1. consciousness
2. knowledge
3. acquaintance, friend,
koneser (n)
expert
konfederasyon (n)
confederation (esp. of trade unions)
konferans (n)
conference, konferans martin = a lot of discussion for nothing
konferansye (n)
lecturer
konfes (v)
Variation(s): konfese
to confess
konfesyonal (n)
confessional-box
konfesyonel (azek)
religious, kolez konfesyonel = religious school
konfeti (n)
confetti
konfi (azek)
1. pickled
2. confused
konfidans (n)
trust, an konfidans = in confidence, on trust
konfidansyel (azek)
confidential
konfirm (v)
Variation(s): konfirme
1. to confirm
2. to be confirmed
3. to be permanently employed
konfirmasyon (n)
confirmation
konfirme (azek)
permanently employed
konfiskasyon (n)
confiscation, seizure
konfiske (v)
confiscate, seize
konfiske (azek)
seized
konfitir (n)
jam
konfizyon (n)
confusion, disorder, jumble
konfli (n)
conflict, struggle, clash
konfliktyel (azek)
conflictual
konfliktyelman (adv)
conflictually
konfond (v)
to confuse, to mistake one thing for another
konfonn (v)
confound, confuse, mistake , mingle
konfor (n)
comfort
konform (azek)
identical, similar, according to
konform konforme (v)
to conform, to comply, to submit
konformis (n & azek)
conformist
konformite (n)
conformity, agreement
konfortab (azek)
comfortable
konfrer (n)
colleague
konfront (v)
Variation(s): konfronte
to confront, to face
konfrontasyon (n)
confrontation
konfyans (n)
confidence, trust, mosyon konfyans = a motion of confidence
konfyanser (n)
confidant
konfye (v)
1. entrust
2. confide
kong (n)
Variation(s): angi-kong
conger-eel
kongolo (n)
kind of syndrome, illness
kongre (n)
congress
kongregasyon (n)
religious group
koni (azek)
well-known, famous
konik (azek)
conical, cone-shaped
konivans (n)
connivance, complicity
konkasez (n)
crushing-mill
konkav (azek)
concave
konkerir (v)
to conquer
konket (n)
conquest
konkibinaz (n)
living as if married
konkiran (n)
competitor, rival
konkirans (n)
competition, rivalry
konklir (v)
to conclude
konklizyon (n)
1. conclusion, end
2. last chapter, last paragraph
konkord (n)
1. Concorde
2. supersonic jet
konkret (n)
concrete
konkur (n)
competition
konn (v)
Variation(s): kone
1. to know, to be aware of
2. to be sure, to be certain
3. to be acquainted with
konn (n)
cone
konnde (n)
bun at the nape of one`s neck
konnri (n)
stupidity
konntrak (n)
contract car, hired car
konnyok (n)
kind of cataplast
konokono (n)
edible shell fish
konpa (n)
compass, circle-drawer
konpak (azek)
compact
konpans (v)
Variation(s): konpanse
compensate make up for
konpansasyon (n)
compensation, konpansasyon saler = wage compensation
konpar (v)
Variation(s): konpare
to compare
konparab (n)
comparable
konparet (v)
appear before a court of justice
konparezon (n)
comparison
konpartiman (n)
compartment
konpasyon (n)
compassion
konpatib (azek)
compatible
konpatryot (n)
compatriot
konpayn (v)
Variation(s): konpayne
to accompany
konpayne (n)
visitors, relatives
konpayni (n)
company
konpaynon (n)
mate, partner, friend
konper (n)
old-chap
konpetan (azek)
competent
konpetans (n)
competence, ability, proficiency
konpetisyon (n)
competition, competitiveness
konpil (v)
Variation(s): konpile
compile
konple (azek)
complete
konpleks (n)
complex
konpleks (azek)
complicated, intricate
konplekse (azek)
with an "inferiority complex"
konpleksite (n)
complexity
konpleman (n)
complement
konplemant (v)
to add to
konplemanter (azek)
complementary, kopi konplemanter = complementary copy
konplet (v)
Variation(s): konplete
to complete
konplet (n)
1. set
2. one-piece suit
2. marijuana and its paper
konplet (azek)
whole, complete
konpletman (adv)
completely
konplezans (n)
obligingness
konplik (v)
Variation(s): konplike
to complicate, to become complicated
konplikasyon (n)
complication, intricacy
konplike (azek)
1. complicated, intricate
2. complex (esp. of musical arrangement)
konpliman (n)
compliments, regard?
