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  1. ts‘uux— barnacle
  2. d-le— say
  3. ditl’a’g— paper, book, page, written material
  4. sAqeets’Akih— baby
  5. yaaq’e’— (maternal) aunt, mother's sister
  6. k’ahsh— foot, feet
  7. ts‘iyuh— black bear
  8. AdAte’ya’— coho, silver salmon
  9. GuhdXAdALch’AXch’L— kneecap
  10. XAtl‘— night
  11. Ginh— nephew, niece
  12. AlAX— Give me it!, Gimme!, Give it here!, Hand it over!
  13. yAXahdzL— fingernails
  14. k‘uleh— rain
  15. qAXah— moon, month
  16. diiya‘— saltwater, ocean
  17. sAqeeGAyuu— children
  18. ch’Alih— arm
  19. AwaaLX qAyALqah— Venus, morning star
  20. dAniigih— moose
  21. k’ushaadah— badly
  22. Adu’xdAgAwih— I feel
  23. dAtlii— already
  24. l-qu— run (plural)
  25. jiLqaad— Bering River
  26. shug— strawberry
  27. ch’an’win’inh— brother-in-law [male speaking]
  28. neetl’— soon
  29. yaatsidzg— thin
  30. ts’uulAwa’— ice cream
  31. Amiinya’ Gaandich’ich’g— swallow, barn swallow
  32. iishuh— hello (to one person)
  33. k’ut’u’— many
  34. tl’Aqa’gAdAlah ch’AX— bat (animal)
  35. k‘utse‘— meat
  36. da— sit (singular)
  37. uqa'X dAlu' k'uuLeh— passage by Channel Island
  38. Xiid— yonder
  39. daaX— and
  40. ts’isaayahd— tent
  41. a— walk, go (singular)
  42. k’uchahsh— thick
  43. lAGtliiX— halibut
  44. sAqeeGAyuu— babies, children
  45. tliidAwaa— early
  46. yAq’a’ts’— hands
  47. xitl’ga’ iit’eh— white
  48. k‘uch‘iya‘— hunter
  49. guujgAlAG— eagle
  50. ch'aan'ih yAsALqahL— Friday
  51. -tsa’kih— woman's older sister
  52. Ad’e’d— at (one's own) home
  53. sLa’dah— beautifully
  54. listsin’da’ qAXa’yah— chickadee
  55. Xaa‘d— outside
  56. k’udzuu— good
  57. XAlahsdlaaG— non-Eyak person
  58. Gets‘— spruce roots
  59. ts‘iin— six
  60. dlaach’e’ga’ iit’eh— red
  61. q’ahdi’lah— goodbye
  62. qe‘L— woman
  63. q’Amaa— roe, fish eggs
  64. shduulihG— table
  65. aaXaangihG— oldsquaw duck
  66. XAlahsd— village at Boswell Bay (cannery site)
  67. aadnaa’guda’d— Copper River Flats
  68. qu— sit (plural)
  69. Xa’ wAX iit’inhinh— husband
  70. ’uGL— heart
  71. lisgusiink’— old man's beard, lichen
  72. siXa’— my
  73. tse’q’— urine
  74. k’inhkih— grandchild/-ren [a woman's son's child]
  75. kushk'Ashaaw— Big Point
  76. dAXunh— (Eyak) person
  77. Geets’gAXAq’— magpie
  78. la’t’— tongue
  79. jiLqaamaaya'd— Bering Lake
  80. qaa— us, our
  81. dlaaLtah— scrotum
  82. k‘uuy— wind
  83. ’ehd— wife
  84. qiiyAXahtsL— toenails
  85. duush— cat
  86. yA’ehd— daughter-in-law [male speaking]
  87. X-a— eat
  88. nch’it’— forehead
  89. iiyaaGya'd— Eyak Lake
  90. siins— mold
  91. aabAls— apple
  92. jehX— ears
  93. Gaantsa’Lk’— sparrow
  94. GAla’— shoulders
  95. k’u’aaw— long
  96. yAq’AGi’ya’— entrails
  97. iiyaaG— Eyak village
  98. q’Amaa— kidney
  99. q’ee’shk’— Stellar's jay, "bluejay"
  100. q‘a‘ts‘la‘mahd— salmonberries
  101. ji’tl’g— navel
  102. waaw— herring
  103. yALtsAq’sgL— fingers
