koko

See also Koko

Chamicuro

Etymology

From Spanish coco.

Noun

koko

1. coconut

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Esperanto

Etymology

French coq and English cock

Noun

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

1. chicken
2. fowl

Hyponyms

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

Hypernyms

• birdo (“bird”)

Meronyms

• kokaĵo (“chicken meat”)

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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

Declension of koko (type valo) singular plural nominative koko koot genitive koon kokojen partitive kokoa kokoja accusative koko koon koot inessive koossa ko’oissa elative koosta ko’oista illative kokoon kokoihin adessive koolla ko’oilla ablative koolta ko’oilta allative koolle ko’oille essive kokona kokoina translative kooksi ko’oiksi instructive – ko’oin abessive kootta ko’oitta comitative – kokoineen

Derived terms

• adjectives: kokoinen

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Hawaiian

Etymology

From an original toto.

Noun

koko

1. blood

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Japanese

Romanization

koko

1. See ここ