konplint (n)
Variation(s): konplent
1. plaint, lament
2. industrial complaint
konplis (n)
accomplice
konplis (azek)
colluding
konplisite (n)
complicity, abetting, collusion
konplo (n)
plot, conspiracy
konplot (v)
Variation(s): konplote
to plot, to conspire
konport (v)
Variation(s): konporte
to behave, to act
konportman (n)
bahaviour
konpot (n)
jam
konpotye (n)
jam jar
konpoz (v)
Variation(s): konpoze
1. to compose, to make up, konpoz lamizik = to compose music
2. to take part in (esp. in examination)
3. to set type
konpozisyon (n)
1. composition, essay
2. lay-out
3. components
konpoziter (n)
1. composer
2. machine for composing print
3. one who works on composition of print
konprador (azek)
comprador
konpran (v)
1. to understand
2. to comprise, fer konpran = explain
konpreansib (azek)
understandable
konpreansyon (n)
comprehension, exercise
konpres (n)
compress
konpreser (n)
rock drill
konprime (n)
tablet, pill
konpromet (v)
to compromise
konpromi (n)
compromise, agreement
konpromisyon (n)
compromise, selling out
konsakre (v)
consecrate, dedicate, devote
konsansis (n)
consensus
konsanti (v)
consent, agree, submit
konsantman (n)
Variation(s): konsantiman
consentment, konsantman paran = parental consent
konsantrasyon (n)
concentration, konsantrasyon puvwar = concentration of power
konsantre (v)
to concentrate
konsantre (azek)
concentrated
konsekans (n)
consequence, result
konsekitif (azek)
consecutive, following, 24 mwa konsekitif = 24 months continuous employment
konsekrasyon (n)
consecration
konsep (n)
concept
konsepsyon (n)
conception
konser (n)
concert, musical entertainment
konsern (v)
Variation(s): konserne
concern, affect, an seki konsern = as regards
konsernan (prep)
concerning, about
konserte (azek)
concerted, planned
konserv (v)
Variation(s): konserve
1. preserve
2. retain, maintain
konserv (n)
preserved food, bwat konserv = canned food
konservasyon (n)
conservation (esp. of forests)
konservater (n)
konservater lafore = chief forestry officer
konservater (azek)
conservative
konsesyon (n)
concession, yielding
konsevwar (v)
to conceive
konsey (v)
Variation(s): konseye
to advise
konsey (n)
1. council, konsey distrik = district council
2. advice
konseyab (azek)
advisable
konseye (n)
councillor, konseye vilaz = village councillor
konsider (v)
Variation(s): konsidere
to consider
konsiderab (azek)
1. large, extensive
2. considerable
konsiderasyon (n)
1. consideration, esteem, regard
2. attention
konsidere (azek)
byin konsidere = treated well, esteemed, respected
konsila (n)
consulate
konsiler (azek)
consular
konsilt (v)
Variation(s): konsilte
to consult, to go and see a doctor
konsiltasyon (n)
1. consultation
2. private consulting room
konsiltatif (azek)
consultative
konsilyasyon (n)
conciliation (esp. in industrial relations)
konsilye (v)
to conciliate
konsist (v)
Variation(s): konsiste
to consist
konsistan (azek)
consistent
konsistans (n)
consistency, degree of firmness
konsiyn (n)
order, watchword
konsol (v)
Variation(s): konsole
to console, to comfort
konsol (n)
dresser
konsolasyon (n)
consolation
konsole (azek)
consoled
konsolid (v)
Variation(s): konsolide
consolidate, strengthen
konsolidasyon (n)
consolidation, strengthening
konsolide (azek)
consolidated konsolide = consolidated labour law
konsom (v)
Variation(s): konsome
to consume, to use, to eat
konsomasyon (n)
consumption, konsomasyon debaz = basic necessities, konsomasyon deliks = luxury items
konsomater (n)
consumer, customer
konsonn (n)
consonant
konsortyom (n)
consortium
konspir (v)
Variation(s): konspire
conspire, plot
konspirasyon (n)
conspiracy, plot
konspirater (n)
conspirator
konstab (n)
constable
konstaman (adv)
constantly, continually
konstan (azek)
constant
konstat (v)
Variation(s): konstate
to suppose, to assume
konstatasyon (n)
supposition
konstate (v)
to make supposition
konstelasyon (n)
constellation
konsternasyon (n)
dismay, consternation
konsterne (azek)
1. dismayed
2. astounded , amazed
konstip (v)
Variation(s): konstipe
to be constipated
konstipasyon (n)
constipation
konstipe (azek)
constipated
konstitisyon (n)
constitution, konstitisyon for = fit and healthy, konstitisyon Moris = the Mauritian constitution
konstitye (v)
to constitute
konstriksyon (n)
1. building industry
2. building, edifice
3. construction
konstrikter (n)
builder, bridge-builder
konstriktif (azek)
constructive
konstrir (v)
to build
konsyan (azek)
conscious
konsyans (n)
1. conscience
2. consciousness, movez konsyans = bad conscience, konsyans deklas = class consciousness .
