Talk:Komorex/@comment-181.229.84.9-20190601183819/@comment-25254386-20190602005111

K, well Komo is not Spanish. The first big clue to that is that it starts with a "k". True Spanish words rarely, if ever, use "k". It was only adopted into the Spanish alphabet because of foreign words that used it, such as kilometer.

Also, the link you provided never even mentioned a Spanish definition for Komo. As far as I can tell the "enter", "go into", "penetrate" stuff only comes from the first def. in the Hawaiian language. And the only mention of Spanish in the page is under the Cebuano section, which I'm skeptical of since I can't seem to find any other source or translation to back it up.