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  1. haach wehuum— waves, the water has waves
  2. 'ehtaay— crow
  3. 'aaknap— story, tale, legend
  4. 'enyaawapch 'achekwaal— We lick it
  5. shuuhuu— steals, robs
  6. waams kupilly 'ehin— he left one day
  7. 'ewily wekull— she climbed up rocks
  8. achekwirrp— teases, makes fun of
  9. meyay— steep
  10. mekwach— with you
  11. 'Ellykaataay— Campo Indians, clan name, Campo
  12. Pat kakekwii— Ask Pat!
  13. kupilly nyaamat— every day
  14. mesepir— you are strong
  15. 'ehaasilly— ocean
  16. kunniimii kwapsiiw— very mean one
  17. kwii— cloud
  18. 'ehaawinnh— I will hold onto it
  19. piikay— seven, are seven
  20. 'enyaach 'emeheyaay— I'm afraid, scared
  21. tekwank— turned around, twisted, injured, wrenched, upset
  22. shiimull— clan, blood relatives, extended family; family name
  23. iima— dances
  24. 'enyaa— sun, day, me
  25. 'aahmaa— California quail, valley quail
  26. eyiiw hemaap— blind
  27. 'itt wii— silent, very quiet
  28. wemaa— eats (soft things); is ripe
  29. chemilly— ant, red ant
  30. chehelekaay— kidney
  31. 'uuch mema'wii temam— What are you doing (around here)?
  32. hellyaa wesaaw— lunar eclipse, eclipse of the moon, it eats the moon
  33. tuupitt— covers with lid, dams up, closes off by blocking with something, turns off water
  34. maaykally— in the morning
  35. 'epilly— cattail, tule
  36. aatir— wraps something around long object
  37. maach mesaaw temwaa— You are eating. Are you eating?
  38. pechhuukwiip— they stand, stop
  39. hetaat— stands up
  40. 'iikwiichvech wiiches— The men said
  41. sillyk— salty
  42. matetay wekull— she climbed a mountain
  43. tuuyuuw— is, does while standing
  44. 'empuun— leaching basket
  45. 'iishaa— bird
  46. penyaay— Mexican
  47. 'enyaach 'ekull— I climb
  48. nyii ta'waah umaawh— I won't stay, I will not stay
  49. 'enyaa 'entaat waamh— My father is going, leaving, going to go
  50. nyiiwar— hungry
  51. penyaawinn— holds down with hand
  52. 'iipaach kwa'llyuw— many men, a lot of men
  53. tewaaches— there was, he was
  54. puuch uumall— he writes
  55. aapanp— is lying on stomach
  56. werraaw— sharp
  57. 'enyaamat 'ewip— We all did it
  58. 'aayp— I speak, talk
  59. 'ehwatt chepak— bleeds
  60. 'uuha'yi— thank you, thanks
  61. weshay— fat, greasy, fatty
  62. kenaak 'aaw kaaraaw— Go make a fire!
  63. yay taanak— at peace, at total ease, relieved, equanimous
  64. 'eyip— I hear, feel it, I think
  65. ma'hana— Are you good? Are you well? Are you okay?
  66. 'ehmirkehmirk— raises eyebrows, has a dubious, mocking expression; smiles
  67. 'ehaaq— raven
  68. 'enyaa 'entaat waam— my father left, my father goes away
  69. nyepullk— wears a hat, has a hat on
  70. 'ehpaa kurraaw— cactus spine
  71. panemuush— his great-grandparent, great-grandmother, great-grandfather
  72. 'elul— round, spherical; ball
  73. emaat— body, flesh
  74. maay— high, up, tall, where, which one
  75. shaawal tenam— they stirred it around
  76. nyaa 'entaly— my mother
  77. emilly— head louse, lice
  78. uuyuy— howls; makes believe he's going to hit someone
  79. he'maay— boy
  80. hully wii— moves fast, starts out in a rush, gets a head start
  81. kutyir— priest
  82. 'ewaa kupaay— family, family member, from the house
  83. topm— throws it to him, throws a round object away
  84. Sam tetekaay— They asked Sam for it, They asked for Sam
  85. kwelhup— small hole
  86. ka-aam— Take it away! Take it along!
  87. kepuwk menyewaam kaam— Go back to your home!
  88. 'uunyaa— road, path, trail
  89. etuuy— pregnant
  90. aalul— leads something, drags, pulls, tows
  91. chipesii— liver
  92. 'emallk wenyaych wesaaw— he hunted and ate rats
  93. kwa'shash— that which is beautiful
  94. maava— And you? How about you?
  95. kehtup— Jump!
  96. kepuw— steps on
  97. 'ewikm— to the west
  98. 'u'uu— horned owl
  99. aannak— ties up, ties together, bandages
  100. kepkwilly— Pass by! Cross it!
