/kokˈburno/

Cockburn Town (the capital city of the Turks and Caicos Islands)

/kolomˈbio/

Colombia (a country in South America)

/koˈlombo/

Colombo (the commercial capital and largest city of Sri Lanka)

Colombo (the commercial capital and largest city of Sri Lanka)

Columba (constellation)

/koˈlonjo/

Cologne (the largest city in North Rhine-Westphalia, in northwestern Germany)

/koloraˈdio/

Colorado (a state in the western United States, the 38th state)

/koloˈrado/

Colorado, Colorado River (a major river of western North America, running from the Rocky Mountains in the United States to the Gulf of California in Mexico)

/kolumˈbio/

Colombia

/koˈlumbo/

Columbus

/koˈmoroi̯/

/komˈpaso/

Pyxis (constellation)

/komuˈnumo de naˈt͡sioi̯/

Commonwealth of Nations

/konaˈkrio/

Conakry (the capital city of Guinea)

/konektiˈkuto/

Connecticut (a state in the northeastern United States)

/konfuˈt͡seo/

Confucius

/ˈkonɡo/

/konɡo-brazaˈvilo/

Congo-Brazzaville (synonym of the Republic of the Congo: a country in Central Africa, the smaller of the two countries named Congo)

/konɡo-kinˈʃasa/

Congo-Kinshasa (synonym of the Democratic Republic of the Congo: a country in Central Africa, the larger of the two countries named Congo)

Constantinople (the former name, from 330–1930 C.E., of Istanbul, the largest city in Turkey; the former capital of the Ottoman Empire and of the Byzantine Empire before that)

/kopenˈhaɡo/

Copenhagen (the capital city of Denmark)

Copernicus

/koˈrana/

Qur'anic (relating to the Quran)

/koˈrano/

Qur'an

/koreˈio/

Korea

/koˈreo/

the Korean Peninsula, a peninsula in Asia divided into two countries, North Korea and South Korea

/korneˈlio/

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Cornelius

/kornˈvalo/

/korˈsiko/

Corsica

/ˈkorvo/

Corvus (constellation)

/kostaˈriko/

Costa Rica (a country in Central America)

/ko/

The name of the Latin script letter K/k.

/koˈalo/

koala

/koˈano/

choana

/koˈbajo/

guinea pig

/koˈbalto/

cobalt ("chemical element")

/koˈboldo/

kobold, goblin, gnome

/ˈkobro/

cobra

/koˈdaʒo/

code

/koˈdekso/

codex

/ˈkodi/

to code, encode

/kodiˈt͡silo/

codicil

/ˈkodo/

code

/koefit͡siˈento/

coefficient

/ˈkofro/

trunk, chest

/ˈkofto/

kofta

/koɡˈnato/

cognate

/koɡniˈt͡sio/

cognition

/ˈkoɡno/

cognition

/kohaˈbiti/

to cohabitate

/koˈheno/

cohen

/koˈhera/

coherent, cohesive

/koheˈret͡so/

/koˈheri/

to cohere

/koˈhero/

/koinˈt͡sidi/

to coincide

/koinˈt͡sido/

coincidence

/koˈita/

coital

/koˈiti/

to have coitus, to have sexual intercourse

/koˈito/

coitus

/ˈkoi̯lo/

colon (the last part of the digestive system)

/ˈkoi̯no/

wedge (simple machine)

/koi̯nosˈkribo/

cuneiform (ancient writing system)

/koˈjono/

balls, nuts

/koˈjoto/

coyote

/ˈkoka/

galline

/kokaˈino/

cocaine

H-system spelling of kokaĵo

H-system spelling of kokaĵoj

H-system spelling of kokaĵojn

H-system spelling of kokaĵon

X-system spelling of kokaĵo

X-system spelling of kokaĵoj

X-system spelling of kokaĵojn

X-system spelling of kokaĵon

/koˈkaʒo/

chicken meat

/kokbaˈtalo/

alternative form of kokobatalo

/kokˈt͡siɡo/

coccyx

/kokt͡siˈnelo/

ladybird, ladybug

/koˈkejo/

coop

/kokeˈriki/

to crow (imitate the cry of a rooster)

/kokeˈriko/

cry of a rooster; cock-a-doodle-doo

/koˈketa/

coquettish

/koˈkido/

chick

/koˈkino/

a female chicken, a hen

/koˈkit͡ʃo/

a rooster, a cock

/koˈkluʃo/

whooping cough, pertussis

/ˈkoko/

/kokobaˈtalo/

cockfight

/koˈkono/

cocoon

/kokoˈsarbo/

coconut palm

/kokosˈnukso/

coconut (fruit)

/koˈkoso/

coconut (fruit)

/kokosˈpalmo/

coconut palm

/kokoˈsujo/

coconut palm

/koˈkrito/

cuckold

/ˈkokso/

hip

/kokˈtelo/

cocktail

/koˈlao/

cola (beverage made with kola nut flavoring, caramel, and carbonated water)

/koˈlapsi/

to collapse

/koˈlapso/

collapse

/kolaziˈono/

light meal, snack, collation

/koˈlad͡ʒo/

collage

/kolˈbaso/

sausage

/kolbasoˈbulko/

hot dog

/kolet͡sisˈtito/

cholecystitis

/koleˈɡaro/

colleagues, set of colleagues.