konsyansye (azek)
conscientious
konsyantiz (v)
Variation(s): konsyantize
to raise consciousness, to educate, to inform
konsyantizasyon (n)
consciousness raising, education konsyantize ar.sk highly conscious, aware of one`s rights konsyerz
kont (n)
1. accounts
2. villain, pey kont = settle an account, regle kont = to settle, to wreak vengeance, rann kont = to be answer
kont (prep)
against
kont-atak (n)
counter-attack
kont-atak (v)
Variation(s): kont-atake
to counter-attack
kont-gut (n)
dropping-tube, dropper
kont-sezon (azek)
out of season
kontab (n)
accountant
kontaminasyon (n)
contamination
kontamine (azek)
contaminated
kontaminn (v)
Variation(s): kontamine
contaminate, infect
kontan (v)
1. to love, to be in love with
2. to like
3. to be happy, to content, kontan pa kontan = whether you like it or not
kontan (n)
boyfriend, girlfriend
kontan (adv)
cash (of a purchase or sale)
kontanple (v)
to contemplate
kontant (v)
to be content, satisfied
kontante (azek)
contented
kontantman (n)
contentment, happiness, satisfaction
kontaze (azek)
Variation(s): kontazye
contagious, infectious
konteks (n)
contexts
kontener (n)
container (esp. for shipping)
kontenir (v)
1. to contain, to compromise, to hold
2. to keep under control
konter (n)
meter
kontestasyon (n)
objections
kontestater (n)
rebel
konteste (v)
to object to, to protest
kontinan (n)
continent
kontinans (n)
continence
kontinantal (azek)
continental, plato kontinantal = continental shelf
kontini (azek)
sustained
kontinyelman (adv)
continually
kontiyn (v)
Variation(s): kontinye
to continue, to go on
kontiynasyon (n)
continuation
kontrayete (n)
obstacles
kontre (v)
To counter, to act against, to oppose
kontre (n)
region, country
kontrebandye (n)
gangster, smuggler
kontrebann (n)
smuggling
kontrebas (n)
double-base
kontredir (v)
contradict
kontrefors (n)
1. leather arm-strap symbolising strength
2. supposed special powers to counter-act black-magic
kontrekar (v)
to counteract
kontreku (n)
set-back, adversity
kontremet (n)
overseer
kontrepwa (n)
hammer held behind wood while hammering with another
kontrer (prep)
contrary to
kontretan (n)
Mishap, inconvenience, delay
kontrevolisyoner (n & azek)
counter-revolutionary
kontribisyon (n)
1. contribution, help, participation
2. dues
kontribyab (n)
tax-payer, rate-payer
kontribye (v)
to contribute, to pay
kontrint (n)
Variation(s): kontrent
constraint, force
kontrol (v)
Variation(s): kontrole
1. to control
2. to impose controls, to regulate
kontrol (n)
1. control, checks, regulation
2. aegis, kontrol travayer = workers` control
kontrole (azek)
controlled
kontroler (n)
bus-conductor, kontroler dedwann = customs comptroller
kontrord (n)
counter-instruction
kontrovers (n)
controversy
kontur (n)
curve, bend, lor kontur = on the bend
konturn (v)
Variation(s): konturne
1. to turn, to talk a corner
2. to evade, to get around (esp. of the law)
kontwar (n)
counter, cashier`s desk
konvalesans (n)
convalescence, recovery
konvansyon (n)
convention, konvansyon Lome = Lom้ convention, konvansyon drwa delom = convention on human rights
konvansyonel (azek)
conventional
konveks (azek)
convex, curving outwards
konveksyon (n)
convection current
konvenab (azek)
convenient
konvenableman (adv)
conveniently, at your leisure
konvers (v)
Variation(s): konverse
to converse, chat
konversasyon (n)
conversation
konverti (v)
to convert
konverzans (n)
convergence
konverzyon (n)
convertion
konvikayon (n)
conviction, belief, certainty
konvilsyon (n)
convulsions, fits
konvink (v)
Variation(s): konvinke, konvenk, konvenke
1. to convince
2. to be convinced
konvinkan (azek)
Variation(s): konvenkan
convincing
konvinki (azek)
Variation(s): konvenki
convinced, believing
konvok (v)
Variation(s): konvoke
to invite, to convoke, to give notice of a meeting
konvokasyon (n)
invitation to a meeting, convocation
konvwa (n)
convoy, konvwa mortyer = funeral convoy
konvwat (v)
Variation(s): konvwate
to grab at, to be greedy
konvwatiz (n)
greediness, grabbing
konze (n)
holiday,
konze piblik = public holiday, bank holiday,
