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  1. 'aahmaa— California quail, valley quail
  2. hepesuuy— blows
  3. keyuu— Come!
  4. memilly— your head louse, lice
  5. hemull— gray
  6. iimaa— dances
  7. tuuhwill— attaches, connects, fits, buttons, traps, jails
  8. 'ehatt— dog, horse, pet, domesticated animal
  9. 'echii— fish
  10. 'ehtaa— sugar cane, reed, bamboo, carrizo
  11. hekwaal— baby
  12. nya'way— back, last; next
  13. chehich— name
  14. mat pekwilly— they pass each other
  15. nyily— blackish, a little black, light black
  16. kehetutt— stumbles, stumps foot, trips over something
  17. tetepach— takes out, takes off, removes
  18. wechuw— makes, fixes, builds, prepares
  19. waarp— swells up, is swollen
  20. 'ehwatt— red, blood
  21. kepshuw— Wait! Take care of him! Look out!
  22. wemuull— they gather, gathered acorns
  23. saarrap— five, are five
  24. chuuhor— chews noisily, crunches, eats hard little things
  25. waa— goes
  26. hellytaa— hair (on head)
  27. tepechuurp— round, circular
  28. 'aamh— I'm going away, leaving, will leave
  29. kwallup— big hole
  30. hellytaa— hair (on head), head
  31. keyim— Go ahead! Begin!
  32. 'enyaach 'aamh— I'm going, leaving, going to go
  33. mat— oneself, himself, herself, themselves, each other, one another, yourself, myself
  34. 'iipaachech uuwich— Men see it
  35. maap— who; someone
  36. 'emat kumeyay— cliff
  37. llekwis— squeezes out, wrings out (large thing)
  38. mat uuniiw— gambles, plays against
  39. 'ehaa— water
  40. 'iipaach wewich— Men see it
  41. 'ewaa kwalymam— small house
  42. keyim kaam— Go on, go ahead and go!
  43. hemii— grows, grows up, matures
  44. 'iipa— man
  45. pa'aa— there he is, going
  46. 'entaly— my mother
  47. 'emally— agave, mescal, century plant
  48. weruw— used to
  49. tolvaach— jimsonweed, toloache
  50. saay— dry, dries up, dries out, thirsty
  51. hekwir— spins yarn, weaves, goes around
  52. marway— the others, the rest, some
  53. emily— his leg, foot
  54. 'enyapch 'uuwich— We see it
  55. nyewaa— his house
  56. 'enekaly— my maternal grandmother, my mother's mother
  57. mathaa— air, wind
  58. puy kechaa— Put them all there!
  59. 'iikwiichvech ewaaws— the men screamed
  60. aalul— leads something, drags, pulls, tows
  61. hiinulyp— cute, funny, silly
  62. aaknaa— tells a story
  63. mereyuy— embarrassed, ashamed, shy, bashful
  64. 'amp— I walk
  65. metpaaw— wasp, hornet, yellowjacket
  66. iichaa— thinks, remembers
  67. esip— fire dies down, goes out, burns out, is extinguished
  68. hemall kuchuupitt— deaf person
  69. 'iikwich peyaach 'iitaayvi nyewaayp— this man lived in the brush
  70. wenyuuy— old, worn, worn out
  71. 'aaw— fire
  72. 'ehar— wet
  73. apekuy— hands over
  74. weshay— fat, greasy, fatty
  75. wechall— it cracks, splits, is cracked
  76. teluk— bends it over
  77. pu'yuu— is that way, like that; in order to; that's the way it is
  78. nyemii— wildcat, bobcat
  79. aa— mouth, beak, lips, language, word
  80. yay wellich— sad, feels bad
  81. aawas— it drizzles, mists
  82. meskurr— screech owl
  83. peyapaches— that's all, this is all, the end
  84. hechany— girl
  85. eyiiw hemetik— hypnotizes
  86. tuuhwill— attaches, connects, fits, buttons, traps, jails
  87. peshuw— waits for, takes care of, looks out for
  88. yaq— is located, lies
  89. chenar— lowers a bunch
  90. panepaaw— his paternal grandfather, father's father
  91. nyaapum— then, and then
  92. pemill— carries in a hanging position
  93. uuteyumk— gathers, collects chunky objects; has a meeting
  94. haa llemas— washes one's own face
  95. 'enyaach 'aamh— I'm going, leaving, going to go
  96. 'ehmaall— ground squirrel
  97. shemenyaay— pine tree with long needles, Torrey pine
  98. 'ehchuur— I'm cold
  99. kaatuk— Pour it!
