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  1. hago— matter; subject; affair
  2. xw'ko'— unbolt
  3. pili— playground; open field
  4. paro' patvr— cage for chicken
  5. laako— a crossed stick in front of the entrance to signify the performance of a ritual in the household
  6. har— cut (esp. meat); dismember
  7. guli— bullet
  8. tamù— a deity
  9. ta'mú— betel
  10. xaci— ceiling rack for storing meat
  11. kapuñ— strange; bizzare
  12. abba— father; daddy; papa
  13. mwra— effigy in an agricultural field to scare away birds
  14. luxwñ-lumwñ— speak in a confused way; speak nervously
  15. harje'— run over (esp. by a vehicle)
  16. qa'— tie; bind
  17. haaso haaso— slowly; sluggishly
  18. paro' pabya'— young chicken
  19. tipi— thumb impression
  20. a— an interjection at the end of a sentence to emphasize or reinforce the statement made
  21. joo— pay as wage
  22. qwfañ xwko hamañ— a variety of vegetable; centella; gotu kola (Centella asiatica)
  23. sulú— fence
  24. cuuxa— small bamboo container over the fireplace
  25. yarlo— calm someone down
  26. mwjù— ways of doing; custom
  27. bije twgya— a flowering plant found in the bamboo gardens
  28. buupiñ swnw— twin; siblings
  29. tapa'— ignore (listening)
  30. apuñ— among
  31. haatiñ— node (as of bamboo)
  32. apyáa— tracks made by small animals
  33. dooli— sickness; fever
  34. kofo'-koco— bent; not round; irregular
  35. sorò— thick (of objects like a thread)
  36. bebu'— gun
  37. je'ta— flattened
  38. pacu yagw— a small cane basket used as a measure of grain
  39. male— luggage; load; baggage
  40. akó koñtw'— only one; alone
  41. poli— seed
  42. luhu-luha— provoke; tease
  43. gwrw— spring action noose trap
  44. mwmiñ— win
  45. de'lo— frame of a basket, etc.
  46. zi'xañ— twenty
  47. mwdó— rain; weather
  48. nwka— your; second person singular genitive pronoun
  49. zatañ— snout or muzzle (of animal); edge or tip
  50. la'du— a forearm span; a unit of measurement equivalent to the length of a forearm
  51. mwtù— beginning
  52. nwji yanw— leaves of ghost tree
  53. kasw-kape— ignore; pay attention to
  54. kone koñtw— only one; lonely
  55. tali yordu— a variety of chili
  56. swpya— dhole; Asiatic wild dog
  57. kv— okay; yes; affirmative interjection
  58. je'me'— flat; deflatted
  59. tw'— pound, strike
  60. subu zaazi— lichen around bamboo nodes
  61. haaya— hungry; famished; starving
  62. luxa'— speak wrongly
  63. zimuñ— young woman
  64. mwdiñ-kwliñ— intentionally
  65. mwsì— do something secretly
  66. apóo— put cloths on cloth holder
  67. neha— man; human beings
  68. bwfe'— soft; spongy; pliable
  69. lwci— left (leg)
  70. wro o— beer prepared in large scale for occasions like Muruñ ritual
  71. fa'co— tiny metal bell
  72. mwji— a variety of tree having a very bitter taste
  73. narikol— coconut
  74. putu— mountain
  75. neñpyo— good smell
  76. supuñ piñta— beer container used during rituals
  77. haaci— east
  78. susumomo— disappointed; dispirited; downcast
  79. zima'— war; enemy
  80. nw'— prick; stab
  81. fa'ge'— catch (fire)
  82. aliñ— make something round; wind a quantity of yarn or thread into a ball (esp. by using a kind of spinning wheel)
  83. peñbe— snow
  84. pi'— bear; put up with
  85. pé— distribute; dole out; apportion; allocate
  86. gw— wear clothing; pregnant; bear (fruit or leaves, of a tree)
  87. pixw— spindle used for spinning thread from cotton
  88. heñjuñ— comfort; ease; luxury; opulence
  89. úì peruñ— a variety of bean
  90. aha'— hang something
  91. kv— interjection to draw attention
  92. lwgyu— claw
  93. he'i— a portion of meat
  94. defañ-rwcañ— bell used by priest during rituals
  95. rúu— shed (as trees do of leaves)
  96. yu— chant an ayú
  97. kacvr— see meticulously
  98. cíku— pocket; pouch
  99. armyañ— name
  100. pw'— sweep; clean
  101. zaapa'— insult; slander; discredit
  102. yaabuñ— dull (of a person)
  103. suh— spring
  104. yasi paje'— water birds
  105. siiñbo— large-sized larvae of dragonfly
