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  1. mahana— stone, rock
  2. ema; yama— I
  3. madi; wiɲi— sap
  4. loene; wele— bridge
  5. zei; paša— plain, field
  6. bizo— shame (noun)
  7. kʷada; kʷada-ha— we (inclusive)
  8. pa— cry, weep
  9. kʷeneloe; šewi— hinder, prevent
  10. sawa-lili; a-sawa-lili— green
  11. apoakata— cure, heal
  12. ba; habatime; c̷ic̷abaha— think (= be of the opinion)
  13. zewi— write
  14. haizikihae— thirst
  15. diba— taste
  16. ko; koc̷o— where?
  17. biɲa— bat
  18. likʷi— sew
  19. laka— swallow
  20. haha— fruit
  21. yanakona— sorcerer, witch
  22. weta— light, kindle, ignite
  23. e-iɲa— feather
  24. bale-bale eatani— turn over
  25. c̷eo— lick
  26. apia; ateli; piǰa— straight
  27. lobiahi— netbag
  28. toloanini; toloneti— kneel
  29. ize— wake up
  30. ani— sit
  31. ac̷o— breast (of woman)
  32. awani— stinking, bad smelling
  33. tezi— embers
  34. aise; aiyaha— who?
  35. -wena; maheheti— dawn
  36. e-kʷiča; c̷edapo— person, human being
  37. lae; noi— break
  38. ai kʷaeihi— teacher
  39. me-bahatibo— wrist
  40. kʷabec̷a— fly (vb)
  41. a; imea; me; po— build
  42. dana— horn
  43. mewe; mewe-ana— bore
  44. kana; naeda— they
  45. ai-kana— thing
  46. topo— count
  47. isea; toaba— keep, retain
  48. tiado— nape of neck
  49. wizi— mucus (nasal)
  50. baha— ax
  51. e-ami— meat
  52. ezae— intention, purpose
  53. moi— flute
  54. ewa; eowa— earth, land
  55. bana; zaza— plant (vb)
  56. kʷiwio— narrow
  57. loe— dig
  58. po-c̷oa— go up
  59. kʷa-ti— fire
  60. talale— hole
  61. apamo; kʷeme— much, many
  62. bewe— shell
  63. lokʷa— wash
  64. tabo; pele; ada— join, unite
  65. iǰada; moho— choose
  66. noehaha— young woman (adolescent)
  67. abalimi; aliso— beautiful
  68. welolo— perspire
  69. doc̷oa— raise, lift
  70. me-takʷa— palm of hand
  71. nala— collar
  72. -bec̷ota— first
  73. ai iloi-hi— master
  74. hehe— sing
  75. waha— honey
  76. oši— sugar cane
  77. bebakʷa bene— behind
  78. ba; ba-mewe— know
  79. kʷada— we
  80. ac̷ono; c̷ono-da; mate— long-time (for a)
  81. abec̷o; aleo— swift, fast, quick
  82. wawa; nene— aunt
  83. lasa-lasa— thin (in dimension)
  84. tašoi; c̷ewe— fork
  85. ateli— faithful
  86. wi— urinate
  87. e-iloi— servant
  88. biki— skin, hide
  89. c̷i-— secret
  90. boana; dali; ihana— imitate
  91. kʷekʷe— lip
  92. baleweti— give back
  93. dela— stretch
  94. wane; mama— wife
  95. kʷa-ti— firewood
  96. kʷele-kʷele— color
  97. pawe-oha— ugly
  98. me-šokʷe— thumb
  99. tašoi; c̷ewe— hook
  100. hanana-me-i— womb
  101. bata-sepe— shoulderblade
  102. lao; c̷oi— bite
  103. -poda— hasten, hurry
  104. wi; sololo— drip
  105. kʷac̷a— mouth
  106. lihi-we; pezo— part, piece
  107. mimi— speak, talk
  108. nokʷizi— armpit
  109. nime-ono— mind
  110. c̷ehonopea— stranger
  111. kʷade; pisa; c̷a— hunt
  112. hašatana— last, endure
  113. hiɲebaha; c̷abaha— listen
  114. ni— sure, certain
  115. boatiki; zomama— cockroach
  116. iboeta— forget
  117. nime-tioba; šikata— surprised, astonished
  118. hike; bakʷe hike— mouse, rat
  119. mia— chew
  120. piwiwihi; c̷ihi— scar
  121. wac̷i-hozoi— stocking, sock
  122. tadada; tolo— boy
  123. noli— pinch
  124. isawa— fairy, elf
  125. kʷala-doe— mother-in-law (of a man)
  126. we-c̷eiɲe-o— yesterday
  127. kʷala; wadi— mother
  128. hemi— pumpkin, squash
  129. walipa— hen
  130. a-ato; abao— high
  131. mala— weather
  132. ami— blood
  133. dodo-i— mill
  134. c̷ope; c̷opolo— swelling
  135. mata-bene— west
  136. hai; hai-we; hai-ǰa— well, health
  137. tamo— gill
  138. sičo— chain
  139. pona— female (adj)
  140. tiǰada; eta— leg
  141. sewa— black
  142. boli— smile
  143. e-tae mawa— ridgepole
  144. baba-tae— temple, church
  145. šoa-iɲa— hair (head)
  146. sipia— ditch
  147. dohoi— chief, chieftain
  148. ani— remain, stay
  149. kʷaba; c̷ota; ziki— basket
  150. baepa— heaven
  151. c̷ewai; e-mei— cup, drinking vessel
  152. timo— ashes
  153. bata; ebe-— shoulder
  154. lelo— creep, crawl
  155. emekʷasa— fish trap
  156. mama-zao; no-lipi— younger brother
  157. mioso— middle, center
  158. aničada— trough
  159. kʷade— pursue
  160. e-amaha— molartooth
  161. neda; mikata— sick, sickness
  162. c̷ekʷe— yard, court
  163. me-ac̷a— finger
  164. bai— lake
  165. awe mawe; ho pewe— widow
  166. aiǰihae; amahoho— hunger
  167. ane; neda— pain
  168. pepa— paint (vb)
  169. emi— flesh
  170. ac̷a; masa-masa-iɲa— fish poison (root)
  171. kʷedi— spit
  172. bene; pehe— side
  173. močačo bade— pregnant
  174. ba— see
  175. akeoli; aheni— fear, fright
  176. lala— window
  177. ailotahai— obey
  178. iša; iša-bote-a— put
  179. lalo; hiho— crop, harvest
  180. piwiwineti— island
  181. lobo-ti; sipa— hide, conceal
  182. wanabotea; iša; iša-botea; ha— throw
  183. keločo— saw
  184. beta; zeiye— little (quantity), few
  185. oc̷e— grandson
  186. mehewe— empty
  187. waezakʷa; šakʷa— young man (adolescent)
  188. -dada; -hao— after
  189. a-hawa— yellow
  190. bediwe; dipapowe— always
  191. wai; wodoho— dove
  192. emi; c̷edo— chest
  193. doe-mec̷e— relatives, kinsmen
  194. kʷelihi— pound with fist
  195. balele-a— turn around
  196. e-bo— face
  197. piso; a-laka-laka; c̷ona— untie
  198. bataiyo— vomit
  199. azaha; kʷibi— dry
  200. šašo-kʷe; mano— river, stream, brook
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