIS
kariatid-o: (arch.) caryatide. Def.:
Hominala figuro, qua servas kom suportilo: (cf. atlanto).
— DEFIS
karibu-o*: (zool.) caribou; (cf. rentiro).
— DEF
karic-o: (bot.) carex (carices): sedge.
— eFIS
karier-o: (profession, trade) career; la
-o di militisto: the military c., profession of arms; leg-ala
-o: legal c. or profession. — DEFIRS
karik-o: box-coat; coat with long cape or
serveral short ones. — DF
karikat-ar: (tr.) to caricature; -uro:
a c. — DEFIS
kariofil-o: (bot.) clove. — L
karitat-o: charity: spiritual benevolence (N.B.
not alms; cf. almono). — EFIS
karlin-o: (bot.) carline thistle (genus
Carlina). — EFISL
karmelit-(ul)o*: Carmelite friar. — DEFIRS
karmezin-a, -o: crimson. — DeFIRS
karmenin-o: carmine; -ea, -reda, -atra:
c. colored. — DEFIRS
karn-o: flesh, meat; -ea: f.
colored, rosy; -ajo: a fleshy object, a piece of
meat; -ala: of the flesh; carnal; -vend-eyo:
butcher's establ.; -oza: fleshy, brawny; -o-manj-ant-a,
-o; -o-avida: flesh-eat-ing; -er; fond of meat; (cf. karnivora);
-ifar, -igar: (intr., tr.)
to produce, to make flesh (on); -eskar: to become fleshy; -o-fum-iz-ado:
smoke-drying beef; -o-reda: blood-red, carnation (color); -o-vermo:
maggot. — DeFIS
karnacion-o: carnation: flesh-tint, complexion. Ex.: Ica
koloro ne konvenas a mea karnaciono. La karnacioni en ica pikturo
(protreto) esas tre natural. — DeFIS
karnaval-o: carnival. — DEFIRS
karnivor-a, -o: carnivorous (animal). — DEFIS
karonad-o:(artil.) carronade. Def.: Speco di
navala kanono (anciena); VI—74. — DEFIRS
karos-o: coach: a large closed carriage; ornamental coach
(for state occasions). V. exp.: vid. kalesho. — DFIS