kontendo; —a dispute; contention; —ious, litigious; — punt point at issue
kontengo; —a continence; —ent
kontent; —a; —i content, satisfaction; satisfied; to content, to satisfy
kontest; —i contestation; to contest
kontexto context
konti to reckon, to count
kontigua; —ueso contiguous; —guity
kontihent; —a continent; —al
kontil, kontingo adding-machine, calculating-machine
kontingent contingent
kontinua; —ueso continuous; —nuity
kontinui to continue, to go on
kontor office, department
kontordi; —o; —ist to contort, —ortion, [-ortionist
kontorendo; —i report, review; to account, to report, to review
kontra; —e contrary; against
kontrak; —i contraction; to contract (an illness); to acquire (a habit)
kontrakto; —i; —a contract; to —, to enter into; contractual
kontral; —a; —ifa; —i annoyance; trying, vexatious; to annoy, to baffle
kontrast; a; —i contrast; —ing a; to —
kontrax; —i; —ibla contraction; to contract; —ible
kontre against
kontreaviso counter-order; manke — unless I (we, you) hear to the contrary
kontreband; —er; —i contraband, smuggling; smuggler; to smuggle
kontredici; —o to contradict; —iction
kontrefi; —er; —o to counterfeit, to forge, to falsify; forger, counterfeiter; counterfeiting
kontrekontrol; —i countercheck, to —
kontrekora; —e unwilling, —ly; reluctant, —ly
kontrekoryere by return of post
kontreltan counterpart; (law) other side, other party
kontrelto; —a opposite side; of the — — a
kontrelume half-light, against the light
kontreopin counter-opinion
kontrepezo; —i counterbalance, to —
kontreprojlekto counter-project
kontrepunt (mus.)counterpoint
kontrerivolvo; —a counter-revolution; —ary
kontresigno; —i countersignature, to —sign
kontretempa; —e unseasonable; —ly; inopportune; —ly
kontreven; —i contravention, to —vene
kontreveo; counter-side; wrong side
kontrevola; —e unwilling; —ly
kontrib; —i contribution; to —bute
kontrit; —a contrition, contrite
kontro; —i n (bridge game) double; to —
kontrol; —i; —er control; to —; —oiler, inspector
kontrot counterfoil
kontroverso; —a controversy; —ing a
kontumax; —a contumacy; —acious
kontundo; —a; —i contusion; —used, usive; to —use
konven; —a; —i suitability, conve- nience; —ent, becoming; to suit, to be suitable
konvenso; —i convention, agreement; to agree
konvent; —ye (eccles.)convent; to, at —
konvergi; —a; —o to converge; —ent; —ence, —ency
konversi; —o to talk, to converse; conversation
konverto; —i to convert; —ersion
konvo; —i coinage, mintage; to coin
konvok; —i convocation; to summon, to convoke
konvulso; —a convulsion; —sive
