Serbian words starting with K

• katowards, in the direction of (+ Dat.; also k; ka before k, g, h)
• kabaoa pail, a tub (Gen. kabla; kao iz kabla, in buckets)
• kȁblcable; cord (kao iz kabla, in buckets: from kabao)
• kȁblovskācable TV
• kàčamakpolenta
• kȁdwhen; if (with the conditional; with već, since: Kad si već tu…
• kad godwhenever; any time
• kȁd je rȇč owhen it comes to (+ Loc.)
• Kȁd na vŕbi ròdī grȏžđewhen pigs fly (literally ‘when grapes grow on the willow’)
• kad onoand lo and behold…
• kad-tadsooner or later
• kàdawhen (= kad: question word and conjunction)
• kadrovskipersonnel (kadrovska služba, HR)
• kàfacoffee (Gen. kafe; kafe is also «café», though kafić is more usual)
• kafànaa kafana (a traditional tavern, often with live music)
• kafedžijaa coffee-house keeper; (colloquial) a coffee lover
• kàfīćcafé
• kàficaa coffee and a chat, a nice little coffee (from kafa; not about size)
• kahvacoffee (Bosnian; Serbian kafa)
• kàišbelt
• kȁjwhat (in Kajkavian; the standard has šta, što)
• kajganascrambled eggs
• kàjkavskīKajkavian (named after kaj, ‘what’; northern Croatia)
• kàjmakkajmak (a salted clotted cream)
• kajsijaan apricot
• kakaococoa
• kàkavwhat kind of; what a (in exclamations)
• Kàkav òtac, tàkav sȋn“like father, like son”
• kȁkohow
• kȁko biin order that, so that (formal; bi by person: kako bih)
• kȁko bílobe that as it may, in any event (back to the point)
• kako da kažemhow shall I put it
• kȁko da neof course!; yeah, right! (often ironic)
• kȁko da ti kȃžēmhow shall I put it (before an awkward answer)
• Kȁko dòšlo, tàkō pròšlo“easy come, easy go”
• kȁko sihow are you? (informal)
• kȁko stehow are you? (formal)
• kako-takoafter a fashion, one way or another
• kàlajtin
• kàlcijumcalcium
• kaldrmacobbled paving, a cobbled street
• KalemègdanKalemegdan (Belgrade’s fortress and park above the Sava and the…
• kalèndārcalendar
• kalòrijacalorie
• kaluđera monk
• kalupa mould
• kȁmatainterest (on a loan or deposit); late fee
• kȁmatnā stȍpainterest rate
• kȁmēna stone; stone, stony (adj.: kamena kuća, kameno srce)
• kaménactartar; limescale
• kamenčića pebble
• kamenjestones (collective)
• kameraa camera
• kamina fireplace
• kamowhere to (old; in Serbia kuda; lives on in kamo sreće)
• kamo srećeif only (+ da: Kamo sreće da je tu)
• kȁmpa campsite, a camp
• kampànjacampaign (electoral, advertising)
• kampòvānjecamping
• kȁmpuscampus
• kànāla channel; a canal
• kancelàrijaoffice
• kancelarijskioffice (adj.: kancelarijski materijal); kancelarijski stil, the…
• kandìdātcandidate
• kandidatkinjaa woman candidate
• kandidatúraa candidacy; an application for membership
• kántabucket; bin
• kantarscales (at a market), a steelyard
• kȁolike, as (comparing); as, in the role of (kao student, as a student…
• kȁo daas though (+ an ordinary tense, no bi)
• kao jaje jajetulike two peas in a pod
• kao prvofirstly, for a start
• kao štojust as (kao što znate, as you know)
• kaoschaos (Croatian; Serbian usually haos)
• kȃpa drop (of liquid)
• kȁpawoolly hat, beanie; cap (headwear); hat (knitted)
• kapa doleI take my hat off!
