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  1. ehuu kumpattk— stubby nose (car)
  2. aarapm— is thrown off, throws away, lets loose, knocks down
  3. ekwally— skin, hide; raw, hungover
  4. 'ehaa— water
  5. kuleyuw— it is daylight, light out, lit up; clear
  6. chennak— ties up a bunch
  7. weshah— spoiled, stale, rotten, rotting, stinks
  8. aanally— moves it over
  9. paa— arrives, gets there, is here, has come
  10. haasich— deep large basket
  11. nyehatt— his dog, pet, horse, domesticated animal
  12. eyay sakesake wii— anxious, nervous
  13. aawas— it drizzles, mists
  14. heyull— tail
  15. llehup— hole, big hole, cave
  16. kenaap— tells about something/someone
  17. hallepuu— carrying net, sack
  18. chepak— comes out, steps out, appears, shows up, happens
  19. hallhall wii— makes a rattling or rustling noise
  20. chiipam— it is spring, spring
  21. miiwall— limp, weak, paralyzed, crippled
  22. 'a'wii— rattlesnake
  23. chehwak— doubles
  24. leech— milk
  25. yaayp— wind, air; the wind blows
  26. sekewanp— wrong-side out, inside out
  27. hellytaa mewalyp— he is smart, intelligent
  28. Chaawp Nyewaa— Chaawp's House, Mt. San Jacinto
  29. hetuu— grabs, gets hold of, finds, takes over
  30. kumyul— sweets, candy, sugar
  31. enyesaa— tears, teardrops
  32. ewaa— is located, is there, sitting, situated
  33. 'iipay— person, people, human, Indian, Kumeyaay, Diegueño
  34. 'aatim— bow
  35. ii sekwiiy— gives up, quits
  36. uuhuy— smokes; smoke
  37. hemal— leafy greens, clover, mustard, watercress
  38. chepam— goes out, gets away, escapes
  39. 'enyaach— I
  40. 'ekuwaay— under, underneath, inside, below
  41. millyepaan— bat
  42. 'uuch— what
  43. mes-haalyap— butterfly
  44. etaahar— makes wet, soaks, sprinkles
  45. huukwinn— Acorn granary? Meaning uncertain
  46. hellytaach mewalyp— smart, intelligent
  47. hetat— his back, backbone
  48. huulluy— fire dance, war dance
  49. meyulk— sweet
  50. nyillyenyilly— blackish, almost black
  51. aayar— slices big, cuts off a chunk
  52. netaat— his father
  53. 'ehpaa kurraaw— cactus spine
  54. hekwany— her child
  55. kuphaall— black oak tree, black oak acorns
  56. nepall— his tongue
  57. aq— his bone
  58. chepap— four, are four
  59. ka— Go!
  60. weyih— carries on back
  61. ka'— Go!
  62. heyally— recently, the other day
  63. chepelluuyk— boils over, is boiling
  64. shemetii— freezes; ice
  65. nyemay— breasts, full-grown girl, milk; is full-grown, mature (girl)
  66. 'ewaa kwalymam— small house
  67. waapitt— door
  68. tewaa— is/does while sitting; stays
  69. panekaach— aunt, his father's sister
  70. kaam— Go away! Leave!
  71. 'aatay— I am big
  72. waam— goes away, leaves
  73. metaawar— tired
  74. shuuhwar— stirs up, mixes, beats, dilutes, causes to dissolve
  75. Kumeyaay— Kumeyaay, southern/western Diegueño
  76. duurraas— peach
  77. muu lemis— sheepskin, sheep's fur
  78. paasiny— his wife
  79. 'Ehaa Chekup— spring; place name near Mesa Grande
  80. 'emtaar— open space, wilderness, valley, desert, yard
  81. iichih— heart, chest, lungs
  82. 'enyaawap pechehuum— We lost it
  83. byeerrn— Friday, it is Friday
  84. achehirrp— striped, lined, has lines on it; stupid
  85. kurak— old man
  86. hataayily— his spleen; winnowing basket
  87. kaamally— Sweep the floor!
  88. ehuu— his nose
  89. ill— worm, grub, maggot, caterpillar
  90. 'ewii— rattlesnake
  91. 'iikuu— big, large
  92. Ramona kupaay— He's from Ramona
  93. esally tehwill— ring, bracelet, handcuffs
  94. uulupm— pulls away
  95. 'ehaa charur— watermelon
  96. nyehal— his boss
  97. mellehaa— saliva
  98. kushuuhuup— thief
  99. 'enyaa 'entaly— my mother
  100. 'enyaa 'enyewaa— my house
  101. aahir— scrapes
  102. hellyaach wehay— new moon
  103. mechhillaahall— carpenter ant, stink ant
  104. kapni— Pull it! Stretch it!
