/kuala-lumˈpuro/

Kuala Lumpur (the capital city of Malaysia)

/ˈkubo/

Cuba (a country, the largest island (based on land area) in the Caribbean)

/kuˈvai̯to/

Kuwait (a country in West Asia in the Middle East)

/kuvai̯ˈturbo/

Kuwait City (the capital city of Kuwait)

/ku/

alternative form of kuo

/ˈkuba/

cubical

Cuban

/kuˈbano/

an inhabitant of or person from Cuba, a Cuban

/ˈkube/

cubically

/kuˈbismo/

cubism

/ˈkubo/

cube

/kuˈbuto/

elbow

/ˈkudri/

to sew

/kuˈdrilo/

needle for sewing

/kuˈdristo/

tailor, seamster

/kudromaˈʃino/

sewing machine

/kuˈd͡zuo/

kudzu, Japanese arrowroot (Asian vine in the genus Pueraria)

/ˈkufo/

bonnet

/ˈkuɡlo/

bullet

/kuiˈrado/

cooking

/kuiˈranto/

one who is cooking, a cook

/kuiˈrarto/

cuisine

/kuiˈrejo/

kitchen

/kuˈiri/

to cook

/kuirisˈtino/

a female cook (by profession)

/kuiˈristo/

a cook (by profession)

/kuirˈlibro/

cookbook

/kuirˈpoto/

cooking pot

/kuirˈsalo/

cooking salt

/kuiˈrujo/

kitchenware, including cookware and bakeware

/kuˈkejo/

confectionery, confectioner's shop

/kuˈketo/

cupcake, muffin

/ˈkuko/

cake

/kuˈkolo/

cuckoo

/kuˈkrio/

kukri

/kuˈkumo/

cucumber

/kuˈkurbo/

/kuˈlero/

spoon

a fragment of a gnat

/kuˈliso/

slip, wing

/ˈkulo/

gnat

/ˈkulpa/

guilty

/ˈkulpi/

to be guilty

/kulˈpiɡa/

accusatory

/kulˈpiɡi/

/kulˈpiɡo/

/ˈkulpo/

blame

/ˈkulti/

to worship, idolize

/kultiˈvado/

cultivation, raising, tillage, working (of the land)

/kultiˈvebla/

/kulˈtivi/

to cultivate, farm, work (the land)

/ˈkulto/

a cult

/kulˈtura/

/kulˈturi/

/kultuˈriɡi/

to cultivate

/kulˈturo/

culture

/kulvuˈalo/

mosquito net

/kuˈmino/

cumin

[kumˈkvato]

kumquat

/kun/

/kun/

together

/ˈkuna/

joint; combined

/kuˈnaɡi/

to cooperate, collaborate

/kunaˈlie/

with others

/kunt͡serbuˈmado/

brainstorming

/ˈkune/

together

/ˈkune kun/

along with

/kunekzisˈtado/

coexistence

/kunekˈzisti/

to coexist

/kuˈnesti/

to keep company; to be together (as in a relationship or otherwise)

/kunfanˈdid͡ʒi/

to melt together, to blend together

/kunfluˈejo/

confluence

/kunfonˈdinto/

cofounder

/kunˈfud͡ʒi/

to elope

/kunˈhavi/

to share; to have something in common

/kunhaˈviɡi/

to share; to make something available to the others, without giving it up oneself

/kuniˈɡaʒo/

/kuˈniɡi/

to join, unify

/kuniˈklaʒo/

rabbit meat

/kuniˈklejo/

/kuniˈklido/

young rabbit, bunny

/kuniˈklino/

a female rabbit, doe

/kuˈniklo/

rabbit

/kuˈniri/

to go with someone, go together, go along

/kuˈnid͡ʒi/

to come together

/kuˈnid͡ʒo/

congress

/kunˈkrot͡ʃi/

/kunˈkudri/

to sew together

/kunkulˈpulo/

accomplice

/kunlaboˈrado/

collaboration

/kunlaboˈraʒo/

collaboration

/kunlaˈbori/

to collaborate

/kunlaˈboro/

collaboration (esp. the result thereof)

