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  1. ewašokʷe— mountain, hill
  2. ašolili; azeza— bright
  3. akʷaiya; mailia— miss (target)
  4. ai; zeiyo— some
  5. toma; iɲakʷe— envy, jealousy
  6. kʷipac̷io; kec̷io; c̷io— when?
  7. c̷ekʷe tomo-i— door, gate
  8. haha-haha; pelolo— sphere, ball
  9. c̷amao— fox
  10. holakʷa; pawi-pawi— parrot
  11. walipa— cock, rooster
  12. akʷi-iɲa— leaf
  13. izi; neti; c̷eiɲeba— dwell, live
  14. ebai— arm
  15. c̷awa; oliba— help, aid
  16. kʷiča— body
  17. walipa— chicken
  18. bisa; hewi-šana— slide, slip
  19. masa-masa-iɲa— poison
  20. ebeiye; laihihiye— edge
  21. akʷi-c̷aha; c̷aha— root
  22. a-aba; c̷ihabati— friend, companion
  23. a-wiso-wiso— pointed
  24. zowiwi— green, unripe
  25. ha-oliba-ti— pity
  26. hilika— paper
  27. lia; toka— shake
  28. siča— tail
  29. mala— year
  30. c̷eiɲe— day
  31. sisa— night
  32. -wanikata— sniff
  33. dipanoši— lie, tell lies
  34. oto— cough
  35. wane mawe— widower
  36. haha; pana— roll
  37. c̷eiɲena— sea
  38. ano— old woman
  39. medihi; pičiloe— spoon
  40. ma; maesa— no, negative
  41. tenaikana— climb
  42. abalimi; aliso; a-abalipi— dear (costly, expensive)
  43. popa— lightning (as striking)
  44. a-pamo; bio— more
  45. pona— female
  46. ǰa-iša; iša— again
  47. zio; lema; lao— tear
  48. kʷae— show
  49. naba-i— wing
  50. tobotana— blunt, dull
  51. zeti— sun
  52. wane-i— marry
  53. iše— kill
  54. čiba— goat
  55. beza; zata— float
  56. daokʷawe— enough
  57. pona; mama— woman
  58. haeda— today
  59. mec̷i— grave, tomb
  60. biǰiloa; mawe-anai— sink
  61. šowaene; peati— change
  62. eičoi— staff, walking stick
  63. waka— cow
  64. dohaena— carry (bear)
  65. kʷipa; hapoc̷o— why?
  66. dono— wind, wrap
  67. a-ašo; ašoda— hot
  68. amaha— wood
  69. pololoa; toti— blister
  70. ewa; eowa— world
  71. baba— God
  72. wawa— niece
  73. da; hoda; homa; oho— he/she/it
  74. haiǰa-owe— born (to be)
  75. zakʷai— brush
  76. pilika— cliff, precipice
  77. kʷaiɲati— reach, arrive
  78. neti— stand
  79. bakʷeo; mawa— up, above
  80. akʷi— tree
  81. e-iza-ha— ear
  82. ba'kʷa— snake
  83. me-tezi— fingernail
  84. hohe— duck
  85. doho— carry-in-hand
  86. tili-tili— thunder
  87. haliǰa— large, big
  88. a; imea; me; po-— do, make
  89. ai nime-oma— innocent
  90. heti; dobe-a— bring
  91. beičowiki; ilo— send
  92. pelei; atapea— tribe, clan
  93. lokʷikʷihi— carriage, wagon, cart
  94. ba; kʷasi— look, look at
  95. soe— club
  96. maša; maha— cloth
  97. ac̷o— nipple, teat
  98. awiši; amae— light (in color)
  99. kʷene-— before
  100. a-dia-lili— famine
  101. mic̷ičana; poeti— finish
  102. ti; sihi— give
  103. kʷišilo— knife (2)
  104. dakʷa; ic̷a— sieve, strain
  105. ihi— tie, bind
  106. abizi— joyful, glad, happy
  107. ahi— scorpion
  108. walo-i— oar
  109. c̷i-mimi— whisper
  110. wele-wele-i— fly
  111. sawawe— raw
  112. bac̷o; biyo; poho— because
  113. ese; hememe-i— stomach
  114. zoya— pour
  115. bi-kʷae-baha— ask (question, inquire)
  116. wec̷iowepo— neighbor
  117. sipia— spring, well
  118. wac̷i— foot
  119. aiwe— deceit
  120. mano— die, dead
  121. zemo— snail
  122. babataso; tipao— low
  123. halili— sweet potato
  124. -wena; weno— tomorrow
  125. e-me— hand
  126. ziki benepo maša— shirt
  127. di; mapisi— misfortune, bad luck
  128. popa— lightning
  129. badodoa; wac̷oc̷oa— bend
  130. c̷i-— peace
  131. oc̷e— granddaughter
  132. c̷a-i; c̷ekele— grasshopper
  133. kʷae; kʷae-baha— ask, request
  134. haipiwe; šamakana— end (temporal)
  135. dihi— mosquito
  136. ano— grandmother
  137. bio; wizaboto— top
  138. mikana; mikana-ha— you (plural)
  139. akʷi-biki bewe; ehi— bark
  140. nio— dog
  141. iza-tobo— deaf
  142. c̷odo— hiccough
  143. haiba-i; maša— clothing, clothes
  144. ec̷ia-ha; nahac̷o— immediately
  145. aiwime— fragrant, good smelling
  146. e-ana— tongue
  147. kʷai— weave, plait
  148. kʷalolo— circle
  149. bade-a— hang up
  150. akʷi-ša; eša— branch
  151. toa-kʷekʷe biki— eyelid
  152. šepeha— crouch
  153. toa-bei— eyebrow
  154. dec̷e— pair
  155. hemi— take
  156. haa; hememe— right, correct
  157. babi— stingray
  158. eta benepo maša— trousers
  159. apona bene; ec̷iawe— late
  160. beo— go away, depart
  161. zaka— rattle
  162. anizomawe— weak
  163. akʷeo— sharp
  164. hehe; c̷aiya— shout, cry out
  165. poši; teli— knead
  166. tezi— charcoal
  167. mosoho— heart
  168. tomihaha— ankle
  169. zia— maize, corn
  170. hebe— smell (vb intrans)
  171. bakʷa; ezoe— infant, baby
  172. e-na; eowi— water
  173. tasasa— ornament, adornment
  174. wapehe— cotton
  175. iboba— witness
  176. a-ize— bee
  177. mezizo— sand
  178. aboa— cold
  179. pic̷ada mawe— understand
  180. anaha— wet, damp
  181. wane-i— married man
  182. okʷeda; aokʷe— far (adv)
  183. maedada— forehead
  184. apac̷e— bitter
  185. waoti— swim
  186. a— say
  187. bakʷa— child
  188. baleweti— come back
  189. zei; bepoa— time
  190. kʷama; kʷama-ha— we (exclusive)
  191. soa— fisherman
  192. tehe— learn
  193. hababa-i; hapo-i— butterfly
  194. kanawa— canoe
  195. babaowe— every, all
  196. loleti— have sexual intercourse
  197. wiɲi— beeswax
  198. sobelele— hat, cap
  199. bado; misa— rope, cord
  200. c̷ane— rebuke, scold
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