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  1. exel— Popped, overcooked
  2. Javax— Bean
  3. ch'ukch'util— Man's girdle
  4. ojtikinbil— Known
  5. boel— From woven or thread to unravel; for the hair to fall out
  6. its'inal— Younger brother; nephew (younger person)
  7. muk'ta totil— Great-grandfather
  8. chanib xcha'vinik ta— Numeral root of ''Chanib xcha'vinik''
  9. julio— July
  10. chin-ak'— A kind of liana, which looks as if it had smallpox
  11. ja't'isajel— To sneeze
  12. -jot— Nominal classifier that counts the number of sides
  13. x-— Third person incompletive aspect marker; variant of s- used with nouns with x, ch' or ch; variant of s- used with verbs that start with ch, ch', p or m
  14. kuts'an nuk'il— To crouch, to bend, to lean
  15. jok'onab— Instrument to string things up
  16. te xakom— Goodbye, bye (singular)
  17. ik'el— To call; marriage
  18. alalil— Weight
  19. asate— Oil
  20. jlikel to— See you later
  21. kꞌok' chon— Cob worm
  22. bix— Weeping bamboo
  23. bakni'al ixim— Weevil
  24. chij— Sheep
  25. vexil— Pants
  26. k'atimol— Heating, warm-up
  27. Mochol— Lying down (Positional)
  28. chanul pom— Bee
  29. surkuk— Owl; Montezuma pine owl
  30. jun— One; a
  31. bak'in— Early; when
  32. yajval jteklum— Natural indigenous of a town
  33. at-o'onil— Sorrow, sadness
  34. p'ilix— Chapulin, grasshoper
  35. jpoxtaej chikinil— Otolaryngologist
  36. k'anch'etan— Dark brown
  37. kokoris— Deaf
  38. chukel— To tie up, to fasten; to jail; jail
  39. '— Letter " ' "
  40. elanil— Adjetive
  41. -sien— Nominal classifier that counts the number of hundreds
  42. ch'ich'bot— Sangre de drago
  43. unen mu— European black nightshade
  44. okots— A kind of lizard
  45. k'a' pok'il— Old rag
  46. chechev— A kind of fungus that grows on rotten trees
  47. bak— Bone; skinny
  48. kulantuch'o— Rat coriander
  49. tsekil— Skirt
  50. botibel— To freeze
  51. k'ajel— To harvest the cornfield
  52. o'ot— Second person singular personal pronoun
  53. Xavax— Sebastian
  54. kitik— Dubitative
  55. bijan me— Be careful (singular)
  56. nats'il— Necklace
  57. va'lel— To stand up
  58. yaijel— To get hurt
  59. Pitsel— To extract, to rip out
  60. nup'em chenek'— Memela
  61. yilobil sbi vinik-ants— Nominal classifier (names)
  62. tulan— Oak
  63. k'uk'umil— Feather
  64. altal— Altar
  65. vaxaklajunvinik— Three hundred sixty
  66. setset— Circle
  67. toyel— To rise, to increase
  68. enero— January
  69. Metsel— Lying down (Positional)
  70. Lesempriol— Desenfriol
  71. Lavux— Hobnail
  72. tsajel— To release, to brand new
  73. risano— Christian: people; person
  74. koxtiya— Rib
  75. Supul— Corn butterfly
  76. asarol— Roaster
  77. lokel— To break ground
  78. k'epelal— Lent
  79. jechun ek— Me too
  80. me'kaxlan— Hen
  81. ja'ik— Third person plural pronoun
  82. kumare— Midwife
  83. cholel— To line up; to comment step by step
  84. jlek'vanej— Licker
  85. t'or— Sound of a car when rolling
  86. tsotsol— Name of a bird
  87. bik'tajel— To decrease
  88. likel— To lift
  89. lajesel— To finish
  90. lomel— To fall
  91. k'ob te'— Branch
  92. almario— Closet
  93. j-abtel vakax— Ox, yoke
  94. martomo— Butler
  95. ilel— To see, to look at
  96. Va'alte'— Castle
  97. ipajesel— To make someone sick
  98. tsu'u'satil— Squinting
  99. abtejebal— Tool, instrument; weapon
  100. tsotsan batel— Good luck
  101. k'uxben chon— Toothache; cavities
  102. Vots'el— To stir
  103. turich'— Dragonfly
  104. me'tak'in— Treasure
  105. i-— Intransitive verb completive aspect used by the third person
  106. chavetel— To provoke; to cunningly feel; to walk slowly as if ill
