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  1. k'alel— To split; to carve; to separate
  2. i'belinel— To take root
  3. axibal-na— Ramada
  4. altamixa— Artemisia
  5. jkaxlan— Half blood; Ladino; Spanish
  6. bats'ijel— To aggravate
  7. nuxuvajel— To swim
  8. ilolajel— To pray
  9. napits— Coyol palm place
  10. util— Interior; inside
  11. ka'el— To break
  12. me'ixim— Pacha corn
  13. marivana— Dope
  14. Me'elubel— For a woman to get older
  15. Xlajchaebal— Twelfth
  16. ta yolon— Under, below
  17. ama— Flute
  18. k'ox— Tiny, small
  19. seriyo— Match
  20. tsajal bolom— Cougar
  21. Ve'ebal na— Kitchen
  22. Jkok— Deaf person
  23. van— Dubitative reporter; affirmative dubitative
  24. ja' to— Until now; until
  25. -oj— Stative suffix used with transitive verbs, perfect aspect suffix
  26. K'axlik— Hawk
  27. lok'ol— Photography
  28. elovajel— To have fun
  29. tsajal-isak'— Red sweet potato
  30. Makvil-vo'— Makvil-vo'
  31. jol-akanil— Knee
  32. sk'an— One has or needs to, it's necessary
  33. sip— Tick
  34. varku— Boat
  35. mulino— Windmill
  36. bakunail— Vaccine
  37. baknabal— Rainbow
  38. umul— Crowded people
  39. ma'uk— No
  40. svinajesobil yorail— Aspect mark
  41. bulel— To root; to pluck; to pull up
  42. tem— Bed
  43. stojobtasel atolal ts'ib— Algebraic signs
  44. tsek— Scorpion
  45. tsepel— Cut
  46. J-Alis— Alvarez
  47. kuchkuch— Russet-crowned motmot
  48. chakp'itel— To blush
  49. skolel— Vacation; liberty
  50. xik'— Wing
  51. -yom— Nominal classifier that counts hand-groped bundles
  52. Tsajal Emel— Place located on the east side of the municipal seat of Huixtán
  53. p'ilomte'— Trap made with curved wood
  54. chak k'obil— Elbow
  55. Tsonte' Vits— Tsonte Vits
  56. svaklajunebal— Sixteenth
  57. xut'et— Embittered
  58. muk'ta xot— Capital letter, uppercase
  59. Kejiel— To kneel
  60. loro— Parrot
  61. k'anch'ixan— Ash color (of an old animal)
  62. rosina— Dozen
  63. nok— Ringworm shrub, usually grows in springs
  64. k'anelal k'op— Subjunctive tense
  65. tselub— Chicken crest
  66. kristiano— Christian; people; person
  67. chijil— Abundant cluster of fruit
  68. ch'achi'— Very bitter or salty
  69. vok'olil— Broke, in pieces
  70. sjamk'obil— Right hand
  71. bij— Predicative form of "Smart, intelligent, wise, able, clever"
  72. Jmok'ol— Place located near the community center of the San Gregorio ejido
  73. t'abal— Vacant land without cultivation
  74. ik'-osil— Night
  75. ten— Machaca
  76. sakvayan— Whitish
  77. pasel— To brew
  78. pixobvaj— Tortilla napkin
  79. batel— To go; directional "From here to there" used to make other verbs
  80. nap'ax— Burnt food residue
  81. bats'i pox— Schnapps
  82. olil ta ch'util— To be pregnant
  83. potel— To joint in the form of a semi stop
  84. limeton— Jug
  85. tuch'ich'— New world oriole; yellow-tailed oriole
  86. bik'tal kaxlan— Chick, chicken
  87. kalto— Broth
  88. tsekil— Petticoat; skirt
  89. vakbok'— Two thousand four hundred
  90. nupunel— To get married; wedding, marriage
  91. jol na— Roof
  92. peleto— Brawl
  93. t'axal— Hairless
  94. bak'esel— To move
  95. bup'— Fine as dust
  96. nen— Mirror; glass
  97. ok'il— Tongue; coyote
  98. bik'el— To swallow
  99. jolobajel— To knit
  100. natil— Attributive form of ''Tall; long; extensive; deep''; length
  101. Nichimaltik— Cultivated flower area
  102. ch'uch'ulte'— Spinter
  103. nukulchak— Bat