/kunlanˈdano/

compatriot

/kunˈliɡi/

to bind together

/kunˈliɡo/

connection

/kunloˈd͡ʒanto/

roommate, flatmate

/kunˈludi/

to play along (with someone), play at the same time, play together

/kunˈmeti/

to put something together

/kunˈporti/

to bring with one, bring along

/kunˈpremi/

to squeeze, press together

/kunˈpreni/

to bring along; take with oneself

/kunˈsidi/

to sit together to discuss something; to have a meeting or session

/kunˈsido/

an event of sitting together to discuss something; a meeting or session

/kunˈteksto/

context (text in which a word or passage appears and helps to ascertain meaning)

/kunˈtiri/

to draw together, pull together, to compress, to astringe

/kunuˈlaro/

fellowship, company (group of companions)

/kuˈnulo/

companion, partner, buddy

/kuˈnuzi/

to share

/kunvariˈant͡so/

covariance (statistical measure)

/kunveˈnejo/

meetinghouse

/kunˈveni/

to meet, gather, get together, assemble

/kunˈveno/

meeting

/kunˈvoki/

to convene, call together

/ˈkuo/

the letter q (upper case Q), the seventeenth letter of the Latin alphabet

/kuˈpeo/

/kuˈpolo/

dome

/kuˈpono/

coupon

/ˈkupra/

of or relating to copper

/ˈkupro/

copper

/kuˈrat͡si/

to treat, to cure, to heal

/kuraˈt͡silo/

medicine

/kurat͡sisˈtino/

female doctor or physician, doctress, physicianess

/kuraˈt͡sisto/

doctor, physician

/kuˈradi/

to run repeatedly or for an extended period of time

/kuˈrado/

running

/kuraˈtoro/

curator

/kuˈrad͡ʒa/

brave, courageous

/kuˈrad͡ʒe/

courageously, bravely

/kuˈrad͡ʒi/

to dare

/kuraˈd͡ʒiɡi/

to encourage

/kuˈrad͡ʒo/

courage, bravery, boldness

/kuraˈd͡ʒulo/

brave person, courageous person

/ˈkurba/

curved, bent

/kurˈbiɡi/

/kurˈbid͡ʒi/

to bend

/ˈkurbo/

curve

/ˈkurdo/

Kurd

/kuˈreɡi/

/kuˈrejo/

course, racecourse

/kuˈrento/

current

/ˈkuri/

to run

/kuriˈero/

/kuˈriɡa ˈklavo/

fast-forward button

/kuriˈoza/

curious

/kuriˈoze/

curiously

/kurisˈtino/

female athletic runner

/kuˈristo/

athletic runner

/kuriˈumo/

curium

/kurˈkumo/

turmeric

/ˈkuro/

run

/kurˈsivo/

cursive, italics

/ˈkurso/

/kurˈsoro/

cursor, pointer

/ˈkurta/

short

/kurˈteno/

curtain

/ˈkurzo/

exchange rate

/kuseˈneɡo/

a thick comforter (for covering a bed)

/kuˈseno/

cushion, pillow

H-system spelling of kuŝi

/kusˈkuso/

couscous

/ˈkuspi/

to pull up (a garment)

X-system spelling of kuŝi

/kuˈtima/

usual, habitual, customary

/kuˈtime/

/kutiˈmet͡so/

usualness, habitualness, customariness

/kuˈtimi/

to be accustomed to, be used to; to be in the habit of

/kutiˈmid͡ʒi/

to become adapted or accustomed (to something)

/kuˈtimo/

custom, habit

/kuˈvaso/

Kuvasz

/ˈkuvo/

tub

/kuˈzino/

cousin (female)

/kuˈzit͡ʃo/

male cousin

/ˈkuzo/

male cousin

/kuʃaˈpoɡo/

push-up

/ˈkuʃi/

/kuˈʃiɡi/

to lay

/kuˈʃid͡ʒi/

to lie down