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  1. shahuk— ten, are ten
  2. etaayutt— frightens, scares, startles someone
  3. 'ehwatt— red, blood
  4. kwel-yuw— coins; dawn, daylight
  5. siny— woman, female
  6. metuullump— you get bogged, mired down, stuck in the mud
  7. nya'ari— somewhere, someplace, anywhere
  8. hemull— gray; gathers
  9. apesiiw— is very much, does a lot, does intensely, is/does too much, excessively
  10. yas— breathes, is breathing, breath
  11. 'ekwii pa'waaches— it's raining
  12. 'iikwiich hemuk— three men
  13. 'ekwak hentil— deer
  14. paychaach— thoughts, advice
  15. 'alypaayem tepekwirp— it turns around, spins slowly
  16. winnp— shakes himself
  17. achuukwip— argues, they argue
  18. tiikay— asks for something, prays
  19. weyaap— mixed
  20. nyaamatech aachaap— They all laid it down
  21. 'ewill— flea
  22. netuu-urp— they know, learn
  23. akewiich waam— she went chasing/following him
  24. rur wii— swings down, drops, swoops
  25. aa uuttaq— he opened his mouth
  26. 'ephii— greasewood, chamise bush
  27. mes-haapuuly— fly
  28. paa— arrives, gets there, is here, has come
  29. peyii— here
  30. 'imaally— by myself, on my own, alone
  31. iichih— his chest, heart, lungs
  32. wiiches— he said
  33. nyewaam— to his house
  34. maakwal— you lick it
  35. 'ar— I want
  36. duuls— candy
  37. kullyaattuq— meadowlark
  38. hekwaal— baby; shells
  39. maach maamh— You will go, leave
  40. 'uuch mema'wii— What are you doing? What do you do?
  41. shaahuuk maayk shin— eleven, are eleven
  42. chuuhwar— chews on something
  43. henyaa— touches, presses, rubs with hand
  44. hemach nyaatuy— midnight
  45. hiichur— winter, it is winter
  46. uusay— laughs
  47. hellytaa— hair (on head), head
  48. 'ehaa— water
  49. iiwikiiwik— right hand (side)
  50. 'ehnach— not again!
  51. emily— his leg, foot
  52. hemilh— young, is a young man
  53. nyepull— hat
  54. 'all
  55. eyuk— before, in front of
  56. ii wenak— sits on it
  57. esally— his hand, arm
  58. siny— woman, female
  59. chekulk— small hole through something
  60. Halykupchus— place name near Mesa Grande
  61. matekun— gopher mound, mound, hill
  62. 'eyiiw— my eyes, face
  63. hempuu— throwing stick; elm tree
  64. kehetutt— stumbles, stumps foot
  65. mat uuimp— shakes self
  66. yachih— his heart, chest
  67. suunaly— plays; toy
  68. war— wants, needs
  69. temur— full
  70. kway'paay— chief, captain, judge, koymi, top man
  71. 'enewis— my uncle, my father's older brother
  72. hoo— ok, okay, alright
  73. 'alypaayem— slowly, gently, carefully
  74. netaat— father
  75. esip— fire dies down, goes out, burns out, is extinguished
  76. kunyemii— teases, mistreats, harms, abuses
  77. 'etumh— I will throw it
  78. wesaaw— eats (hard or chewy things)
  79. ii 'ay— I talk, speak to someone
  80. nyemhemuk— nine, are nine
  81. 'ehaa kwenuw— river, stream, flowing water
  82. haa kupaay— is from the water, belongs in water
  83. tewam— is, does while around
  84. haawka— hello, hi
  85. helul tewaai— he was playing the flute
  86. pellyeminn— gets burned, injured by burning
  87. waamh— He is going, he will go away, leave
  88. yareyar— circular, round and flat
  89. 'e-en— yes, yeah, uh huh
  90. pilly weraaw— sun is hot
  91. kunykuuy— old woman
  92. 'enak— I sit
  93. 'aahmaa— California quail, valley quail
  94. wepann— lifts up with instrument
  95. 'eheyan— I carry in my arms
  96. kaanally— Move it over!