  100. 'ehwaall— sugar bush
  101. wesay tenam 'ehkwaqvech nesoom— they leached it until the bitterness was gone
  102. maaw— no, is not
  103. achekiily— they ring, play an instrument
  104. mushemush— giggles, chuckles, smiles, grins
  105. 'iipach shin— a man, one man, man is one
  106. 'ehmaall— ground squirrel
  107. 'uuchuch— something, anything, things
  108. chepap— four, are four
  109. kaam— Go away! Leave!
  110. ketih— charcoal, coals
  111. uh— coughs
  112. aatuqm— pours out, spills, throws away
  113. ketuull— north
  114. mekwiir— You are skinny, you're thin
  115. tekesaa— his jaw, chin
  116. mat aainp— earthquake
  117. chehwal— swishes water in mouth
  118. keyuuw kechwuw— Take it and put it down!
  119. 'ehaa— water
  120. shepuuaawp— walks with a cane; walking cane
  121. esally— his hand, arm
  122. hasiikway— blackberry
  123. se'aay— dry, dries up
  124. umaaw— no; is not, does not
  125. 'anllich— I don't like, I dislike
  126. kwayull— deergrass, basket-making grass, filler for baskets
  127. emily tekewank— has a sprained ankle, twisted ankle
  128. llya'am— can do it, is able; overdoes, overcomes
  129. 'ewaa kwalymam— small house
  130. kushuutuurrp— wheel
  131. tuukatt— chops, cuts with scissors or axe in large chunks
  132. aayull— hides (a long object)
  133. 'etekesaa— my chin
  134. nyemtaay— mountain lion
  135. che'milly— ant
  136. semaan hemuk— three weeks, for three weeks
  137. aahelak— hooks, traps
  138. hataayily— his spleen; winnowing basket
  139. 'enyaa— sun, day, me
  140. nyechak— woman
  141. 'ehtaay— crow
  142. henuu— sick, ill
  143. tuurii— high, tipsy, buzzed, intoxicated
  144. chullaash— lungs
  145. 'u'uu— horned owl
  146. mat wetoo— fights
  147. nesoom— done, over, finished, ended, all gone, no more; completely
  148. 'elymam— small, little, short
  149. 'ehan— good
  150. 'ehaa llekup— puddle
  151. echaahwally— makes them be quiet, shut up
  152. kiny— Give it to him!
  153. tepally— ties, knots, pieces together
  154. siny— woman, female
  155. tuukwirp— has a band around his head, headband
  156. nyimvey— anyway, anyhow, somehow, always
  157. 'ehchuur— I'm cold
  158. semiiraay— crazy, unconscious, simple-minded
  159. 'emuu— bighorn sheep
  160. 'aahmaa— California quail, valley quail
  161. chehuur— it hails, is hailing; hail
  162. 'elymam— small, little, short
  163. heyaay kwapsiiw— very long ago
  164. hoo— ok, okay, alright
  165. tuuhwillp— is attached, caught, stuck, trapped, or jailed
  166. chehwar— scrubs, scrapes, scours, rubs, massages
  167. weyutt— startled, frightened, gets scared
  168. ma'llyaay— sand
  169. 'equll— long
  170. netaly— his mother
  171. 'ehwatt— red, blood
  172. hekwin— acorn granary, acorn hopper
  173. wemany— spreads out to dry
  174. wecham— leaves it, lets him, stops doing, quits, remains, takes it easy
  175. buurr— donkey
  176. iiwill— crotch, thigh
  177. hechur— winter; it is winter
  178. aayullp— is hidden (long object), hides self
  179. hepeshiw— blue, green
  180. kumputt— short one, which is short
  181. echaawuuw— shows them, makes them see
  182. tehaamach— puts him to sleep, makes him sleep
  183. muukwin— pipe
  184. sehwan— scratches
  185. chuuyay— chirps, hums, sings softly, chants
  186. 'ehaa wepinem— warm water
  187. hanakwala— lizard
  188. 'enyally— my throat, front of the neck
  189. gaat— cat
  190. wekwiirp— thin, skinny
  191. anyewaay— friend
  192. chemenyaay— likes it, enjoys it
  193. yur wii— grabs, reaches over
  194. 'iipall— summer, it is summer
  195. kupall— elder tree, elderberry
  196. kaapak— Smoke!
  197. kwa'han— the truth, good one, real one, right one
  198. metiipay— person, human, people, Indian, Kumeyaay person
  199. heyally— recently, the other day
  200. kesaark— left, the left, that which is on the left, left hand side
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