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  1. ãr ipil ko— Pleiades
  2. bonga buru— generic term for traditional sacrifices to spirits
  3. sunum isin— fry
  4. baja ho— mad person, crazy person
  5. gomke— boss, master, official
  6. poʈom kobi— cabbage
  7. ɟio ɟantu— animal
  8. hasu— be sick
  9. tanagoeʔ— jaw
  10. naɽangaɖ hasa, naɽangaʔ hasa— clay
  11. mala— fisherman
  12. mani— mustard
  13. keɽa— buffalo
  14. noɟor— spell cast by the evil eye
  15. cere beʈe— spark
  16. bajɖa— castrate
  17. loːr gaɽa— brook, stream
  18. hon kowaʔ nurs— nanny, children's nurse
  19. saɽi— sound, ring, play (intransitive)
  20. kuwam, kuwɛm— chest
  21. pureʔ ɟiliŋ tijaʔ, pureʔe ɟiliŋ tijaʔa— become longer
  22. kaɽob̚— crab
  23. iju— shout
  24. uɟu— abscess, boil
  25. laʔi ɟeɽa— stomachache
  26. gum— winnow
  27. ajum— hear, listen
  28. sunum— oil
  29. meːɖ̚ iʔ, meːɖ̚ iʔi — rust
  30. rub̚— uproot (trees, plants)
  31. basaŋ— boil water
  32. cimite— when
  33. tajom— after, later
  34. nutum maːn— good reputation
  35. sungal, sungel— only
  36. muci— shoemaker
  37. caʈi— sixth
  38. buʈa— trunk
  39. nim daru— neem tree
  40. iril hisi gel apija— one hundred and seventy-three (173)
  41. nakiʔ— 1. comb; 2. to comb
  42. bale— entrap, ensnare
  43. haku— fish
  44. kuwem, kuwam, kuwɛm— chest
  45. bir ho— forest-dwelling person
  46. bogsiːs— reward; tip
  47. batari— thin
  48. hasu— illness, disease
  49. oɽan— bathe, wash oneself
  50. sirma disum— dwelling place of the dead
  51. hasu— hurt, pain, give pain, fever
  52. muci— cobbler
  53. gerɖa— goiter
  54. buɽa ho, bude ho— old man
  55. aːndi— 1. marry; 2. marriage
  56. kere meʈe təuɖ̚— choke
  57. moroeʔ— sour
  58. okonkiɲ— which (dual, animate)
  59. puraʔ, pureʔ, pureʔe— more
  60. rũ rũ, ru ru— buzz
  61. ɖal— shield
  62. salaŋgi— tall, high
  63. losoɖ̚ hasa— mud
  64. udub̚— show
  65. abuŋ— wash
  66. okona— where
  67. sir— vein
  68. lunɖa— whitewash, using cloth
  69. kariŋ— sell
  70. paɽaw siʈija— student
  71. manmi— mankind
  72. meːɖ̚ iʔ, meːɖ̚ iʔi — rust
  73. ɟar— amuse, entice
  74. hon ɟonom— bear child, give birth
  75. homo— body
  76. gasar— wash utensils
  77. hindi— Hindi
  78. bondo— close
  79. gamaŋ— tickle
  80. boda merom— male goat
  81. eɖka— wicked
  82. kulae— rabbit
  83. eʈaʔ lika— on the other hand
  84. gotaʔ— scratch
  85. balbal, balbal ɟero, balwal— sweat
  86. majom— blood
  87. burbuɽiʔ — bubble
  88. luki tijaʔ— urinate
  89. ranɖi era— widow
  90. pensil— pencil
  91. ɖem— dam
  92. uruʔ adaːn— kind, merciful
  93. pasaː dumbu— weeds
  94. ka satiɲ— impatient
  95. tamba— copper
  96. lolo— heat
  97. hojo— air
  98. hunɖi— store, store up
  99. pajel— first
  100. riping— swing hands
  101. golgol— turn bad (milk)
  102. nabaʔ, nawbaʔi— be pregnant (animal)
  103. karamcaʔ— fox
  104. bau hõjar— older brother of the wife; older brother of the husband
  105. atu— place something in flowing water; be carried away
  106. kolom— threshing floor
  107. ɟire— cumin or Indian fumitory, Fumaria parviflora, plant used in masala
