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  1. korona— Crown
  2. chilchil— Cricket
  3. k'abal— Hand; arm
  4. pas paxtol— To shepherd
  5. k'ak'al chin— Pimple
  6. yi'bel na— Wall
  7. k'ajben— Stubble; corn cane
  8. ch'opel— To reach under a woman's dress or in the pot of food; to reach under
  9. ich'akil— Nail; claw, paw; hoof
  10. nex— Brown
  11. li' oyunkutike— Good morning /afternoon /evening /night (answer, plural)
  12. majbil— Kicked, struck
  13. t'elt'unel— To tremble
  14. tenel— To throw away; to abandon
  15. jkok-uma'— Deaf-mute
  16. tsojtsojtik— Half red
  17. mix— Cat
  18. tsulel— To slip off, to slide
  19. balunvinik— One hundred eighty
  20. ak' ov— To scream
  21. labanel— To make fun of someone
  22. chex— Medium
  23. Muk'ta Uk'um— Huixtan river
  24. jo'ot— Second person singular pronoun
  25. elamunix— Lemon
  26. k'alal— Until; when; during, while
  27. nax— Earlier today
  28. jbok'— Four hundred
  29. chijchon— Striped chilacayote; boa constrictor
  30. yilob— Egg that is put to the chickens as a sample so that they lay eggs in that place
  31. jimich'— Sling
  32. kurus— Cross
  33. ch— Letter "ch"
  34. ixtanel— To play something
  35. chi'pik'an— Salty
  36. vakib xcha'vinik ta— Numeral root of ''Vakib xcha'vinik''
  37. ta sba— On, over, above
  38. bik'tal mantal— Measles
  39. apobil— Achigual
  40. kotanel— To raise a beast
  41. vuts'iel— To stoop
  42. naxtuluk'— A kind of toad
  43. asete— Oil
  44. solel— Only, simply
  45. muyubajel— To rejoice; happiness
  46. i'— Sand
  47. tot— Adult male
  48. yayail— Grandmother
  49. vok'olil— Cristal pieces
  50. ikel— To stop something from falling, to hold
  51. oy ch'util— To be pregnant
  52. puch'ul— Lying (positional)
  53. muk'ta mantal— Law; constitution
  54. nak'obal-us— Stevia plant
  55. xonobil— Footwear; shoe
  56. jpoxtaej nene'— Pediatrician doctor
  57. ik'pik'an— Purple
  58. kotom— White-noise coati
  59. ts'emel— On the side
  60. o'lil— Between
  61. -vo'— Nominal classifier that counts people
  62. vo'oxuk— Second person plural pronoun
  63. tsekilal— Skirt
  64. toyel— To dance
  65. uch'al-o'— Plant that grows on trees and can be chewed to quench thirst
  66. koko'on— Epazote
  67. uts'uts'ni— Lizard
  68. lo'il maxil— Story
  69. bakil jolil— Skull
  70. JPeres— Perez
  71. k'onk'on sba— Orange
  72. ts'urin— Amaranth
  73. yax-on— Thin-skinned green avocado
  74. Latsel— To stack
  75. u'ninel— To possess; posesive
  76. olon— Under, below, lowest place
  77. ja' no'ox jech taje— Just so
  78. xan— Cuban royal palm
  79. velta— Round, time, occasion
  80. alpajo— Alfalfa
  81. kubil— Hip
  82. Mimi'— Sheep
  83. yeloval— In front (Positional)
  84. kaxlan k'op— Spanish language
  85. pak' na— Wall
  86. mako'— Cockroach
  87. Bot— Hail
  88. alvarto— Albarda, juste
  89. k'ux— Pain
  90. p'in— Pot
  91. ak'el— To give; to let, to allow; to expose
  92. vu'lanel— To visit
  93. 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; third person direct object
  94. vo'-— Numeral root of "Vo'ob''
  95. ch'ilvet— Kidney
  96. Xunka'— Jane, Joanne
  97. ton kaxlan— Hen egg
  98. marso— March
  99. yavi'— Key
  100. chepel— Thrown away, cargo that is in a tied bag (positional)
  101. ulo— Chamula person (reciprocal)
  102. kontrainel— To antagonize
  103. mak mak lo'il— Tongue twister
  104. malk'ak'al— Evening, sunset
  105. -yom— Nominal classifier that counts bunches
  106. karo— Car; bus; truck