/koleˈɡino/

female colleague

/koleˈɡio/

/koˈleɡo/

colleague

a large neck

/kolekˈtado/

collecting; collection

/koˈlekti/

to gather, collect

/kolekˈtiva/

collective

/kolekˈtivo/

collective

/kolekˈtid͡ʒi/

to convene, gather, be concentrated

/koˈlekto/

collection

/koˈlera/

angry

/koleˈrao/

cholera

/koˈlere/

angrily

/koleˈreɡa/

furious

/koˈleri/

to be angry

H-system spelling of koleriĝas

H-system spelling of koleriĝi

H-system spelling of koleriĝis

H-system spelling of koleriĝos

H-system spelling of koleriĝu

H-system spelling of koleriĝus

/koleˈriɡi/

to anger

X-system spelling of koleriĝas

X-system spelling of koleriĝi

X-system spelling of koleriĝis

X-system spelling of koleriĝos

X-system spelling of koleriĝu

X-system spelling of koleriĝus

/koleˈrid͡ʒi/

to get angry

/koˈlero/

anger, rage, ire

/kolesteˈrolo/

cholesterol

/koˈlibro/

hummingbird

/koliˈero/

necklace, collar

/koliˈzii/

collide, clash, crash

/koliˈzio/

collision

/ˈkolo/

neck

/koloˈdio/

collodion

/koloˈfono/

colophon

/koˈlokvo/

colloquium (academic meeting)

/koˈlomba/

of or pertaining to pigeons or doves, columbine, peristeronic

/kolomˈbaʒo/

pigeon meat, squab

/kolomˈbido/

squab (a young or baby pigeon or dove)

/koˈlombo/

pigeon, dove (bird of the genus Columba)

/koloˈnelo/

colonel

/koloˈnia/

colonial

/koloniaˈnino/

colonist of feminine sex

/koloniˈano/

colonist

/koloniˈismo/

colonialism (policy of authority over people or territories)

/koloniˈisto/

colonialist (one who supports or advocates colonialism)

/koloˈnio/

colony

/kolonˈjakvo/

cologne (a type of perfume)

/koˈlono/

column

/koˈlora/

coloured

/kolorˈblinda/

colourblind

/koloˈret͡so/

colouration, colouring

/koˈlori/

to color

/koloˈriɡi/

to color

/kolorkraˈjono/

/kolornuˈant͡so/

hue

/koˈloro/

colour

/kolˈporti/

to peddle, hawk

/kolporˈtisto/

peddler, hawker

/ˈkoltro/

colter (cutter attached to the beam of a plow)

/kolˈtuko/

neckerchief, scarf

/koˈlumno/

/koˈlumo/

collar

/kolˈt͡ʃeno/

necklace

/kolxoˈzano/

kolkhoznik

/kolˈxozo/

kolkhoz

/koˈmandi/

to command

/koˈmando/

command

/koˈmarko/

comarca (traditional region or administrative division found in Spain, Portugal, Panama, Nicaragua, or Brazil)

/ˈkombi/

to comb

/komˈbilo/

comb (toothed implement for grooming the hair)

/kombiˈnau̯to/

station wagon (US), estate car (UK)

/komˈbini/

/komˈbino/

combination (collection of several items)

/komediˈisto/

comedian

/komeˈdio/

comedy

/koˈment͡sa/

beginning, initial

/komenˈt͡santo/

beginner (someone who just recently started)

/komenˈt͡sat͡ʃi/

/koˈment͡se/

initially, at the beginning

/koˈment͡si/

to start, begin

/komenˈt͡sid͡ʒi/

to start, begin

/koˈment͡so/

beginning, start, commencement

/komentaˈrii/

alternative form of komenti

/komentaˈrio/

commentary

/komenˈtaro/

commentary

/koˈmenti/

/komenˈtisto/

commentator, critic

/koˈmento/

a comment

/koˈmert͡sa/

commercial, mercantile

/komerˈt͡sado/

trading

/komerˈt͡saʒo/

wares, merchandise

/koˈmert͡se/

commercially

/komerˈt͡sebla/

tradable

/koˈmert͡si/

to trade

/komert͡sisˈtino/

a female merchant, businesswoman

/komerˈt͡sisto/

merchant, trader

/koˈmert͡so/

/koˈmeto/

comet (a celestial body, generally with a tail)

