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- blóka (“low-level worker especially in an office”)
- bóka (“to book”; “to register a comment”; “book”)
- bróka (“to dress”; “woman (archaic)”; “pants (informal)”, “underwear (informal)”)
- Bróka
- djóka (“to joke (informal)”, “joke (informal)”)
- góka (“to dabble”)
- hróka (“to castle in chess (alternative of hrókera)”; “to transfer in a company (alternative of hrókera)”; “rook in chess”)
- Jóka
- kóka (“to freshen up”; “to peek”; “Coca-Cola”; “cocaine”)
- króka (“to bend”; “hook”)
- Króka
- lóka (“to hang down”; “penis”; “lazy or dull person”)
- móka (“to be between wakefulness and sleep”)
- slóka (“to gulp”)
- snjóka (“to pay for cooling”)
- Snjóka
- snóka (“to linger or overstay one's welcome”; “edelweiss”)
- sóka (“to take care of (rare)”)
- spóka (“to show oneself off”; “to go for a walk (in set phrases)”; “lad (dated)”)
- stróka (“to blow or throw into the air”; “thick smoke which rises into the air”)
- tóka (“to boast”; “bulky man”)
- Tóka
