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Ⱌ Ci Π¦ /tΝ‘s/ Tsi Final form of Hebrew tsade Χ₯[30]

π“Š– KUR π“Œ¨ CHR 𓐍 KR ↔ αΈͺ π“Ž› π“ŽΌ 𓍱

αΈ±
ke/KI π’†  Kur
kΓΉ 𒆬 Kupfer …
kΓ /GA π’‚΅ carry
kΓ©/GI π’„€ cane
ku4 π’†­ come
kΓ‘ 𒆍 gate 口 π“‰ͺ 𓉫 π“Š€
ku π’†ͺ qva? 口 karo π“Ž‘
ka π’…— kΗ’u 口 π“‚‹
kΓΊ/GU7 π’…₯ kau : eat ΧΦΈΧ›Φ·Χœ
kim 𒁢 Kin, com

K- 𐘾 KA π˜₯ KE 𐘸 KI π˜Ίβ€’KO 𐙂 KU
k- 𐀏 ka 𐀐 ke 𐀑 ki 𐀒 ko 𐀓 ku
q- 𐀣 qa 𐀀 qe π€₯ qi 𐀦 qo

π“‚“ KA π’‹‘ KA 𒆐 kad2 𒆑 kad3

phone sign meaning
K [π’‹‘]] ](/pannous/hieros/wiki/⇔-[[π’Š­) que
KA π’…—
KA2 𒆍
KA3 π’‚΅
KA5 π’ˆœ
KAB 𒆏
KAD2 𒆐
KAD3 𒆑
KAD4 π’†’
KAD5 𒆓
KAK 𒆕
KAL π’†—
KALAG π’†—
KALAM π’Œ¦
KAM π’„°
KAM2 π’†š
KAM4 𒆛
KAN π’ƒΆ
KAN4 𒆍
KAR π’‹Όπ’€€
KAR2 π’ƒΈ
KARKARA π’…Ž
KASKAL π’†œ
KAΕ 4 𒁽
KE π’† 
KE2 π’„€
KE4 𒆀
KEΕ 2 π’†Ÿ
KEΕ 3 π’‹™π’€­π’„²
KEΕ DA π’‚‘
KI π’† 
KI2 π’„€
KIBIR2 π’‹™π’€Ύ
KID 𒆀
KID2 π’‹Ί
KIĜ2 π’†₯
KIM3 𒁍
KIN π’†₯
KINDA 𒃱
KINDAGAL2 π’ƒ²π’Œ΅
KINGAL π’ƒ²π’ŒΊ
KIR4 π’…—
KIR6 π’€˜
KIRI6 π’Š¬
KISAL 𒆦
KISIM5 𒆨
KISLAαΈͺ π’† π’Œ“
KIΕ  𒆧
KIΕ I6 π’ŠΎ
KIΕ I8 π’ž
KIΕ I16 π’Œ‘π’„‰
KIΕ I17 𒄉
KU π’†ͺ
KU3 𒆬
KU4 π’†­
KU5 π’‹»
KU6 π’„© kΓΊ=GU7
KU7 π’†―
KUD π’‹»
KUG 𒆬
KUL π’†°
KUM π’„£
KUM2 π’‰ˆ
KUN 𒆲
KUN4 𒄿𒇻
KUP4 𒆀
KUR 𒆳
KUR2 𒉽
KURKU2 π’…—π’€­π’‰Œπ’‹›
KURUM7 π’…†π’‚Ÿ
KUΕ  π’‹’
KUΕ 2 π’Š¨
KUΕ 3 π’Œ‘
KUΕ U π’Œ‹π’ŠŠ
KUΕ U2 𒆡
KUΕ U4 π’Š¨
KUΕ UM4 π’Œ‹π’ŠŠ

-k que go (obsolete, no longer productive) A suffix found in words of Middle English, Old English, usually with an intensive or frequentative effect.

    tale, talk; steal, stalk; smile, smirk; mire, mirk; hear, hark; fare, firk; yare, yark

Basque
Suffix -k Ergative indefinite suffix.
Alternative forms -ek (after consonants)
β‰  adverbial suffixes -ki and -ka.[1]

Uralic
-k (genitive -ku, partitive -kut) -kko -kki -uk
Derives nouns from verbs, or sometimes from other nominals. The derivations can express the following:
minema (β€œto go”) β†’ minek (β€œa going”)
sΓ΅itma (β€œto drive”) β†’ sΓ΅iduk (β€œvehicle”)
hΓ΅ljuma (β€œto hover”) β†’ hΓ΅ljuk (β€œhovercraft”)
tΓ΅stma (β€œto raise”) β†’ tΓ΅stuk (β€œlift”)
saama (β€œto receive”) β†’ saak (β€œyield”)

Hungarian
Suffix -k ( plural suffix) -s, -es
nΕ‘ (β€œwoman”) β†’β€Ž nΕ‘k (β€œwomen”)
hajΓ³ (β€œship”) β†’ hajΓ³k (β€œships”)

Slavic
kъ(n) ke, ku | to, towards | √con com

k-

ka = π’…— kΓ‘ (kaβ‚‚) = 𒆍 kΓ  (ka₃) = π’‚΅ kaβ‚„ = π’‹‘ kaβ‚… = π’ˆœ ka₆ = 𒋝𒋙𒁷, π’‰Ύ ka₇ = 𒁽 kaβ‚ˆ = 𒁉 ka₉ = 𒋃 ka₁₀ = π’ˆœπ’€€ ka₁₁ = π’‹Όπ’€€ ka₁₃ = π’„°, π’„° ka₁₄ = π’ͺ ka₁₅ = 𒆕 ka₁₆ = π’ƒΆ ke = π’† 

kΓ© (keβ‚‚) = π’„€ kΓ¨ (ke₃) = 𒀝 ke = 𒆀 ki = π’† 

kΓ­ (kiβ‚‚) = π’„€ kΓ¬ (ki₃) = 𒀝 kiβ‚„ = 𒆀 ki₆ = π’ͺ ki₇ = 𒆕 kiβ‚ˆ = π’„„ ku = π’†ͺ

kΓΊ (kuβ‚‚) = π’…₯ kΓΉ (ku₃) = 𒆬 kuβ‚„ = π’†­ kuβ‚… = π’‹» ku₆ = π’„© ku₇ = π’†― kuβ‚ˆ = π’„– ku₉ = π’†° ku₁₀ = π’ˆͺ ku₁₁ = π’†  ku₁₃ = π’„£ ku₁₄ = 𒆲 ku₁₅ = π’„ž ku₁₆ = π’‰ˆ ku₁₇ = π’„« ak = 𒀝

Γ k (ak₃) = 𒋃 ek = π’……
ik = π’……
uk = π’ŠŒ