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  1. uumar— plays peon
  2. 'urp— lays an egg
  3. chehiill— drags a bunch of objects, drags a cloth
  4. kukwaayp— meat, beef, cow
  5. millychish— white man, white person, people
  6. wechan— goes down, comes down, descends, gets off
  7. tenaay— yesterday
  8. panesily— aunt, mother's older sister
  9. 'emaay— high, above, on top of, up, tall; sky, heaven
  10. menyaay— tasty, delicious, no longer bitter
  11. uuhuy— smokes, smoke
  12. ta'waa— I am, sitting
  13. ulaar— steals
  14. 'empill— ashes, dust
  15. aawall— fans
  16. wepap— bakes, roasts, fires pots, barbecues
  17. haawka mechyuuy— hello relatives
  18. puy aataq— she poured it there, poured it in there (solid)
  19. siny hewak— two women
  20. 'ehwii— I smell it
  21. 'empuull— sycamore tree; cap basket, basket hat
  22. kwaypaay— chief, captain, judge, koymi, top man
  23. etuy— in the middle, center
  24. hellyaa— moon, month
  25. iichih— his chest, heart, lungs
  26. 'enyaa 'entaat waamh— My father is going, leaving, going to go
  27. 'iipach shin— a man, one man, man is one
  28. waar— swells up, is swollen
  29. 'eyuk— over there
  30. 'ehwattehwatt— reddish, almost red
  31. uuha— cave
  32. aatuq— pours out, spills, throws away
  33. eyay hwatt hwatt wii— angry, annoyed, provoked, aggravated, irritated, nervous
  34. 'ewill— flea
  35. 'emtann— naked, bare, empty (surface)
  36. enyally— throat, front of the neck
  37. maayvech— which one?
  38. yiryar— round and flat, circular
  39. 'ewaally kaam— go home, go in the house
  40. hemal— leafy greens, clover, mustard, watercress
  41. tiinyaam— last night
  42. aayiw— brings someone, brings a large, long object
  43. puully— in there, way over there
  44. ih wii— makes a sneezing noise
  45. wesaaw— eats (hard or chewy things)
  46. sekap— is half, half-full, half-way
  47. 'aapitt— door, cover, blanket, cap
  48. nyechewaa— their house
  49. meyally— tortilla
  50. 'ewaa— house
  51. aapay— leans long object against something
  52. kesaaw— Eat! Eat it!
  53. 'emuu— bighorn sheep
  54. 'ihpaa— eagle
  55. 'ewaam ka'— Go home! Go to the house!
  56. kiihally— Hurry! Hurry up!
  57. chepsii— liver
  58. 'iihwaay— war
  59. suunatt— they play in a group, play together
  60. parhaaw— fox
  61. sha'wii— makes acorn mush, acorn mush
  62. chiimally— fibs, lies, tells a white lie, is not telling the truth
  63. wii— says
  64. tellap— pasted, stuck on
  65. esally— hand, arm
  66. mereyuy— embarrassed, ashamed, shy, bashful
  67. teksaa— chin, jaw
  68. menyuup— tussles, objects, refuses, prevents
  69. shechaak— screech owl, barn owl
  70. 'ehatt— dog, horse, pet, domesticated animal
  71. 'esaaw— I eat, I ate
  72. pellyettap— explodes, blows up, backfires, crackles, pops
  73. kepuwk— Go back! Come back!
  74. ak— his bone
  75. 'iikuu— big, large, holy, sacred
  76. keman— Fly!
  77. tepaa— was there, around
  78. chehar— swishes water in one's mouth
  79. puu netaat— his/her father
  80. 'itt wii— silent, very quiet
  81. ketih— charcoal, coals
  82. kuwach— he who is there, that one there
  83. mat peshuw— is careful, watches out, takes care
  84. 'enekwaay— my uncle, my mother's brother
  85. chehwaar— erodes, washes away
  86. hallwatt— his cheek
  87. seminnuuminnp— tosses and turns, rolls back and forth
  88. chewuuw— fruits, sets fruit; fruit, vegetable, plant
  89. nyehay— juice, soup
  90. pa'yaq— there he is, lying
  91. 'elymam— small, little, short
  92. hattepaa— coyote
  93. 'ehmuu— mortar
  94. haa tuupitt— dam
  95. puum— to there, to that, with that
  96. halypuushuuk— hummingbird
  97. 'ewill— flea
  98. 'ur— egg
  99. 'aashaa kwilaaw— northern mockingbird
  100. mechhillaahall— carpenter ant, stink ant
  101. kunyaaw— black-tailed jackrabbit
  102. 'ehkwaq— bitter, sour
  103. chechap— wakes up
  104. chipeshaaw— rib
  105. uuwall— pulls out
  106. hapliw— blue
  107. ewuuw— sees, looks at
  108. 'emat winnp— the earth quakes, earthquake
  109. haa— water
  110. shally hempuul— his fingernail
  111. cheyiw— brings a soft object, a bunch of small objects
  112. kwa'llyuw— many, a lot
  113. kwa'kur— far away place, that which is far away
  114. chuukuw— bites
  115. hepsuuy— blows
  116. allyekwii— does not believe it, disbelieves
  117. kaamh kemaaw— Don't go!