  97. sinych waam— Woman goes away, leaves
  98. kunykuuy— old woman
  99. yiir— side, edge, shore, bank
  100. 'emat— land, earth, soil, dirt, ground, floor, country, place
  101. uunyaay— his daughter in law
  102. 'ehwatt— red, blood
  103. 'enemaaw— my paternal grandmother, my father's mother
  104. 'iikuu— big, large
  105. mewalyp— soft, pliable, ripe
  106. 'iikwich peyaach 'ehin tewam— this man was single, alone
  107. melay— dies, is dead
  108. tuunally— moves a round, solid object
  109. aachanp— gets down, gets off
  110. hwally ta'yaas— fontanel, baby's soft spot
  111. kuuchutt— boss, leader, ruler, chief, policeman, commander
  112. waa— goes
  113. kupilly 'ehin— one day
  114. 'enyiiwar— I'm hungry
  115. 'inn wii— moves slightly, shakes, stirs
  116. haa nyekiny— Give me water!
  117. 'iichaa ta'waas— I've been thinking, I was thinking
  118. matt— or
  119. aachpach— takes out, removes
  120. memeyuu temewaa— How are you?
  121. 'enyaach 'enakh— I will sit, I'm going to sit down
  122. mewalyp— soft, pliable, ripe
  123. tekesaa— his jaw, chin
  124. aahiish— plays a musical instrument with a bow
  125. gayiin— chicken
  126. 'echiimally— I lied, I'm lying, I lie
  127. eyach— seed, acorn meat
  128. San Hasiintem— to Mt. San Jacinto
  129. wemii— cries, hoots, yells, howls
  130. 'ekwach kesaaw— Eat with me!
  131. aa uuttaq— he opened his mouth
  132. 'Ellykahaa— place name by Campo
  133. 'ekull— I climb
  134. ii way— talks to, speaks to
  135. halettuk— straight
  136. allehwas— washes
  137. chepur— puts several over the top or edge
  138. alemii— his beard, facial hair
  139. aawatt— kills several at once, kills off
  140. karkwar— talks, speaks
  141. chuukar— shakes, shivers
  142. temaa— tries, tests
  143. llekuk— hunched over, humped, crooked
  144. 'aam— I go (away), I leave
  145. tuuyuur— glances sideways, has a sly look
  146. 'ehpaa— prickly pear cactus
  147. yachih— heart
  148. shiimull— clan, blood relatives, extended family; family name
  149. hemuy— gray
  150. nya'kwin— is the same
  151. tellekuk— crooked, not straight
  152. 'ehpuull— sycamore tree
  153. pauunyii— his parent in law, mother in law, father in law
  154. aachuq— mashes, dices, chops up fine
  155. ma'wii— does something, does what, does how
  156. kilyaawiiw— mourning dove
  157. ewaay— his butt, buttocks
  158. kwally— skin, hide; raw, hungover; Cuero, Hyde
  159. puu netaat— his father
  160. nyewaayp tewaai— he was living (there)
  161. chiimally— fibs, lies, tells a white lie, is not telling the truth
  162. meyipa— You hear?
  163. hwally wii— silent, quiet, keeps quiet, shuts up, hushes
  164. haakayk— beside, next to
  165. pehkwii— stands, stops
  166. 'elymash— children
  167. 'ehtaay— crow
  168. tenaay tenay— last evening, yesterday evening
  169. chiipap— four, are four
  170. nyaapum— then, and then
  171. memyuu temwaa— How are you?
  172. kesark— left, the left, that which is on the left, left hand side
  173. 'Emaay 'Ehaa— God, High Water, Water Above, the sky
  174. akekwii— asks a question
  175. 'eyay wellich— my heart is bad, I feel bad, I am sad
  176. semiiraay— crazy, insane, unconscious, simple-minded
  177. maayem 'aah 'enurh umaaw— I don't know where I'm going
  178. puu netaat— his father
  179. aamar— buries, plants seeds
  180. mat pehum— lost, gets lost
  181. 'emat kukun— hill, mound
  182. shuuhatp— stuck in the ground
  183. hellytutt— spider, black widow spider
  184. hellyaa— moon, month
  185. 'emtann— naked, bare
  186. esally kuhur— his lower arm
  187. 'ephar— brush rabbit
  188. parhaaw— fox
  189. nya'ar— sometime, anytime
  190. panemaaw— his paternal grandmother, father's mother
  191. kumyuch— what kind? which?
  192. chehepill— glues together, sticks together
  193. nyaawich— gives, causes to own
  194. chuuhor— chews noisily, crunches, eats hard little things
  195. 'ehwatt— red, blood
  196. 'uuch mema'wii— What are you doing? What do you do?
  197. waam— goes away, leaves
  198. kesaaw— Eat! Eat it!
  199. 'eyall— leaf, flat surface; is not plentiful, scarce
  200. aperchaawii— makes alike, compares, corrects, tries on, measures
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