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- κ1108Κατωθούμενοςbeing pushed down[Meaning one] being overturned.
- κ1111ΚατώλισθονI slipped down, they slipped down[Meaning] I/they fell down.
- κ1119Κατωφρυῶσθαιto be furnished with eyebrows; to frown, to be stern[Used] with a genitive.
- κ1140Καύσωνοςburning heat's, heatwave's, summer heat's[Meaning] heat's.
- κ1234Κεκαυτηριασμένοςcauterised, seared[Meaning someone] not having a healthy conscience.
- κ1245Κεκλίαταιthey have leaned[Formed] out of the [verb] kli/nw ["I lean"]. Also [sc. attested is the active] ke/klika ["I have leaned"] similarly.
- κ1252Κεκομψευμένοςingenious[Meaning] noble, or urbane, or thoroughly-adorned.
- κ1312Κένανδρονempty of men, men-empty[Meaning] an empty man.
- κ1334Κεντιλίων σχολῆςof the school of the Kentilioi; of the Gentiles' schoolA kind of rank/position.
- κ1374Κερασβόλαhorn-struck, hard-shelledTough [seeds], growing together both amongst tough [plants] and amongst pulses; black in colour, round, and of the same size as millet grains; they do not soften when boiled together with pulses. They are …
- κ1383Κερδαλεόφρωνprofit-minded, greedy, crafty[Meaning someone] willing treachery, planning crooked things.
- κ1471Κεχρησμῳδημένωνof the prophesied, of the divined[Meaning] of the [sc. persons or things] foretold.
- κ1480Κειρίαswathing-band[Meaning] wrapping with swathing clothes.
- κ1573Κιβδηλίαadulteration, dishonesty[Meaning] paring(s) from money/silver. That is, wickedness and envy. But at the same time because coins are debased -- from what is handed over by [the] Kians. Aristophanes in Birds [writes]: "you have taken …
- κ1838Κλώψthief[klw/y means the same as] kle/pths. Xenophon [writes]: "they are foot-soldiers of the thieves harrassing us". And in the Epigrams: "strike [the] thieves with [your] bow, and save [your] friends."
- κ1870Κνηστιῶντες τὰς ἀκοάςwanting to scratch their hearing, having itchy earsMeaning [they] being desirous of hearing.
- κ2030Κόνδυλονknuckle[...] the [phrase] "they slapped him", as it seems, hence the Attic speakers; but Kolaphos is [used] in Epicharmus. Aristophanes [writes]: "if the child asks for wine, give him a knuckle". [Said] in order …
- κ2151Κόσυμβοςknot of hair, hairnet[ko/sumbos] and kosu/mbh: a band, or a fringed/tasselled tunic. The band of two gloves, when someone ties [them] over his own neck.
- κ2188Κουριόσσουcuriosus, informantFrom the Life of Chrysostom: "being dragged away by the city's informant in the middle of the city."
- λ354Λείαsmooth; bootyA level road, and carrying off booty. It is also a proper name.
- λ579Λιπαρεῖimportunes[Meaning he/she/it] entreats. The [syllable] li [is] long. "Clinging, begging and importuning Euripides."
- μ117Μαλῷαwild berries, wild fruit"And they are holding some wild berries(?) in their hand[s] and washing [them]."
- μ183Μαργαίνειrages[Meaning he/she/it] is angry/mad.
- μ184Μάργηςmad, furious[ma/rghs] and ma/rgos: [both mean one who is] angry/mad. Also [sc. attested is] u(permargo/teros ["more/rather over-mad"], [meaning] one who is completely angry/mad. Also [sc. attested is] gastri/margos ["belly-mad"], [meaning] he who is mad about …
- μ267Μαστίχηmastic, mastichA kind of unguent. Also [sc. attested is the form] mastichion likewise.
- μ305Μαχλάδαςwanton women[Meaning] harlots.
- μ308Μαχλῶντεςacting wantonly[Meaning they] acting as prostitutes.
- μ325Μαιμάσσειis eager, quivers[Meaning he/she/it] throbs, is willing. [He/she/it] is consumed, is spent. [He/she/it] rises like a wave, jumps, splashes, tumbles.
- μ370Μεγαλορήμονοςof someone grandiloquentand [sc. also attested is] megalorhmosu/nh ["grandiloquence"], [meaning] speaking grandly.
- μ376ΜεγαλωσύνηgreatnessAnd [sc. also attested is] megalorrhmosu/nh ["grandiloquence"].