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  1. pechhuukwii— they stand, stop
  2. kenaam— You all go away! Leave!
  3. haakaay— half
  4. shewatt— they die, are dead
  5. chekwaa— puts down a bunch, leaves things, plants seeds, sets the table
  6. siny 'eshin— a woman, one woman
  7. 'ekwas— yellow
  8. kekull— Climb!
  9. tekemak— shelters, protects; suns himself
  10. 'iiwaarm— after a while, afterwards
  11. henuu— sick, ill
  12. tuuyiw— brings a solid, chunky object
  13. taawaa— grinds; takes a round thing; carries
  14. perewii— is like, seems like, looks like, alike, even, equal
  15. 'iipach— man, guy, fellow
  16. perewii— is like, seems like, looks like, alike, even, equal
  17. paa— arrives, gets there, is here, has come
  18. tekewank— turned around, twisted, injured, wrenched, upset
  19. pellyeminn— gets burned, injured by burning
  20. kaahwak— Break it!
  21. pehkaay— seven
  22. pellyettap— explodes, blows up, backfires, crackles, pops
  23. 'ehar— wet
  24. nyechak— woman
  25. ketuy— comfortable, at ease, relaxed
  26. uusuw— feeds, makes eat
  27. 'enyaa 'entaly— my mother
  28. kway— after a while, soon, later
  29. hellykaay— pine tree
  30. kaarrap— Hit it! Whip it! Beat it!
  31. 'eman— I fly
  32. peyaa— this, this one
  33. menyaachamlly kenaam— You all leave! Go away!
  34. 'iipall— summer, it is summer
  35. 'aaw— fire
  36. meswir— hawk, red-tailed hawk
  37. wesatt— drips, leaks
  38. aaraaw— makes a fire, tends a fire, burns, keeps warm
  39. puu wemach— they ate that, they eat that
  40. weyaaw— picks up, picks from vine, gathers, takes over
  41. 'enyapch 'enaamh— We are going, leaving, going to go
  42. menutt— thick
  43. 'iitaay— brush, thicket, chaparral, timbers, woods, forest
  44. tuukatt— chops, cuts with scissors or axe in large chunks
  45. nemii— bobcat, wildcat
  46. iinyup— I hope, maybe
  47. eyay hwattehwatt— angry, irritated, annoyed
  48. 'ewii— rock
  49. 'esillyk— salty
  50. llikellik— starts to rain, drizzle; sound of raindrops
  51. shuutuur— turns it, makes it turn
  52. aachap— they lay down a long object
  53. 'ehar— wet
  54. paasan— his younger sister
  55. maa-aa— your mouth
  56. 'ehaa llekup llekup— there are puddles all over
  57. uushaa— stabs, sticks, pierces, causes to sting
  58. haa tuusaap— water leaks
  59. semilemilp— is rolling like a log
  60. unycheway— clan, partnership, friends, relatives; are friends, relatives
  61. 'ehatt— dog, horse, pet, domesticated animal
  62. chepam— goes out, gets away, escapes
  63. tepam— was there, around
  64. aarrap nyaapum kuutoo— He hit him then kicked him
  65. esally— his hand, arm
  66. kekull— Climb!
  67. chechan— takes down a bunch
  68. 'enyapch 'enaamh— We are going, leaving, going to go
  69. 'ewaa kwa'tay— big house
  70. haseyall— tree bark
  71. 'emat peyaa kewuuw— See the world!
  72. yaas— breathes, is breathing; his breath
  73. akewii— follows, chases, pursues
  74. utekwayk— brings back several
  75. 'enyaa 'enyewaa— my house
  76. tuumar— covers, buries solid round object
  77. kepap— Bake it!
  78. 'ehmiiy— a lot, many
  79. kurak— old man
  80. semutt— thick
  81. kunyilly— that which is black, black one
  82. 'aashaa kwilaaw— northern mockingbird
  83. 'awii yirr— rattlesnake
  84. hekwaal— baby
  85. emily kumpattk— stub leg, peg leg
  86. shuukatt— chops off, cuts off with blunt instrument
  87. ta'urp— noon, midday
  88. perewii— is like, seems like, looks like, alike, even, equal
  89. aakatt— cuts
  90. 'ewaa kwalymam— small house
  91. wellyully— boils, cooks
  92. chehalyekay— kidney
  93. nyemhemuk— nine
  94. hechany— girl
  95. wirewir— wing
  96. 'ekwaas— aches, achy
  97. kecheyuuw— Sing!
