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  1. vulel ta jolil— To remember
  2. nauxa— Razor
  3. lechanel— To serve some food or thing
  4. kekeketel— To cluck
  5. Jolbolom— Place located on the east side of the Jocosic community center
  6. jemel— Collapse; to collapse
  7. lanal— Wet
  8. ip— Sick; sick part
  9. jpoxil— Healer
  10. tuk'ibel— To get perfected, to improve
  11. ch'ayk'in— Fourth month of the Tsotsil Mayan calendar (from February 25 to March 01
  12. ech'— Tecoluma
  13. kuchultso'— Cuchumama beetle
  14. vo'lajunvinik xcha'bok'— Seven hundred
  15. totil— Father, dado old man
  16. ch'uch'ulchon— Parasite; insect
  17. Po'an— Red mombin
  18. chopolal— Bad, fault, fail
  19. sbakel jolil— Skull
  20. tek'omte'— Stair
  21. tsajaljol— Turkey vulture
  22. j-abtel— Worker
  23. altsajel— To run out
  24. chan-vun— School; study
  25. Kapel— Coffee
  26. xot— Graphics, letter, spelling
  27. nikel— Tremor, earthquake, quake; to tremble, to vibrate, to move
  28. bajlep— Corn that grows by itself, in the wild
  29. Pitil— Thrown away corn kernels
  30. suk'ob— Water to rinse
  31. vo'otikutik— First person plural exclusive personal pronoun
  32. kumilanel— To rinse
  33. yok na— Skirting board, baseboard; foundation
  34. tsajalch'o— Little red mouse
  35. Kusina— Kitchen
  36. chab— Wax
  37. bechukal— To where, from where
  38. chi— Maguey
  39. Bochil— Bochil
  40. chukbenalil— Waist
  41. skuchobil— Thing used to carry loads
  42. vinkilelil— Body
  43. it'ixal— Jealousy
  44. pech'el— To braid; to tie
  45. ti'bol— Meat
  46. tsisinel— To fart
  47. Mulalix— Morales
  48. t'ilel— To unskin
  49. jol-itaj— Cabbage
  50. jvevex— Thursday
  51. yojob— Useless; sonso
  52. bats'i ats'am— Mountain salt
  53. ni' ch'umte'— Chayote
  54. yajval lum— Natural indigenous of a town
  55. Tsij— Smelly
  56. stekel ora— Always
  57. uma' xot— Consonant
  58. xaxib— Jumbay
  59. mantsana— Apple
  60. kuel u— Chickenpox
  61. k'anal tak'in— Gold
  62. lomometel— To roar
  63. ik'luman— Early morning; dawn
  64. Ok'il Te'— Place located near Tsajal Emel
  65. ch'ultotil— Godfather
  66. meyel— To hug by the shoulder; hug
  67. ts'ib— Writing
  68. jpich'vanej— Massage therapist
  69. -ch'oj— Nominal classifier that counts the number of holes, openings
  70. xalu'— Vase
  71. lebalnuti'— Large net that's used to load corn
  72. vaxakbok'— Three thousand two hundred
  73. lurosots'— A kind of plum
  74. k'epel— To ease
  75. voch'— Half ground corn
  76. ts'otel— To twist
  77. lek-lek bail— Pretty
  78. k'ejel— To save; to separate, to set aside
  79. maxil— Talk; reason
  80. Palas— Francis
  81. Vots'el— 1) To stir 2) To mash
  82. mentes— Gopher
  83. bik'tajesel— To reduce, to narrow
  84. sibtesel— To scare away
  85. Antun— Antony
  86. K'ixnael— To heat
  87. snuk'ulal— Phonological
  88. chikintael— To listen, to pay attention
  89. xut— Piece of tortilla
  90. tsotsni'— A kind of tree wit brown leaves
  91. chonel— To sell
  92. kaporal— Foreman
  93. pera— Pear
  94. utsibel— To get better; to get cheaper
  95. almorsal— Lunch
  96. ch'ilte'vet— Kidney
  97. chaj te'— To clear weeds, cut branches and cut down bushes
  98. x-uman— Lesser roadrunner
  99. jun xcha'vinik ta— Numeral root of "Jun xcha'vinik''
  100. tsisan-pale— A kind of small long-legged spider
  101. k'uxpeul— Turkey berry
  102. vujk'inel— To fold down
  103. jch'om— Worker
  104. Xmal— Afternoon, evening
  105. Juxom Ye Ek'el— Place located in the northeastern part of the San Sebastián neighborhood
  106. K'ajavel— To harvest
  107. ochel ta na— Ceremony to receive the bride at the groom's house
