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  1. homon kui— daughter of the brother of a woman
  2. cakaɖ̚— 1. false, deceiving; 2. a lie; 3. to deceive
  3. ɟaːnaʔ, ɟaːnaʔa— any (singular, indefinite, inanimate)
  4. idaŋ— early morning, early evening
  5. ɟaː cimin— how ever so many
  6. aratanɖi— son-in-law
  7. nuː— drink
  8. ale— 1st plural exclusive pronoun (we, 3 or more, excl. you)
  9. meːɖ̚ iʔ— rust
  10. caɽa— bald
  11. ɟoʈo kula, ɟoʈo kule— lion
  12. hatom hanar— sister of the father-in-law
  13. saeɖ̚— breath
  14. buɽi era — old woman
  15. ãr ipil ko— Pleiades
  16. muluʔ canɖuʔ— new moon
  17. oroŋ— blow in order to play a flute or other wind instrument
  18. esu kom— lesser
  19. kom ge— lack
  20. mamu— mother's brother (maternal uncle)
  21. heben— bitter
  22. hojo— wind, air
  23. hasu— pain
  24. bijaɖ̚, bijeɖ̚— jealous
  25. meɖ̚ rapiɖ̚— eyelid
  26. siʔ soeʔ, siʔi soeʔe— silence
  27. rãsa rãpãsa— entertain (oneself)
  28. unguɖ— bend down
  29. horlosi— storm, whirlwind
  30. suntiʔ, suntiʔi— goiter
  31. ringa, ringə— drought, famine
  32. canɖaŋ— step
  33. gitil— sand
  34. kowa dani— sorcerer (male)
  35. kui hon— girl
  36. ape cilka menaʔ peja— 'how are you?' (plural)
  37. cokaʔ, cokaʔa— pod
  38. bəlakan sepeɖ— fiancé
  39. ipil— star
  40. saɽi liɟaʔ— sari
  41. ada— feel, experience
  42. nir— run
  43. coke hon— tadpole
  44. gae— phlegm
  45. leʔ, leʔe— tongue
  46. anɖoʔ misaʔ— again
  47. anɟa: anoʔ— quickly
  48. ɟeʈe singi — summer
  49. sosta‑bosta— inexpensive, cheap
  50. haːʈo— market
  51. lule langara— cripple
  52. sark— shark
  53. leboe— flexible (Deeney: to bend down under a weight, e.g. a tree branch, carrying pole, bent bow)
  54. teɟ pata— bay leaf
  55. sonar— jeweler, jeweller
  56. bai niʔ— builder
  57. ruː— beat a drum
  58. pista— pistachio
  59. ɟaɽa— diarrhea
  60. ringa, ringə— drought, famine
  61. saki— namesake
  62. diuri— priest
  63. ub— pubic hair
  64. tangi — wait
  65. ɟatara— pilgrimage
  66. mutuɖ— fragrant smell
  67. aril— hail, ice, snow
  68. hurin hoɲ— toddler
  69. ti ganɖa— finger
  70. ɖagi— burn, scar, stain
  71. uruiʔ— 1. be tight; 2. tighten
  72. gaɟar— carrot
  73. dagi— burn, scar, stain
  74. lar roŋ— light (in colour, color)
  75. cara— bait
  76. banɟi era— barren woman
  77. gitil goɽa— desert
  78. sususuŋger— soldier
  79. ɟonoʔ— broom
  80. mockaw— hurt oneself
  81. maɖ— bamboo
  82. poca— escape
  83. gati— friend (in songs)
  84. sukul tagoeʔ— chew (tobacco)
  85. sengel sabejana— catch fire
  86. gotom — curdled milk
  87. anɖoʔ mise, anɖoʔo mise— again
  88. bal— burn
  89. karla— bitter gourd
  90. imin iŋ— contents
  91. sai— camp
  92. malgeʔ— be sated
  93. citəri— partridge
  94. ɟaːiʔ— anyone
  95. suluʔi— nasal mucus
  96. lici— lychee
  97. saː— crevice
  98. somaj— time
  99. kaɟi— lecture
  100. nel guɽu guɽu, nel guɽun guɽun— gawk
  101. bala— father of the husband of the daughter; older brother of the husband of the daughter; older brother of the wife of the son; father of the wife of the son