  106. adú— make noise
  107. nago— ritual hut in the middle of a village
  108. pariñ— combination of two or more colors
  109. mwdiñpa— intentionally
  110. gaambw— border; brim; boundary
  111. hurbu— pipe, usually of bamboo or wood, to conduct water from one field to the other
  112. po'— grow (as horns do)
  113. abu'— coddled; pampered
  114. zatu— resting place
  115. taarò— many; large numbers
  116. jar— fly; soar; glide
  117. la'piñ— back of the hand
  118. lwgo'— cracked sole; cracked feet
  119. pata-pabya— spotted
  120. le'ca— cane havershack covered with fibres from the bark of a particular tree worn during jungle expeditions or during war-related rituals
  121. qwwla— owl
  122. abúr— unlucky; unfortunate; jinxed; ill-fated
  123. une gwkor— scar
  124. tapúu— a color pattern of a mithun, of overall white color
  125. paka'— depression; dent; trough
  126. pwsa leñda— a variety of highly decorated and colorful skirt for young girls
  127. yar— persuade; coax; convince; win over
  128. ma— no; exclamation for negative response (esp. to a request or order)
  129. karv— transparent; see through; translucent
  130. lwyi— footprint, esp. of animals
  131. ma'bo— son in law (term of reference)
  132. myamya pwro— plated bamboo basket for storing the myamya brass plate
  133. pamyo— injury; encumbrance
  134. atúu— progeny; young; offspring; baby animal
  135. dwho-luho— offending
  136. ama'— feed (esp. the hired laborers)
  137. yarú— ear
  138. payu— glue usually of plant origin
  139. ata— aunt (term of address)
  140. mwbo-lubo— participate; assist; support
  141. goñpiñ— close mouth
  142. óò— till (with spade); dig; plow
  143. sár— rip; tear
  144. kahi'-kaso— look after; take care
  145. goi'dado— wholely, entirely
  146. hubur— pipe, usually of bamboo or wood, to conduct water from one field to the other
  147. cizu'— soot; impure carbon particles resulting from the incomplete combustion of wood
  148. pesu'— hornbill
  149. kwdiñ— knock; bang; thump
  150. iñrw'— meet; meet up with; run into
  151. gyo— hurt or kill accidentally
  152. hadw— be angry
  153. batiñ— hedge; cattle barricade designed for humans to climb over it
  154. dwmw nanw— side dish
  155. hoopa— therefore; for
  156. mwmiñ-mwhiñ— do something without a purpose
  157. tatá— color pattern of mithun bull, described as overall black with a white spots on either side
  158. cwgw-caga— lean and thin
  159. tolw'— pour something in
  160. rwbó afiñ— the evening after three days
  161. háako— entrance
  162. ce'— press or squeeze; sandwich; compress
  163. amañ— roof
  164. neñke'— thirteenth lunar month of the year; December-January
  165. roñ— break relationship; avoid (esp. a relation); antipathy; abhorrence
  166. zu'pa'— erase; wipe out; rub off
  167. rì alo— the day after tomorrow
  168. qwra— variety of a migratory fish
  169. tapañ-kara alo— Tuesday
  170. hokoda— in that case; that being so; then
  171. rwxw alo— four days hence
  172. párww— twist; turn around
  173. runw— madman; lunatic; maniac
  174. sor— slip; skid
  175. pya'— splash; throw (water)
  176. qarpa— laugh at; make fun of; ridicule
  177. ga'tiñ— block by holding
  178. arlv— hard; firm; rigid; strong
  179. apw-asó— area; dimension
  180. ajiñ— befriend
  181. ura— inside (as of a house)
  182. mwró— enlarge; widen
  183. aziñ— breast; milk
  184. bañs garw— bus
  185. taku'— cucumber
  186. rori— spectacles; eyeglasses
  187. la'ke— cross or fold one's arms
  188. pwjo— a moment ago
  189. bóì— track made by large game
  190. laliñ— footprint
  191. hokw— from
  192. hwka' hamañ— a variety of edible fern
  193. yo yaxo— skewer (for meat)
  194. tace— divide; distribute
  195. pe'— lay a trap; entrap; ensnare
  196. dwrañ-sañxañ— a variety of edible berries
  197. cuca— an element of a ritual altar
  198. atw'— keep; store; retain; hold on to
  199. o barde— cane basket used for distilling rice/millet beer
  200. pilañ-pisañ— light yellow
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