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  1. oɟora— lazy; dirty in appearance
  2. reɖ ranu ko bai adaniʔ— chemist
  3. urum— recognize
  4. leka— try
  5. sangar— hunt
  6. umbul— shade
  7. hojo— wind, air
  8. rapuɖoʔ tejaʔ— breakable
  9. ɟobe— wet mud
  10. kerejaɖ̚— parrot
  11. limbu— lemon, lime
  12. hoːb— put something in a container
  13. cauli gangai— small particles of grains and pulses produced when working
  14. lesir tijaʔ— sharpen
  15. gozijan— be dead
  16. mane— 'it means'
  17. sabin taʔ— everywhere
  18. duraŋ— 1. sing; 2. song, music
  19. turuja— six (6)
  20. manəwa, manwa, monwa— human, human being
  21. tunɖu banɖija— leprosy
  22. asis— 1. bless; 2. blessing (Christian)
  23. cikaniʔ, cikaniʔi — what (interrogative, singular, animate)
  24. bacara— intestinal worm
  25. bakai tijaʔ— fence in
  26. sakiɖ̚— clot
  27. guwa— betel nut
  28. kobor emtaniʔ— messenger
  29. ɟaːiʔ— any (singular, indefinite, animate)
  30. hilaŋ— disgust
  31. muta— bowl
  32. hoba— make take place
  33. tundu— end
  34. mukui— knee
  35. inuŋ— game
  36. aɲ— self
  37. kaː redo— else
  38. gamadin— rainy season
  39. sẽja hẽnaʔ— be adult
  40. tol paʈu, ʈol paʈu— 1. twisted, entangled; 2. to tie around
  41. germoe— smile, grin
  42. ginduru— mongoose
  43. moe hisi gelija— one hundred and ten (110)
  44. unɖi ko— younger brother, younger sister, younger cousin
  45. nubaʔ nide— darkness, night
  46. gaɽa param— cross (e.g. river)
  47. ena— that (singular, inanimate)
  48. suba— under
  49. boɽa— blurry, muddy (of water)
  50. towa— milk
  51. alaŋ— 1st dual inclusive pronoun (you sing. and I)
  52. dumkã— square
  53. takateloteneʔi — prostitute
  54. boʔ hasu— headache
  55. culi kaɟi— malicious gossip
  56. beʈa— arrive
  57. harian— faded
  58. ka neloʔ— invisible
  59. unɖu— hole
  60. hartaʔ, hartaʔa— bark
  61. aʈumi— eighth
  62. gapater— day after
  63. ɖũl— round
  64. singi tur— sunrise
  65. rasui— garlic
  66. sukuru— peace
  67. bãːsi sutam, bãːsi sutem— fishing line
  68. paʈikar— artist
  69. sabin ko, saben ko— everybody
  70. ʈuʈuka— wooden bell for cattle, cowbell
  71. kowa— man
  72. buʔ— make a hole in something
  73. hasu tijaʔ— painful
  74. riː‑kaɽi— loan (general)
  75. boro ici— frighten
  76. asir boɽ— blessing
  77. towa— milk
  78. ŋgiti ekaniː, akaniʔ— be lying down
  79. baleʔ— young
  80. towa— breast
  81. sunum— oil
  82. raʔ— cry
  83. sapa— 1. to clean; 2. clean; clear (of speech)
  84. cauli— cooked rice
  85. mi caʈaʔ— piece
  86. gunɖi— cow
  87. mana— forbid
  88. ɟaː naʔge— anything (with emphasis)
  89. haʈaʔ gosoʔ, haʈaʔa gosoʔo— rub husked grains in a winnowing basket (for divining purposes)
  90. muni— hermit
  91. hati loco— trunk (of elephant)
  92. ocoʔ, ocoʔo— cut open (e.g., fruit)
  93. buʔlu— thigh
  94. ranɖa ho— widower
  95. goɽa, goɖa— ground, upland field
  96. ruba— handful
  97. hõjar— father-in-law
  98. tunduʔ— last
  99. ɟaːnaʔko— any (plural, indefinite, inanimate)
  100. barabari tiaʔ— rectangle
