Klaŭdio
/klau̯ˈdio/
name
a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Claudius or Claude
Klevlando
/kleˈvlando/
name
Cleveland (a city in Ohio, United States)
klabi
/ˈklabi/
verb
to bludgeon
klabo
/ˈklabo/
noun
bludgeon, club, mace
klado
/ˈklado/
noun
clade
kladogenezo
/kladoɡeˈnezo/
noun
phylogenesis (evolutionary development of species)
klafto
/ˈklafto/
noun
fathom
klaketi
/klaˈketi/
verb
to click (sound)
klaki
/ˈklaki/
verb
  1. to clack (sound)
  2. to click (to press a mouse button)
klako
/ˈklako/
noun
  1. clack (sound)
  2. click (a press of a mouse button)
klangulo
/klanˈɡulo/
noun
goldeneye
klano
/ˈklano/
noun
clan (group of people with a (supposed) common ancestor, especially in Scotland)
klapo
/ˈklapo/
noun
  1. flap, valve (movable part used to open and close a hole in a wind instrument)
  2. leaf (of a drop-leaf table)
klara
/ˈklara/
adj
clear
klare
/ˈklare/
adv
clearly
klareco
/klaˈret͡so/
noun
clarity, clearness
klarigi
/klaˈriɡi/
verb
  1. to clarify
  2. to explain
klarigo
/klaˈriɡo/
noun
explanation
klariĝi
/klaˈrid͡ʒi/
verb
to become clear
klarneto
/klarˈneto/
noun
clarinet
klasado
/klaˈsado/
noun
classification
klasifiki
/klasiˈfiki/
verb
to classify
klasika
/klaˈsika/
adj
classic, classical
klasika muziko
/klaˈsika muˈziko/
noun
classical music
klasike
/klaˈsike/
adv
classically
klaso
/ˈklaso/
noun
  1. class
  2. class (set, category)
klavaro
/klaˈvaro/
noun
keyboard (set of keys used to operate a typewriter, computer, piano etc.)
klavi
/ˈklavi/
verb
to type (on a keyboard)
klaviceno
/klaviˈt͡seno/
noun
harpsichord
klavikordo
/klaviˈkordo/
noun
clavichord
klavo
/ˈklavo/
noun
key (something you press to operate, as on a piano or other keyboard)
klaĉi
/ˈklat͡ʃi/
verb
to gossip
klaĉo
/ˈklat͡ʃo/
noun
gossip
klaŭnfiŝo
/klau̯nˈfiʃo/
noun
clownfish
klaŭno
/ˈklau̯no/
noun
clown
klaŭstrofobio
/klau̯strofoˈbio/
noun
claustrophobia (fear of closed, tight places)
klefo
/ˈklefo/
noun
clef
klementino
/klemenˈtino/
noun
clementine (small, sweet orange)
kleo
/ˈkleo/
noun
clef
klera
/ˈklera/
adj
educated, learned
kleriko
/kleˈriko/
noun
cleric, clergyperson
kliento
/kliˈento/
noun
customer, client (buyer or receiver of goods or services)
klifo
/ˈklifo/
noun
cliff (tall rock face)
klik
/klik/
intj
click
klimato
/kliˈmato/
noun
climate
klingo
/ˈklinɡo/
noun
blade
klingona
/klinˈɡona/
adj
  1. Klingonian (of or relating to Klingons, a fictional extraterrestrial warrior race in the Star Trek universe)
  2. clipping of la klingona lingvo (“the Klingon language”)
klingonisto
/klinɡoˈnisto/
noun
Klingonist, someone who knows and uses the Klingon language
klingono
/klinˈɡono/
noun
  1. a Klingon (member of a fictional extraterrestrial warrior race in the Star Trek universe)
  2. the Klingon language
klini
/ˈklini/
verb
to bend, tilt, incline
kliniko
/kliˈniko/
noun
clinic
kliniĝi
/kliˈnid͡ʒi/
verb
  1. to lean, bend down, stoop
  2. to submit
kliniĝo
/kliˈnid͡ʒo/
noun
  1. inclination, tendency
  2. inclination, tilt
klino
/ˈklino/
noun
  1. a bend
  2. a bow
klisteri
/klisˈteri/
verb
to inject or treat with an enema
klistero
/klisˈtero/
noun
enema, clyster; injection of fluid into the rectum
klitoro
/kliˈtoro/
noun
clitoris
klivi
/ˈklivi/
verb
to cleave, to split
kliŝaĵo
/kliˈʃaʒo/
noun
cliché; stereotype
kliŝo
/ˈkliʃo/
noun
cliché
kloakaperturo
/kloakaperˈturo/
noun
manhole (hole in the ground used to access the sewers or other underground vaults and installations)
kloakaĵo
/kloaˈkaʒo/
noun
sewage
kloako
/kloˈako/
noun
  1. cloaca
  2. sewer
kloakulo
/kloaˈkulo/
noun
monotreme
kloni
/ˈkloni/
verb
to clone
klono
/ˈklono/
noun
clone
klopodi
/kloˈpodi/
verb
to take steps, to try
klopodo
/kloˈpodo/
noun
effort
klorfluorkarbono
/klorfluorkarˈbono/
noun
chlorofluorocarbon
klorido
/kloˈrido/
noun
chloride
kloro
/ˈkloro/
noun
chlorine
kloroformo
/kloroˈformo/
noun
chloroform
klozeto
/kloˈzeto/
noun
  1. toilet (the fixture)
  2. toilet, bathroom, water closet
klozetpapero
/klozetpaˈpero/
noun
toilet paper
kloŝo
/ˈkloʃo/
noun
cloche
klubano
/kluˈbano/
noun
club member
klubo
/ˈklubo/
noun
club (association of people)
kluzo
/ˈkluzo/
noun
floodgate, lock (for ships to travel through)