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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z

K

kai or kye

[KY-ee or ky]

a brown crab

Word / Nature

keepan: oo thee keepan?

[kEEpun: oo thee kEEpun?]

How are you?

Question

kailiers or keilers

[KAYL-ers or KEEL-ers]

people who overstay their welcome

Word / Community

kemple

[KEM-pul]

an icicle

Word / Nature

keelin craft

[KEEL-in crahft]

croft or small farm whose annual rent is a cod

Word / Farming

kessocks

[KISS-ogz]

herring

Word / Fishing

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kiachur

[KEE-ach-er]

a young seagull

Word / Nature

kosfeet

[KOSfeet]

starfish

Word / Nature

kukka: tak it noo kukka!

[kAK-ka: tak it noo kakka]

friend: take that, my friend (a greeting)

Phrase / Greeting

kyachack, kyacher

[KYE-tcheeachk, KYE-tcher]

a small angler fish

Word / Fishing

killing or killin

[KUL-en or KUL-in]

seabirds hovering over the water, screaming, appearance indicating presence of fish

Word / Fishing

krotyach

[krOYt-yeeachk]

a small or stout person

Word / Community

kutyach

[kUHt-yeeachk]

family group, company or clan, a (often used contemptuously)

Word / Community

knockle

[nOHkl]

ankle

Word / Body

kucka: at now kucka?

[kUK-ka: at noo kukka]

friend: how are you, friend?

Phrase / Community

kutye or kutyie

[KUT-yehch or KUT-hee]

a kittywake

Word / Nature