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  1. paxè— mesh, which may be of wire, bamboo or cane; lattice
  2. kasi-kaha'— disagreeable; repulsive; unpleasant to see
  3. samiñ rako— tortoise
  4. zafañ— ten years
  5. kwdi— soil
  6. koode koode— waddling, of gait
  7. koso— lengthwise; placed lengthwise
  8. subu tu'te'— a variety of wild strawberry
  9. dwraa-lozañ— in the coming years
  10. parliñ— crawl out
  11. ke'tiñ— thatch
  12. diifañ— areas of human activity between the forests and the villages
  13. axóo— stalk; stem
  14. lugya'— speak wrongly
  15. pwcañ— pot
  16. ha'tú— obstruct; block; clog
  17. hémò— rest; take a breather
  18. pwpiñ— bamboo mat for drying paddy or millet
  19. itú pumiñ— a variety of small dragonfly
  20. uurañ— deep
  21. kopa'— throw away (from the mouth)
  22. koogá— spread one's legs
  23. byo'dá— bright; brilliant
  24. kapako he— everywhere
  25. rumali— handkerchief
  26. birañ— stump (esp. of bamboo)
  27. hwri-hwxo— dirt particles
  28. potiñ— an element of loin loom
  29. hemó— suspect; doubt; distrust
  30. xooló— main; supreme; principal; chief; head
  31. kamo— dark
  32. nwji— indigo (colour)
  33. daapo— a gift item on the occasion of Mida, a part of Apatani marriage ceremony
  34. kenda— black necked crane (Grus nigricollis)
  35. lwbi'— right (leg)
  36. rwhiñ— a variety of tree
  37. pyu'nw— seller
  38. yabiñ— a variety of bamboo (Cephalostachium capitatum)
  39. pufe sila'nw— tailor
  40. le'ta'— animal skin rug used as a mat
  41. saluñ— medium sized cucumber
  42. álù— busy
  43. haaza— small; young
  44. nu— dark red colour
  45. gajor— carrot
  46. sañkó— a kind of fruit
  47. narpa'— lend; loan
  48. xeñ— cut
  49. muku— tobacco
  50. aci takvr— star
  51. nar— borrow
  52. nañpa'— push something away
  53. wta'— stinger (of bee or wasp)
  54. lwpiñ— upper portion of the foot
  55. mwbyú— offend (by doing something)
  56. karpya'— unroll
  57. koopw'— sprain
  58. paxo— narrow channel in the wet rice cultivation fields
  59. sañta'— wooden plank
  60. golu— lie; untruth; falsehood
  61. pwdiñ xotu— metal skewer for hair knot
  62. cixw-cixo— a variety of bird; black drongo (Dicrurus macrocercus)
  63. asiñ— feed (esp. liquid food)
  64. axóo— head; leader; principal
  65. yaju'— ladle
  66. la'hiñ— finger nail
  67. ci'pw— frame of the bamboo sliding door
  68. poxe— a variety of beer considered inferior in quality
  69. mwyañ— a variety of plant used as tinder
  70. rwgo'— cane loop tied on the horns of cows or mithuns
  71. fagya— usual; normal; habitual; customary
  72. cifù— little forktail (Enicurus scouleri)
  73. la'ko— button; an element of babo which is a horizontal stick on the body
  74. bade— ceiling rack for storing meat syn. yo bade; xaci
  75. mu'— brew (beer)
  76. mombati— candle
  77. gartú— small (as a field)
  78. byaku' tale'— onion
  79. acuñ— hide; conceal; camouflage; cove up
  80. koñtw— only
  81. luja— finish speaking; conclude
  82. su— evaporate; emit smoke
  83. kortú— metal capping at the end of the handle of a ceremonial sword (ci'rì)
  84. jirw— spin; rotate
  85. axe'— kidney
  86. swfiñ swro— now a days; these days
  87. tase— sago palm; tree fern (Cyathea gigantea)
  88. horci— smart; agile
  89. jo'— cut, lengthwise with a blade
  90. nene— bruise; contusion; black and blue mark
  91. adóo— distant; far; remote
  92. po'tuñla— squatting
  93. sitañ— like this; this way
  94. de'— crack; split; rapture
  95. pwse— a variety of bird; Dollarbird (Eurystomus orientalis)
  96. j— j dʒʌʌ the letter representing dʒ in the Apatani alphabet
  97. tapyo— herbal salt
  98. hañ— investigate; make enquiries; probe; enquire
  99. taxó— bald
  100. fe'po— join a thread by rollin on the palms
  101. ciirw— edge; brim
  102. ací-búrù— brothers; siblings
  103. la'ta— open the hand; unclench the fist
  104. xapo— bamboo rack above the fireplace
  105. colo— a decorative element of babó
