komplement; —a complement; —ary
kompleta; —e complete; —ly
komplex; —a complex n; a
komplexeso complexity
komplic; —a; —eso accomplice n. a; complicity
komplik; —i complication; to —icate
kompliment; —i —a compliment; to —; —ary
komplot; —i plot; to —, to scheme
kompon; —i composition; to compose
komporti to comprise, to include
kompot; —a compote, stewed fruits; stewed
kompren; —i understanding n; to —stand
komprenemo; —a understanding n. a, goodwill n. a
kompres; —i compression; to compress
kompresal (med.) compress
kompresel tabloid, tablet, lozenge
komprom; —i compromise; to —
kompromado; —i compromising n; to compromise
kompungo; —a compunction; with — a
komuna; —e common; in —
Komunado; —i Communion; to take the Holy Communion
komuneyo; —ya community; of the —
komungrab common grave, pauper's grave
komunik; —el; —i communication; report, communique; to —icate
komunismo; —ist(a) communism; —ist n, a
komunlogo commonplace
komunnam common noun
komunsenso common sense
komunyo; —ya common n; communal
komyo; —ya; —ye (med.)coma; comatose; in a coma
kon with
konado; —i announcement; to announce
konboeltros; konbomatro; konbopatro related parents; — mother; — father
konced; —i concession; to concede
koncentri; —o to concentrate; —ation
koncentrokamp concentration camp
koncep; —i conception; to conceive
koncerne concerning adv., coni.
koncerni to concern, to interest
koncert; —al concert; concerto
koncil; —a (eccles.)council; conciliar
koncisa; —eso concise; —ision
koncistor (eccles.)consistory
kondan; —i sentence, condemnation; toconvict, to sentence
kondensi; —o; —azo to condense; —ation
kondis; —a; —ye condition; —al; on condition that
kondo; —i seasoning, condiment; to season
kondol; —i condolence, sympathy; to express —
konduk; —i behaviour; to behave
konel acquaintance (person)
koneli to make someone's acquaintance
konex connection
konfed; —a; —i confederation; —ated; to —ate
konfel; —io sweet, bonbon, (US) candy; confectioner's shop, candy shop
konferenso conference
konfes confession
konfesado; —i (eccles.)confession; to confess
konfesaryo (eccles.)confessor
konfesi to confess
konfesyon (eccles.)religion
konfid; —a; —i confidence, reliance, trust; trustworthy; to trust
konfidenso; —a; —i confidence; —ential: to confide
konfin; —i confines, borders, boundary; to confine, to adjoin
konfirmi; —o to confirm; —ation
konfiski; —o to confiscate; —ation
konfitur jam
konflagro conflagration
konflit; —i conflict; to —, to be at strife
konfolgo consistency
konforma; —i; —eso conformable, in conformity with; to conform; —ity
