English

Proper noun

Koko

1. A Khoisan language of Namibia and Botswana.

Anagrams

• kook

Bamu

Adjective

koko

1. hard, not soft
2. hard, difficult
3. (of fruit) firm, ripe
4. stuck, immobile, immovable

Derived terms

• koko obo

References

• Chris and Phil Carr, Bamu Dictionary (2012)

Chamicuro

Etymology

From Spanish coco.

Noun

koko

1. coconut

Esperanto

Etymology

French coq and English cock

Noun

koko ‎(accusative singular kokon, plural kokoj, accusative plural kokojn)

1. chicken
2. fowl
3. (dated) cock

Hyponyms

• virkoko (idiomatic) (rooster, cock)
• kokido ‎(“chick”)
• kokino ‎(“hen”)

Hypernyms

• birdo ‎(“bird”)

Meronyms

• kokaĵo ‎(“chicken meat”)

Finnish

Adjective

koko ‎(indeclinable, not comparable)

1. whole, entire

   • Koko päivä meni hukkaan.
     • The whole day was wasted.

2. all; see all day, all night

   • Valvoimme koko yön.
     • We stayed up all night.
   • Älä valvo koko yötä!
     • Don't stay up all night.

Usage notes

The word modified by koko is in accusative (except in negative constructions, as above, where partitive is always used).

Derived terms

• kokoontua
• koostaa
• koota
• kokous

Compounds

• kokoaikainen
• kokonainen
• kokonaisuus
• kokopuku
• kokopäiväinen

Noun

koko

1. size

   • Mikä sinun kokosi on?
     • What is your size?

Declension

Derived terms

• adjectives: kokoinen

Hawaiian

Etymology

From an original toto.

Noun

koko

1. blood

Japanese

Romanization

koko

1. rōmaji reading of ここ