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  1. kesark— left, the left, that which is on the left, left hand side
  2. nemush— aunt, relative
  3. kway 'iiwaarpem— after a while
  4. pilyvey— now
  5. pinepiin— lukewarm, tepid
  6. 'enyewaam— to my home
  7. ketull— Put it on top! Get on it!
  8. kuphaall— black oak tree, black oak acorns
  9. nemeshap— white
  10. ethaamach— puts him to sleep, makes him sleep
  11. aayar— slices big, cuts off a chunk
  12. chuullup— bubbles, boils
  13. yachih— heart
  14. 'ehaa tepitt— dam
  15. siny 'ehin— a woman, one woman
  16. 'iipay— person, people, human, Indian, Kumeyaay, Diegueño
  17. 'enyapch— we
  18. 'esily— salt
  19. etaaraaw— heats it up, makes it warm
  20. hantak— frog
  21. tehiilly— clothes, shirt, dress; gets dressed, wears
  22. 'ewaach 'etay— The house is big
  23. mu'yum— how much, how many
  24. nyaawap— us
  25. 'ily— tree, wood, stick
  26. 'aahmaa— California quail, valley quail
  27. ewirewir— wing
  28. tekehap— brings in, runs into, animals come in
  29. mat— oneself, himself, herself, themselves, each other, one another, yourself, myself
  30. netaly— my mother
  31. 'iichach— I think, my thoughts
  32. 'ehpill— type of bush
  33. nyehay— juice, soup
  34. kunyeway— relative, partner, spouse, friend
  35. kulaashaash— bluejay, California Scrub-Jay
  36. peyuur— sews
  37. 'estik— small, little, a little
  38. 'Emuuch nyachepakm— When Orion's Belt rises, when Bighorn Sheep comes out
  39. chiipuk— eight, are eight
  40. nyinyuych yipches— she heard it again
  41. kettuk— Jump!
  42. llyemekatt— surprised
  43. hellyaach waams— waning moon
  44. tenam— they are/were there, around
  45. nyawim— then, afterwards, and
  46. hemii— grows, grows up, matures
  47. echuwayp— they speak, talk
  48. sin— one, is one, alone
  49. aachepach— takes out, removes
  50. nally— moves
  51. pellychaa— laurel sumac, basket-making material
  52. iiwii— shoulder
  53. 'aaknach— story, tale
  54. 'emill— meadow, field
  55. 'ehink— one
  56. kaayar— Slice it big! Cut off a chunk! Round them up!
  57. 'iipaach kwa'llyuw— many men, a lot of men
  58. 'ech'eyaawchh— Let's sing, we will sing
  59. 'emill— meadow, field
  60. paasiny— his wife
  61. milya'pana— bat
  62. telewik— bends, curves, is crooked
  63. aakily— plays an instrument; it rings
  64. 'esan— my younger sister
  65. ketih— charcoal
  66. aannak— ties up, ties together
  67. 'ehin— is one, another, a certain
  68. haa llus— washes his own hands
  69. 'achepuull— we swim
  70. 'ewily— rock
  71. tepechuurp— round, circular
  72. aayum— gather, spread out in the sun
  73. wenak tewaa— he was sitting, he is sitting
  74. meyipa— You hear?
  75. nyetoo— I hit you, he hit me with stick
  76. 'ehetuuh— I will get it, I will grab it
  77. kwach kesaaw— Eat with me! Come eat!
  78. 'elymaamvech akekwiis— the child asked
  79. 'etuu— I play the gourd rattle, accompany the main singer, I hit it
  80. 'ehpaa— eagle
  81. mes-haapuuly— fly
  82. senyaaw ta'paach— rocks for cracking acorns
  83. mat— oneself, himself, herself, themselves, each other, one another, yourself, myself
  84. maach maakily— You play an instrument
  85. 'uuch— what
  86. 'ehaa kupaay— it is from the water, lives in the water, aquatic
  87. ketuull— north
  88. wehuum— wavy, has waves
  89. taawaa— grinds; takes a round thing; carries
  90. 'aashaa kway'maap— mockingbird
  91. aarrap— spanks, beats with stick, whips, strikes
  92. wetutt— pounds, grinds (acorns); acorn meal; large mortar
  93. 'iikwich peyaach 'ehinch waamh maaykaam— This man will leave alone at dawn
  94. 'aahmaa 'ur— quail egg
  95. 'all— wide, width
  96. hamhuk— six
  97. wepup— weaves baskets
  98. kwellhup— big hole
  99. temwaa— you do/are, sitting
  100. chehepil— finds, scavenges, gleans, dumpster dives
  101. tehiilly tenarrh umaaw— he doesn't have any clothes
  102. chepam— goes out, gets away, escapes
  103. wii— says
  104. nemshap— white
  105. 'ehink— one; is one, alone, single
  106. 'esan— my younger sister
  107. achuutuy— advises, gives advice
  108. 'aashaa— bird
  109. 'eptirk wii— kicks her heels, turns and lifts skirt
  110. nyechehatt— their animals, horses, pets
  111. nyemeshap— white
  112. nyii— not at all, not even, not ever
  113. kaanmak— Quit it! Stop! Leave it alone! Let it go! Leave it! Let it!
