daynakunkal

(t)

clawless , achelate

Etymology:

day- + nakun + -kal

day-: (lfik) big, large, much, loud
nakun: (b) nail (anatomy), fingernail, toenail
-kal: (t xfik) without sufficient, -less

Rhyming Words not Ending in -kal/kal

admiral: (b) admiral
aysejabal: (b) iceberg
bortokal: (b) orange (fruit)
cakal: (b) jackal
canal: (b) channel, canal
cuyoato fal: (jm) starring
dadal: (b.oj) achievement, accomplishment; reach, achieve, accomplish
dodukumal: (t) unrighteous, wicked, vile; righteously, wickedly, vilely
egal: (t) equal, even; equally, evenly
eskandal: (b.nenoj) scandal; make a scandal
espesyal: (t) special, particular; especially, particularly
espiral: (b.oro) spiral, helix; twist
ewskal: (su n) Basque Country
fal: (p) (done) by
feodal: (t) feudal; feudally
futbal: (b) (American) football, gridiron
general: (b) general (officer)
globatotal: (t) worldwide
hardal: (b) mustard
hilal: (b) crescent (moon/shape)
hospital: (b) hospital
ideal: (t) ideal; ideally
intihal: (b.oj) plagiarism; plagiarize
irsal: (b.oj) sending; send
ishal: (b.nenoj) diarrhea; have diarrhea, suffer from diarrhea
jabal: (b) mountain
jedwal: (b.oj) schedule; schedule
kapital: (b) capital (wealth)
karakal: (b) caracal
karneval: (b) carnival
kristal: (b) crystal
liljabal: (b) hill
mal: (t) wrong, incorrect, mistaken; wrongly; incorrectly, mistakenly
marixal: (b) marshall
materyal: (b) material
metal: (b) metal
mineral: (b) mineral
mingal: (b) sickle, scythe
misal: (b) example
nagal: (b.oj) plow, plough; plow, plough
nepal: (su n) Nepal
newtral: (t) neutral; neutrally
opal: (b) opal
paskal: (b) pascal (unit), Pa
portal: (b) portal
portugal: (su n) Portugal
real: (t) real; really
ruirsal: (b.oj) return, send back
sandal: (b) sandal
senegal: (su n) Senegal
serval: (b) serval, Leptailurus
sosyal: (t) social; socially
swal: (b.oj) question; ask (pose a question)
tahal: (b) spleen, milt
tamal: (b) tamale
tasswal: (b.oj) interrogation; interrogate, question
tembal: (t) lazy; lazily
terminal: (b) (computer) terminal
total: (t) entire, entirely, whole, all, quite (a), absolute, absolutely
virtwal: (t) virtual; virtually
xinenmal: (t) heretical, heterodox, unorthodox