• kàparaearnest money; a deposit (to secure a deal)
• kapatito drip (kaplje)
• kapetana captain
• kàpijagate (of a yard or building)
• kapíratito get it; to understand (colloquial)
• kapitalizamcapitalism
• kapućínocappuccino
• kàpūtcoat
• KaràđōrđeKarađorđe (Đorđe Petrović, leader of the First Serbian Uprising of…
• karàktercharacter
• kardiòlogcardiologist
• kàrijescavity, caries
• karikatúraa caricature, a cartoon
• kȃrtaa ticket; a playing card; a map (geographic)
• kȁrtānjecard playing
• kȃrteplaying cards; tickets
• kàrticabank card; card (payment, SIM, loyalty)
• kasaa till, a cash desk
• kȁšaljcough
• kasanlate (kasna jesen, late autumn)
• kàšičicateaspoon
• kàšikaspoon
• kȁskocomprehensive car insurance (cover for your own car)
• kasnijelater
• kàsnitito be late (imperfective); to run late
• kȁšnjēnjea delay; lateness
• kàšnjēnje lȅtaflight delay (the board shows kasni)
• kȁsnolate
• kastinga casting
• kataforacataphora: reference forward (grammar term)
• katàstarthe land register, the cadastre (of property and rights in it)
• katastrofaa disaster; (colloquial) a nightmare
• katastrofalandisastrous
• katedraa university department
• kategòrijaa category (also of a driving licence)
• kȁtoličkīCatholic
• kȁūčcouch; sofa
• kavacoffee (Croatian; Serbian kafa)
• kàvezcage
• kazalištea theatre (Croatian; Serbian pozorište)
• kázatito tell, to say (something to someone) (perfective and imperfective)
• kazínocasino
• kažiprstan index finger
• kazivatito recount, to narrate (imperfective of kazati)
• kȁznaa punishment, a penalty; a fine
• kȁznitito punish; to fine
• kćidaughter (bookish; Gen. kćeri, Acc. kćer; everyday ćerka)
• keca one (the lowest mark, colloquial); an ace
• kȅksbiscuit; cookie
• kȅlnerwaiter
• kemijachemistry (Croatian; Serbian hemija)
• keràmičārtiler
• kȅšcash
• kȅš krèdītcash loan
• kȅsaplastic bag, carrier bag; bag (from a shop)
• kevamy old lady, mum (slang)
• kȋčmaspine, backbone
• kíflaa crescent roll (a bakery staple)
• kìjavicaa runny nose, a head cold; sneezing
• kȉlakilo (colloquial, feminine: jedna kila, dve kile, pola kile)
• kìlokilo (colloquial)
• kȉlogramkilogram
• kȉlometarkilometre
• kilometrážamileage, odometer reading
• KínaChina
• kintadosh, money (slang)
• kioska kiosk
• kìrijarent
• kirurga surgeon (Croatian; Serbian hirurg)
• KȉšKiš (Danilo Kiš, the author of A Tomb for Boris Davidovich)
• kȉšarain
• kȉsela vòdasparkling water, fizzy water
• kiselìnaan acid (from kiseo, sour; a base is baza)
• kiseosour (kisela voda, sparkling water)
• kišitito rain (kišilo je ceo dan, it rained all day; imperfective)
• kismetkismet (= sudbina)
• kišobranumbrella
• kišovitrainy
• kȉtnjastflorid, ornate (of style)
• kivanresentful (towards: na + Acc.)
• kladaa log, a block of wood
• kladiònicabetting shop
• kláditi seto bet (on something); to make a bet (with someone)
• klasan ear (of grain)
• klàsaa social class; a class (a rank: first class; a school class is…
• klasifikácijaa classification
• klasikathe classics; colloquial Klasika!, typical, as always
• klasjeears of grain (collective)
• klaudthe cloud (storage; colloquial)
• klauzaa clause (grammar term)
• klàuzulaa clause (of a contract; a provision in general is odredba)
• klavira piano
• kléštapliers
• kletito curse (imperfective); kleti se, to swear an oath
• klȇtvaa curse (a wish for harm; a swear word is psovka)
• klìjentclient, customer
• klȉknutito click
• klímaan air conditioner, air conditioning; climate
• klíma ùređājair conditioner
• klìmatskē pròmeneclimate change
• klimnutito nod (klimnuti glavom) (perfective)
• klinwedge; peg
• klinaca youngster (colloquial)
• klincikids (plural of klinac; colloquial)
• klinkaa young girl (colloquial)