  108. kuiɖ̚— kite bird
  109. ‑ɟakeɖ̚— even
  110. hunɖijakanko— crowd
  111. ɟapaʔ, ɟapaʔa— near, close
  112. tata— grandfather
  113. tela— receive or catch in one or both hands
  114. enem— gift
  115. kunkəl— potter
  116. cas— cultivate, farm
  117. uku danaŋ— hide; hide behind
  118. ɟaːiʔ oka— nobody
  119. aːndi— wedding (ceremony)
  120. hanal— answer
  121. sakam— leaf
  122. hasa— dirt, soil
  123. basa— reside temporarily
  124. kaɟi keseɖ̚— point made to win argument, say something to send someone in wrong direction (lit., word + block)
  125. goʔe, goeʔ— die, kill, dead
  126. guni— sorcery
  127. senger— straight
  128. aparob, aparom— wing
  129. bina— harp
  130. buʈi laːʔi— umbilical cord
  131. goʔe, goeʔ— die, kill, dead
  132. haga— brother (in a broad sense)
  133. ɖeɖem— sparrow
  134. tamba— copper
  135. nokol— imitate
  136. ɖeɽeɖ̚— shiver, tremble, shake with cold
  137. sẽja era— wise woman
  138. ɽogo— epidemic, contagious disease
  139. ikir— deep
  140. bal— ball
  141. saː— add
  142. samaɽom— gold
  143. dub̚ cũlocũlum— squat
  144. muskil— difficult
  145. kili— clan
  146. ʈongaʔ, ʈongaʔa— hollow
  147. bala era— mother of the husband of the daughter; older sister of the husband of the daughter; mother of the wife of the son; older sister of the wife of the son; older sister of the husband of the younger sister
  148. sereŋ— rock (large)
  149. neta— politician
  150. ɟoka nel, ɟukanel— be shortsighted, myopic
  151. ranɖi era— widow
  152. naɽangaɖ hasa, naɽangaʔ hasa— clay
  153. ʈajeɖ— place
  154. ɟometijaʔa— food
  155. dolal— intermediary
  156. aril— ice
  157. goɽa baba canɖu— September – October
  158. aliɲ— 1st dual exclusive pronoun (he/she and I)
  159. behos— faint, unconscious
  160. cunɖul— point out
  161. pukuri— pond, tank
  162. hupu nam— process of selecting a name by placing seeds in water
  163. ɟibon— life
  164. hataʔ— winnowing basket
  165. hisa, hise— harassment
  166. mockaw— hurt oneself
  167. mise mise— sometimes
  168. dakara— 1. announce; 2. announcement
  169. saram— deer
  170. kowa— boy
  171. bar hisi gelija— fifty (50)
  172. ro raʈanga— uneven
  173. ɟom nu— feast, party
  174. uʈa— raise something or someone up
  175. ajum— hear, listen
  176. ɟje tatako— ancestor
  177. suku— bottle gourd
  178. mipijaɖ, mipijeɖ— one each
  179. merom— goat
  180. paileʒənəm— first-born
  181. manki— chief of a confederation, four or five villages
  182. tutamala cirgal— evaluate
  183. sitaʔ, sitaʔa— morning
  184. genɖa gaɽur— stork
  185. badam— peanut
  186. ranɖi— widow
  187. ombaʔ, ombaʔa— crawl
  188. hoba hasu— labour, labor, birth pains
  189. dumaŋ— hand drum that is beaten at both ends
  190. bajan, bejan— explain
  191. hasa buː— clod of earth
  192. tẽja— husband of an older sister, younger brother of a wife
  193. homo ɟaŋ— skeleton
  194. murki— earring
  195. buʔ, buʔu— bark
  196. buraʔ— serve
  197. ɖai— elder sister
  198. eːn, ɛn— wake up
  199. rəpiɲ— indicate
  200. anguɽi— finger
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