_Kai_ Where. _Kairengro_ One who lives in a house. _Kaulo_ Black. _Kaulo gav_ Black town (Birmingham). _Kek_ No, not, etc. _Kekkeno mush’s poov_ A common. _Kekko_ It is not, etc. _Kekauvi_} _Kekaubi_} Kettle. _Kaubi_ } _Kekauvisky saster_ Kettle iron. _Kek komi_ No more. _Kitchema_ Public-house. _Komi_ More. _Korauna_ A crown (money). _Kushti_ Good. _Kushti divvus_ Good day. _Kushti rardi_ Good night. _Lelled_ Took, or taken. _Leste_ Him, of him. _Lil_ A book, letter or note. _Loo_ Corruption of “lee.” _Mande_ Me, mine. _Mas_ Meat. _Moomli_ Candle. _Mui_ Face. _Mullo mas_ Dead meat. _Mumpers_ Vagrants who live as gypsies. _Mumply gorgio_ A term of reproach. See _mumpers_ and _gorgio_. _Mush_ Man. _Nevi Wesh_ New Forest. _O_ The. _Opré_ Upon, above. _Pal_ Brother. _Panee_, _Pani_ Water. _Pani-mengri_ A vessel for water, a pail. _Pani-mush_ Sailor, waterman. _Pantsch_ Five. _Paracrow tute_ Thank you. _Pasherro_ A halfpenny. _Patrin_ Trail, or sign. _Pawnugo hev_ Well, or water hole. _Pen_ Sister. _Penned_ Said. _Pens_ Says. _Petulengro_ Romany for the surname “Smith.” _Plastra_ Run. _Poggado_ Broken. _Poggado jib_ Broken tongue, jargon. _Poov_ Earth, field, etc. _Poov the gry_ Literally, field the horse, but it is always understood to mean—to put a horse in a field, at night. _Por-engro_ A writer. _Posh_ Half. _Posh korauna_ Half a crown. _Posh ta posh_ Half and half. _Praio_ Upper. _Prala_ Brother. _Pukker_ To speak. _Pukkering cosh_ Literally, talking wood,—Finger-post, sign-post. A better term, but not so commonly used, is—_Drom sikkering engri_,—a thing for showing the way. _Putsi_ Pocket.