• klitikaa clitic (a short unstressed word: je, se, mi)
• klizavslippery (klizavo je, it’s slippery)
• kljȗča key; a spanner; the key (to success); (ključa is also a form of the…
• ključancrucial (Ključne odgovornosti, key responsibilities)
• ključatito boil (of a liquid: Voda ključa) (imperfective)
• kljȗčnē rȇčikeywords (the list following the abstract)
• kloniti seto keep away from, to avoid (+ Gen.) (imperfective)
• klȍpagrub, food (colloquial; friends only, not at work)
• klȍpatito chow down, to scoff (to eat) (colloquial; friends only)
• klȗbclub
• klúpabench
• knedlaa dumpling (progutati knedlu, to swallow hard)
• kneginjaa princess (a prince’s wife)
• kneza ruling prince (knez Lazar)
• Knȇz MihàilovaKnez Mihailova (Belgrade’s main pedestrian street)
• knjȉgabook
• knjȉga ùtisākāa visitors’ book, guest book (in a hotel, museum)
• knjigovòdstvobookkeeping, the accounts (the everyday word)
• knjìgovođaan accountant, a bookkeeper (masculine, though it ends in -a)
• knjiškibookish; (of style, language) bookish
• knjìžarabookshop (not a library — that is biblioteka)
• knjížēnjeposting, a bookkeeping entry (in accounting)
• književanliterary (književni jezik, the standard language)
• knjìževnī jèzikthe literary language (the codified norm taught at school)
• knjìžēvnīka man of letters, a literary author (bookish)
• književnoin the standard language
• knjȉžēvnōstliterature (the art form; a reading list is literatura)
• knjȉžicaa booklet; a card, a book (a document: health insurance, savings)
• knjižnicaa library (Croatian; Serbian biblioteka)
• knjižùrinaa hefty tome (from knjiga; thick and tiresome)
• kȍwho
• Kȍ čȅkā, dòčekāgood things come to those who wait
• Kȍ drȕgome jȁmu kȍpā, sam u njȗ ùpadāhe who digs a pit for another falls into it himself (also … sam u nju…
• ko godwhoever; anyone at all
• kȍ je na réduwhose turn is it?, who’s next?
• Kȍ lȁžē, tȃj i krȁdēhe who lies also steals
• Kȍ pítā, ne skítāhe who asks does not go astray
• Kȍ rȁno rȁnī, dvȇ srȅće grȁbīthe early bird catches the worm (literally ‘grabs two lots of luck’)
• Kȍ se pòslednjī smèjē, nȃjslađe se smèjēhe who laughs last laughs longest (literally ‘laughs sweetest’)
• kȍ znȃwho knows
• koalícijacoalition
• kobajagifor show, as a pretence (colloquial)
• kobàsicasausage
• kòčiōne plȍčicebrake pads (a brake is kočnica)
• kȍckaa cube; a die (the one thrown is usually kockica)
• kȍckati seto gamble
• kȍckicaa die, dice; a cube (of sugar, of ice)
• kȍčnicabrake
• kȍdat (someone’s); by, near; to (someone’s: to the doctor’s)
• kȏda code (PIN, country); source code
• kofaa bucket (= kanta)
• kȍfersuitcase
• kohezijacohesion (of a text)
• koještaall kinds of rubbish; Koješta!, rubbish! (colloquial)
• kòjīwhich; who (in a relative clause: the man who…)
• kòjī đȁvowhat the devil, what the hell (irritation)
• kòkōškahen; chicken
• koktela cocktail
• kola work call (office slang)
• kȏlaa car (a plural-only noun)
• kòlāčcake; pastry (sweet)
• kolàčića biscuit, a small cake; a cookie (in a browser)
• kolégacolleague
• koleginicafemale colleague
• kolèkcijacollection
• kòlenoknee
• kolícaa pram, a pushchair; a trolley (in a shop)
• količìnaquantity
• količnika quotient
• kolikihow big, how large
• kolìkohow much; how many; as far as (koliko ja znam, as far as I know)
• kolìko dȕgo òstajetehow long are you staying? (border officer)
• kolìko je sátīwhat time is it
• kolìko kȏštahow much is it, how much does it cost
• koliko-tolikoat least somewhat, to some degree
• kȍljīvoslava wheat, boiled wheat (with nuts; for a slava or a memorial)
• kȍloa round dance (kolo, the Serbian folk dance); a round (of a league)
• kolodvora railway station (Croatian; Serbian železnička stanica)