  107. ch'ojon tak'in— Telephone, cellphone
  108. mochiel— To lay down
  109. kakamti'— Stutterer
  110. vaj— Tortilla
  111. malael— To wait up, to wait for someone
  112. sekubil— Liver
  113. pajal— Attributive form of "Sour"
  114. puru— Always
  115. Akux— Agustina
  116. Teresa— Teresa
  117. valk'unchak— Somersuit
  118. nekebil— Shoulder
  119. xut'el— To pinch
  120. -uk— Subjunctive infix used with intransitive verbs
  121. ich' ik'— To breathe
  122. Lupa— Guadalupe
  123. lek'vanej— Licker
  124. o'lol xchanibal sien— Three hundred fifty
  125. laj ta majel— Attacked
  126. jaxp'ujel— To slip off; stumble, trip
  127. vuklajun-— Numeral root of ''Vuklajuneb''
  128. jik'ik'ul obal— Whooping cough
  129. tuts— Gray worm that produces skin irritation or burning
  130. Ela— La Era
  131. busanel— To pile up
  132. isis-ul— Corn gruel
  133. p'ijubel— To become smart
  134. jch'alom— Weaving threed plotter
  135. un— Paper
  136. ch'ayel a'yel— To forget about something
  137. lok osil-velte'— To break up the soil, to clear weeds and bushes, to burn what was rubbed in the cultivation area; plowing–slashing–burning
  138. Santis— Santiz
  139. k'ojojibel— To give an unpleasant smell
  140. tso' akanil— Calf
  141. junabi— Last year
  142. lok'tael— To copy; to take pictures
  143. p'olmalil— Commodity, ware
  144. kajleb sakte'— Scissor (of the house)
  145. Supul— Moth
  146. buluchbok'— Four thousand four hundred
  147. chijel— To strain; to sift
  148. kuvel— Smallpox
  149. bak'ni— When (past tense)
  150. tuntserek— Woodpecker with red spot on the head, possibly acorn woodpecker
  151. k'amel— To roll up; to tangle
  152. at o'onil— To worry; to be sad
  153. koral— Corral
  154. li'one— Good morning, afternoon, evening or night (answer, singular)
  155. buts'el— Kiss; to kiss
  156. Ak' atimol— To take a shower
  157. -jech'el— Nominal classifier that counts the number of servings of a fruit eaten at once
  158. slikeb— Beginning, start
  159. pukujibel o'onil— To become evil
  160. ts'akts'akte'— Poinsettia
  161. jtamol— Midwife who attends until childbirth
  162. ojov— Root
  163. Jurax— Scarecrow
  164. balch'unel— To roll, to wheel
  165. nux— Swim
  166. k'unibel— Weakness; to get flexible; to soften; to weaken
  167. nak'el— To hide
  168. vinajel— Sky; to show up
  169. Kakal— Stuck
  170. jex— Tile bird
  171. lome— That
  172. jubel— To blow, to fan
  173. k'ojel— To knock
  174. ch'amel— To store the drink you don't want to drink at a special party
  175. utbail— Lawsuit, dispute
  176. lajuneb— Ten
  177. kamul-te'— Piece of wood
  178. ts'otp'ijel— To sprain
  179. oven— Coyo, yas
  180. -e— Clitic complementary to the article or determiner, it also functions as a phrase boundary mark; suffix that expresses courtesy
  181. Ch'enpil— Chempil
  182. Utsilal— Welfare
  183. jpoxtaej nuk'il— Otolaryngologist
  184. tup'-ik'— Seizure; epilepsy; faint
  185. vajbal— Smudge
  186. buy to— Where, whereby
  187. pixjolal— Headscarf
  188. kech— Hight part (adjective); landslide (adjective); burnt or sandy stones
  189. yakel— To trap, to catch an animal in a trap
  190. tsepen-on— Common chicory
  191. chuch— Squirrel; mushroom
  192. kanava— Boat; canoe
  193. e— Letter ''e''
  194. untikil— Children; boys
  195. ts'ibajel— To write, to do writing
  196. k'oxox— Toast
  197. beo'— Ditch, stream, rivulet, leak
  198. ch'— Letter "ch'"
  199. l— Letter "l"
  200. Kolo'al— Curse
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