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  1. mat hepaa— mud
  2. 'ephill— type of bush or weed
  3. 'epuul— my hip
  4. yar— runs away, flees, stampedes
  5. kalyemuu— small mortar, portable mortar
  6. chepuurk— overflows, floods
  7. emily— his foot, leg
  8. hatt— dog, horse, pet, domesticated animal
  9. mes-hanan— stinkbug
  10. 'eshin— one, is one
  11. tuullah— sticks on, pastes on
  12. sallyemak— shoulder blade, shoulder
  13. 'emat— land, earth, soil, dirt, ground, floor, country, place
  14. shaawitt— stuffs, packs, tamps down
  15. pam— arrives, gets there, is here, has come, ready
  16. menyaachamlly— you all
  17. 'ehaa chuullup— water is boiling, bubbling
  18. aawas— it drizzles, mists
  19. kusi'yaay— doctor, medicine man, healer, witch doctor
  20. llemas— washes his own face
  21. kush— tall
  22. kuuchutt kway'kuu— president, boss, big chief
  23. kunyeway— relative, partner, spouse, friend
  24. methiilly kaalhwas— Wash your clothes!
  25. cheyuw— sings
  26. ha— yes
  27. heyaay 'iipall nyanesoom— long ago, when summer was over
  28. 'elymaam— child, little one
  29. tuukwaa— they walk
  30. teshellak— hooks
  31. keyipem— maybe, I don't know, I dunno
  32. malmaal— feels better, is feeling better
  33. 'emaat 'elus-h— I wash my body
  34. 'aahan ta'nyeway— We are well, we are good, we are doing well
  35. 'echillich— devil, ghost, spirit
  36. henuu— sick, ill
  37. 'elymash— children
  38. 'enyehatt 'ehemay ta'am— I'm looking for my horses
  39. matetay kwa'stik— small mountain
  40. kunyemii— teases, mistreats, harms, abuses
  41. chemilly— ant, red ant
  42. 'ekwak kwerak— old buck, old deer (male)
  43. 'ewaa hamaach— bedroom
  44. 'aahan ta'waa— I am well, I am good, I am doing well
  45. 'aashaa kwa'kwas— yellow bird
  46. waapitt— door
  47. kuhnoch— sick, ill person
  48. 'enyaa peyii— today
  49. tenay— late; it is late afternoon, evening
  50. paa-aw— his/her grandchild, grandson, granddaughter; son's child
  51. 'iipach waam— A man goes away, went away, left
  52. 'iichaa ta'waas— I've been thinking, I was thinking
  53. kunyilly— that which is black, black one
  54. hetat— his back
  55. nyech'ak— woman
  56. llyaa— cousin
  57. tuuhas— plays the rattle
  58. tepenii— pulls, is pulling
  59. 'all— wide
  60. ill— worm, grub, maggot, caterpillar
  61. chuuw— grows a garden
  62. 'entaly— my mother
  63. aq— his bone
  64. 'enyaawap— us
  65. chiiwill— wipes, wipes it off, rubs it out, erases
  66. chemaa— tastes
  67. tekhii— gopher
  68. etaanak— sits him down, makes him sit
  69. 'empill— ashes, dust
  70. kenaam— You all go away! Leave!
  71. helul— plays the flute; flute
  72. metenyaally— tomorrow
  73. 'ekur— distant, far, long time
  74. likelik— long-necked
  75. tehepall— mends, patches
  76. kunyaaw— black-tailed jackrabbit
  77. 'iiwalp— is in plain sight, can be clearly seen, plainly visible
  78. matewir— hard earth, hard ground
  79. shakwilaaw— mockingbird
  80. pam— arrives, gets there, is here, has come, ready
  81. 'echii— fish
  82. aachanp— gets down, gets off
  83. tellypuu— roadrunner
  84. tuukwiir— constipated
  85. eyaaw— his tooth, teeth
  86. aaull— lays a long object on top of something
  87. tehelakp— hooked, mixed up, messed up, tangled
  88. temehekwan— wraps a ball, wraps into a ball, balls up
  89. menyaachamlly muuwich— You all see it
  90. nyaamat— all, all of them, every, everything, everyone
  91. lampuulaamp— cottonwood tree
  92. hemenaall— snores
  93. haa— yes
  94. taawinn— irons, presses down
  95. iimaa— dances
  96. tepechur— makes a circle, forms a circle
  97. wetuuyp— pregnant
  98. nyiiwars— He's hungry
  99. tepall— puts on top; sticks to, sticks together, hangs on to
  100. llya'am— can do it, is able; overdoes, overcomes
  101. uusay— laughs
  102. uullup— pulls it out
  103. weyuu— is, becomes, happens
  104. kurrkurr— ground owl, burrowing owl
  105. wettim— shoots
  106. 'ii'is— I sneeze
  107. 'ewaach 'elymam— The house is small
  108. uuniiw— opposed, against, opposite
  109. emily 'ukuwaayk— sole of the foot, under the foot
  110. kaam— Go away! Leave!