• kolòkvijuma mid-term exam, a midterm
• kolonaa line of vehicles, a tailback; a column (of marchers or vehicles)
• koloseka track (railway)
• kolovođaa ringleader; the leader of a kolo dance
• kolovozthe carriageway (of a road); August (Croatian; Serbian avgust)
• kolùmnaa column, an opinion column (in a newspaper)
• komaa nightmare (colloquial: Bilo je koma.); a coma (medical)
• kòmāda piece; a play (in a theatre)
• komáraca mosquito (fleeting a)
• kȍmbia minibus, a van
• kòmēdijacomedy
• komèntārcomment
• komentàrisatito comment (both aspects; for the finished act usually…
• kòmičancomical (of a situation; funny in general is smešan)
• komìsijaa committee, a panel (at a defence, an exam)
• komitovatito commit code (IT jargon)
• komódachest of drawers
• kompa computer in casual speech
• kompànijaa company
• kompjùtera computer; a PC (in speech; in writing, računar)
• kompozitora composer
• kompròmisa compromise (both sides give ground; a concession is ustupak)
• kòmšijaa neighbour; the person next door (the everyday word; neutral sused)
• komšijinthe neighbour’s
• komšìlukthe neighbourhood; the neighbours (as a community)
• kòmšinicaneighbour (feminine)
• komunálijeutilities, mains services (water, sewerage, electricity; the bills…
• komunikativansociable, good with people
• komunikativnostcommunication skills
• komunistaa communist
• konacthread; end (literary: Konac delo krasi)
• kònac za zȗbedental floss
• konačandefinitive, conclusive (Fem. konačna)
• kònačnoat last, finally
• kòncepta concept, a design; a draft (of a text)
• kòncertconcert
• kondenzacijacondensation (in syntax and physics)
• kondenzatora condenser
• kondicionalthe conditional (grammar term: kondicional I, kondicional II)
• kondùktērconductor; ticket inspector
• konferèncijaconference
• konferèncija za novinárepress conference
• kȍnjhorse
• konjugacijaconjugation (of verbs)
• konjunkcijaconjunction (in logic, astronomy)
• konkretanconcrete, specific
• kònkretnospecifically, to be concrete (neutral; narrows a general claim)
• konkurèncijacompetition; the competitors (collectively)
• konkurísatito apply for a job, to enter a competition for a post
• kònkursa vacancy, a call for applications; a competition (for a post); an…
• konobaa tavern, a wine cellar (on the coast)
• kȍnobārwaiter
• konobàricawaitress
• konsaltingconsulting
• konsènzusa consensus
• konsonanta consonant (the term; usually suglasnik)
• konspektan outline (bookish, rare; students’ notes are beleške)
• konstatovatito establish, to state (official)
• konsultacijea consultation (with a teacher; plural only)
• konsultanta consultant
• kontèjnera rubbish container, a communal bin (in a yard, on the street)
• kòntekstcontext (in the context of: + Gen.)
• kontìnentcontinent
• kontranapada counter-attack (especially in sport)
• kontraproduktivancounterproductive
• kontrólacontrol; a check (of tickets, documents), an inspection
• kontroliratito control or to check (Croatian; Serbian kontrolisati)
• kontrolisatito control, to inspect (both aspects)
• kontrolnia class test (colloquial)
• konvèncijaa convention (a multilateral treaty on one subject)
• kȏnzula consul
• kònzulārno odeljénjethe consular section (of an embassy)
• konzùlata consulate
• kooperacijacooperation
• koordinacijacoordination
• KopàonikKopaonik
• kopatito dig (imperfective)
• kȏpijacopy
• kopíratito copy (both aspects)
• kȍpljea spear
• kȍpnoland, dry land
• koràčatito stride, to pace (hodati is simply to walk)
• kȍrāka step
• kȍrefilo sheets, pastry sheets (for pita); cake layers
• korektanfair, by the book
• korektúraproofreading (for typos)
• kȍrēna root (of a plant, a word, a tooth; and in mathematics)
