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  1. wamp— walks
  2. nyimvey weyiw— he kept coming, he came anyway
  3. pemaannh— they'll get up
  4. chaahaay— praises
  5. 'ekwii— it rains; rain, cloud
  6. pesillk— has an open sore or scab
  7. ill— worm, grub, maggot, caterpillar
  8. 'ehmiiy pa'yaq— there are a lot, many
  9. hekay— crosses over, goes across
  10. chehuunn— they put in, add to
  11. uuttaq— opens it
  12. tetepach— takes out, takes off, removes
  13. 'ii wiir— wild lilac, mountain lilac
  14. wellich apesiiw meyipa— It's very bad, you hear?
  15. 'uuchechu— What is it?
  16. menyaachamlly muuwich— You all see it
  17. 'iikwich peyaach rakch nyaapum melay— This man got old and then he died
  18. 'ehtaay— crow
  19. 'ewily emak wenak— he sat behind a rock
  20. henuch— disease, sickness, illness; they are sick, ill
  21. nyemiimuk— nine
  22. ak— his bone
  23. 'uukwiis— ground owl, burrowing owl
  24. neshaaw— white oak, Engelmann oak, Mesa oak (and its acorns)
  25. haseyall— tree bark
  26. chekurraatt— woodpecker
  27. aachanp— gets down, gets off
  28. 'iitaay— brush, thicket, chaparral, timbers, woods, forest
  29. haa tepesiip— water seeps
  30. hekay— crosses over
  31. chepuurk— overflows, floods
  32. chillich— devil, ghost, spirit
  33. chemwar— chews on something soft
  34. mehkaaw— your grandchild
  35. kway'kuu— big one, chief, which is big
  36. shuuhuu— steals, robs
  37. wemirr— likes, loves
  38. kemann— Get up!
  39. puy— there, over there, in that
  40. emilly— head louse, lice
  41. uutull— starts a fire, lights on fire, ignites
  42. aakatt— cuts
  43. peyap— these
  44. aapaayp— leans against something (long object or person)
  45. 'ehmiiy— a lot, many
  46. ewillp tepekwiirp— it is spinning, turning fast
  47. 'ewilym wechuw, 'ematm aayay— He made it with stone mixed with earth
  48. kwapsiiw— that which is very much
  49. taayutt— frightens, scares, startles someone
  50. meyaap— together with, accompanying, accompanies, mixed with
  51. tepenii— pulls, is pulling
  52. melay— dies, is dead
  53. kaam— Go! Go away! Leave!
  54. 'aa— I go, I went; my mouth
  55. wetum— throws
  56. 'uuch yuuchaap— What do they think? What they think about it
  57. 'iiwaarm— after a while, afterwards
  58. iipuk— his neck (back or nape of the neck)
  59. 'iipay— person, people, human, Indian, Kumeyaay, Diegueño
  60. nyiiwar— hungry
  61. maach maamh meyipa— You will go, you hear?
  62. eyay hwatt hwatt wii— angry, annoyed, provoked, aggravated, irritated, nervous
  63. hellyaach nesoom— no moon
  64. aa-amp— leans over flat on stomach from kneeling position
  65. chehutt— spits, spits it out; spit
  66. ill— worm, grub, maggot, caterpillar
  67. marway— the others, the rest, some
  68. maa mentaat— your father
  69. aakuuhap— catches up
  70. kunykuuy— old woman
  71. 'etaat— my father
  72. yuuhuy— first, ahead; does first
  73. 'ehnaally— turtle, turtle rattle
  74. 'ishpaa— eagle
  75. 'enyaaychh— Let's hunt, let's go hunting, we will hunt
  76. chehelekaay— kidney
  77. kwellyaattuq— meadowlark
  78. 'esaaw— I eat, I ate
  79. kuwach— he who is there, that one there
  80. kepeshkwak— Walk!
  81. wechall— it cracks, splits, is cracked
  82. wintump— little
  83. hamhuuk— six, are six
  84. yaayp— wind, air; the wind blows
  85. hemach— dream, his dreams
  86. 'erar— deep
  87. hekwany— her child
  88. 'ehwaall— sugar bush
  89. esally kuhur— his lower arm
  90. 'ehtaay— crow
  91. 'emat— land, earth, soil, dirt, ground, floor, country, place
  92. aachuq— mashes, dices, chops fine
  93. kwas— yellow
  94. enyally— throat, front of the neck
  95. kuutuu— kicks, stomps
  96. siny 'eshin— a woman, one woman
  97. hemal— leafy greens, clover, mustard, watercress
  98. apesiiw— is very much, does a lot, does intensely, is/does too much, excessively
  99. chetuu— beats, punches, hits with fist, knocks down, knocks on
  100. 'elymash— children
  101. 'enyaawapch 'akechewich— We follow, chase him
  102. etaakwiy— makes it rain
  103. 'achemuuchh— we'll kill him
  104. pellytaay— white sage
  105. kechechapa— Wake him up!
