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  1. wechan— goes down, comes down, descends, gets off
  2. pa'yuuw— there he is, standing
  3. ii way— talks to, speaks to
  4. kumlay— which is dead, deceased person, corpse
  5. mehwallh— you will dig
  6. htup— jumps
  7. uunyaay— his daughter-in-law
  8. mehwaa— badger
  9. tawluwk— sound of whippoorwill
  10. apesiiw— is very much, does a lot, does intensely, is/does too much, excessively
  11. 'ehin— is one, another, a certain
  12. weraaw— hot
  13. saarrap— five, are five
  14. hempish— ashes
  15. a-aam— takes away, takes along
  16. kaapni'— Pull it! Stretch it! Pull on it!
  17. ketma'— Try it! Test it!
  18. 'enyaawapch pa 'uchewayp tenyeway— We are talking about this
  19. kunnemii— mean one, meanie
  20. 'ewily— rock
  21. tewaaches 'iikwich 'ehinch— there was a man
  22. 'ewii— rattlesnake
  23. 'enur— I know
  24. malemaal— feels better, is feeling better
  25. muuwich— You guys see it
  26. 'iichaa— I think, I remember
  27. ewillp— fast
  28. sekann— first, ahead, outdoes, wins, beats
  29. kunniimii— mean one, which is mean
  30. 'enallh— I will fall
  31. wekuull— they climb
  32. tenay— late; it is late afternoon, evening
  33. puuch aa-ap— he lays it down
  34. pehaall— puts away, stows
  35. may'kuu— you're big
  36. 'ewily emak— behind the rock
  37. tuullap— stuck on, pasted on
  38. 'ehtat— my back
  39. kwa'tik— the little one, small one
  40. nyilly— black
  41. 'ehnally— flat rock, stone slab, layer, big wide stone
  42. heyally— recently, the other day
  43. 'ich miich— What do you call it? How do you say...
  44. ketaayutt— Scare him!
  45. 'elymaam— child, little one
  46. aa-ap— lays down a long object
  47. gayeen— chicken
  48. 'ir wii— rough; trembles
  49. 'ehaa kuruwm— with hot water
  50. 'ehaa aatuu— she poured water
  51. shechaak— screech owl, barn owl
  52. hoo— ok, okay, alright
  53. teyir— dull, not sharp
  54. kaanip— Shake it!
  55. hechap— wakes up, is awake
  56. chepitt— covers a bunch, covers with soft object
  57. puy— there, over there, in that
  58. kaaraaw— Make a fire! Tend to the fire!
  59. 'ewaach tay— The house is big
  60. 'esily— salt
  61. kwilaashaash— bluejay
  62. sally— his arm, hand
  63. puy kechwuw— Put it there!
  64. aamillp— is hanging, hung (long objects)
  65. tekewanp— turned around, turns around and comes back; gets upset
  66. umann— gets up, rises
  67. kwarkwar— talks loudly, talks a lot
  68. kallyehwiiw— small skunk
  69. helekay— smooth, slippery
  70. meyipa— You hear?
  71. 'ewaa hmiiy— houses are many, there are a lot of houses
  72. mat kwa'elymam— hill
  73. metenyaally— tomorrow
  74. pekwilly— passes by, passes through, goes by, elapses
  75. esally— his arm, hand
  76. puu akekwiis— she asked him
  77. weshah— spoiled, stale, rotten, rotting, stinks
  78. 'ehana— Is it good? Is it right?
  79. su'kwiny kechuk— Dry the dishes!
  80. lemis— fur, body hair, feathers
  81. 'emtan— naked, bare
  82. 'aamh— I'm going, leaving, going to go
  83. nyaapum melay— and then he died
  84. 'aaknachvu nurs— He knows storytelling, stories, the story
  85. kaanally— Move it over!