• kȍricebook cover (plural-only noun)
• korišćenjeuse (the using of something)
• kòrišćenoused
• korisničkifor users (korisničko ime, a username)
• kòrisničkī náloga user account, an account
• kòrisnīkuser; service recipient
• koristbenefit, advantage (feminine: od koristi, useful)
• kȍrīstanuseful
• kòristitito use
• kòristiti seto make use of (+ Instr.) (imperfective)
• kornera corner kick
• kòrnjačaa tortoise, a turtle
• korona(colloquial) the coronavirus, covid; the sun's corona
• kȍrovweed
• korpaa basket; a shopping basket (online)
• korùpcijacorruption
• kòsahair (on the head)
• kòšārkabasketball
• koščatbony
• Kȍsōvka dèvōjkathe Maiden of Kosovo (the epic song’s figure of mercy)
• KȍsovoKosovo (a territory; in culture, the 1389 battle and its epic cycle)
• Kosovska bitkathe Battle of Kosovo (1389)
• Kȍsovskī bȏjthe Battle of Kosovo (1389, the subject of an epic cycle)
• Kosovski zavetthe Kosovo covenant (the choice of the heavenly kingdom in the epic)
• kȏstbone
• košta kao svetog Petra kajganait costs a fortune
• kȍštatito cost
• kòšuljashirt
• kotaoa cauldron, a boiler (Gen. kotla)
• kovača smith, a blacksmith
• kovànicacoin
• kovatito forge (imperfective; Kuj gvožđe dok je vruće)
• kòvčegcoffin; ark; suitcase (dated, now kofer)
• kovèrtaenvelope
• kovidcovid (COVID-19)
• kȍžaskin; leather
• kozjigoat’s (kozje mleko)
• kožnileather (kožna jakna)
• kraćenjeshortening of a vowel
• krȁđatheft
• KragújevacKragujevac
• kragujevačkiof Kragujevac
• krȃjthe end; an area, a region (of a country); beside (+ Gen.)
• krajnjeextremely
• krȃjnjī rȏka deadline, the final date, the cut-off date
• kralja king
• kraljevatito reign (imperfective, bookish)
• kraljevića king’s son, a prince
• kraljevinaa kingdom
• kraljicaa queen
• krȃsanlovely, splendid (stronger than lep, slightly elevated)
• krȁstavaccucumber
• kràtakshort (in length or time)
• krȁtkoshort; briefly, for a short time
• kratkosilaznishort falling (accent: ȁ)
• kratkouzlaznishort rising (accent: à)
• krȁvacow
• kravàtatie
• kravljicow’s (kravlje mleko)
• kre-kreribbit, croak (a frog)
• kreativancreative (kreativno pisanje, creative writing)
• krečlime, whitewash (beo kao kreč, white as a sheet)
• krèčēnjepainting the walls, whitewashing
• krečitito whitewash, to paint (walls) (imperfective)
• krédachalk
• krèdītloan, credit; phone balance
• krèditnā kàrticacredit card
• kreketatito croak
• krȅmacream
• krȅma za sȕnčānjesun cream, sunscreen
• krenutito start (moving); to set about (krenuo je da radi); to set off…
• kretanjemovement; a trend (kretanje cena, price trends)
• kretatito start off, to depart (imperfective; perfective krenuti); kretati…
• krètēna moron, a cretin (name-calling, stronger than budala; for…
• krèvetbed
• krevétaccot
• KrfCorfu (the island; na Krfu)
• kȑhakbrittle; fragile
• kȑhkofragile
• krȉglabeer mug
• kríloa wing (of a bird, a building, a party); a lap
• kriminalcrime as a social problem
• krindžcringe, second-hand embarrassment (slang, indeclinable)
• kriptovalutaa cryptocurrency
• kristala crystal; crystal glass
• kritèrijuma criterion (Croatian ends it in -ij)
• kritito hide, to conceal
• kritičara critic
• krìtikacriticism; a review (of a film, a play)
• kritikovatito criticise (imperfective)
• krȋvguilty, at fault (it’s my fault); crooked
• krivìcaguilt, blame; fault (whose fault it is)
• krìvično dȅloa criminal offence, a crime (a minor offence is prekršaj)
• krivinaa bend, a curve (in a road)
• krivo mi jeI feel hurt, it upsets me
• krízaa crisis
• krnjtruncated, incomplete (krnji perfekat, the perfect without its helper…
• krntijaa wreck, a banger (colloquial)
• kroasana croissant
• krófnadoughnut