  106. kwa'kwas— the yellow one, that which is yellow
  107. eyaaw— tooth, teeth
  108. 'aaskay— pot, olla
  109. uchehwitt— takes something away from someone by force, seizes
  110. kehetutt— stumbles, stumps foot
  111. kwa'hwatt— that which is red, the red one
  112. nyaawich— gives, causes to own
  113. 'iikuu— big, large
  114. kuuchull— puts feet in, wears pants
  115. siny hemuk— three women
  116. aa— mouth, beak, lips, language, word
  117. cheherii— pushes
  118. 'e-en— yes, yeah, uh huh
  119. achehaar— has diarrhea
  120. nesoom— done, over, finished, ended, all gone, no more; completely
  121. 'ily— tree, wood, stick
  122. 'ehay— new, fresh
  123. 'ewaa kwa'llyuw— many houses
  124. siny— woman
  125. kupall— elder tree, elderberry
  126. 'is— I sneeze, I sneezed
  127. kepewaay— goes uphill
  128. henu— I'm sick
  129. 'esnyaaw— live oak tree, live oak acorns
  130. echaawuuw— shows them, makes them see
  131. hechkullk— wolf
  132. wellich— bad, ugly
  133. keyunemi— maybe, I wonder, I don't know
  134. hekwaal— baby; shells
  135. 'enyakwik— east-west wind, Santa Ana wind, windstorm
  136. temaa— tries, tests
  137. cheyum— spreads out soft object
  138. tuuhwaq— breaks open, cracks it
  139. matt— land, earth, soil, dirt, ground, floor, country, place
  140. 'ewily— rock
  141. 'iipall— summer, it is summer
  142. 'ellytaay— is a strange, peculiar person
  143. mekwaaw— your maternal grandfather
  144. chechuk— wipes
  145. chach wii— are scattered, plentiful
  146. iiwii— shoulder
  147. 'enyaach 'aalymam— I am small
  148. 'equll— long
  149. metiipulp— poor
  150. nyaapum— then, and then
  151. nyechehatt— their animals, horses, livestock, pets
  152. kunyilly— that which is black, black one
  153. henaakur— water snake
  154. nya'kwar— someone, somebody, anybody
  155. kupilly— day, daylight
  156. millykaa— wild honeysuckle, root ball
  157. nepall— tongue
  158. maanllich— you hate
  159. mensiiny— your wife
  160. iichaa— thinks, remembers
  161. waam— goes away, leaves
  162. kumyul— sweets, candy, sugar
  163. pewam— they sit down, rest
  164. kweerr— hide, leather
  165. tuu-ur— carries on head
  166. emiy— with, goes with, goes along
  167. kaam— Go away! Leave!
  168. nyekuuy— is old (woman), is an old woman
  169. pekwaay— poised for flight, ready to leave the nest
  170. aahwaq— breaks, shatters, splinters it
  171. 'esily— salt
  172. hemuk— three, are three
  173. emily tekewank— has a sprained ankle, twisted ankle
  174. 'ewii— rock
  175. ewaay— his butt, buttocks
  176. weyaaw— picks up, picks from vine, gathers, takes over
  177. uunam— collapses, breaks down, is destroyed, demolished
  178. wenuw— runs, flows
  179. pam— arrives, gets there, is here, has come, ready
  180. muuwich— You guys see it
  181. nyaa 'entaat— my father
  182. sandii— watermelon
  183. 'eyar— I run away
  184. hiinuyp— cute, funny, silly
  185. pallyuukwii— thundercloud, storm cloud; thunderstorm
  186. mes-haraay— sand
  187. maa mehkwany— your baby, your child
  188. pawaam— they sit down, rest (at a gathering)
  189. 'iitaay— brush, thicket, chaparral, timbers, woods, forest
  190. 'ehar chekullk— gets drenched, soaked through
  191. 'ewaa kwa'llyuw— many houses
  192. hewak— two, are two
  193. 'ehchii— whiskbroom
  194. tuuyalp— floats, is being carried away by water
  195. hepeshiw— blue, green
  196. hetuur— blows the horn
  197. hu'un— it is dark, night
  198. maa— you
  199. aakwal— licks
  200. uuchutt— orders, rules, sends
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