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  1. tenaay— yesterday
  2. penak 'enyeway— we're sitting
  3. tepekwiirp— spins, spinning, whirling, turning around, does the whirling dance
  4. tepkwiirp— spins, spinning, whirling, twirling, turning around
  5. tii'uy wiis— there is none, there is nothing
  6. tii'uyp wii nesoom— It is all over, there is none left
  7. tii'uyp wii— there is nothing
  8. toorr— bull
  9. tuuyaq— is, does while lying down
  10. ukwiirp— skinny
  11. 'um ta'waach— I'm looking at it
  12. 'um ta'waach— I'm looking at it
  13. 'emaaw— I am not
  14. 'ur— egg
  15. 'uuchuch 'aaknachvu— storytelling
  16. 'uuchuch 'aayp 'ehana— Is what I'm saying good?
  17. 'uuchuch waayp enam mentuu-urpa matt umaaw— Do you guys understand what he is saying or not?
  18. uuchutt— orders, rules, sends
  19. 'uuchutt 'eyuu— I order, I command it
  20. 'uunyaa— road, path, trail
  21. wal ki'— Be quick! Hurry!
  22. wal ki' keyiw— Come quick!
  23. wellich— bad, ugly
  24. wellichh umaaw— It's not bad
  25. welliich— they are bad, ugly
  26. welluy apesiiw— It's very damp, misty, humid, muggy
  27. welluy— damp, misty, humid, muggy
  28. wenah— heavy
  29. weshay— fat, greasy, fatty
  30. wetaph— flower; buds, blooms, blossoms, flowers
  31. wettaapches— It's a small cut-up stream
  32. wettaq— open
  33. uyump— married
  34. yachih— heart
  35. yaayp— wind, air; the wind blows
  36. yaayp kwii apesiiw— It is windy and raining a lot; there is a storm
  37. yaayp tii'uy— There is no air, wind; the air is still; stuffy
  38. yaayp tii'uy wiis— There is no air, no wind; the air is still; stuffy
  39. yaaypch welluy— The air is damp, humid, misty, muggy
  40. yiir— side, edge, shore, bank
  41. yuupuw— in front, ahead, first
  42. aasip— winnows
  43. aa aawil— lipstick
  44. aa kupalpal— chin
  45. aa kuskilly— thick-lipped, duck lips
  46. aa shuupitt— mute
  47. aa tuupitt— stutters
  48. a-aa— takes away one
  49. aa'aa— mouth
  50. aa-aam— makes him go away
  51. aa-aap— lays several long objects down
  52. aach sepeyaawp tewaas— He talks too much
  53. aachach— they take away one
  54. aacham— they take it away, along
  55. aachemuyaawch— they teach, show
  56. aachemuyaawp— is a teacher
  57. aachhelayp— limps
  58. aachhur— points at
  59. aachich— it rattles
  60. aachii— covers with blanket
  61. aachok— chops, pounds
  62. aachuull— they lay them (long objects) on top repeatedly
  63. aachuuyiwp— argues
  64. 'aahan— I'm fine
  65. aahar— sets it apart
  66. aahas— trims it into a ball
  67. aahechekwarr— cleans it up, clears it
  68. aahechekwarrch— they clean, clear it
  69. aahiillp— drags himself, gets dragged
  70. aahiirp— has a heavy line on it, has lines, is lined
  71. aahiirrp— has a light line on it
  72. 'aahin— I am one, once I...
