kƒ‰-kƒy, v.i. To become callous, as skin.

     kƒ‰ppu-kƒyppu,v.n.Scar,
          L. callus, callum, f. callco (to be hard thick-skinned).
          E.callose (having hard spots), callus, callosity (The state
          of being hardened, any hardened part on the surface of
          the animal body), L. callidus (expert), f. callum (hardened
          skiŒ, E. callid. E: callous (hard-skinned, hard-hearted).

     kƒ˜am, ka˜am, n. Blackness.
          L. caligo(to be dark).

     ki‰am, n. Old age,
          Gk. g„ras (old age), g„raios, geraios, geron (old).

     ki‰i, k…˜, v.t. To tear, Split.
          L. cleave, AS. cleofan, E. cleave,
          D. cloven, Ice, kljufa, Dan. clove, Gk. kla†.

     ki˜ar¹, v.i. To shine,
          ME., MD. and MLG. glare, E. glare.

     ki˜ar², v.i. To be exhilarated.
          L. hilaro, f. hilaris (cheerful).
          E. hilarate, exhilarate.

     kiŠukku, n. Lunacy, kiŠukkan, n. Lunatic.
          E. crack, craze.

     ku——i, n. Young of animal, child (sl.).
          ME. kide, E.kid, kiddy, Ice.kid, kidh, Dan. and Sw. kid,
          G.kitz, kitze, kitzein, ON. kidh.

     kudi, n. A house, family.
          AS, cote, cyte, North. catt. Ice. and D.kot, G. kot, koth,
          kote, E.cot.

     kudigai-kudišai, n. A cottage
          E. cottage.

     kudil,kuŠŠil, n. A hut.
          D.hut, G.hatta, F.hutte, E.hut, W. cwt, cut, Dan. hytte, Sw.
          hydda