  105. kwaritaay— pigeon, dove
  106. 'ewik— west
  107. uuhuy— smokes; smoke
  108. kwa'hin— the other one
  109. taayiw— comes bringing
  110. hwatt— red; blood
  111. wenuw— runs, flows
  112. kettum— Throw it! Throw it away!
  113. ketuull— north
  114. kuraaw— that which is hot
  115. maa mentaly— your mother
  116. llemas— washes his own face
  117. wemii— cries, hoots, yells, howls
  118. chehellyemii— tripe
  119. keyipem— I don't know, maybe
  120. pa'yur— needle, sewing needle
  121. 'u'uu— horned owl
  122. pehekwii— stands, stops, standing
  123. eyay sakesak wii— anxious, nervous
  124. lemis— fur, body hair, feathers
  125. aq— his bone
  126. Seminnuuminnp— Rolling Mound, place name by Santa Ysabel
  127. tulwaach— jimsonweed, toloache, datura
  128. hemaa— sleeps
  129. sinych waam— Woman goes away, leaves
  130. tap— puts down, sets down, places down, writes down
  131. haamay apesiiw— it is very foggy
  132. haamaych apesiiw— it is very foggy
  133. Haaykuu 'ehmiiy pa'yaq— There are a lot of Mexicans
  134. Haaykuu— Mexican
  135. ha'may— foggy
  136. han matt wellich— Is it good or bad?
  137. hattepaa— coyote
  138. Hekwach— Cahuilla
  139. hellyaa— moon, month
  140. hellyepach— hopes
  141. hemay— looks for, searches for, finds
  142. hemiiych apesiiw— they are a lot, too many
  143. hemill— bush, buckwheat
  144. hemuk— three
  145. henaakur— snake
  146. henaakur 'ehaa kupaay— water snake
  147. henaakur 'ehaa kupaay— water snake
  148. henaakwaly— lizard
  149. hewak— two
  150. huumaay— his son
  151. hwally ki'— Be quiet! Shut up! Hush!
  152. 'iichachvu— I think, I think so
  153. 'iikwich 'ehink— one man
  154. 'iikwiich 'ehmiiy— many men; men are many
  155. 'iikwiich hemiiy— many men; men are many
  156. 'iikwiich— men
  157. 'iipay 'ehink— one person
  158. 'iipay kwa'han— good person; good people
  159. 'iipay— person, people, human, Indian, Kumeyaay, Diegueño
  160. 'iipay peyap— these people
  161. 'iiwaarm 'aah— I'll go after a while
  162. 'iiwaarm— after a while
  163. 'ily pehemaa— tree root
  164. 'ily— tree, wood, stick
  165. 'inyh— I will give it to him
  166. kaam— Go away! Leave!
  167. kaamuw— never
  168. kaamuwche— it's not
  169. kaapii— church
  170. Kaaymaa— Kaaymaa, clan name
  171. kecham 'enaamh— Let us go!
  172. kecham 'esuwh— Let us eat!
  173. kecham— Leave it! Let it go! Quit it! Cut it out! Take it easy!
  174. kechehri'— push it!
  175. kellichh umaaw— don't be bad
  176. kenach 'oo 'aaknap— story or story
  177. kenach— story
  178. kenak— sit down!
  179. kenyiw kenyiw pii kepnak meyewip— Come come, sit down here, you hear?
  180. kenyiw— come!
  181. Kuphaaw— the Creator
  182. ketepni'— Pull!
  183. kewuuw— Look!
  184. keyay kellichh umaaw— Don't be offended! Don't be sad!
  185. keyiw— Come!
  186. keyiw wal ki'— Come quickly!
  187. ki'— Say it!
  188. Kukapaa— Cocopah
  189. kukelyuw— light, daylight
  190. kum— Look!
  191. kumehyaayp— coward
  192. kumensaap 'ehmiiy— many stars; stars are many
  193. kumensaap— star
  194. kumna— Look!
  195. kunyeway— that are there
  196. kupaay— is from, comes from; one that is from a place
  197. kupilly— day
  198. kupilly peyii— today, on this day
  199. kuseyaay— doctor, medicine man, healer, witch doctor
  200. keshuupitt— Close it! Shut it!
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