  107. vaxiel— To calm down
  108. lima— Lime; file
  109. ch'ajubel— To get bored; to become lazy
  110. ve'el— To eat; food
  111. jo'ox— Annatto
  112. alvanux— Radish
  113. oxompek— Poisonous fungus
  114. sjunlejal lumalil— National
  115. tsotsni'te'— A kind of tree with brown leaves
  116. turasno— Peach
  117. ch'olel— To put liquid in a bottle, or seed in a hole
  118. te— There (demonstrative and temporal particle)
  119. u'ninbil ch'om— Integrated loanword
  120. k'oponel— To speak to someone
  121. amapola— Poppy
  122. bojel— To cut
  123. som ovol— Type of zero tillage that had been practiced since ancient times, consists of sowing in the plot where the crop stubble is still pass remain uncut or when stubble and grasses were already used by the cattle
  124. -olaj— Antipasive intransitive verb maker used with transitive verbs
  125. k'uk'toj— Guatemalan fir
  126. koltael— To help; help; to release, to unleash; to support; to save; salvation
  127. ta yak'ol— Above
  128. Kovyerno— Government
  129. Chochel— 1) To pull 2) To drag
  130. tsekil— Petticoat
  131. lobolal— Fruity
  132. ak' vo'— To rain
  133. k'ojoj— Unpleasant smell
  134. pech'— Duck
  135. ch'iel— To grow up
  136. kokonel— To empty from one container to another
  137. st'ujobil k'u x-elan— Classifier
  138. jabnal— Mountain; jungle
  139. kulkul mut— Montezuma pine owl
  140. kusubail— Towel
  141. komon k'elbail— Mutual care, mutual surveillance, living in community; It also means taking care of each other, monitoring and protecting the interests of the community; Monitoring and caring for the territory, its mountains, waters, animals and minerals is also caring for and protecting the members of the community
  142. takiti'il— Thirst
  143. mu'yuk o— Never
  144. ti' chak— Anus
  145. atikel— To bathe
  146. ja'— Third person singular pronoun
  147. axibal— Umbrella; parasol
  148. sibejel— To wood
  149. sunul— A kind of wasp that produces honey
  150. onte'— Strawberry tree
  151. tik'el— To introduce, to put in, to insert
  152. vakvinik xcha'bok'— Five hundred twenty
  153. t'osolinel— To trip on
  154. jamalaltik— Cleared, dismount
  155. pas chonlajel— To sell
  156. juch'umajel— To grind
  157. tanke— Swimming pool
  158. ts'isom— Embroidery; sewing
  159. o'binajel— To cough
  160. asero— Steel
  161. mut'iel— To bury
  162. naraxa— Orange
  163. pas orasion— To pray
  164. t'— Letter "t'''
  165. tsajal chij— Central American red brocket
  166. altik— In vain, it's a lie, it's not true
  167. pexu— Peso
  168. yaxal chij— White-tailed deer
  169. o'nil— Heart
  170. tuxum— Cob that doesn't have many grains
  171. jayib— How many
  172. totil— Father
  173. sikiketel— To cool down little by little
  174. yoxibal— Third
  175. vach— Twin
  176. k'ucha'al— Why; how; how much; like
  177. makal— Closed
  178. jteklum— Town; municipal head
  179. vok'el— To break; to split firewood
  180. saksaktik— Half white
  181. tabpat— Band for weaving
  182. chol bail— To line up
  183. jit'-ak— Thin rope for weaving
  184. amiko— Friend
  185. ts'uil itaj— Common amaranth
  186. J-Santis— Santiz
  187. suyton— Name of a foot disease
  188. chakpoman— Ocher red
  189. tajyalel— Particle that expresses facts and intensity
  190. ¿mi li'oxuke?— Good morning, afternoon, evening or night (question, plural)
  191. Kakijesel— To jam
  192. pak'anel— To falsely report
  193. Ok'es— Trumpet
  194. osil— Ground, weather
  195. mulavijel— Adultery
  196. k'oletajel— To run very fast
  197. ovolajel— To sow
  198. chochov— Acorn
  199. un— Then, so
  200. chabajel— To farm
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