Book B, Page 11

Karádigán	Doctor. They call our surgeons by this name
Kai? (at some distance)	What do you say?
Karál	A Snood to a hook
Kúbbera	The head
Kar‸raígn	To cough
Karúngan	The nail of the finger
Kadiába	Lame, or he limps
Karóoma	The black bream
Kaadian	The shell on the wómara
Kaadianmadioú	I kaadianed it (that is I put the shell on the womare)
Kāma	To dig
Kālı Kālı	Full
Kánalȧŋ	Heat
Kȧnamadiaoú	I set it on fire
Kamarú or · kamaruá·	The Day
Karabúl	The edge of a sword (lit.y back)
Kárăgȧ	To pronounce (as
Mr. Dawes búdyĕrĭ káraga	Mr. D. pronounces well)
Kȧní̇1 gwıu̇ŋa2	It is burnt1 in the fire2
Karu̇ŋu̇tbālaba	It (or they) will break or be broken.
Karrīn	I believe signifies reddish hair or perhaps thick matted hair
Kurínyıbaou	I will beat (gently)
KulāraKurāra	Long
Kí̇ba	Which
To dip water with a small vessel and then pour it into a bottle.Ku̇bā bādo {