konze sik = sick leave,
konze maternite = maternity leave,
konzel (v)
Variation(s): konzele
to freeze, to deep freeze
konzelater (n)
freezer, deep-freeze
konzele (azek)
Variation(s): konzole
frozen
konzenital (azek)
congenital
konzesyon (n)
cerebral oedema, pnemonary oedema
konzig (v)
Variation(s): konzige
to conjugate
konzigal (azek)
conjugal, lavi konzigal = married life
konzonksyon (n)
conjunction
konzonktir (n)
moment
konzonktirel (azek)
conjunctural, for the present time
konzonktivit (n)
conjunctivitis
konzwin (n)
Variation(s): konzwen
spouse
konzwint (azek)
Variation(s): konzwent
conjoint, united, joint
konzwintman (adv)
Variation(s): konzwentman
conjointly, jointly, together
kooperasyon (n)
co-operation
koopere (v)
co-operate
koopte (n)
co-opt
koordinasyon (n)
co-ordination
koordone (n)
1. co-ordinates
2. whereabouts
koperativ (n &azek)
co-operative
kopi (n)
copy
kopilot (n)
co-pilot
kopin (n)
Variation(s): kopen
friend, mate
kopinn (n)
friend (woman)
kopirayt (n)
copyright
kopiy (v)
Variation(s): kopiye
to copy
kopo (n)
chips of wood
kopra (n)
copra
kopye (v)
to copy
kor (n)
1. corns
2. corps, tansyon gayn kor = you may get into trouble, kor diplomatik = diplomatic corps, kor medikal = medical p
koral (n)
choir
koran (n)
coran
koray (n)
1. coral
2. gallstone,
koray tetdemor, koray zinzam = kinds of coral,
fler koray = kind of flower,
laf koray
korbey (n)
basket
2. wrought-iron detachable lorry back, korbey menazer = kind of tombola
korbiyar (n)
hearse
korbizo (n)
kind of bird
korbo (n)
crow
korbore (v)
to corroborate
kord (v)
Variation(s): korde
to hang up washing in twisted cord
kord (n)
measure of wood
korde (azek)
1. twisted
2. in agony
kordegard (n)
police station
kordinasyon (n)
co-ordination
kordinater (n)
co-ordinator
kordinn (v)
Variation(s): kordine
to co-ordinate
kordon (n)
1. cordon, belt
2. a kind of string
3. hair-ribbon
4. long, hollow sea-plant
kordone (n)
1. co-ordinates
2. one`s timetable and whereabouts
kordonn (v)
Variation(s): kordone
to co-ordinate
kordonye (n)
1. cobbler, shoemaker
2. kind of fish
3. kind of bird
kordyal (azek)
cordial
korebyin (azek)
Variation(s): korebyen
in community of property (of marriage)
koreen (n & azek)
Corean
koregraf (n)
choreographer
korek (azek)
1. I`m well
2. o.k, fine, li pa korek = it`s not done!
koreksyon (n)
correction, lesson
korekteman (adv)
correctly, right
korekter (n)
1. proof-reader
2. correcting fluid
korektiv (azek)
depite korektiv = best-loser
korelasyon (n)
correlation
korespondan (n)
pen-friend
korespondans (n)
1. -correspondence
2. a relationship ****koresponn v to correspond, to tally with
korey (v)
Variation(s): koreye
to trace (esp. in cabinet making)
koridor (n)
corridor
korijenndum (n)
corrigendum
koripsyon (n)
corruption
koripter (n)
one who corrupts
koriz (v)
Variation(s): korize
1. to mark, to correct
2. to punish
3. to alter (esp. of clothing)
korkes (n)
caucus, drwa korkes = right to form a caucus
korl (n)
telephone call
korlalinn (n)
kind of marble
kormor (n)
Variation(s): komor
the Comores
korn (v)
Variation(s): korne
1. to irritate someone`s ears by making a noise
2. to ring (esp. of ears), implying that someone is talking about one
korn (n)
horn, horns, pu enn serf, so korn pa lur = it`s not a burden to care for one`s children
korn (n)
Variation(s): likorn
kind of fish, korn muton = kind of fish
kornak (n)
elephant-trainer
kornbif (n)
corned beef
korne (n)
1. paper bag
2. cone
3. cornea
korner (n)
corner (in football)
kornet (n)
1. musical instrument
2. loud-speaker
kornflor (n)
cornflour
kornis (n)
top edge of cupboard, larmwar depas kornis = your slip`s showing
kornison (n)
pickled cucumber
kornmuton (n)
1. corned mutton
2. kind of fish
koronp (v)
to corrupt
koronpi (azek)
corrupt
koronsol (n)
soursop
koroziv (azek)
corrosive
korporasyon (n)
corporation
korporativ (azek)
corporative (esp. of unions)
korporel (azek)
corporal
kors (v)
Variation(s): korse
to deteriorate (esp. of a situation)
korsaz (n)
corset
korse (n)
waist-coat
korser (n)
pirate
kort (eks)
silence in the Court!
