innerlich, inward, within innig, fervent, heartfelt Insel, _f._ -n island irdisch, earthly, of this world irgend ein, any irr, confused; erring irren, _intr. and refl._ err, go astray J jagen, _tr._ hunt Jäger, _m._ -- hunter Jahr, _n._ -e year Jammer, _m._ lament, distress jammern, _intr._ lament, moan, wail jauchzen, _intr._ cry out with joy, exult je, ever jetzt, now jetzo, jetzund old forms for jetzt Joch, _n._ -e yoke Johanneswürmchen, _n._ -- glow-worm Jugend, _f._ youth jung, young Junge, _m._ (_adj. used as a noun_) boy, swain Jungfrau, _f._ -en maiden Jüngling, _m._ -e young man, youth Juni, _m._ June Junker, _m._ -- squire just, by chance K kahl, bare, bald Kahn, _m._ -"e boat Kaiser, _m._ -- emperor Kamerad, _m._ -en comrade Kamm, _m._ -"e comb kämmen, _tr._ comb Kammer, _f._ -n chamber, room Kampf, _m._ -"e battle, contest Kanone, _f._ -n cannon Kapelle, _f._ -n chapel Kapuze, _f._ -n cap, hood, cowl karg, sparse, meager Kasten, _m._ -" box kaum, hardly, barely keck, bold Kehle, _f._ -n throat kehren, _tr. and intr. (refl.)_ turn, return Kelch, _m._ -e calyx, cup kennen, kannte, gekannt, _tr._ know Kerze, _f._ -n candle kerzenhell, made bright by candles Kette, _f._ -n chain keuchen, _intr._ gasp, breathe with difficulty kichern, _intr._ laugh softly, chuckle Kind, _n._ -er child (_In many compounds_ _Kinder-_ is best rendered by childhood, _e.g._, _Kinderfrieden_ peace of childhood) kindlich, childlike, childly Kinn, _n._ -e chin Kirche, _f._ -n church Kirchhof, _m._ -"e churchyard Kissen, _n._ -- pillow Kiste, _f._ -n chest Klage, _f._ -n complaint, plaint; accusation klagen, _intr._ complain, make lament kläglich, pitiable Klang, _m._ -"e sound klappen, _intr._ clap, click klar, clear, bright Kleid, n. -er dress, garment kleiden, _tr._ dress, clothe klein, small, little klettern, _intr._ climb klingen, a, u, _intr._ resound, sound klirren, _intr._ clatter, clank, rattle Kluft, _f._ -"e cleft, chasm klug, clever, intelligent, wise Knabe, _m._ -n boy knallen, _intr._ crack Knäuel, _m._ -- ball of thread; entanglement Knecht, _m._ -e servant Knie, _n._ -e knee knieen, _intr._ kneel knistern, _intr._ crackle Knochen, _m._ -- bone Knospe, _f._ -n bud kommen, a[l], o, _intr._ come König, _m._ -e king (_In com- pounds_ _Königs-_ _is often best rendered by royal, e.g.,_ _Königsmahl_, _n._ royal feast _or_ banquet) Kopf, _m._ -"e head Korn, _n._ grain, "corn" (_the chief grain of a country; in Germany rye or wheat; with the pl._ _Körner_ = single seed of grain) kosen, _intr. and tr._ fondle, caress Kraft, _f._ -"e strength, power kräftig, strong Krähe, _f._ -n crow krähen, _intr._ crow; scream, cry out Kranich, _m._ -e crane Kranichzug, _m._ -"e flight _or_ flock of cranes on wing krank, ill, sick kränken, _tr._ grieve, wound Kranz, _m._ -"e wreath, garland Kraut, _n._ -"er plant; _collective_ plants, herbage Kreis, _m._ -e circle