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  1. tepekwilp— turns around
  2. peyii— here
  3. maakily— You ring, play an instrument
  4. haa yiir— shore, seashore, water bank
  5. 'emekay— mouse
  6. 'ewii— rattlesnake
  7. tehiir— rakes, drags
  8. mes-halyewii— small ants, house ants
  9. 'ekwas— yellow
  10. uh— coughs
  11. 'ehtaa— sugar cane, reed, bamboo, carrizo
  12. kaachanp— Get down, get off!
  13. hattpaa— coyote
  14. pechehuum— they lose
  15. shuuttaq— opens with the hand
  16. peyuur— sews
  17. sekap— is half, half-full, half-way
  18. hellytay— horsehair rope
  19. muukwin— pipe
  20. 'ehaa 'iimatt— dirty water, water is dirty
  21. mat kwa'kur— far away place, distant land
  22. heyally— recently, the other day
  23. wesay— leaches acorns or similar material; pans for gold
  24. 'enycha'maly— my older brother
  25. tiikay— asks for something, prays
  26. maaw, 'enyehatt 'ehemay ta'am— Nothing, I'm looking for my horses
  27. aahwaak— yawns
  28. alemii— beard, facial hair
  29. hechany netaly— the girl's mother
  30. 'eshash— beautiful, pretty, handsome, fine
  31. 'up— tobacco, cigarette
  32. kwash— brown
  33. emilly— head louse, lice
  34. mishka'waak— mosquito
  35. 'ellpaay— is a strange, peculiar person
  36. weshay— fat, greasy
  37. 'aasich— drink, cup, drinking vessel, drinking
  38. chepaa— urinates (woman only)
  39. kurak— old man
  40. 'ehink— one; is one, alone, single
  41. tewaa— is/does while sitting; stays
  42. tehelak— hooks with instrument, picks up or pulls out with hook, tangles, links chain
  43. nnemii— gets mad, mad, angry, mean, fierce
  44. pa'waa— there he is, sitting
  45. iiwiik— his right, right hand side
  46. hwally wii— silent, quiet, keeps quiet, shuts up, hushes
  47. hekwanyp— gives birth, has a baby, is born
  48. kaam— Go away! Leave!
  49. haypuk hellyaa— last month
  50. ketuy— comfortable, at ease, relaxed
  51. 'iisha kwi'laaw— mockingbird
  52. nya'kwar— someone, somebody, anybody
  53. tepekwirp— spinning, spins, rotates, turns around
  54. ukenaa— tells
  55. 'ehwatt kwalkwaal— light red
  56. semeray— drunk
  57. hamaa— penis
  58. akewii— follows, chases
  59. apesiiw— is very much, does a lot, does intensely, is/does too much, excessively
  60. llich— bad
  61. hemu'kay— pestle, mano
  62. emily kumpattk— stub leg, peg leg
  63. tekhii— gopher
  64. esally tehwill— ring, bracelet, handcuffs
  65. ketuull— north
  66. puwk— goes back, comes back, returns
  67. aamally— sweeps
  68. tulwaach— jimsonweed, toloache
  69. 'ehan— good
  70. 'oos— bear
  71. suukwiny— pot, dish, bowl, vessel, olla, dishes
  72. halettuk— straight
  73. shuuluk— lightning, electricity
  74. chuupun— boils, is boiling
  75. pawaam— they sit down, rest (at a gathering)
  76. chehwiiw— whistles
  77. 'ehkwaq— bitter, sour
  78. chehwill— jails, puts several people in jail
  79. chepak— comes out, steps out, appears, shows up, happens
  80. kepentah— Clap your hands! Slap him!
  81. hemall— his ear
  82. helul— plays the flute; flute
  83. weyuk— vomits, throws up
  84. uutuyumk— gathers, collects chunky objects; has a meeting
  85. kulaashaash— bluejay
  86. yuryur wii— grabs everything
  87. maaykiiwayk— forgets, is simpleminded, out of his mind, not all there
  88. weraaw— hot
  89. halampuulaamp— cottonwood tree
  90. 'ekwiy— it rains, rain
  91. nyemetaay— mountain lion, cougar
  92. 'enyaak— east
  93. shemetii— ice, freezes
  94. 'ekraayk— raises slightly, then puts back in original place; heaves, rises backwards suddenly
  95. tellwip— is crooked and large
  96. kewaak— south
  97. naamh— They will go away, leave
  98. uh— coughs
  99. chawam— loses, misses
  100. ma'wii— does something, does what, does how
  101. mechhillaahii— small black ant, grease ant, thief ant
  102. nyemay— breasts, full-grown girl, milk; is full-grown, mature (girl)
  103. ta'waa— I am, I stay
  104. sha'ii— turkey vulture, buzzard
  105. wetutt— pounds, grinds (acorns); acorn meal; large mortar
  106. muu lemis— sheepskin, sheep's fur
  107. kunyilly— that which is black, black one
  108. alemii— his beard, facial hair
  109. 'ewaa— house
  110. 'enyakwik— east-west wind, Santa Ana wind, windstorm
  111. haa tuusaap— water leaks
  112. tehepall— mends, patches, glues together
  113. 'enyaach 'ewuuw— I see
  114. hemall— ear
  115. kwellyaattuq— meadowlark
  116. uusay— laughs
  117. 'aashaa— bird
  118. tenay— late; it is late afternoon, evening
  119. echaallus— washes someone else's hands
  120. 'ewaa hamaach— bedroom
  121. pahkaay— seven
  122. keman— Get up!