kortez (n)
procession (esp. of cars)
korum (n)
quorum, a group oฃ people
korve (n)
toil, work-load
korvet (n)
1. kind of battle ship
2. sailor from this kind of ship
koryas (azek)
wily, tough
kos (n)
marker in sewing
kose (n)
coach-driver, baye kuma kose laplas = to be bored
kosinnyater (n)
co-signatory
kosmar (n)
nightmare
kosmetik (n)
make-up
kosmik (azek)
cosmic
kosmonot (n)
cosmonaut
kosmopolit (azek)
Variation(s): kosmopolitin, kosmopoliten
cosmopolitan
koson (n)
1. pig
2. pork
2. dirty person
4. kind of move in draughts
su kuma koson = drunk as a lord,
koson maron = wild pig,
vann koson
kosondenn (n)
guinea pig
kosone (n)
Variation(s): kosyoner
small, wooden ball in game of petanque
kosonnri (n)
debauchery
kostarika (n)
Costa Rica
koste (v)
1. to move up next to
2. to come alongside
koste (adv)
nearby
koste (azek)
close-together, gato koste = kind of cake
kostik (azek)
kostik soda = caustic soda
kostim (n)
suit
kostimdebin (n)
Variation(s): kostimdeben
bathing costume
kostime (azek)
dressed up
kosting (n)
costing, price, estimate
kosto (azek)
stocky, strong, bid-built
kosyon (n)
1. deposit
2. bail, pa pu tir so kosyon = he`ll be thoroughly defeated, larg li su kosyon = let him out of bail
kosyoner (n)
1. one who stands bail
2. small wooden ball in petanque
kosyonn (v)
Variation(s): kosyone
to collude with, implicitly agree to
kot (n)
rib, gayn kot, tap kot = to hit opponent with ball in game of stingers
kot (adv)
1. where
2. wherever
3. in those places which
kot (prep)
1. near, next to
2. at, kot mwa = at home
kot (inter)
where?
kota (n)
quota
kotasyon (n)
quotation, estimate
kote (n)
side, edge, lot kote = whereas, enn kote zanon = one earring
kote (adv)
1. in the direction of
2. as regards, as for
kote (inter)
where?, ki kote = where?
kote (eks)
I don`t think so
koteks (eks & n)
sanitary towel
kotidyin (n)
Variation(s): kotidyen
daily newspaper
kotidyin (azek)
Variation(s): kotidyen
daily
kotis (n)
kind of dance
kotite (n)
dues, contributions
kotizasyon (n)
monthly contributions
kotize (v)
1. to contribute regularly
2. to chip in
kotlet (n)
meat snack
kotok (n)
rap on head with knuckles
kotomili (n)
coriander
kotomili (n)
coriander
koton (n)
1. cotton
2. cotton-wool
koton (azek)
cotton
kotone (azek)
fluffy
kotoy (v)
Variation(s): kotoye
to accompany, to go alongside
kotsa (inter)
1. where`s that
2. not on your life
kotye (azek)
Variation(s): kotyer
coastal
kovil (n)
a kind of temple
kovyo (azek)
feeble, weak, downtrodden
koyn (v)
Variation(s): koyne
1. to bump against, to hit against
2. to stub,
3. to meet obstacles, linn zwenn koyne = he`s in a fix
koynak (n)
brandy
koyne (azek)
cornered, stopped
koz (v)
Variation(s): koze
to talk, to speak, koz so koze = to speak about him, koz brit = to speak sharply, koz kuyon = a talk
koz (n)
cause, koz zis = a just cause
kozalite (n)
causality
koze (n)
talk, words, koze kuyon = to tell off, pu enn koze = supposing
kozri (n)
a talk
krab (n)
crab,
krab malgas, krab onz tas, krab karle, krab sis tas, krab karkasay, krab trululu,
krab (azek)
Variation(s): krap
stingy, mean, miserly, tight-fisted
kraft (n)
kind of cheese, processed cheese
krak (v)
Variation(s): krake
to cede, to give in, to fear
krak (n)
stock-exchange crash, economic depression
kraking (n)
threat, met enn kraking = to force someone by threatening
kram-kram (azek)
crisp
krann (n)
skull
kranp (n)
1. muscle cramp
2. clamp
3. spikes hammered into mountain face for climbing, kranp lestoma = tummy pains (esp. in period pains)
kranpon (n)
large hook
kranponn (v)
Variation(s): kranpone
to grasp, hang on to, hang from by one`s hands
krap (azek)
stingy, mean, tight-fisted
krapil (n)
rogue, dishonest person, contemptible person
krapo (n)
toad
krapros (n)
verruca, contagious wart-like infection of the foot
kras (v)
Variation(s): krase
1. to spit
2. to disrespect, kras an ler tom lor nene = to do something which will rebound
kraswar (n)
spittoon
krater (n)
crater
kravas (n)
whip
kravat (n)
