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- κ867Κατάχει τοὔλαιον ἐν τῷ χαλκείῳpour the oil in the shieldAristophanes [sc. writes this]. Meaning into the hub of the shield, in order to make it brighter. For there are some who tell the future by looking in oil. So he is wiping the …
- κ1089Κατοργᾶνbe quite eager, to press ahead[Meaning] to be of surpassing vigour.
- κ1092Κατορώρυκταιhas been buried[Meaning he/she/it] has been heaped over.
- κ1105ΚατώγειονundergroundIn the [sc. Attic] masculine and feminine, [this is spelled] with a short e [epsilon] and a long o [omega], [sc. like] o( a)nw/gews kai\ h( a)nw/gews ["above ground"]. [sc. The latter adjective is] …
- κ1106Κατώγεων κατώγειονunderground[katw/gewn], but [sc. also attested as] katw/geion].
- 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.
- κ1127Καττύεταιis stitched togetherStanding for the [verb] is put together, is sewed together. Aristophanes [writes]: "I myself know [the place] from where, long since, this affair has been stitched together." The metaphor [comes] from shoes.
- κ1128Καττύειstitches together[Meaning he/she/it] prepares. [Meaning he/she/it] sews together, stitches together. "And they said that Baram was stitching together a war with forty thousand." For kattu/w [means] I sew tricks.
- κ1129Κάττυμαstitched-leather[Meaning] deceit, trickery. Aristophanes [writes]: "[Kleon,] whom one day I shall personally flay to make sandals for the knights." But kattymata are strong and hard pieces of leather, which are placed under sandals and …
- κ1135ΚαυλῶI form a shoot, I form a stalk[I form a shoot/stalk], [future] I will form a shoot/stalk. [sc. Also attested is] e)kkekaulhko/ta ["having put out a shoot/stalk"]: "all of the [parts of the] vegetables that have put out a shoot/stalk".
- κ1140Καύσωνοςburning heat's, heatwave's, summer heat's[Meaning] heat's.
- κ1141Καυστειρός Καυτηρὸςburning[kausteiro/s], but kauthro/s [sc. is also attested].
- κ1143Καυτηρόςburning[no gloss]
- κ1148Καφώρηςof a vixen, vixen's"Despise the deceitful and wily [sc. nature] of the vixen!". They refer [by the word 'vixen'] to the [sc. female] fox.
- κ1150Κἄχεζενand he was taking a shitAristophanes [sc. uses this word] instead of 'and he was relieving himself'.
- κ1151Καχέκταιdisaffected, sickly"In truth there existed among them disaffected [men], addicted to change."
- κ1152Καχεξίαill-healthAlso [sc. attested is the related participle] kaxektou=ntes ["they being in ill health"], [meaning] they managing their condition (e(/cis) badly (kakw=s), they being sick. Polybius [writes]: "the courage of Perseus was exhausted by toil …
- κ1153Καχλάζειbubbles[Meaning he/she/it] is stirred, seethes, boils.
- κ1154Κάχληκεςpebbles; gravel[Meaning] little stones in the water. "He used to choose as much of the gravel that was being brought in for the foundations [...]". Also [sc. attested is the singular] ka/xlhc, [meaning] a kind …
- κ1172Καινοπρεπέςnew-fangled, novel"He built a new-fangled siege-engine in secret, carving out the length of large beams and joining these together, and inserting a single chain, reaching all around them, into the slots. He filled the space …
- κ1186Καίριαtimely [things][Meaning] things that are advantageous. "For to whom [= to whose approval], o noble friends, would I ever hear a word of comfort? To whom who thinks timely [things]?". Meaning from whom would I …
- κ1204ΚαίστωνοςKaiston's, of KaistonA proper name.
- κ1205Καὶ ταῦτ' ἔχοντες κυμάτων ἐν ἀγκάλαιςand that too staying in the arms of the wavesMeaning [they] being in many perils.
- κ1207Καὶ τάχα ἴμενand we (will) go quick[Meaning] and we [will] make our way quickly.
- κ1208Καίοιτοmight lie, might be located[Meaning he/she/it] might be/exist.
- κ1214Κέαταιthey lie, they lie down[ke/atai is the same as] kei=ntai.
- κ1218ΚεγχραμίδεςpipsThe kernels of olives and figs are called kenchramides.
- κ1224ΚεδάζωI disperse[Meaning] I scatter.