kalamit-o: calamite: a gum-resin; a fossil plant. Def.: Speco de gumo (Styrax calamita); fosila planto. — DEFIS
kalamitat-o: calamity. Ex.: La famino, la milito esas kalamitati. — DEFIS
kalandr-ar: (tr.) to calender (paper, cloth); to mangle (household linen). — DEFS
kalcedon-o: (min.) chalcedony. — DEFIRS
kalci-o: (chem.) calcium. — DEFIS
kalcin-ar: (tr.) to calcine: to oxidize (as by heat); to roast (ores). — DEFIS
kaldier-o: boiler (steam generator); copper: large boiler for brewing, washing, etc. Def.: Klozita vazo (apartenanta generale a vapor-mashino), en qua on boliigas aquo e konservas la vaporo sub preso; III-494. — FIS
kaldron-o: caldron: kettle for cooking. Def.: Apertita vazo uzata en koqueyo; III-494. — EFIS
kalefakt-ar: (intr., tech.) to warm or heat; -(ad)o: calefaction: warming. — DEFIS
kalembur-o: pun, play on words; -isto: punster. Def.: Speco di vortoludo, en qua vorto o serio de vorti prizentas du senci; III-525 -6. — DFR
kalend-i: kalends, calends. — DEFIRS
kalendari-o: calendar. — DEFIRS
kalendul-o: (bot.) marigold (Calendula). — ISL
kalentur-o: (med.) calenture: a tropical fever attributed to heat — DEFIS
kalesh-o: calash, open barouche, open buggy. V. exp.: Kalesho, karoso: La du esas veturi kun quar roli e quar plasi, ma kalesho esas apertita, karoso esas klozita (kun plafono). Pluse, karoso esas generale suspendita per specala modo (per rimeni); II—646. — DEFIR
kalfat-ar: (tr., nav.) to caulk (a deck, etc.). — DFIS
kali-o: (chem.) potassium; -bromo: bromide of p.; -permanganato: permanganate of p.; -nitrato: niter, p. nitrate (cf. salpetro). — D
kalibr-o: caliber, bore (of a gun, etc.); -kompaso: callipers; -kompasagar: (tr.) to calibrate. — DEFIRS
kalic-o: chalice, communion-cup; (bot.) calyx. Def.: Granda kupo, uzata precipue en religiala ceremonii; II-645. — EFIS
kalidoskop-o: kaleidoscope. — DEFIRS
kalif-o: calif, caliph. — DEFIRS
kaligraf-ar: (tr.) to put (ulo) into fine handwriting; -(ad)o: caligraphy. — DEFS
kalik-o: (fabric) calico — DEFIRS
kalk-o: lime; (chem.) calx; -oza: calcareus; -igar: to calcify; -izar: to cover with l.; -forno: lime kiln; -forn-isto: l. burner; -o kaustika: quicklime. — DEFIS
kalkane-o: (anat.) calcaneum: the great bone of the heel. — EF
kalkol-o: (med.) calculus: stone in bladder, kidneys, gall-ducts. — EFIS
kalkul-ar: (tr., math.) to calculate, reckon, compute; -o: calculation; (higher math.) calculus; -eroro: error in c.; -libro: ready reckoner (book). — DEFIRS
kalm-a: (of objects, fig. or persons) calm, unagitated, quiet, still, placid; serene (of the elements, passions, etc.); unruffled, composed, sedate (in manner and deportment); -igar: to calm; -ig-iva, -ivo:anodyne, sedative; -esko, kalma intervalo: lull. V. exp.: Kalma signifikas tote pasiva e materiala stando di kozi, qua ne movas: aero, aquo, maro kalma (t.e. ne agitata da la vento). Tranquila havas senco samtempe material e mentala, ma prefere aktiva: qui ne agitas su, ne movas su sen utileso o skopo; on dicas ad infanto: restez tranquila! on parolas pri vicini tranquila (qui ne lacas bruiso). Quieta expresas stando mentala, qua plu klare definesas per lua kontreajo, desquieta; I-713. — EFIS
kalmar-o: calamar, calamary, cuttlefish, squid, (genus: Loligo vulgaris). Def.: Genero di molusko cefalopoda kun dek brakii; V-420. — DEFIRS
kalomel-o: (med.) calomel. — DEFIRS
kalor-a: (tech., physical quantity) heat; -ala, -iz-iva, -anta, -if-anta: caloric, thermic, calorific; -izar: to heat (by an apparatus); (cf. varm-igar); -iz-ilo: heat producer; (fig.) hot-air stove or pipe); -areo:heating surface. — EFIS
kalori-o: (thermal unit) calory. Def.: Unajo di kalor-quanto. On distingas la granda kalorio, qua korespondas ad un kilogramo de aquo, e la mikra kalorio, qua korespondas ad un gramo; V-420. — DEFIRS
kalorik-o: (hist.) caloric. Def.: Historiala koncepto di la kaloro, kom material substanco. — EFIS
kalorimetr-o: calorimeter. — DEFIS
kalorimetri-o: calorimetry. — DEFIS
kalot-o: callotte; (soldier's) rimless cap; (eccl.) skull-cap; (math.) segment of a sphere divided by a plane. — DEFI
kalpak-o*: calpac(k), busby. — DE