tie, larg kravat kikenn = to help someone out of a tight spot, gato kravat = kind of cake
kravate (azek)
wearing a tie, byin kravate = all dressed up
krawn (n)
sign on helmet of uniform, crown emblem
krawnlenn (n)
crown land, government land
kraz (v)
Variation(s): kraze
1. to crush, to dominate
2. to break up, to pulverise, kraz lazol = to go to jail, kraz fes = to slave-drive, to steal, kraz laliyn
kraz-kraze (azek)
poor, badly-made, humble
kreasyon (n)
creation
kreater (n)
creator
kreatif (azek)
creative
kreatir (n)
creature
kreatris (azek)
creative
kredi (n)
credit
kredi (adv)
on credit
kredib (azek)
credible
kredibilite (n)
credibility, reputation
kredit (n)
1. credit side in accounting
2. kind of score in examinations
kredityunyonn (n)
credit union
kree (v)
to create
krem (azek)
cream-coloured
kremasyon (n)
cremation
kremlin (n)
the Kremlin
kreol (n)
1. kreol language
2. person in kreol community
3. catholic
krep (n)
1. pan-cake
2. kind of cloth, papye krep = crepe paper
krepi (v)
to plaster
krepi (azek)
1. plastered
2. frizzy
krepiser (n)
plasterer
krepon (n)
kind of cloth
kresenndo (n)
crescendo
kreson (n)
water-cress
kresonyer (n)
water-cress farmer
kretin (n)
Variation(s): kreten
idiot, cretin
kretonn (n)
kind of cloth
kretyin (n & azek)
Variation(s): kretyen
Christian
krev (v)
Variation(s): kreve
to die, to peg off
krever (n)
sponger, bum, parasite
krevet (n)
prawns
krevis (n)
shrimp, krevis ruz = kind of shrimp, omar krevis = kind of lobster
kreyon (n)
pencil, kreyon disab = sea urchin`s spine, kreyon papye = pencil, iron bar used as a lever
kreyonn (v)
Variation(s): kreyone
to colour-in with a pencil
krez (v)
Variation(s): kreze
to cut out, to abandon
krezi (azek)
crazy
kri (azek)
1. raw
2. unadulterated
krible (azek)
perforated
kridite (n)
crudity
kriket (n)
cricket
krikri (adv)
frankly, directly
krim (n)
crime
kriminel (n & azek)
criminal
krimplinn (n)
kind of cloth
krint (n)
Variation(s): krent
worry, fear, doubt
krint (azek)
Variation(s): krent
sprightly
kris (n)
Christ
krisifiks (n)
crucifix
krisifye (v)
to crucify
krisna (n)
name of a god
krispasyon (n)
tension, tenseness
krispe (azek)
tense
kristal (n & azek)
crystal
kristaliz (v)
Variation(s): kristalize
to crysta-lise
kristyanism (n)
Christianity
kristyanite (n)
Christianity
kristyaniz (v)
Variation(s): kristyanize
to christianise
kriter (n)
criterion
kritik (v)
Variation(s): kritike
to criticise, to find fault with
kritik (azek)
1. critical
2. vital, crucial
kriye (v)
1. to shout, call out
2. to name, to call
3. to shout at
kriyel (azek)
cruel
kriyolinn (n)
creosote
kriyote (n)
cruelty
kriz (n)
1. crisis
2. fit, attack, kriz kardyak = heart attack, kriz ekonomik = economic crisis, kriz guvernmantal = crisis in the
krizantem (n)
kind of flower
krok (n)
hook
krok (v)
Variation(s): kroke
to hook
krokan (azek)
crisp
kroke (azek)
sexist expression for homosexual
kroket (n)
fritter
krokmor (n)
pall-bearer
krokodil (n)
crocodile
krom (n)
chrome
krome (azek)
chrome
kromozom (n)
chromosome
kronik (n)
1. chronicle
2. commentary
kronik (azek)
chronic
kroniker (n)
journalist with a regular column or radio programme
kronolozi (n)
chronology, order of events
kronolozik (azek)
chronological
kronomet (n)
stop-watch
kronometre (v)
to time
krorl (n)
crawl, kind of stroke in swimming
kros (v)
Variation(s): krose
1. to hook
2. to win (esp. of a scholarship)
kros (n)
Variation(s): kros-konntri
cross-country
krose (n)
1. hook
2. crochet-work
3. hook (in boxing)
4. crotchet
krose (eks)
out: (esp. for one who sings badly in a competition)
kroseksyonn (n)
cross-section
krosing (n)
disagreement, fight
krosir (n)
zebra crossing
krulan (azek)
crumbling
krupye (n)
croupier
krupyon (n)
parson`s nose
krwar (v)
1. believe
2. think, be of the opinion
3. believe in
krwasan (n)
1. kind of pastry
2. kind of fish
krwasans (n)
1. growth
2. expansion, krwasans ekonomik = economic growth
krwayab (azek)
believable
krwayan (n)
believer
krwayans (n)