  101. capora— slap
  102. dẽwa— sorcerer, medicine man
  103. kirtuŋ meɖ̚— squint
  104. majaŋ— waist
  105. ho ko goeʔ niʔ— murderer
  106. utu— cooked vegetable
  107. sengel— fire
  108. tuju— fox (Deeney: jackal)
  109. laŋəɽa laŋəɽate— limp
  110. oe— bird
  111. hambal paiʈi— difficult
  112. kuli— ask
  113. munde— chief of tribe
  114. kaɟi ure— answer; speak back; retort; reply
  115. kaɟi ɟuɽi kaɟi— phrase
  116. uɖ̚— swallow
  117. cetaw em— warn
  118. engasi era— midwife
  119. ti talka— palm
  120. asi— request
  121. kaka hon aʒi— elder female cousin
  122. luga, luge— nest
  123. castan ho— farmer (farming person)
  124. suku— 1. joy, pleasure; 2. like something
  125. pan tire— line; queue
  126. kaɟi hanal— answer; speak back; retort; reply
  127. talka— palm of hand, sole of foot
  128. kaɟi karar— promise
  129. pan akariɲ taniʔ— betel-seller
  130. ongaʔ— uncover
  131. samaŋ, ʃamaŋ— forehead
  132. hisab, hiseb̚— count
  133. ringa— scarce
  134. reseɖ̚— 1. narrow; 2. to narrow
  135. marmar— scorpion
  136. misaw ka— never
  137. sĩɽi — ladder
  138. meɖ̚ rapiɖ̚— blink, wink or shut the eyes
  139. tula— weigh
  140. tupu— dip
  141. guʈi marci— chili pepper
  142. sanɖel— sandal
  143. suwad̚, suwed̚— only (person)
  144. minɖi ub— wool
  145. tẽjaŋ kowa— brother-in-law
  146. lo— burn; be set on fire
  147. reɖ̚, reʔɖ̚ ranu— medicine
  148. manɖa— step
  149. kobor akariɲ niʔ— newspaper seller
  150. ɖonɖa— tree lizard
  151. munda manke— chief (lit., chief of tribe + chief of confederation)
  152. boro biɽkaw — frighten (animals)
  153. reʔpo— wrinkle
  154. canɖal— one thousand (1,000)
  155. baleʔ hon— baby, infant
  156. sangas tanko— hunter
  157. nama era— bride (lit., new + woman)
  158. taːɽ daru— palm tree
  159. salam— liver
  160. cema— 1. forgive; 2. forgiveness, pardon
  161. ibil— thick (liquids)
  162. maraŋ ko— elders
  163. omon— grow
  164. huɽiɲ en tiaʔ— decrease
  165. ɟutiɖ— touch
  166. linka lobaʔ— weak
  167. rãsa ici— entertain
  168. suiɖ̚— knead, mix rice and dal, etc.
  169. deraŋ— 1. exactly; 2. sure
  170. cakaɖ labaʔ— deceiving, deceitful
  171. buru uɽiʔ— wild cow
  172. gosoʔ— rub
  173. ɖuliɖ̚— dust
  174. kui hon— one's daughter
  175. ukil— lawyer
  176. binɖu— coil
  177. soja kanaʔ— rotten
  178. okoe— who
  179. biɲ— snake
  180. sadom— horse
  181. dama— large drum; kettle drum
  182. onol— 1. inscription, line; 2. make line; draw
  183. hon eɽʔa— miscarriage
  184. maraʔ ĩjel— peacock feather
  185. kuce— wrinkle
  186. hojo— peel
  187. cejom— small cymbals (kartal)
  188. dasi— servant
  189. baleʔ hopoɖ̚, hopaɖ̚— shoot
  190. bir— forest, woods
  191. duwar— door
  192. ɟuri— friend
  193. kos— kilometer
  194. daʔ daʔ tijaʔ— liquid
  195. osar ge— width
  196. kaka— father's brother (paternal uncle)
  197. toraŋ— perhaps
  198. sari— true
  199. mutuɖ̚ sowan— aromatic (lit., fragrant + smell)
  200. hangi— down a steep incline; precipitously
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