  114. nyemay— breasts, full-grown girl, milk; is full-grown, mature (girl)
  115. 'Emaay 'Ehaa— God, High Water, Water Above, the sky
  116. 'ekwak— deer
  117. neyiwk— they come away, they leave
  118. 'ehiimaap— I'm blind
  119. menyaachamlly kenaam— You all leave! Go away!
  120. sekwiirp— tied around the head; headband
  121. wesay— leaches (acorns)
  122. wemii— cries, hoots, yells, howls
  123. 'alypaayem— slowly, gently, carefully
  124. 'ipewii— wild lilac, mountain lilac
  125. pellyemaa— done cooking, fully cooked
  126. samtaay— oak with big acorns, Canyon oak
  127. aahwar— rubs, scrapes with long object
  128. hellyaach sekap tewaa— half moon
  129. kaaruw— Do it in succession!
  130. 'ehwaa— stranger, enemy
  131. kemyul— honey
  132. kwilaashaash— bluejay
  133. 'ellyawii— horned toad
  134. 'esuly— my younger brother
  135. che'milly— ant, red ant
  136. aahwaq— breaks, shatters, splinters it
  137. 'ekwiich apesiiw— it rains a lot, it's raining hard
  138. parhaaw— fox
  139. pilpil— flickers, flares
  140. tull— places one on top, gets on
  141. hechany netaly— the girl's mother
  142. kwellhup— big hole
  143. nyechetoo— I hit you with fist, he hit me with fist
  144. 'enyaamat— we all, all of us
  145. nya'aamh— I'm going, goodbye, bye
  146. keyim kaam— Go on, go ahead and go!
  147. uuhurr— lines up, line up, lined up, walk single file, makes a furrow
  148. ketma'— Try it! Test it!
  149. piiputt— dust
  150. ketma'— Try it! Test it!
  151. haasilly— ocean
  152. maayem naam— Where did they go?
  153. menyiiwara— Are you hungry?
  154. 'enyaach 'aasin— I am alone
  155. aaraaw— makes a fire, tends a fire, burns, keeps warm
  156. hemuk— three, are three
  157. pechhaakwii— makes it stop, stand
  158. wepin— warm
  159. mehwaa— badger
  160. meheyaay— fears, is afraid of
  161. nyilynyily— grayish black, darkish all over, not quite black
  162. 'enyapch— we
  163. uutaa— takes a bunch
  164. kwellyhiiw— silver, money, coins
  165. menyaachamlly muuwich— You all see it
  166. 'ewii kwa'hwatt— red diamond rattlesnake
  167. ewillp— fast
  168. wip— barks; they say
  169. paachuuy— her husband
  170. nyeway— deep; are located
  171. tu'muw— grasshopper
  172. eyay wellich— feels bad, is sad, has a bad feeling
  173. nyewaa— his house
  174. terekukp— twisted, bent, crooked, out of shape, misshapen, curved
  175. 'Emaay 'Ehaa— God, High Water, Water Above, the sky
  176. werraaw— sharp
  177. 'ewily— rock
  178. tenarr— has
  179. 'ellysuw— thin, flimsy
  180. kinyp— gives away
  181. lyayk— light in weight
  182. pekwilly— passes by, passes through, goes by, elapses
  183. uuniiw— opposed, against, opposite
  184. maaykally— in the morning
  185. paataly— his/her mother
  186. 'enakh— I will sit
  187. rakch apesiiw nyaapum melay— He got very old then he died
  188. yaayp— wind, air; the wind blows
  189. 'eshin— one, is one
  190. 'uuch 'iih ta'waa— I'm about to say something
  191. waam— goes away, leaves, goes there
  192. sewir— lends, loans; borrows
  193. 'uuchechu— what is it?
  194. 'aakuull etaph— yucca flower
  195. 'ehar— wet
  196. 'eyaachih— my heart
  197. sepir— strong
  198. may'pay keyewip— You people, listen up!
  199. emilly— head louse, lice
  200. 'uuchuch kema'wi'— Do something!
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