belief
krwaz (v)
Variation(s): krwaze
1. fold (of arms)
2. to fold over
3. to meet, to pass
4. to mate, to cross (esp. of animals)
krwazad (n)
crusade
krwaze (azek)
1. crossed
2. crossbred, mo krwaze = cross-word
krwazer (n)
cruiser kin
ku (n)
1. turn, go, chance
2. blow, shock
3. moment, second
4. price, cost
5. injury, lot ku = next time around, ku andan = internal injury
kuba (n)
foul play, low-down trick
kucha (n)
crushed and spiced fruit or vegetable
kuchu-kuchu (n)
gossip
kud (v)
1. to sew
2. to stitch, be stitched, donn kud = give to a tailor
kud (n)
1. elbow
2. right-angled pipe
kud-prodiksyon (n)
production costs
kud-tet (n)
1. head-but
2. head (in football)
kuder (n)
bag-repairer (esp. in the docks)
kudeta (n)
coup d`etat
kudey (n)
1. a glance
2. appearance, zet enn kudey = to keep an eye on
kudlavi (n)
cost of living
kudme (n)
1. help, hand
2. financial help, donn kudme = give a hand
kudpwin (n)
Variation(s): kudpwen
1. fist
2. punch
kudpye (n)
kick
kudvan (n)
1. gale
2. sudden disorder
kuk (n)
hide-and-seek, kuk-kasyet = hide and seek, kuk-galupe = catch me if you can, zwe kuk = hide from someone
kuker (n)
cooker, stove, kuker elektrik = electric cooker
kukri (n)
cookery (subject)
kuku (n)
cuckoo
kul (v)
Variation(s): kule
1. to sink
2. to slink away (esp. of body)
3. to be juicy (esp. of fruits)
4. to run away
5. to betray (esp. a friend)
6. to pour (esp. of concrete)
7. to leak
8. to flow (esp. of blood, sweat)
kulak (n)
rich peasant (esp. in Russia)
kulakula (v)
to rinse out one`s mouth
kulazon (n)
Variation(s): klwazon
separation, partition, kulazon nene = nasal separation
kuldal (v)
to make a concrete roof
kuldesak (n)
cul-de-sac
kuler (n)
1. colour, shade
2. skin-colour
3. team, side , afis so kuler = show which side he`s on
kulev (n)
mole snake
kuli (n)
1. indentured labourer
2. term based on communalism
kulis (n)
1. wings of a theatre
2. corridors near parliament, dan kulis = behind the scenes
kulu (n)
1. nail
2. boil, sty
3. a move in ludo, kulu bardo = headless nail, savat kulu = walking on nails, dibwa kulu = kind o
kulut (v)
Variation(s): kulute
1. to nail, to nail down
2. to trap (esp. of a person), to catch out
kulwar (n)
corridor, passage
kuma (adv)
as, like
kuma (inter)
how
kumadir (adv)
as if
kumans (n)
Variation(s): kumanse
1. to begin, to start
2. to start a row
kumansman (n)
1. beginning
2. new pregnancy
kumara (n)
name of a god
kumbavasyon (n)
inauguration of temple
kumi (n)
a kind of dance
kumkum (n)
sour black fruit
kumkwa (adv)
as if
kumkwat (n)
small sour orange
kumsa (adv & azek)
like this
kumsa (eks)
now really!
kumsidire (adv)
as if
kumsikumsa (adv & azek)
not too bad
kungfu (n)
Kung-Fu
kungon (n)
pink powder marked on forehead
kunuk (n)
prick, dilly
kup (v)
Variation(s): kupe
1. to cut
2. to decrease
3. to deduct
3. to make an in-, cision
5. to mix with a soft drink, to dilute
6. to cut across (esp. of a field)
7. to turn quickly when driving
8. to cut out
9. to spin (of karom piece)
10. to
kup (n)
1. cup
2. glass
3. couple
4. trophy
kup-papye (n)
paper-knife
kupab (azek)
guilty, at fault, responsible
kupe (adv)
zwe bul kupe = to kick any-old-how (esp. in football)
kupe (azek)
1. cut
2. wounded, gashed
kuper (n)
cutter kuper kann = labourer
kupesarze (v)
to cut & load cane
kupetire (v)
to cut cane & carry it a certain distance
kupetrase (v)
to get out of trouble
kupir (n)
1. newspaper cutting
2. power-cut
kupkup (v)
Variation(s): kupkupe
to cut up, to dice
kupkuyon (n)
kind of fish
kuple (n)
1. hinge
2. couplet
3. verse
kupol (n)
cupola, domed lid
kupon (n)
1. coupon
2. sample of cloth
kur (n)
course, swiv enn kur = to go on a course
kuraman (adv)
generally, usually
kuran (n)
1. current, sea-current
2. current of opinion
3. electricity, pain on funny bone,
kuran lavil = sea-current from Port-Louis,
kuran panse = school of thought,
kuran (azek)
current, usual
kurander (n)
draft, breeze
kuranef (n)
substance used to fill holes in roof
kuraz (n)