  104. Vochetel— To make noise in group
  105. k'evex— Anona
  106. nakal— To inhabit; sitting (positional)
  107. Ts'isil— 1) Sealed 2) Sewn
  108. Ba na— Roof
  109. tub-ik'— Epilepsy
  110. te'tikal— Wild
  111. tilela— Part of the plow that holds the tiller with the handle
  112. u— Letter ''u''; month; moon
  113. ch'enal vo'— Pit
  114. ik'il— Smell
  115. kap bail— To get mixed
  116. k'obil— Hand; arm; branch
  117. pets'iel— To shrink
  118. j-olon— Lowland dweller
  119. x-avu'— Comma
  120. ti'bail— Forehead
  121. jtsak— Hunter
  122. chojchoj— Bulk horn (thorn)
  123. tanil k'ok'— Ash
  124. k'ak'nuk'il— Sourness
  125. sots'— Bat; turkey berry
  126. ta yeloval— In front of
  127. pero— But
  128. makel— For something to close
  129. ta pat— Outside
  130. k'ejinel— To sing
  131. tajimol— Play, game; fun
  132. chochob— Acorn
  133. ch'un mantal— To obey or respect the order
  134. ochel— To enter, to get in
  135. elav— Face
  136. busul— Set of thrown, piled up things
  137. Pokok— Toad
  138. anel— To burn
  139. chich— Silly, clumsy, fool
  140. pukuj o'onil— Evil
  141. kan-jol— Bald, hairless
  142. jol itaj— Cabbage
  143. xa'ab— Chasm
  144. lots'el— To crush something between the legs or two objects
  145. vonon— Bumblebee
  146. k'u yepal— How much
  147. tse'ej— Laugh
  148. jo'vinik yoxbok'— Nine hundred
  149. p'itom— Flea
  150. kujal bolom— Guía de león (bird)
  151. o'lol ak'obal— Midnight
  152. pilil— Open eyes
  153. ta— Incompletive aspect marker; on, over; of, from, of the; to; for, by, for the
  154. lajcheb— Twelve
  155. man— A kind of tree with liana
  156. t— Letter ''t''
  157. jumjonel— To ring
  158. muk'tame'il— Grandmother
  159. lo'lael— To cheat, to deceive, to fool
  160. mejoral— Mejoral
  161. pomos— Aguana
  162. Rireksional— Directional
  163. Chitik— One of the places where the Huixtec tzotzils previously took advantage of henequenes to obtain fibers and make ropes, ties, nets, backpacks and sacks
  164. jk'ulej— Rich person
  165. xulel— To extract; to fumble with something
  166. vo'vinik xcha'bok'— Five hundred
  167. xi-— First person incompletive aspect marker used with intransitive verbs; first person direct object
  168. yepajesobil— Plus sign
  169. kok— Jinicuil; deaf
  170. tonmut— Egg
  171. k'uxbenchon— Chipped tooth
  172. melel— Really, truly; true
  173. balunlajunbok'— Seven thousand six hundred
  174. svinajesobil yajval— Person mark
  175. oy— Existential; pole, stake
  176. sits'— Appetite
  177. cha'likel— Second batch; to get back up
  178. ak' ak'in— To clean the cornfield
  179. t'inil— Bulky; bent; crouched
  180. t'otsol— Climbed; stuck
  181. beiltasel— To guide, to lead
  182. ch'ute'— Cedar
  183. xokon— Sideways
  184. xanavel— To walk
  185. lajuneb sbuluchvinik— Two hundred ten
  186. sakubel osil— Sunrise
  187. jit'el— To tie fence or wall of a house
  188. -lan— Imperative suffix used with positionals
  189. muk'ta sak— Fifth month of the Tsotsil Mayan calendar (from March 02 to 21)
  190. vayebal— Bedroom; hammock
  191. jich'il bikilil— Small intestine
  192. cha'tos yibel k'op stak' ch'akel— Complex words
  193. poxil— Medicine
  194. xjat'at'— European mole cricket
  195. jup bail— To bid up
  196. lich'omvaj— Tortilla maker
  197. tseb— Lass
  198. Tuxta— Tuxtla
  199. biil— Name; noun
  200. pak'tan— Tortilla maker
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