  98. uullupm— pulls away, pulls on, jerks on
  99. hantuk— straight
  100. wetuuyp— pregnant
  101. hepeshiw— blue, green
  102. 'enyaach 'aamh— I'm going, leaving, going to go
  103. maakily— You ring, play an instrument
  104. maayk— where from? whence?
  105. apekwilp— turns around
  106. ku'naar— thief
  107. werraaw— sharp
  108. wetaph— flower; buds, blooms, blossoms, flowers
  109. aayuu— brings
  110. 'enemuuy— my aunt, my mother's younger sister
  111. pechhaakwii— makes it stop, stand
  112. aataq etuttvu— He poured the ground acorns
  113. kwa'maay— that which is high, tall
  114. anepall— his tongue
  115. 'Iipay Aa— Indian language, Kumeyaay language
  116. wenih— heavy
  117. 'aaskay— pot, olla
  118. hellykaay— pine tree
  119. 'all— wide
  120. anepall— his tongue
  121. etaalyak— lays him down, makes him lie down
  122. kuupal— arrow
  123. llik— drop, droplet, water drop, raindrop
  124. 'echillich— devil, ghost, spirit
  125. 'ewii— rattlesnake
  126. kalymuu— small mortar, portable mortar
  127. eyay— his heart, soul, chest
  128. wetutt— pounds, grinds (acorns); acorn meal; large mortar
  129. uuteyiwk— brings several things away, brings several things home
  130. wechall— it cracks, splits, is cracked
  131. hunn wii— it's getting dark
  132. aahiill— drags a long object
  133. wehap— enters, goes in, comes in, crashes into
  134. tuuyaq— is, does lying down
  135. emilly— head louse, lice
  136. emiy 'aam— I go with him
  137. tuulul— pulls behind self, tows, drags
  138. 'ily— tree, wood, stick
  139. 'enyakwik— east-west wind, Santa Ana wind, windstorm
  140. shehepetunp— kneels, is kneeling
  141. kway'paay— chief, captain, judge, koymi, top man
  142. mar wii— blushes
  143. kwa'hink— the lone one, the single one
  144. 'att 'att wii— rocks back and forth, is rocking like a rocking horse
  145. kaatu'— Pour it!
  146. kenaaw— Run, you all!
  147. etuu— stomach, belly, middle, waist
  148. gaayiin 'ur— chicken egg
  149. tuukap— circles, surrounds, goes around in a circle, makes a turn around
  150. Snyaaw Kwetun— Oak Hill, Oak Stump
  151. hemaa— sleeps
  152. siny— woman, female
  153. 'emat— land, earth, soil, dirt, ground, floor, country, place
  154. yiiw shuunyaa— eyelashes
  155. chehutt— spits, spits it out; spit
  156. hattepaa— coyote
  157. chephuk— eight, are eight
  158. chehutt— spits, spits it out; spit
  159. pechaay— his daughter
  160. shemall— ear
  161. achekuurk— peeks in, peers out
  162. terekuk— twisted, bent, crooked, out of shape, misshapen, curved
  163. pa'waach— chair, bench, seat
  164. 'iipach wewuuw— A man sees it, He sees a man
  165. 'epal— arrow, gun
  166. emily— leg, foot
  167. 'echillich— devil, ghost, spirit
  168. hepeshiw— blue, green
  169. 'enyay— I hunt
  170. ka'— Go!
  171. nyeway— deep; are located
  172. 'ii'ip— I hear
  173. peyuur— sews
  174. achepay— believes, pays close attention to, cares, minds
  175. kiip— gives away
  176. kuuchii— knife
  177. 'iipall— summer, it is summer
  178. hallepuu— carrying net, sack
  179. kemany— Spread it out to dry!
  180. 'enypuun— large basket
  181. aarapm— is thrown off, throws away, lets loose, knocks down
  182. wemas— ripe, ripens
  183. kettum— Throw it! Throw it away!
  184. sheyull— tail
  185. mechhillaahall— carpenter ant, stink ant
  186. 'ehtaay— crow
  187. walwal ki'— Hurry up! Quickly! Hurry up and do it!
  188. millychish— white man, white person/people
  189. cheyum— spreads out soft object
  190. wennam— collapses, breaks down, is destroyed
  191. hewak— two, are two
  192. 'ewir— hard; hard to do, difficult
  193. wemarr— wins
  194. 'a'aaw— fire
  195. paataat— father
  196. 'esaaw ta'waa— I'm eating, I was eating
  197. 'aamh— I'm going, leaving, going to go
  198. esally— his hand, arm
  199. hellyaaw— desert cottontail rabbit
  200. kesark— left, the left, that which is on the left, left hand side
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