la, adv. Early, e „rƒn, First student to be present at school.
          OT. air, AS. and OE. oer, ar. D.eer, G.eher, Goth. air
          (before, earlier), E. ere, earearly.

     o——u, n. Oath.
          As. ƒd, ME. oth, ooth, E. oath, D.ced, Ice. eida, Dan. and           Sw.
ed, Goth. aiths, G.eid, OHG. eit.

     o‹‹u, onnu, o‹Šu, n. One.
          L. unus, AS. ƒn, OF. one, oon, E. one, Arm. unan, W. un,
          D., EG, and Dan, ien, Sw. en, I. einn, G. ein, Goth. ains,
          Gael. aon, an.

     †ram, n. Border.
          L.ora.

     kakku, v.t. To vomit.
          E. “keck, v.i. Make sound as if about to vomit; keck at
          (reject food etc.) with loathing (imit” C.O.D.)

     ka——il, n. E.Cot.
          Sax. cot, E. cot.
          E. “kartel, n. Wooden lead in S. African ox-wagon (S.Afr.
          Du., prole, f. Port. Catal f. Tamil ka——il, bedstead.”COD.

     kƒ–. v.t. To see, find, know. 
     kƒ—ci: v.n. Sight, knowledge,wisdom.
          E. con, cons, conne, can, ken (to know),
          AS, cunnan, Ice. kunna, Goth. kunuam, (to know), E.           cunning
(knowledge).
          OE. and Sc. ken, Ice. kenna, D. and G. kennen, kennan,
          E. ken (to know), E. koned, knew (Spencer). Metathetic
          forms of con. AS. cnawan. OHG. cnƒa, Ice. knƒ, E.know,
          L.gno, Gk.gno.

     ka–du, n. Sugarcandy.
          F. and It. candi, E. candy.