• kròjāčtailor
• krokodílskē sȕzecrocodile tears
• kròmpīrpotato
• krȏvroof
• krȍzthrough; in (of time: in a week’s time)
• kŕpacloth
• kŕpa za podfloor cloth
• kȑpa za sȗdovea tea towel, dish towel
• kr̀peljtick
• kȑpicasmall cloth
• kršitito break, to violate (a rule, a law; imperfective)
• kȑsnā slȁvaa family patron saint’s day
• kȑstcross
• kršténjea baptism, a christening
• krstitito baptise (kršten, baptised)
• krȗgcircle
• kruhbread (Croatian; Serbian hleb)
• krunaa royal crown
• krȕnicacrown
• krúpanlarge; heavily built; major (of a matter, a change)
• krȕškapear
• kȓvblood
• krvavbloody
• kȑvnā slȉkaa full blood count, blood count
• kȑvnī prìtisakblood pressure
• krvoprolićebloodshed
• krvotokthe bloodstream
• kŕznofur (on an animal or as material)
• kuc-kucknock knock
• kȕćaa house; home (at home, going home)
• kucatito knock; to type (colloquial)
• kȕčedoggy, little dog; puppy (affectionate; a big dog is pas)
• kućepazitelja building caretaker
• kućèrinaa huge house (from kuća; big, not necessarily nice)
• kućevlasnika homeowner, a house owner
• kȕćicaa little house (from kuća); a dog kennel; a box (on a form)
• kȕćnī ljùbimaca pet, house pet
• kȕćnī rȇdhouse rules
• kȕćnī sáveta residents’ committee, tenants’ council
• kucnutito give a knock
• kucnuti u drvoto knock on wood
• kȕd kòjī mȉlī mòjieveryone scattered in all directions (jocular)
• kùdawhere to
• kude(dialect, the south) where — gde (also “they find fault”, from kuditi)
• kugathe plague
• kȕhinjakitchen
• Kuj gvožđe dok je vrućestrike while the iron is hot
• kȕkatito lament, to wail; to moan (complain)
• kȕkāvanwretched, miserable (bookish)
• kukavicaa cuckoo; a coward
• kukavičlukcowardice
• kukualas!, woe is me! (lament)
• kukurikatito crow
• kukurikucock-a-doodle-doo
• kukùruzmaize, corn
• kȗlcool (slang, indeclinable)
• kúlaa tower (also a fortified stone house, in epic)
• kulminacijaa climax
• kulturaculture
• kȗmgodfather; best man
• kúmagodmother
• kúmstvogodparenthood (the bond of godparents and best men)
• kúnamarten
• kùnīćrabbit
• kúpacbuyer; customer (in a shop)
• kȕpaćī kòstima swimming costume, swimsuit
• kùpalīštea bathing area, a lido
• kúpānje bȅbebathing the baby
• kúpati seto bathe, have a bath; to go for a swim
• kupàtilobathroom
• kupea train compartment; (oni) kupe, “they buy” (from kupiti)
• kùpinablackberry (raspberry is malina)
• kúpitito buy (perfective; kȕpiti, to gather, is another word)
• kúpiti mȁčku u džákuto buy a pig in a poke (literally ‘a cat in a sack’)
• kupopròdajasale and purchase (the transaction)
• kupòvatito buy (imperfective of kupiti)
• kupòvinashopping; purchase
• kùpujēmI buy, I am buying; wanted (in ads)
• kùpuscabbage
• kùrīrcourier
• kùrīrskā slȕžbacourier service
• kȕrsan exchange rate; a course (of study)
• kušatito sample, to try the taste of (imperfective)
• kustosa curator
• KùsturicaKusturica (Emir Kusturica, the film director; two Palmes d’Or)
• kùsūrchange (money returned)
• kùtijaa box; a packet (of cigarettes)
• kȕvāmI cook
• kuvanboiled, cooked (kuvano jaje)
• kȕvānjecooking
• kȕvāra cook, a chef; a cookery book
• kȕvatito cook; to boil (food, coffee)
• kȕvati na pȁrito steam
• kva-kvaquack (a duck)
• kvȁčicaháček
• kvȁčiloclutch
• kvàdrāta square (shape); square metre (colloquial, in flat adverts)
• kvadratúrafloor area
• kvakatito quack
• kvalìtetquality
• kvalìtet vȁzduhaair quality
• kvȃra breakdown, a fault
• kvaritito ruin, to damage (imperfective; perfective pokvariti)
• kvȃrta neighbourhood (of a town); a district (of a town)
• kvartala quarter (of a year)
• kvazistručnjaka would-be expert
• kvoruma quorum
• kvótaodds; a quota
• kvrágudamn (milder than dođavola)
• kvrcsnap, crack