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Juwân— young
Jōγ— to read
Ke— to, for (postposition with dative)
Kū— hill
Küi— somebody; who?
Kəbūn— dish, wooden bowl, cup
Qābr— tomb
Kabūt— blue
Kibīt— pigeon
Kūček— puppy
Qədǎ— parents-in-law
Qadam— pace, step
Ködnök— linen
Kədīw— pumpkin
Kaf— foam, scum
Kifč— both
Kaf-i-dast— palm of the hand
Kāfš— shoe
Kaig— flea
Kâyaz— letter
Kik— wild dog; (L) lynx
Kīk— a spring (of water)
Kək— eyelid
Qakul— name of a bird
Kākašōn— the Milky Way
Kʼʌla— ram; (Sk., Sh.) sheep
Kɛl— to itch
Kalrbən— armpit
Qalamī— lined
Kʌlmʋry— eagle, kite; (Sk.) bald-headed eagle/kite
Kalanjōγ— name of a bird
Kulp— lock
Kəlītǒγ— windpipe
Kəlvǎr— mussuck (skin float)
Keḷī— yoke-peg
Kəmi— to will
Kâmī— back
Qīm— owl
Kōm— palate
Kūm— which?
Kumjei— where?
Kaimoq— cream
Kumak cār— help!
Qɪmmat— price
Kamōn— bow (weapon)
Kamǎn-i-Rustam— rainbow
Kʌmpʌl— blanket
Kampīrak— thunder
Kənäi— cotton
Kūn— anus
Kīn— to draw (a sword); (L) to dig out, root out
Kōna— old (not new)
Kɪnǎ— hate
Kanda— laughter
Kend— married woman, wife
Kīnd— blunt
Kanek— mosquito
Qǎnün— law
Kap— camel's hump
Kapč— spoon
Kifč— both
Kipok— cuckoo
Kar— deaf
Qār— anger
Kūr— blind
Qarīb— near
Karbāš— lizard
Karčeγai— kite (bird)
Kard— crooked
Karγā— crow
Kerk— fowl, hen
Kīrkun— elbow
Kaurum— ravine
Kīron— plough
Kirpa— bedding
Kirpačā— mattress
Qarōr— silence
Kʋrust— bark of a tree; (Sk., Sh.) fur-robe
Kəroš— pea (patek); (Sk.) pea, bean
Qərīt— cheese (= tux̌p)
Kiržepč— magpie (gulbeq)
Kās— to thresh
Kasa-e-sar— top of the head
Kiš— vulva, vagina
Kšâd— broad, wide
Kuškōr— male urial (wild sheep)
Kštgā— field
Kaš— boy, young man
Kšüy— to hear
Kitâb— book
Kɪtč— hut
Kūtk— chaff
Kaṭ— to throw, spread, pour into (andāxtan)
Qaṭ— mucus, snot
Kəṭ— short
Qəṭb— the Polar Star
Kuṭōl— dagger
Qēw— to call
Kuwɛnd— sheep tick
Qōx— cough
Küx̌t— every; (Sh.) all, whole
Qǎzī— judge
Qōz— goose
Kūza— pitcher
Kəž— knife
Lab— lip
Lüδ— to ram in
La-cer— to leave; to allow; to let go
Lafč— lip
Loγar— bad
Lajōm— bit (of a horse)
Lūq— rag
Lʌmərz— sloping down of a field
Lând— tooth
Ləndək— cheese (Russ. творог 'curd cheese')
Lang— lame
Ling— calf of the leg
Lunj— cheek
Lipča— milk pail
Lâst— hand
Lâša— lean
Lišp— mucus
Liv— to slip
Luwârč— sand
Lēw— demon
Lix̌— to lick
Lazja— trembling
Lox— udder
Mai— sheep; (L) female urial
Mə— don't (prohibitive particle)
Mōī— fish
Mūi— hair on the body
Mīi— month
Mūbarak— salutation, congratulation
Mič— (double) handful
Mâček— she-dog
Mād— (back of the) waist, back
Māda— female
Maidōn— plain
Mədīr— noon
Madāx̌— mare
Mōδ— to curdle (milk)
Mūg— stupid; (Sh.) blunt
Mēγ— cloud
Maγrib— west
Maγz— marrow
Maγzī— arm above the elbow
Mijāš— eyelashes
Mākʼ— neck
Mōk— hen
Mukuduk— frog
Mʌks— ripple
Mūlā— donkey-saddle
Mul— stirring-pin
Mālum— known
Mōlumdōr— honest
Mulaīm— soft
Məlung— middle, waist
Məlteq— gun
Məlax— grasshopper
Mūm— grandmother
Mīmânxâna— guest-house
Mōnō car— to resemble
Mānd— to rub, shampoo
Mōnda— tired
Mɪndelič— butterfly(?), bird(?); (L) swallow
Manditk— leather
Manja— bed
Miŋgas— sparrow
Miŋqōr— beak
Manzil— a day's journey, halting-place
Məṇū— apple
Mōṇ— male urial
Māra— store-room on a roof
Mer— knuckle, joint
Mərī— to die
Mōr— snake
Mur— apple
Mūr— locust(?)
Mērabōn— friend
Murča— ant
Mərdik— pupil of the eye
Mərdīna— man
Merg— female ibex; (Sh.) female Ovis Poli; (Be.) wild goat
Margilam— goat's down
Marīk— sweet cream
Marǎm— servant
Marsī— hip
Mīrōs— inheritance
Mīrâxūr— stable-boy
Mərz— hungry
Mörž— dew
Mis— brass
Məs-dīg— brass-pot
Mūi-safēd— old (not young)
Maska— butter
Mausim— season
Məst— fist
Məš— ankle
Mūš— mouse

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