  111. chekwapm— throws down a lot of things, knocks them down, throws away a bunch, scatters things, throws peones over
  112. 'amp ta'am— I'm walking around
  113. knaap— tells about something/someone
  114. kwr'ak— old man
  115. ehwall— his forehead, his head
  116. hellyaach uuhwaq— first quarter of the moon
  117. 'esalyem— just started, slowly beginning
  118. 'ily— tree, wood, stick
  119. mat kepshuw— Take care of yourself! Watch out! Be careful!
  120. hetuur— blows the horn
  121. hellyaach nyawaamhs— last quarter of the moon
  122. hetat pattk— His back is broken, he broke his back
  123. kwa'naay— wire grass reeds, basket rush
  124. yaachash— his heart
  125. pellyettap— explodes, blows up, backfires, crackles, pops
  126. kepiiwayp— uphill
  127. millyepuu— belly button, navel; umbilical cord
  128. mat aayum— gather, get together, have a meeting, get married
  129. tehiily— clothes, shirt, dress
  130. 'awii hwatt— red snake, red diamond rattlesnake
  131. pekatt— cuts off, cuts across the path
  132. aahiill— drags a long object
  133. hellytay— horsehair rope
  134. 'aany shin— one year
  135. nyakumak— the day after, the next day
  136. nya'war— sometimes; anytime, ever
  137. kechpam— Go out! Get out!
  138. chuullup— bubbles, boils
  139. keyim kaam— Go on, go ahead and go!
  140. maa mechuuy— your husband
  141. 'ewii— rock
  142. nyim weyiw— kept coming
  143. telyewaay— doll
  144. ewaaw— yells, screams, shouts, hollers
  145. pup— them
  146. hepshiw— blue, green
  147. pellytaay— white sage
  148. tepellat— sticks on, makes it stick
  149. 'ewaa kwa'llyuw— many houses, a lot of houses
  150. chepaa— comes up, sprouts, starts to grow
  151. 'esuq— tule
  152. 'enyaach 'ar— I want it, I need it
  153. ewillp— fast
  154. unyehaa— tears, teardrops
  155. naamh— They will go away, leave
  156. ketih— charcoal, coals
  157. matewir— hard earth, hard ground
  158. 'ihpaa— eagle
  159. kway'kuu— big one, chief, that which is big
  160. 'enepaaw— my paternal grandfather, my father's father
  161. kushay— fat one, fat person, fatso, that which is fat, fatty, greasy
  162. chuukatt— bites off
  163. aahwarp— rubs self against something
  164. kuphaall— black oak tree, black oak acorns
  165. akehap— brings in, places inside, deposits, puts in
  166. wecham— leaves it, lets him, stops doing, quits, remains, takes it easy
  167. ehuu— nose
  168. aayar— rounds up, kidnaps, elopes, gathers
  169. halampuulaamp— cottonwood tree
  170. pa'yur— needle
  171. kupaay— is from, comes from, belongs there
  172. 'uy wii— there is nothing there, there are none, is nonexistent
  173. hoo— ok, okay, alright
  174. weyaaw— picks up, picks from vine, gathers, takes over
  175. hin— is one, another, a certain
  176. 'ewii kwa'hwatt— red diamond rattlesnake
  177. wellyully— boils, cooks
  178. aamill— hangs up (long object)
  179. rak— is old (man), is an old man
  180. shakwilaaw— mockingbird
  181. eyuk— before, in front of
  182. kupaay— is from, comes from, belongs there
  183. hewak— two, are two
  184. 'etaly— my mother
  185. hiimaap— blind
  186. puwk— goes back, comes back, returns
  187. 'iihaatt— greedy (like a dog)
  188. sulyesuly— loosely fitting, loose-limbed, hanging loose
  189. hemall— ear
  190. 'ehaa chepitt— dam? spring? meaning uncertain
  191. aalup— leads by the hand, arm
  192. mechhillaahii— small black ant, grease ant, thief ant
  193. hasill— manzanita
  194. 'att 'att wii— rocks back and forth, is rocking like a rocking horse
  195. chepehutt— stoops over, bends over
  196. maaykaa— it is daybreak, dawn
  197. aakwirp— hides behind tall object
  198. aperchaawii— makes alike, compares, corrects, tries on, measures
  199. wehay— new, fresh
  200. uuchutt— orders, rules, sends
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