  102. darije— beard
  103. keɽe kaɟi— strong, loud voice
  104. reʔɖ ranu, reɖ̚rano— medicine
  105. atagom— harrow, a heavy plank of wood used to level paddy
  106. sẽja— wise, wisdom
  107. okonakiɲ— which (dual, inanimate)
  108. ɟati— race, tribe, caste, kind, type
  109. hilaŋ— disgust
  110. kõɽə hon— duckling
  111. uriʔ gaɽi— cart
  112. rigasaw calaw niʔ— rickshaw driver
  113. cuʈu— mouse
  114. kimin— wife of a son, wife of younger brother, younger sister of the husband of the daughter
  115. sangar ɟalom— hunting net
  116. kagaɟaə, kagaɟo— paper
  117. homo gaʔ doktor— surgeon
  118. ektiar em— authorize
  119. kakaː rambaɖ— praying mantis
  120. paɟama— trousers
  121. panipol— water nut
  122. losoɖ̚, losoɖ̚ hasa— mud
  123. saikəl— bicycle
  124. reɖ̚, reʔɖ̚ ranu— medicine
  125. basijam— breakfast
  126. ponai, ponaiː— full moon
  127. uriɲ undi— younger brother
  128. ɟoro— drip
  129. ote ɟoka— acre
  130. nubaʔ— dark
  131. gawa— witness
  132. soja— spoil (food), rot, decay, decompose
  133. mula, mule— radish
  134. buru gena, buru koca— valley, slope of hill
  135. ganɖu— stool
  136. uɽuʔ— think
  137. eʈaʔ tijaʔ, eʈaʔa tijaʔa— another thing
  138. gitil— sand
  139. gamadin— rainy season
  140. cikanaʔ, cikanaʔa— what (interrogative, singular, animate)
  141. kulsur— kick
  142. kokor— owl
  143. ɖuliɖ̚— dust
  144. papari— old
  145. concoɽ— restless, unsettled
  146. kaʈa dojapa, kaʈa buʈə dojapwa— heel
  147. ketɛ— armpit
  148. dãri— witch
  149. ɟar— amuse, entice
  150. ũt— camel
  151. kowa hon— son
  152. guʈi marci— pepper
  153. kuma hõjar— brother of the mother-in-law
  154. ʃajəɖ̚— breathe
  155. kamar— blacksmith
  156. genɖa— snail
  157. gangai— maize
  158. kaɽa— blind
  159. oɽa— bathe, wash oneself
  160. ɟonom, ɟonom mijanaʔ— be born
  161. hõʔ so— swan, goose
  162. kita, kite— date
  163. nutum sui— signature (lit., name + signature)
  164. sangar tanko— hunter
  165. ɟansiɲ— yellow leafless parasitic creeper found on certain trees
  166. reɖ̚, reʔɖ̚ ranu— medicine
  167. sitar— sitar
  168. baɟigar— gypsy
  169. roʔ, roʔo— butt with horns
  170. hatu disum— rural area
  171. ɟuːr ge— smoothness
  172. ʈoʈa— naked
  173. gaw rijaʔ dagi— scar
  174. mon duku— sad
  175. asul— support
  176. saeɖ̚— breathe
  177. cakaɖ— false
  178. doja— back
  179. ɟeʈe singi — summer
  180. siɽimi— bean
  181. singi— day
  182. laʔ lisil, laʔ isin— bake
  183. ote leka— acre
  184. araŋi sõmon— in-law
  185. tataŋ— grandfather
  186. meːɖ̚ iʔ, mẽːɖ̚ iʔ— rust
  187. ɟiɖ̚, ɟi ɖakən— be alive
  188. paʔ poe— muddy
  189. sanaŋ— want, desire
  190. sarsər— fingernail
  191. kudi— small particles of dust
  192. uʈa, uʈe— raise something or someone up
  193. sarʈongaʔ— quiver
  194. ere— omen
  195. bar hisigelija— thirty (30)
  196. ʈokeʔ, ʈokeʔe— stumble
  197. puraʔ, puraʔa— much, many, very
  198. guti malci— salt
  199. umi tijaʔ— blame (Deeney: to spread a negative reputation)
  200. hola— yesterday
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