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kimem [kimem] n his father's parents, paternal grandparents, his uncle (See also
mem); tumbuna long sait bilong papa, bubu
kimem uny n younger brother’s wife, sister-in-law; meri bilong liklik brata,
bikpela susa bilong meri
kime ombri n nose ornament made of a reddish sea shell which used to be worn
through a hole in the septum of the nose. They used to bring shells from the ocean
to make spoons and nose decorations.
Yabe kime ombri kime pe mirighi ye. Long ago men wore a nose ornament
through a hole in the nose.
kimereg [kimereg] n thunder; klaut i pairap
Gh: wuye uriag
Kimereg naghe. It thunders.
kimbi [kimbi] n feather]; gras bilong pisin
Gh: kimbi [kimbi]; H: wapi mur; So: wapi iny
kin [kin] part which, used in a relative clause (See also ni kin)
Mame nge kew kin. The knife which I gave you.
kin kin: separate; bilong ol bilong ol
kine n his in-laws (See also yine); tambu papa na mama
kinne [kin ne] alone (See also kin); em yet
Ni kinne no. He went alone.
kinyam [kinyam] n his or her aunt, father's sister(See also bobo); susa bilong papa
kinye [kinye] n centre of any fibrous plant; namel bilong samting
Gh: tinye
njoqu kinye: centre of the black palm
kinyimi n her brother; brata bilong meri
Gh: nganj