  104. t’its’— ice
  105. yAdkih— sister (older or younger) [male speaking]
  106. Ge’t’— body
  107. tl’ihst’— devil's club
  108. ts‘in-d-le— speak
  109. dzanhddAyAXAtaa— Milky Way
  110. ’a’ch’— walk, go (plural)
  111. kAna’s— wolverine
  112. ya’XAkih— large canoe, umiak
  113. giyah— water
  114. Al— this, these
  115. qu’GALyaa’— fern sprouts
  116. yahdAya’— boat
  117. dide’L— electric light
  118. dAtlii— already
  119. i-ga— dance
  120. k’udA’uhdg— egg
  121. yAch’aaLkih— finger, little
  122. ts‘inhG— alder
  123. gunAGAG— hips
  124. k‘uLA‘ah— muskrat
  125. tah— skin
  126. dide’L qiidlaaLq’aag— electric wire, cord
  127. ch’an’win’inh— sister-in-law [female speaking]
  128. laaxgaa— store
  129. ch’AX— wings
  130. XAwaayAquh— puppy dog
  131. ch’Aq’iinq’— duck (general term)
  132. dAkuhd— lips
  133. qaanch’ ’AdgAdlaaLAxut’g— black bass (rockfish)
  134. LiidAwaa— morning
  135. te’ya’lee— king salmon
  136. aadaag— fur seal
  137. yehs— loon
  138. yaaGwdaadAlahGAyuu— Yakutat people
  139. dileeLii maa— lake near Bering lake
  140. Guujih— wolf
  141. iinLxiishg— red abalone
  142. anh— earth
  143. ch’ugshg— hellebore
  144. dAga'— enough
  145. ts‘its‘g— Harlequin duck
  146. cha’tl’ga’ iit’eh— bruise
  147. iinLk’a’d— sea urchin
  148. lAdAk’ahg— play
  149. tl’ihXALch’aad— left
  150. Xdl-‘ya— run (singular)
  151. shiyah— bad, evil, badass
  152. k‘uXaashg— beaver
  153. qe‘yiLteh— whale
  154. ch’eet’Ashiyah— low bush currants
  155. aaL— spruce boughs, tree branch
  156. shaaw— hair (of head)
  157. G-‘e— see
  158. che’q’L— hook, halibut hook
  159. qe’-le’— love
  160. L-ga— be in physical need of
  161. yaadik’— short
  162. t‘ik‘L— arrow
  163. dik‘— no, not
  164. ts’uu— breast
  165. iindit‘uuch‘— black abalone (chiton)
  166. ts’AGLga’ iit’eh— maroon
  167. qiiyii’ah— king crab
  168. kuwa’naaGAyuu— family, clan
  169. dALAxweeg— groundhog, marmot
  170. tsaa’L’aan’— food box
  171. Gatsu’d
  172. ch’ich’X— shark
  173. LAkush’iii’ah— shrew
  174. GAdiitl’eh— cold, it's cold (weather)
  175. Lanhtga’ iit’eh— gray
  176. XuhX— worm
  177. ch’iyahd— hat
  178. itl‘— mountain
  179. XAwAX— man's older brother
  180. XAlaag— winter
  181. Aw— that, those
  182. yaa GAlAGahG— snipe
  183. maa— lake
  184. k‘uch‘e‘— feces, excrement
  185. aan— yes
  186. iLgiyiLinh— witch, sorcerer
  187. iiyah— Gee!, Gosh!, My!, Wow!, Whew!, That's terrible the way ..., Goodness how ...
  188. yAqeeX— tomorrow
  189. maa tl'Aqa'd— Cordova end of Eyak Lake
  190. GALAt'a'Lk'— Tashalich River
  191. ts’iyuxyAquh— no-see-um, gnat
  192. digiLXah lAGd— Point Whiteshed
  193. s(h)ALk’ushL— small diving duck species
  194. dAXunh(yuu)ga’ ’iinLilah— small owl species or some kind of hawk
  195. lAqah— head
  196. yAX dAdAXahdX— accordion
  197. qaaniich’AdALgahq’— pink
  198. Lilaa‘— man
  199. Lanhd— smoke
  200. qe'yiLteh— Kayak Island
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