/komˈforta/

comfortable

/komˈforto/

comfort

/koˈmika/

comical, funny

/koˈmikso/

comic (story of sequenced cartoons)

/komisiˈono/

commission

/komiˈtato/

committee

/komˈmando/

commando

/ˈkomo/

comma (punctuation)

/koˈmodo/

commode, dresser

/komˈpakta/

compact

compact disc, CD

/kompaˈnio/

company

/komˈpare/

compared (to)

/kompaˈrebla/

comparable

/komˈpari/

to compare

/komˈparo/

comparison

/kompartiˈmento/

compartment (chamber or room)

/komˈpaso/

compass (tool used for navigation)

merciful

/kompaˈtema/

compassionate, merciful

/komˈpati/

to pity

/kompaˈtinda/

pitiful, poor

/kompatinˈdulo/

pitiable person

/komˈpato/

compassion, pity

/kompenˈdio/

compendium

/komˈpensi/

to compensate

/kompeˈtenta/

competent

/kompetenˈtulo/

expert, connoisseur

/komˈpili/

to compile

/komˈpleksa/

complex

/komˈpleksa ˈnombro/

complex number (number of the form a + bi)

/komplekˈset͡so/

complexity

/komˈplekso/

/kompleˈmenta/

complementary

/kompleˈmento/

complement

/komˈpleta/

complete, absolute

/komˈplete/

completely

/komˈpleti/

to complete

/kompleˈtiɡi/

to complete

/komˈpleto/

A suit

/kompleˈzema/

complaisant

/komˈplezi/

to do a favor; to oblige

/komˈplezo/

kindness, favor

/komˈplika/

complicated

/kompliˈket͡so/

complicatedness (the property of being complicated)

/komˈpliki/

to complicate

/kompliˈmento/

compliment

/komˈploto/

plot, conspiracy

/ˈkompo/

clipping of komputilo (“computer”)

/kompoˈnanto/

component: singular present nominal active participle of komponi

/kompoˈnaʒo/

composition

/komˈponi/

to compose

/kompoˈnisto/

composer, componist

composite number

/komˈpono/

/komˈpoto/

compote

/kompoziˈt͡sio/

composition

/kompoˈzitoi̯/

Compositae, an accepted alternative name for Asteraceae

/komˈpoʃto/

compost (decayed remains of organic matter)

/kompreˈnado/

understanding, comprehension

/kompreˈnebla/

understandable

/kompreˈneble/

/komˈpreni/

to understand, comprehend

/kompreˈniɡi/

to make understand, cause to understand: clarify

/komˈpreno/

comprehension, understanding, knowledge, sense

/komproˈmiso/

compromise

/kompuˈfono/

smartphone

/kompuˈtero/

computer (a programmable device)

/komˈputi/

/kompuˈtiko/

computer science

/kompuˈtila/

computational, computer (used attributively)

/komputiˈleɡo/

mainframe

/komputilˈlinɡvo/

programming language

/komputilˈludo/

computer game

/kompuˈtilo/

computer (a programmable device)

/kompuˈtoro/

computer (a programmable device)

/komputost͡siˈent͡so/

computer science

/koˈmuna/

common, shared

/komuˈnaʒo/

/koˈmune/

/komuˈnet͡so/

/komuˈnejo/

commons

/komuniˈkado/

communication

/komuniˈkema/

communicative

/komuˈniki/

to communicate

/komuniˈkid͡ʒi/

to stay in touch

/komuˈnio/

Holy Communion

/komuˈnisma/

communistic

/komuˈnisme/

communistically

/komuˈnismo/

communism

/komuˈnista/

communist

/komuˈnisto/

communist

/komuˈnume/

communally; as a community; together: post la manĝo, ni komunume kantis

/komuˈnumo/

/koˈnata ˈmono/

cash (money in physical form, typically bills or coins)

/konaˈtid͡ʒi/

to become acquainted, get to know

/konˈt͡sedi/

to concede

/kont͡senˈtrejo/

concentration camp

/konˈt͡sentri/

to concentrate

/konˈt͡septi/

to conceive (understand, perceive)

/konˈt͡septo/

concept

/konˈt͡serna/

in question, concerned, involved

/konˈt͡serne/

concerning

/konˈt͡serni/

to concern, to affect, to have to do with

/konˈt͡serto/

concert

/kont͡seˈsio/

concession, franchise

/kont͡siˈlio/

council

/konˈt͡sipi/

to conceive, to become pregnant

/konˈt͡siza/

concise

/konˈdamni/

/kondamˈninda/

reprehensible

/konˈdamno/

/kondenˈsilo/

/konˈdit͡ʃa/

/konˈdit͡ʃe/

with the condition

/konˈdit͡ʃo/

/kondoˈlent͡si/

dated form of kondoli (“to condole”)

