kád1kádn9/101ceremony to end feast; ceremony to terminate responsibility towards the in-laws after deathBeláá béwóó kád chii.The maternal relatives have a kád ceremony today.2giving to beláá; things given to maternal relatives after deathBeláá béhyédé kád akob.The maternal male relatives have come to collect the gifts.Akobé kád.Cf.nzáŋ
kádɛkátɛn1riddle (word of abuse)Kádɛkátɛ mə́ achyáá memii métáan.We are all of the same origin (used in the context of quarrelling).Kádɛkátɛ has borne five fingers
kaké1French/Germancacao/Kakaon10cocoaTheobroma cacaoKaké ébage bad mɔné ngáne kɔfí.Cocoa gives people money like coffee.
kaké2kakéEnglishn9/10khaki coloured materialAbad á kaké ábemɛʼ.Khaki material lasts a long time.
kálagkálagn9/101bookAchané kálag eche álāāʼɛ̄.He bought a book which he will read.Syn.léta2letterAlómmé mwǎnyaŋ kálag aá áhyag.He sent his brother a letter saying that he should come.3knowledge
kâlbagkâlbagn9/10armpitAkɛlɛ́ɛ́ abídé mə́ á kâlbag.He has a boil under his armpit.Syn.eʼkaŋ