  73. aahkay— passes it to him
  74. aahlak— hooks a fish, fishes
  75. 'aahmaa kurekur akwillkwillp— rooster-pulling game
  76. 'aahmaa kurrkurr— chicken
  77. 'aahmaa kurrkurr 'ur— chicken egg
  78. aahmuuyk— does the hula dance
  79. aahpuu— thrashes wheat
  80. 'aahtaa— arrowweed
  81. aahur— gives him a rash
  82. aahurp— breaks out in a rash, hives
  83. aahuull— clears his throat
  84. aahwaar— scrapes with long object, rubs, shaves
  85. aahwaark— worn from being scraped
  86. aahwak— breaks it
  87. aahwal— sharpens it
  88. aahwin— puts it in, submerges it
  89. aahwir— squeezes it into slot vertically
  90. aakarr— shakes with fear
  91. aakenaa— tells a story, notifies
  92. aakenaachu— storyteller
  93. aakeretii— lines them up, places in a row
  94. aakeretiip— lined up
  95. aakewank— flips it upside down, turns it over, turns the page, plows, rolls tortilla
  96. aakewanp— turns himself over
  97. aakewayk waayp— replies, answers, talks back
  98. aakeyuch— makes a circular partition
  99. aakmak— shrouded
  100. aakull— raises, lifts, makes it climb, pulls up zipper
  101. 'aakuull— ladder
  102. 'aakwall— hangover
  103. aak-wank— flips it over, plows
  104. aakwiill— winds itself around it like a vine
  105. aakwiillp— wound around something like a vine
  106. aakwiirp— hides self by standing behind tall straight object
  107. aakwillekwillp— hangs over, overhangs
  108. 'aakwisay— redwing blackbird
  109. aalap 'elul— snowball
  110. aalehwas— washes it
  111. 'aall— they are wide
  112. aallhwas— washes it
  113. aallup— leads by the hand or arm
  114. 'aallyuully— kettle (boiling device)
  115. 'aalyaak 'aapitt— bedsheet (bed cover)
  116. 'aam 'eruws— I used to go
  117. 'aamaall— pen, writing instrument
  118. 'aamaally— broom
  119. 'aamaar— grave
  120. aamaark— cloudy, overcast
  121. aamaarp— blind
  122. aamall— sweeps
  123. aamany— spreads them out to dry
  124. aamas— sweeps them together
  125. aamchilly— rolls strands of string together with wax
  126. aamilmil— rolls it into a cylinder
  127. 'aanaak uunyuk— folding chair
  128. 'aanaall— mesquite
  129. 'aanall— mesquite (tree and beans)
  130. aapach— knocks it down
  131. aapatt— lays baby down on his back
  132. aapenii— pulls it, stretches it
  133. aapenii aakull— pulls it up (e.g. zipper)
  134. aapennii— pulls, holds on tight
  135. aapuk— accompanies the main singer
  136. aapup— lies face down
  137. aaputt— overcast, it clouds up
  138. aarrap shuupitt— slams door
  139. aasekup— hugs
  140. aasewaay— flies in circle, spirals, banks, rises
  141. 'aashaa kwa'stik— chick
  142. 'aashaa kwenyilly— blackbird
  143. 'aashaa 'ur— bird egg
  144. aashkwin— catches animal by twisting stick against it in a hole
  145. aashuk— it drops
  146. aashukp— falls off (long object)
  147. aashuul— strings beads
  148. 'aasich henoo— has a hangover (sick from drinking)
  149. 'aaskay 'ehaa kunyilly 'aallyuully— coffee pot
  150. 'aaskay kukaakap— rim of a pot
  151. 'aaskay kwechuw— potter
  152. aaskop— hugs
  153. aaskup— hugs
  154. aasmilp— lies on side
  155. aasul— peels it
  156. 'aasuull— harness
  157. 'aasuw 'aapitt— tablecloth (table cover)
  158. Aasway— last name of a person
  159. 'aat 'aat wii— rocks back and forth
  160. aatemur— fills it
  161. aateputt— overcast, it clouds up
  162. aatetyuumk— rounds up cattle
  163. aateyiw— they bring
  164. aateyumk— animals gather together
  165. aatkaarp— lies face up
  166. aatok— spills a liquid
  167. aatrrap— they spank, hit, whip, beat with stick
  168. aattap— cuts open, performs surgery
  169. 'aattim— bow, gun
  170. 'aattuuch— hammer
  171. aatuk— pours, spills
  172. aatull— a light
  173. aatuunnak— ceremony for boys and girls (puberty ceremony?)
  174. aatyiw— rounds up cattle
  175. aatyump— rounds up cattle
  176. aauk— carries on shoulder
  177. aaur— carries long object on shoulder
  178. a'aw— son's child
  179. 'aaw kwetaasip— firefighter
  180. 'aaw pillpill— torch
  181. 'aaw shuuyul— stokes the fire
  182. aawallk— waves hand, it waves
  183. 'aawas— mist
  184. 'aawill— forked slingshot
  185. aawin— submerges it
  186. aawinn ki'— Behave! Hold still! Be careful!
  187. 'aawinn kii— Be careful!
  188. aawinn wii— behaves, sits still
  189. aayaak— lower lip (mouth below)
  190. aayaap— together, mixed with (long objects)
  191. 'aayaaw— arroyo willow
  192. aayall— slices
  193. aayum— faces it that way
  194. aayump— stretches himself out in the sun, sunbathes
  195. achechaan— they take a long large object down from a high place
  196. achechuuq— they cut soft things with long instrument, mash, chop fine
  197. achehaarch— they have diarrhea
  198. achehiill— they each drag a long object
  199. achehiish— they play a musical instrument with a bow
  200. achehill— they drag a long object together
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