{orko} is glossed as "orc" or "orch" (the latter spelling is from Sindarin).
{orka} means a kind of cetacean. The two words differ only in the final vowel,
which means that if they are rafsi fu'ivla, then they collide.
Are they rafsi
fu'ivla? I don't remember about words that begin with a vowel, except that if
a rafsi is put before them, an apostrophe is inserted as an interfix, e.g.
{miky'enri}.
If they do collide, I suggest the following instead of {orko}:
{orxo}, from Sindarin;
{gorguni}, from Druadan.
Pierre
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sei do'anai mi'a djuno puze'e noroi nalselganse srera
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