/konˈdoli/

to express sympathetic sorrow for, condole

/konˈdomo/

condom

/konˈdoro/

condor

/konˈduki/

/kondukpermeˈsilo/

driving licence, driver's license

/kondukˈtoro/

conductor, guard (person who takes tickets on public transportation)

/konˈduti/

to behave, act

/konˈduto/

behavior (US), behaviour (UK)

/koˈneksa/

connected

/konekˈtet͡so/

connectedness

/koˈnekti/

to connect

/konfederaˈt͡sio/

confederation

/konfeˈrent͡so/

conference

/konfeˈsejo/

confessional

/konˈfesi/

to confess

/konˈfeso/

confession, acknowledgment

/konfidenˈt͡set͡so/

confidentiality

/konˈfidi/

to trust, confide

/konˈfido/

trust

/konfirmaˈt͡sio/

confirmation

/konˈfirmi/

to confirm; to corroborate

/konˈfiski/

to confiscate

/konˈfisko/

confiscation

/konfiˈtaʒo/

candied fruit

/konˈflikti/

to conflict

/konˈflikto/

conflict

/konˈforma/

compliant, in compliance, conforming (to a particular standard)

/konˈfuza/

confused, mixed-up

/konˈfuze/

In a confused manner; confusedly.

/konˈfuzi/

to confuse

/konfuˈzid͡ʒi/

to get confused, get mixed up

/konˈfuzo/

confusion

/konɡlomeˈrato/

conglomerate

/konɡreɡaˈt͡sio/

congregation

/konˈɡresa/

congressional

/konˈɡrese/

congressionally

/konˈɡreso/

/konˈɡrui/

to coincide, match

/ˈkoni/

to be well acquainted with, be familiar with, know

/koˈniɡi/

to make known, reveal

/koˈnisto/

guardian of knowledge

/koˈnid͡ʒi/

/konˈjako/

cognac (type of brandy)

/konˈjekti/

To conjecture

/konjuɡaˈt͡sii/

to conjugate

/konjuɡaˈt͡sio/

/konˈjuɡi/

to conjugate

/konjunkˈt͡sio/

conjunction

/konˈkava/

concave

/konkavkonˈveksa/

Having one side concave and the other convex; concavo-convex.

/konˈkeri/

to conquer

conqueror (singular past nominal active participle of konkeri)

/konˈkero/

conquest

/konˈkludi/

to conclude, to draw a conclusion

/konˈkludo/

/ˈkonko/

seashell

/konˈkordo/

agreement

/konˈkreta/

concrete

/konkreˈtid͡ʒi/

to become concrete, become realised

/konˈkubo/

a man who lives with a woman to whom he is not married, male counterpart to a concubine

/konˈkuri/

to compete

/konˈkursa/

competitive (of or pertaining to competition)

/konˈkurso/

contest, competition

/ˈkono/

knowledge

/konst͡siˈent͡so/

conscience

/konsˈt͡sii/

to be conscious (of something)

/konst͡siˈid͡ʒi/

to become conscious (of something), to realize

/konsˈt͡sio/

consciousness, awareness

/konˈsekri/

to consecrate

/konˈsekro/

consecration

/konsekˈvent͡sa/

consistent

/konsekˈvent͡so/

/konsenˈtema/

accommodating

/konsenˈtemo/

accommodation

/konˈsenti/

/konsenˈtite/

OK (used to indicate acknowledgement or acceptance); literally agreed!

/konˈsento/

consent

/konserˈvado/

conservation

/konservaˈtiva/

conservative

/konservatoˈrio/

conservatory

/konserˈvaʒo/

canned food, preserves

/konˈservi/

to conserve, keep

/konsiˈderi/

to consider

/konsideˈrinda/

worth considering

/konsideˈrinde/

considerably

/konsiˈleto/

hint, tip

/konˈsili/

to advise

/konsiˈlio/

council

/konˈsilo/

advice, suggestion

/konˈsisti/

/konsisˈtiɡi/

to make up

/konˈsisto/

makeup (item's composition)

/konsistoˈrio/

consistory

/konˈsoli/

to console

/konsoˈlid͡ʒi/

to be consoled

/konˈsolo/

consolation

/konsoˈnanto/

/konsˈpiri/

to conspire

/konsˈtanta/

continual, constant, sustained, permanent

/konsˈtante/

/konsˈtati/

to establish, ascertain

/konstelaˈt͡sio/

constellation

/konsˈterni/

to appall, shock, dismay

/konstituˈt͡sia/

constitutional

/konstituˈt͡sio/

constitution

/konstruˈado/

building, construction (act or process of constructing)

/konstruˈaʒo/

building, structure (which has been built)

/konstruˈejo/

construction site

/konsˈtrui/

to build