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kok(ət) ː
{numeral}
1.     two
kok meraŋəm poktet, iktəʒəmat ot kut͡ɕo     {phrase}     if you chase two rabbits, you won't catch either one
kok βyʎən t͡ɕomaʒe     {phrase}     (s)he plays both sides
kok aβa t͡ɕəzəm kot͡ɕkam     {verb I}     {set phrase} to derive profit from multiple sources, to have no material difficulties
kok aβan t͡ɕəzəm kot͡ɕkam     {verb I}     {set phrase} to derive profit from multiple sources, to have no material difficulties
kok arɲa     {noun}     two weeks, fortnight
kok arɲaʃ     {adjective}     two-week
kok βeləm     {adverb}     from two sides
kok βyd t͡ɕyt͡ɕaltəʃ     {noun}     {set phrase} two peas in a pod
kok βyd t͡ɕyt͡ɕaltəʃ gaj     {adverb}     {set phrase} like two peas in a pod
kok gana     {adverb}     two times, twice
kok jola ʃogalam     {verb I}     {set phrase} to rear, to prance, to stand on one's hind legs (animals)
kok joltaʃ     {noun}     two friends
kok jəlman     {adjective}     bilingual
kok kid dene     {adverb}     with both hands
kok kid dene nalam     {verb I}     {set phrase} to grab with both hands, to snap up, to jump at
kok kid dene rualtem     {verb II}     {set phrase} to grab with both hands, to snap up, to jump at
kok kida nalam     {verb I}     {set phrase} to grab with both hands, to snap up, to jump at
kok kida rualtem     {verb II}     {set phrase} to grab with both hands, to snap up, to jump at
kok koβaʃtəm kuʃkedam     {verb I}     {set phrase} to have someone's hide, to skin someone alive
kok koβaʃtəm ɲəktam     {verb I}     {set phrase} to have someone's hide, to skin someone alive
kok kyt͡ɕan janlək     {noun}     {zoology} even-toed ungulate, {scientific} Artiodactyla
kok meraŋəm poktem     {verb II}     {set phrase} to chase two hares at the same time; {set phrase} to play both sides
kok mogəran     {adjective}     two-sided, bilateral
kok mogərəm     {adverb}     from both sides; mutually
kok mogərəmat kelʃen əʃtəmaʃ     {noun}     bilateral agreement
kok mogərəʃ     {adverb}     in both directions
kok omətam t͡ɕiktem     {verb II}     {set phrase} to give someone more than one thing to do
kok pat͡ɕaʃ     {adverb}     two times, twice, double
kok pat͡ɕaʃ ʃukemdem     {verb II}     to duplicate, to multiply by two
kok pat͡ɕaʃan     {adjective}     two-storied; double
kok pat͡ɕaʃan okna     {noun}     double window
kok pøleman     {adjective}     two-room
kok pøleman pat͡ɕer     {noun}     two-room apartment
kok pygəran tyje     {noun}     two-humped camel, {zoology} Bactrian camel, {scientific} Camelus bactrianus
kok semən     {adverb}     in two ways
kok tul koklaʃte lijam     {verb I}     {set phrase} to be between a rock and a hard place, to be between the devil and the deep blue sea, to be betwixt Scylla and Charybdis
kok tyran     {adjective}     {set phrase} two-faced, hypocritical
kok tyran kyzø     {noun}     {set phrase} two-faced person, hypocrite
kok tyran kyzø gaj     {adverb}     {set phrase} two-faced, hypocritical
kok tyrlø uməlaʃ lijme     {adjective}     ambiguous
kok tyrlø uməlaʃ lijʃe     {adjective}     ambiguous
kok tyrlən kojʃo     {adjective}     {set phrase} two-faced, hypocritical
kok tysan     {adjective}     two-colored; {set phrase} two-faced, hypocritical
kok uʒaʃlan     {adverb}     into two parts
kok t͡ɕonan     {adjective}     {set phrase} two-faced, hypocritical; {set phrase} hesitant, vacillating, wavering
kok t͡ɕot     {noun}     {linguistics} dual
kok t͡ɕurijan     {adjective}     {set phrase} two-faced, hypocritical
kok ʃint͡ɕa dene ont͡ɕenak     {adverb}     {set phrase} in plain sight, for all to see
kok ʃint͡ɕa ont͡ɕenak     {adverb}     {set phrase} in plain sight, for all to see
kok ʃyman     {adjective}     {set phrase} two-faced, hypocritical; {set phrase} hesitant, vacillating, wavering

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