The Letter Kaf

Kefuson half a brick; Kefifah like a basket or a bag; Kafit a chain to which the monkey is tied, and it is called Balanit the bathhouse attendant; Kefaniot dates while they are still in the bud; Kefer a herb called kropilo anise/dill; Kakh that which they cause to be heard under the head; Keruv in a foreign language, kulis cabbage; Kerkes a type of cabbage; Karkom saffron; Karkor a piece of wood made like a needle for weavers; Kerem Dal whose vines are thin and few; Krisha leek; Keret cut; Kadfas the face; Keritat a small piece of skin; Katit a wound that is on the body of an animal; Katon a type of snake; Katef the central stem of the grape cluster; Itel for felts; Kaked wool that is torn, not spun or woven; Lavlar scribe; Ltsonin skin that they tie onto bricks; Levkan very white; Legin pitcher; Lehafki’a to make precious; Luvdakita a ball carved from earth of Minim the sectarians/heretics; Lufim a turban; Lot and Letish slanted, meaning: as in diagonally, in a south-eastern direction, etc.; Lul chimneys/openings that one makes in windows; Lunbinot shops; Luf a type of onion/bulb; Loven edge/lip; Limudin the frames of the shops; Lekesh a plant that is between the bark and the wood of a maple tree; Lekhluf this time; Leftan its root resembles a turnip, wide at the top and narrow at the bottom, and it is called so referring to the Hebrew word for turnip, Lefet, because it is eaten with bread; Lalfas pot; Lufsin a type of vegetable with the taste of a turnip; Lalfasin idaniot earthenware vessels sealed like a hollow ball, and after they fire them in the kiln, they cut them at the time of Lishlet filth/excrement; Takh half of a kor a dry measure.

The Letter Mem

Me’ugenet prevented; Hagia the tooth; Ma’amar that which she was betrothed with money in Yavne; Marufot tools with which one digs the ground; Menani one who establishes the city; Mevundat full and ancient; Mevtzur like a courtyard; Magag a type of vessel; Magzeid cut; Magufa