  86. 'u'uu— horned owl
  87. 'uuyuk— outside, out in front
  88. hemuk— three, are three
  89. yiir— side, edge, shore, bank
  90. millyepuu— belly button, navel; umbilical cord
  91. 'ewaach puy ewaa— The house is over there; the house over there
  92. emaat— body, flesh
  93. 'ehmaall— ground squirrel
  94. mechhallaahall— carpenter ant, stink ant
  95. haawka— hello, hi
  96. 'awka— hello, hi
  97. 'ily— tree, wood, stick
  98. 'uunyaa tuy— in the middle of the road
  99. 'uuhayi— thank you, thanks
  100. weraak— has a sharp pain, cramp
  101. tuumillp— is hanging, hung (round object)
  102. shally kesaark— left hand, left arm
  103. kwa'stik— the little one, which is small
  104. kupilly— day, daylight
  105. nyaamat— all, all of them, every, everything, everyone
  106. piikun— sparrow hawk
  107. 'enyaach— I, the sun
  108. aataq— pours a solid
  109. 'emat— land, earth, soil, dirt, ground, floor, country, place
  110. keruk— mourning ceremony, anniversary ceremony for the dead
  111. wemann— gets up
  112. wenuw— runs, flows
  113. weyuu— is, becomes, happens
  114. 'aanaak— chair, seat
  115. ewip— they do
  116. maaw— no, is not
  117. 'ewaa kway'kuu kupaay— family, family member, belonging to the big house
  118. pellychettaap— they explode, backfire, crackle, pop; forest fire, wildfire
  119. meshaa— you sting
  120. 'enyaa— me, sun, day
  121. chepap— four, are four
  122. 'echillich— devil, ghost, spirit
  123. peyaa keyuuw kewuuw— Take this and look at it!
  124. nyilly— black
  125. maach maakwal— You lick it
  126. peyii— here
  127. maach— you
  128. waam tewam— he was going along
  129. aayip— they arrive
  130. ketuunally— Move it! (round, solid object)
  131. neyip— that
  132. pily— now
  133. chuunyatt— lies, tells a lie
  134. wepis— kisses, sucks, nurses
  135. aachemuyuuw— shows, shows how, teaches
  136. aamillp— is hanging, hung (long objects)
  137. etaakark— rises backwards suddenly
  138. aarrap— hits, beats, whips, strikes, spanks with a stick
  139. 'ehink— one; is one, alone, single
  140. met'aar— outside, outdoors, open space, valley
  141. shawii— acorn mush; makes acorn mush
  142. siny 'elymaam— girl, girl child
  143. 'etut— wild cherry, chokecherry
  144. pekwilly— passes by, passes through, goes by, elapses
  145. 'ensily— my aunt; my mother's older sister
  146. 'esiny— my wife
  147. kechwak— Punch him!
  148. mat maayk— top of the mountain, top of the land
  149. uutuuyiw— brings several things
  150. akehap— brings in, places inside, deposits, puts in
  151. nya'aamh— I'm going, goodbye, bye
  152. 'iipach waam— A man goes away, went away, left
  153. yaq— is located, lies
  154. 'epin— warm
  155. haa tuupitt— dam
  156. puwk— goes back, comes back, returns
  157. mat— oneself, himself, herself, themselves, each other, one another, yourself, myself
  158. 'etay— big, large
  159. 'aashaa— bird
  160. umaaw— no; is not, does not
  161. aarrap— hits, beats, whips, strikes, spanks with a stick
  162. metpaaw— wasp, hornet, yellowjacket
  163. sekap— is half, half-full, half-way
  164. shink— one
  165. 'ehpaa— prickly pear cactus
  166. kuupal— arrow
  167. kakekwii— Ask a question!
  168. 'enyaawapch— we
  169. 'enyaaches— It's me, it is I
  170. puum— to there, to that, with that
  171. chamlly— all, everyone, everything
  172. haawinn— holds onto
  173. wehill— roasts, barbecues, grills
  174. 'ekwii pa'waa— it's raining
  175. tuulul— pulls behind self, tows, drags
  176. tenaay— yesterday
  177. 'ir 'ir wii— rough; trembles
  178. maapa memeyaap meyu— Who are you with?
  179. hewak— two, are two
  180. weyuuw— gets, takes, holds, has
  181. kechechap— Wake up!
  182. uusich— makes him drink
  183. wesii— drinks
  184. mehwall— your head, your forehead
  185. tuullah— sticks on, pastes on
  186. netaat— his father
  187. hellytaa— his hair
  188. chemenyaay— likes it, enjoys it
  189. taawaam— takes away a round object
  190. aachanp— gets down, gets off
  191. sekwiirp— is tied around the head; headband
  192. 'ewik— west
  193. 'ily— tree, wood, stick
  194. waam— goes away, leave
  195. penyaa— rubs, massages, presses down
  196. aayal— slices thinly, in thin slices
  197. ha'nya— toad, frog
  198. nyimvey— anyway, anyhow, somehow, always
  199. nyemeshiw— smelly, gamey, strong-flavored
  200. ewuuw— sees, looks at
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