  106. soku-soka— tease; make fun of; poke fun at; trifle with
  107. jare— one thousand
  108. je'je'— soft due to cooking too much
  109. háatw mwlw— hopefully; confidently; optimistically
  110. asoo— party; group; gang; supporter
  111. lurù— stubborn; obstinate; recalcitrant; difficult to speak
  112. mula— radish
  113. jiimu— giddiness
  114. yama— poor
  115. kursi— chair
  116. mwja— finish doing something
  117. bww— give birth to
  118. bwya'— soft; spongy; pliable
  119. lo— with; by
  120. pemi'— put off (light)
  121. hwzò— the ninth day of the ten-day post-natal confinement of a mother and newborn
  122. miliñ— serious (of health status) adv. with great difficulty; by hook or by crook
  123. diñ nanw— pillow; headrest
  124. gyo'— call; hail
  125. lwbáñ ba'nw— baby sitter
  126. sarse— millet
  127. lobyo' twre— a variety of thorny plant
  128. gordu— worth; merit; caliber
  129. Cañtuñ— primordian protective deity of the Apatanis
  130. qarnañ— funny; hilarious; amusing; comical
  131. ce'— argue; contend; claim; wrangle
  132. sah— tea
  133. lwci'— toe
  134. sarsw'— bland; insipid; weak (of liquor)
  135. tutu popo— impulsive; impetuous; reckless
  136. mwlañ— all; everybody
  137. swcañ— earth
  138. kobyáñ— bracelet; bangle
  139. abyo— endearingly; fondly; affectionately
  140. hiq— three
  141. lañjañ— base of the head; nape of the neck
  142. xo'— pry open
  143. beluñ— friend; audience (term of reference)
  144. pore— a variety of beer preparation
  145. mwqo— stop doing something
  146. mipa— an early ripening variety of millet mainly grown in paddy field bundhs
  147. ácì— pain; suffering
  148. ha'— bite off
  149. kaka-taka— take stock of; make enquiries
  150. bum— bomb
  151. buuxe— a variety of house rat
  152. ásù-ale— lazy
  153. jilañ— a kind of traditional shawl (esp.used by the priests)
  154. lula'— speak well
  155. zipá— general term for people living in the plains of the south
  156. dorgi— earthworm
  157. karpa' pwlò— second lunar month of the year; February
  158. bwlu-bwla'— hurriedly; suddenly
  159. byayuñ— tomato; potato
  160. keba'-kela— hug or embrace in an intimate way; hug in a playful way
  161. jiñko jiñko— lanky; tall and thin
  162. meli— kill as revenge
  163. twniñ— variety of a plant; wild sesame (Perilla frutescens)
  164. hww— that
  165. úì— spirit; god; devil
  166. poñsa'— distinct; different
  167. ditiñ— cliff; ravine
  168. tako-laro— variety of a hard stone
  169. tacì— crab
  170. hukw— whose
  171. Misañ byako— yellow berried nightshade (Solanum xanthocarpum)
  172. heñxw-miliñ— scarce; meager; in short supply
  173. pwlo kobyañ— a variety of bangle
  174. ro'pi— a ritual of repentance after accidental killing of certain animals or human
  175. ni— trap (esp. birds with glue)
  176. añ— an interjection at the end of a sentence to solicit agreement to a statement
  177. nw'yu'— prick; pierce
  178. paro'— chicken; fowl
  179. byací— smart; quick; agile
  180. agyañ— ritual altar of the Apatanis
  181. goñcañ une— angular stomatitis
  182. empyañ— grain for poultry
  183. sisi— now
  184. lupá-luma— speak without a purpose; speak carelessly
  185. ti'pa'— erase; wipe off; rub out
  186. fe'pu— horizontal piece of bamboo holding the framework of a door
  187. pìitañ— dry
  188. twrw huufi'— a variety of green grasshopper
  189. busañ tabú— a variety of snake; Green Ratsnake (Senticolis triaspis) var. bwsañ tabú
  190. lwwbuñ— unnatural death, of a woman
  191. haasvr— the internodal part of a bamboo
  192. ra— build (a structure); construct; fabricate
  193. twpya'— a necklace with a few beads on a black thread used as a talisman
  194. koku dwru— bulky; oversized; massive; cumbersome
  195. arbú— unlucky; unfortunate; jinxed; ill-fated var. abú; abúr Ant. aro'
  196. pwlo— moon; month
  197. kobiñ— a variety of oak tree
  198. santú— tree
  199. nunuka— your (plural)
  200. karw'— meet; greet
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