  101. yuuchaap— they think, remember
  102. kuuchutt— boss, leader, ruler, chief, policeman, commander
  103. chaaymally— liar
  104. maapchu— Who is it?
  105. nyewayh umaaw— they're not there
  106. maayem— to where? whither?
  107. 'ephatt wii— kicks her heels softly
  108. 'eyuuwh— I will get, catch, have it
  109. shiihuk— ten, are ten
  110. puuch achekiily— they play an instrument, ring it
  111. tehekaayp— begs, is a beggar
  112. hempuu— throwing stick; elm tree
  113. chuuyaay— chirps, hums, chants, sings softly
  114. shawii— acorn mush; makes acorn mush
  115. kenuw— Run!
  116. kenyiw— Come here, you all!
  117. ha'silly— ocean
  118. weyaam— goes and gets, fetches
  119. meyiiw— your eyes, face
  120. nyewaayp— lives, inhabits
  121. 'enuwh— I will run
  122. waams emiy— he went with her
  123. muuyaawlly mara— Do you want to know?
  124. shemuutuurrpch waam— it rolled away
  125. llyahin— hates
  126. hkwak— bitter, sour
  127. aakeyuuch— windbreaker, enclosure, ramada, shelter
  128. puu 'uuchechu— What is that?
  129. 'echuwh— I will make it, build it, fix it
  130. siny tenarrh umaaw— he doesn't have a wife
  131. nyamepeshuwk 'iiwaarm 'epuwk 'ekenaam meyiph— After you wait for a while, I'll come back and you'll hear me call
  132. teheyuur— chokes on liquid
  133. mat 'ekwas— yellow earth, light-colored clay
  134. weman— flies
  135. 'elyaa— my cousin
  136. kaamill— Hang it up! (long object)
  137. aarp wii— steps to the side
  138. sekap sekap— is half and half
  139. may— don't, not at all; very much
  140. aarapm— is thrown off, throws away, lets loose, knocks down
  141. unyeway— is a friend, partner, spouse, relative
  142. haallyup— bathes self, takes a bath
  143. terekukp— twisted, bent, crooked, out of shape, misshapen, curved
  144. nyehatt— his dog, pet, horse, domesticated animal
  145. emily kuhur— his shin, lower leg
  146. taasip— puts out a light, extinguishes, turns off
  147. 'aaknachvu— the story, storytelling
  148. maay werapa— Where does it hurt?
  149. kwatemii— adults, elders
  150. peyaa 'uuchechu— What is this?
  151. ketuk— Carry it on your back!
  152. 'iikwiich kwaatrr 'ar— I want four men
  153. milya'pana— bat
  154. iiwik— his right, right hand side
  155. meraay— mirage
  156. aakily— plays an instrument; it rings
  157. chuutuk— kisses
  158. mehetun— knee
  159. walwal wii— very quick, hurries up
  160. mewuuwh umaawa— Didn't you see it? You don't see it?
  161. kethiill— Drag it! Haul it!
  162. saw— eats
  163. tenayem 'enekewaykh— We'll go back in the evening
  164. nyaamatech— they all, everyone
  165. uuhwaq— it breaks, breaks open, splits into pieces, is broken
  166. 'eyaachih wellich— my heart is bad, I feel bad, I am sad
  167. maremar— bare-headed, has no hat on
  168. aachaap— they lay it down
  169. maayum— when?
  170. hatt— dog, horse, pet, domesticated animal
  171. hepshiw— blue, green
  172. 'emann— I get up
  173. pekwall— red-tailed hawk
  174. hatepull— woodpecker
  175. nyamu'yumchu— What time is it?
  176. wechiip— covers himself up
  177. epup— woven material, basket, basketry; weaves baskets
  178. sha'wii— makes acorn mush, acorn mush
  179. kuurur— Stretch it!
  180. enyiip— his belt
  181. aarrap— hits, beats, whips, strikes, spanks with a stick
  182. hasuuyan— horned toad, horny toad, horntoad, horned lizard
  183. mekwiich— you tattoo, your tattoo
  184. paamuus— his great grandchild
  185. menyaachamlly— You all
  186. meryuy— embarrassed, ashamed, shy, bashful
  187. nyuk mehemii— you've already grown up
  188. maa mentaat— your father
  189. uukwin aapak— smokes a pipe
  190. pariiwii— together
  191. Baltaasarr— Baltazar
  192. kweent aachpach— adds up numbers, calculates
  193. wenyallq— swallows
  194. maacha— And you? How about you?
  195. 'erur— circular, spherical, large and round; in a circle
  196. uuman— cures, heals, treats
  197. nyaa huumaay— my son
  198. shaawall— stirs
  199. hellykaay— pine tree
  200. 'inn 'inn wii— moves around
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