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kkakka
"cake" (baby talk)
cake
from Old Norse kaka
kkada
"to shell, geld, castrate, hatch"
shell
geld
castrate
hatch
caedere
archaic
kkamatda
""
camera
from Latin camera from Anc. Greek καμάρα (kamara), "vaulted chamber"
chamber
from French chambre from Latin camera
kkamagwi
"crow, raven"
camera
from Latin camera
kkaballida
"to expose"
kabballah
from Hebrew for mystical doctrines destined to be exposed
kkachi
"magpie"
gazza
"magpie" in Italian, perhaps akin to Ladin gacia, Swedish skata, Danish skade, Romani kakarachi, etc.
kkalkkal-georida
"to gaggle"
gaggle
giggle
kkaemulda
"to chew, bite hard"
kkokko
"chicken, cock or hen" (baby talk)
cock
from ME. cok, OE. cocc (imitative origin)
kkojipda
"to squeeze, pinch"
squeeze
from ME. queysen, from OE. cwȳsan
kkokji
"cock (a device, as a faucet or valve, for regulating the flow of a liquid)"
cock
  1. "male chicken, bird"
  2. "faucet, tap or valve"
  3. "penis," perhaps a metaphor for (1) + (2).
kkol-meoseum
"simple farmhand"
chore
"the regular or daily light work of a household or farm"
corvee
from French corvée, from LL. corvada
kkopchu
"humpback, hunchback"
kyphosis
from Anc. Greek κύφος (kyphos) "humpback, bent"
gibbous
from LL. gibbosus, from Latin gibbus "hump, humped," probably cognate with cubare "to bend oneself, lie down," Italian gobba "humpback," Greek κύφος (kyphos) "humpback, bent," κύβος (kybos) "cube, vertebra"
kkot
"flower"
Korean  : kkot
Finnish : kukka
Slovak  : kvet
Polish  : kwiat
Lithuan.: žiedas  
Korean  : kkul "honey"
Kurdish : gul 
Persian : gol (گل)
Sicilian: ciuri 
Lithuan.: gėlė
kkwaek-kkwaek
"to quack, gaggle"
quack
gaggle
kkwaenggwari
"gong"
gong
kkul
"honey"
honey
from OE. hunig akin to German Honig, perhaps literally meaning "Hunnic, Hunnish" and akin to German König, Kölsch: Künnisch, OHG. kuning, OE. cyning, Dutch koning, Swedish (archaic) konung, Estonian and Finnish kuningas, etc.
honeycomb
See: #comb
honey bucket
"dung bucket" perhaps of Hunnic origin
honey wagon
"dung wagon" perhaps of Hunnic origin
Honigbär
European common "brown bear" in German, hence "honey-colored bear," confused with "honey bear" or "honey-eater"
mel
Latin   : mel
Portugu.: mel 
Catalan : mel
Breton  : mel
Breton  : melen "yellow"
Welsh   : melyn "yellow"
French  : miel
Spanish : miel
Asturian: miel
Italian : miele
Romanian: miere
Hanja   :  (mil, mir)
yellow
from OE. geolu akin to OHG. gelo
Dutch   : geel
Estonian: kollane 
German  : gelb
Italian : giallo, gialla
Lithuan.: geltonas
Romanian: galben
Danish  : gul
Iceland.: gul, gulur, gult
Norweg. : gul
Swedish : gul, gula, gult


yolk
previously yelk, from OE. geolca from geolu "yellow"
gold
akin to guild, gild, gilt, geld, yield, German Geld "money," gelb "yellow," gelt "barren," etc.
Dutch   : goud
Frisian : goud
English : gold 
German  : Gold 
Kölsch  : Jold
Luxembo.: Gold
Limburg.: goud
Scots   : gowd
Danish  : guld 
Estonian: kuld
Finnish : kulta
Faroese : gull 
Iceland.: gull
Norweg. : gull 
O. Norse: gull
Swedish : guld 
kkulkkeok
"gurgling, swallowing greedily, at a gulf"
gurgle
gorge
gulf
kkulkkul
"oink-oink"
gurgle
gargle
kkilkkil-georida
"to giggle"
giggle
gaggle

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