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coach
  trennõr s
(coach, trainer, instructor)
						
coach
  vagōn, vǭig s
((rail) carriage, coach, car)
						
coach house
  rattõd|kīņ s
(carriage house, coach house)
						
coachman
  kutšõr s
(coachman)
						
coal
  kivīd|tungõl, rōda|si’ž, si’ž s
(coal)

to mine coal   kivīdtungiļi kouvõ

He is sitting like on hot coals.   Ta istāb nemē kūmizt sidūd pǟl.

What do you want from those coals?   Mis sa tǭ’d nēšti si’žžist?

						
coal basin
  sidūd|basein s
(coal basin, coal field)
						
coal field
  sidūd|basein s
(coal basin, coal field)
						
coal gas
  ving s
(carbon monoxide, (charcoal) fumes, coal gas)

strong charcoal fumes   sūr ving

The fumes are coming inside.   Ving tulāb tu’bbõ

The stove filled the room with fumes.   Ǭ’j laskīz vingõ tu’bbõ.

I felt I was getting sick from the fumes.   Vingstõ ma tūndiz, ku mi’nnõn ei slikțõ.

						
coal mine
  sidūd|kōvandõks s
(coal mine)
						
coal miner
  sidūd|kōvaji s
(coal miner)
						
coaly
  si’žži adj
(containing coal, soiled with coal, coaly)
						
coarse
  ǭŗa s
(coarse, rough brush; comb, hackle)

In the past, [one] brushed [one's] head with a coarse brush.   Vanāst ǭŗaks sigīz pǟdõ.

						
coarse
(a)   gro’bļimi adj
(rough, coarse)

rough hands   gro’blimizt kädūd

rough skin   gro’blimi nǭ’gõ

(b)   ja’mdi adj
(rough, coarse)

coarse yarn   ja’mdi lānga

rough voice   ja’mdi ēļ

coarse flour   ja’mdid jo’vd

coarse language [~words]   ja’mdid sõnād

(c)   ja’mdõ adj
(coarse, rough)

a rough voice   ja’mdõ ēļ

(d)   jo’u|garri adj
(rough, coarse)

coarse wool   jo’ugarri vīla

(e)   jurg adj
(rough, coarse)

Wool is rough, sort of a little sharp, wool is not soft.   Vīla u’m jurg, seļļi va’imi rǭz, vīla ä’b ūo ne’i pī’emdi.

Some sheep have a kind of rough wool.   Mingiz lambõn u’m seļļi jurg vīla.

(f)   ka’rdi adj
(rough, coarse)

rough hands   ka’rdid kädūd

an uneven surface   ka’rdi pīnda

(g)   ka’rdõ adj
(rough, coarse)
(h)   prost adj
(coarse, uncouth; common, plain)

an uncouth person   prost rištīng

(i)   roppi adj
(coarse, uncouth, vulgar)

an uncouth person, boor   roppi rištīng

vulgar talk   roppi rõk

He really is an uncouth person with his vulgar talk.   Ta u’m kil ikš roppi rištīng eņtš roppiz rõkkõks.

						
coast
(a)   kūolta s
(shore, coast, bank)

The river has two banks.   Jo’ugõn at kakš kuoltõ.

(b)   rānda s
(coast, shore, beach)

The fishermen are going to the beach.   Kalāmī’ed lǟ’bõd randõ.

We live on the coast.   Mēg jelām rāndas.

I am from the coast.   Ma u’m rāndast perīņ.

						
coastal
(a)   mie’rn|a’igi adj
(coastal)
(b)   rānda|pūoli adj
(on the shore, near the shore, coastal)
						
coastal hollow (long, narrow gullies in northern Courland located between coastal rises and petrified dunes which formed during earlier stages of the Baltic Sea’s development)
  vigā s
(coastal hollow (long, narrow gullies in northern Courland located between coastal rises and petrified dunes which formed during earlier stages of the Baltic Sea’s development))
						
coastal region
  aigā|mǭ s
(seashore, seacoast, coastal region)
						
coastal shelf
  aigā|mie’r s
(shallow coastal waters, coastal shelf)
						
coastdweller
  rāndali s
(coastdweller, Livonian)
						
coat
  mantõl s
(coat, overcoat)
						
coat of arms
  vap s
(coat of arms)
						
cobbler
  keng|šepā s
(shoemaker, cobbler)
						
cobbling (paving with cobblestones)
  bri’ggimi s
(paving, cobbling (paving with cobblestones))
						
coccygeal vertebra
  tabār|lǭndrõks s
(coccygeal vertebra, caudal vertebra, tail vertebra)
						
cock-a-doodle-doo
  kikrikik intj
(cock-a-doodle-doo)
						

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