  123. kiihallyp— Hurry! Hurry up!
  124. 'enyaam— early, before, previously
  125. eyepuk— his neck (back or nape of the neck)
  126. suunaar— plays alone, plays competitively, gambles
  127. weyiw— comes
  128. iima— dances
  129. aa— mouth, beak, lips, language, word
  130. 'ehwiiw— pinyon/pinion/piñon pine tree and nuts; shooting star, comet
  131. tuulump— stuck, mired down
  132. kwa'naay— wire grass reeds, basket rush
  133. 'awka— hello, hi
  134. cheherii— pushes
  135. 'ellyap— I am hot, burning, on fire
  136. panekaly— his/her maternal grandmother, mother's mother
  137. 'Ellykwanan— Santa Ysabel, caterpillar
  138. 'enyaach 'aatay— I am big
  139. haa— water
  140. iiwiik— his right, right hand side
  141. nyaa 'enkwa'tay— my father
  142. wellyup— bathes oneself
  143. aahiish— plays a musical instrument with a bow
  144. weshay— fat, greasy
  145. 'emat— land, earth, soil, dirt, ground, floor, country, place
  146. mily kuhur— his shin, lower leg
  147. 'ehtaa— sugar cane, reed, bamboo, carrizo
  148. hamemull— mountain quail
  149. 'eyaak— at the foot of, bottom of; down, below, underneath
  150. eyaaw— his tooth, teeth
  151. uwaaw— yells, screams, shouts, hollers
  152. achepay— believes, pays attention to, cares, minds
  153. nyemay— breasts, full-grown girl, milk; is full-grown, mature (girl)
  154. akenaa— tells a story
  155. puu— that, him, her
  156. 'ehar— wet
  157. nyipaches— that's all, that's it, the end, amen
  158. melyay— doesn't know, does not know how, is ignorant of
  159. tetepach— takes out, takes off, removes
  160. nekemich— they arrive, get there, have come, are here, are ready
  161. muukwin— pipe
  162. kellkwis— Wring it out! Squeeze it out!
  163. wetutt— pounds, grinds (acorns); acorn meal; large mortar
  164. nnemii— gets mad, mad, angry, mean, fierce
  165. 'enyaam— early, before, previously
  166. metenyaally kepuwk— Come back tomorrow! Go back tomorrow!
  167. mat wecham— gives up, leaves oneself, gets divorced
  168. aasip— smokes (tobacco)
  169. semay— grass, hay
  170. hatt kunyillypech gayeen aamuuch— the black dog killed a chicken
  171. 'iikwich— man, male
  172. 'enyaa— me, sun, day
  173. kuseyaay— doctor, medicine man, healer, witch doctor
  174. kechhwiiw— Whistle!
  175. tepally— knots, ties, pieces together
  176. kehap— Come in! Go inside! Enter!
  177. taayiw— is/was bringing, is coming while bringing
  178. wesatt— drips, leaks
  179. ewaa— is located, is there, sitting, situated
  180. henoo— sick, ill
  181. mewall— limp, weak, dragging, paralyzed, crippled; wilted; wrung out
  182. nyimvey— anyway, anyhow, somehow, always
  183. 'esaaw ta'waa— I'm eating, I was eating
  184. kepekuw— meets
  185. 'iipaachech uuwich— Men see it
  186. kuwaay— under, underneath, inside, below
  187. Mathay— Campo Reservation
  188. nyemii— wildcat, bobcat
  189. ketuull— north
  190. 'ekwall— chicken hawk
  191. tepechuurp— round, circular
  192. kuttap— ravine, canyon, creek
  193. shaawitt— stuffs, packs, tamps down
  194. iipuk— his neck (back or nape of the neck)
  195. haawka— hello, hi
  196. yiryir— round and flat, circular
  197. 'uuchuch— something, anything, things
  198. menyaachamlly kenaam— You all leave! Go away!
  199. tuupaa— cracks, splits acorns
  200. pa'am— there he is, around
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