1. strength
2. will
3. bravery, courage, pran kuraz = be brave, be hopeful
kuraze (azek)
brave
kurb (n)
curve
kurb (v)
Variation(s): kurbe
1. to bend
2. to submit
kurbatir (n)
aches, pains
kurbe (azek)
cowered
kurer (n)
1. girl-chaser
2. runner
kurfe (n)
curfew
kurl (azek)
cool, smooth, at ease
kurone (azek)
crowned
kuronn (n)
crown
kuronn( kurone (v)
1. crown
2. hurt
kuronnman (n)
coronation
kurpa (n)
Variation(s): kurupa
snail, kurpa lamer = sea snail, vites kurpa = snails pace, fyer kuma kurpa lor zak = ugly, but pretty in relation to uglier th
kurpay (n)
Variation(s): kurtpay
straws (for pulling to see who wins a draw)
kurs (n)
1. taxi-fare
2. errand
kursirkwi (n)
short-circuit
kurt (azek)
1. short
2. discouraged, larul kurt = a kind of swell
kurta (n)
Variation(s): kurrta
collarless shirt
kurtaz (n)
buying and reselling
kurtiz (v)
Variation(s): kurtize
to court
kurtizer (n)
girl-chaser (of man)
kurtwazi (n)
courtesy
kurtye (n)
broker, middleman, dealer, buyer and seller, agent, kurtye kann = sugar cane broker
kurwa (n)
1. fan-belt
2. conveyer belt, kurwa transmisyon = circuit
kurye (n)
post
kus (v)
Variation(s): kuse
1. set
2. lie down
kus (n)
1. coat of paint
2. layer (esp. of cake, mortier)
3. social class
kuse (eks)
down! (esp. to a dog)
kusedsoley (n)
sunset
kuset (n)
doctor`s couch
kusin (n)
Variation(s): kusen
cushion
kuskus (n)
1. semolina
2. kind of fish
kustik (n)
head-over-heels, somersault
kuston (n)
kind of marble game
kut (v)
Variation(s): kute
1. to cost, to be worn
2. to cost dearly
3. to be expensive
kut (n)
turn, shot, go,
kut bal = gun shot,
flank kikenn kut rwayar = to whip someone with a cable,
kut manke = a close shave,
kut-ke-kut (adv)
at any cost
kutan (azek)
pri kutan = cost price
kutim (n)
custom, tradition
kutir (n)
1. sewing
2. couture, leson kutir = sewing lessons
kutiryer (n)
dress-maker
kuto (n)
knife,
kuto musana = troublemaker,
lor kuto = to be in the balance,
kuto dan ledo = stab in the back,
kutson (n)
direct hit, blow
kutuvelku (n)
kind of lamp
kutvan (n)
Variation(s): kudvan
gale
kuv (v)
Variation(s): kuve
to sit on eggs
kuvan (n)
1. convent
2. orphanage
3. old-age home
kuve (n)
lovenest, meeting place for lovers, lev kuve = disturb lovers
kuver (v)
1. to cover
2. to cover up
3. to drown (esp. in music)
4. to send in another piece after a red one in carom
kuver (azek)
hidden, covered
kuvertir (n)
1. cover, book- cover
2. bed-spread
3. pretext
kuvez (n)
incubator
kuvrer (n)
roofer, thatcher
kuwet (n)
Kuweit
kuyas (n)
fool, clot
kuyer (n)
1. spoon
2. spoonful
kuyon (n & azek)
fool, kuyon kuma laliyn san lamson, kuyon kuma laliyn murgat = a perfect fool
kuyonad (n)
rubbish, waste of time
kuyoner (n)
bluffer (of a man), con-man
kuyonez (n)
bluffer (of a woman)
kuyonn (v)
Variation(s): kuyone
to bluff, to cheat
kuzin (n.m)
Variation(s): kuzen
1. cousin
2. close friend
kuzinn (n.f)
1. cousin
2. close friend
kuzinye (n)
Variation(s): kwizinye
1. cook
2. a kind of fish
kwa (eks)
what!
kwaf (v)
Variation(s): kwafe
to have one`s hair done
kwaf (n)
cap
kwafer (n)
hairdresser, barber, salon kwafer = hairdresser`s, barber`s shop
kwafez (n)
1. dressing table
2. woman hairdresser
kwafir (n)
hair-do
kwak (n)
a fool, dummy, gaping idiot
kwaki (prep)
even though, although
kwakseswa (n)
anybody, anyone
kwanntum (n)
quantum
kwarto (azek)
quarto-sized
kwasyorkor (n)
kwashiorkor
kwi (v)
cook
kwi (n)
fool
kwin (n)
Variation(s): kwen
1. corner
2. plasterer`s tool for making corners
kwinkare (n)
Variation(s): kwenkare
plasterer`s tool for sharp corners
kwinron (n)
Variation(s): kwenron
plasterer`s tool for corners
kwins (v)
Variation(s): kwinse, kwens, kwense
1. to corner
2. to catch out
kwinsid (v)
Variation(s): kwinside, kwensid, kwenside
to coincide
kwinsidans (n)
Variation(s): kwensidans
coincidence
kwir (n)
leather
kwiv (n)
copper
kwivre (azek)
copper-plated
kwiz (n)
quiz
kwizinnye (n)
cook
kyos (n)
kiosque
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