  108. chamal— Warm; brown skin
  109. tsobel— To gather, to accumulate; to meet
  110. ts'utuj— Ear of corn
  111. lumalil— Nation
  112. kalkun— Naked
  113. chab— Beehive wax
  114. jelbilal spaselal yavil— Adverb of place
  115. avil— Place; container; imprint, trace
  116. a-— Second person possessive prefix used with nouns that start with consonant; second person completive aspect mark in transitive verbs that start with consonant
  117. malubel— To get older
  118. -jop— Nominal classifier that counts the amount or portion of anything that fits in the fist
  119. choko— Mulatto (name of a tree)
  120. ik'— Predicative form of ''Black; dirty; dark''
  121. chanul— Animal; wasp
  122. xanobal— Walk
  123. Koral Ja'— Place located on the east side of the Los Pozos community center
  124. vojton— Corn cob
  125. chi-— Contraction of "Xi-''
  126. Nensatil— Glasses, lenses
  127. Sa'sunel— To provoke, to discomfort
  128. baluneb xcha'vinik ta— Numeral root of ''Baluneb xcha'vinik''
  129. asaluna— Hoe
  130. tsavtsunel— To walk slow
  131. petel— To hug (when raised by hand); hug
  132. xoch'— Barn owl
  133. -anik— Second person plural intransitive verb imperative marker
  134. javal— Face up (Positional)
  135. tsijtsij-ul— A kind of gray bird
  136. ak'abal p'ilix— Cricket
  137. ta pana— Outside of the house
  138. namte'— Walking stick
  139. k'ak'emal— Burn
  140. pavay— Green grasshopper
  141. losanel— To leave something lying
  142. T'inel— To buldge stomach
  143. antsil nich'onil— Daughter (of a man)
  144. lok'ombail— Photo
  145. bin— Jug; pot
  146. -top'ol— Nominal classifier that counts plants
  147. bajel— To nail; to despise
  148. xojem vaj— Corn tamale
  149. tos— Type, kind, class, species
  150. ch-— Contraction of X-
  151. sets'— Plate, dish
  152. ya'el— It seems
  153. joyobtael— To turn something around
  154. yochib— Sink
  155. Ch'en Ik'— Name of a cave
  156. ts'ujel— To drop
  157. ch'achak— Dove (general)
  158. ta sbabe— Ahead of
  159. tuts'el— To overthrow
  160. avokolikuk— Please (plural)
  161. Jobch'en— Ravine and landslide that is located a few meters from the northwest side of the place called Ciprés and south of the Oquem community center
  162. alperes— Ensign; second lieutenant; subaltern
  163. poket— Apaste
  164. bats'i— True; original, natural, neat; very
  165. unijel— To melt
  166. tsik'el— To fracture
  167. pas manejar— To drive
  168. Xela— Ribbon
  169. jup'el— To get fat
  170. jkuch bakal— Weasel
  171. jochoch— Centipede
  172. ni'al— In law
  173. chunchun— Short; fat
  174. taj toe— There
  175. umel— To stop water in mouth
  176. ts'i'— Dog
  177. kulantu— Coriander
  178. luchbil— Decorated
  179. ik' osil— Night; darkness
  180. xulubil— Horn; antenna
  181. -lech— Nominal classifier that counts the number of tablespoons food, medicine, etc. that can be served in a spoon
  182. vukub xcha'vinik ta— Numeral root of "Vukub xcha'vinik''
  183. Tayiv— Frozen
  184. jxi'el— Fearful, nervous
  185. stoyesobil— Exclamation mark
  186. panel— To boil
  187. bak'ne— When (past tense)
  188. asaruna— Hoe
  189. sitiempre— September
  190. me'k'inobal— Black and brown worms, in constant motion
  191. -tel— Nominal classifier that counts poles, sticks, canes, etc (As a whole) (Elongated things)
  192. ts'akal— Complete, exact
  193. kayemal— Dislocation
  194. vala— Bullet
  195. amak'il— Courtyard
  196. bik'it sjamalil— Narrow
  197. pok'— Hanky
  198. akuxa— Needle
  199. Reva— League
  200. Tilil A'— Place located at the detour at the entrance to the Jocosic highway
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