  118. esally kwalul— wrist
  119. ekwaa— its horn
  120. hay— new, fresh
  121. 'all— wide
  122. 'ehmaall— ground squirrel
  123. kuuchutt kway'kuu— president, boss, big chief
  124. chepay— adds, puts more in
  125. 'eshin— one, is one
  126. meyiiw shuunyaa— your eyelashes
  127. tekwaa— does audibly, loudly, making noise, so you can hear it, speaking
  128. chepaa— comes up, sprouts, starts to grow
  129. chany— older sister
  130. 'enewii— my uncle; my father's older brother
  131. 'ewii kunyilly— diamond snake, black snake
  132. 'enpaaw— my paternal grandfather; my father's father
  133. sinyvu— the woman
  134. shaawall— stirs
  135. mily kuhur— his shin, lower leg
  136. tepekwir— spins, winds tightly
  137. kull— long
  138. mat— oneself, himself, herself, themselves, each other, one another, yourself, myself
  139. sallyehwuuw— his fingernails, claws
  140. hennaa— scratches for blood
  141. hallhall wii— makes a rattling or rustling noise
  142. mechhillaahii— small black ant, grease ant, thief ant
  143. 'aashaa— bird
  144. tekewanp— turned around, turns around and comes back; gets upset
  145. nya-ar— sometime, anytime; somewhere, someplace
  146. tehiirp— chokes, drags with teeth, drags with head (like bull being roped)
  147. kuutuu— kicks, stomps
  148. 'epal— arrow, gun
  149. 'ehmuu— mortar
  150. 'ehpaa— prickly pear cactus
  151. hunn— it is dark, night
  152. mat winnp— the earth quakes, earthquake
  153. emak— behind, in back
  154. tull— places one on top, gets on
  155. etaastik— makes it small, shrinks it
  156. heyaay— long ago, a long time ago
  157. chipesii— liver
  158. puully— in there, right there
  159. wetutt— pounds, grinds (acorns); large mortar
  160. iitempii— aunt
  161. pellychaa— laurel sumac, basket-making material
  162. 'echany— my older sister
  163. sall wii— ragged, a lot of things are hanging down, has fringes
  164. apesiiw— is very much, does a lot, does intensely, is/does too much, excessively
  165. 'iipaach naamh— Men are going, leaving, will go
  166. hantak— frog
  167. 'enekaach— my aunt; my father's sister
  168. Chaawp— Chaawp, Chaup
  169. 'enyapch— We
  170. 'eyewip— we hear, feel, listen
  171. hewak— two, are two
  172. matetay— mountain
  173. pemill— carries in a hanging position
  174. mat aayum— gather, get together, have a meeting, get married
  175. peyuur— sews
  176. kehap— Come in! Enter! Go inside!
  177. etuu— his stomach, belly, waist; middle
  178. emaat— his body
  179. tetepach— takes out, takes off, removes
  180. muuwich— You guys see it
  181. pawiiy— arrowhead, flint
  182. kuunally— moves his foot
  183. nemas— raccoon
  184. 'elymaam— child, little one
  185. 'enyaawap— us
  186. aauq— carries long object on shoulder
  187. chepak— comes out, steps out, appears, shows up, happens
  188. 'i'ii keyaam— Get and bring back wood!
  189. maaykiiwayks— He forgot, forgets, is forgetful
  190. tuukwiir— constipated
  191. kunykuuy— old woman
  192. llepllap— flat
  193. 'iipach— man, guy, fellow
  194. mat uuniiw— gambles, plays against
  195. huuch wenuw— has a runny nose
  196. ehuu— nose
  197. nyii kumyum— never
  198. yiiw kwa'luuk— eyebrow
  199. 'iikuch— man
  200. mat chaahaay— brags, praises himself
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