"His kitchen"

Translation: Jiko lake

[Nsikan9]

How about 'jikoni kwake'?

[AGreatUserName]

That's more likely to mean "in his kitchen", but I don't want to say anything definitive about that.

[Joel158879]

I would second @AGreatUserName. "anapika jikoni kwake" for "he is cooking in his kitchen" but if you're just talking about the place without putting anything "in" it, it'd be "jiko lake."

[Yung_Biden]

When is it appropriate to use "kw-"
Does it work when using the "-ni" locative suffix?