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  1. metenyaally— tomorrow
  2. heyaay— long ago, a long time ago
  3. 'enurh umaaw— I don't know
  4. memelayh— you will die
  5. 'enyeway— we are located
  6. 'enyapch 'enaamh— We're going, leaving, going to go
  7. nya'arvi— anywhere, somewhere, someplace
  8. 'all— wide
  9. siny— woman
  10. 'uukwiis— burrowing owl, ground owl
  11. shally nyepuul— fingernail
  12. ha'waak— twins
  13. emily kuhur— his shin, lower leg
  14. tenyeway— are, were
  15. unycheway— clan, partnership, friends, relatives; are friends, relatives
  16. halasii— willow
  17. 'ewaach 'elymam— The house is small
  18. pekwaay— poised for flight, ready to leave the nest
  19. nyehay— juice, soup
  20. hechany— girl
  21. 'enypuull— cap basket, head basket, basket hat
  22. kwenuur— know-it-all, smartypants
  23. kachpayh kemaaw— Don't believe him! Don't pay attention!
  24. 'eshin— one, is one
  25. wemillyp— has head lice
  26. nemeshap— white
  27. chaap— short person
  28. kechwuw— Put it down! Put it there!
  29. 'ehwap— scrub oak (tree and acorns), wood used to make shinny sticks
  30. Hapeyaal— place name near Mesa Grande
  31. 'elymaam akekwii— she asked the child
  32. metiihaay— windy, breezy
  33. uuhuy— smokes, makes smoke; smoke
  34. chemaa— tastes
  35. peyaach— this one
  36. uchewayp tenyeway— they were talking
  37. puuyuuch newatt— he finished like this
  38. chehwaall— lungs
  39. sehwall— husks, chaff, shells, leaves
  40. 'iiwaarp— after a while, afterwards, later
  41. 'aasin— I am one, once I, I am alone
  42. apesiiw— is very much, does a lot, does intensely, is/does too much, excessively
  43. 'enyapch 'uuwich— We see
  44. puy— there, over there, in that
  45. halasii— willow
  46. maa mewich— yours
  47. aayar— slices big, cuts off a chunk
  48. ewirewir— wing
  49. uumann— lifts, raises, or picks it up; takes a blanket off
  50. yareyar— circular, round and flat
  51. 'echany— my older sister
  52. kunyaaw— black-tailed jackrabbit
  53. keruk— mourning ceremony, anniversary ceremony for the dead
  54. aa— mouth, beak, lips, language, word
  55. shuuchuu— pokes, stokes the fire
  56. waayp— talks, speaks, speaks a language
  57. Chaawp— Chaawp, Chaup
  58. pilyvey— right now, just now
  59. 'empillp— ashy, dusty
  60. uuhunn— puts feet/legs in water, soaks feet
  61. aa— mouth, beak, lips, language, word
  62. hellyaaw— desert cottontail rabbit
  63. lemis— fur, body hair, feathers
  64. uuwallm— pulls out
  65. 'enyiiwar— I'm hungry
  66. maa mentaly— your mother
  67. puuch— that, he, she
  68. nyaa— me, sun, day
  69. neyip 'uuchechu— What is that there?
  70. uukwill— ceremony for boys and girls
  71. 'ehaa kwenuw— river, stream, flowing water
  72. kuchnyaay— hunters
  73. kwa'han— the truth, good one, real one, right one
  74. uuyaaw— knows, learns, understands
  75. 'ehaa yiir— shore, seashore, water bank
  76. 'iipach 'eshin— a man, one man, man is one
  77. senyaaw— live oak tree, live oak acorns
  78. kupilly 'ehin— one day
  79. 'Enykipaa— 'Enykipaa, Inkopah, In-Ko-Pah, clan name
  80. 'Espaanyool— Spaniard, Spanish, Español
  81. ma'yum— when?
  82. esaly— his little hand, little arm
  83. Tekumakm— to Mesa Grande
  84. nemuuly— bear
  85. mewaly— soft, pliable, flexible, ripe, tender; soft or loose (dirt)
  86. 'enyaach maach nyip— I, you, he/she
  87. kwerak— old man, old male
  88. waam— goes away, leaves
  89. hakwin 'emaay 'estik— The top of the acorn hopper is small
  90. 'aaknach— story, tale
  91. wii— says
  92. chepam 'uuyukm— she went outside, she went out to the outside
  93. nyily— blackish, a little black, light black
  94. 'enaak 'iipay 'ewuph— We'll go see people
  95. metoom— you pay, he pays you
  96. 'ewiiyaq— gopher snake
  97. tenaay— yesterday
  98. 'aahmaa— California quail, valley quail
  99. 'Emaay 'Ehaa Kephaw Nyipch uuchutt— God the Creator, He commanded it
  100. aamuuch— kills
  101. temshaa— shadow, shade; spirit, apparition
  102. maayem— to where? whither?
  103. nyepily— now, today, right now
  104. aanar— lowers long object; drowns
  105. 'ekwaas— aches, is achy from tiredness, has a muscle cramp, charley horse
  106. 'enyaawap 'uchewayp— we speak, we talk
  107. wellyap— burns, on fire, burning
  108. 'ewaa peyaa— this house
  109. 'enyapch 'uuwich— We see
  110. tellypuu— roadrunner
  111. sekewanp— wrong-side out, inside out
  112. peshuw— waits for, takes care of, looks out for
  113. 'enyaachu— Me? Is it me?
  114. haa llu'uuph— let's go swimming
  115. tull— places one on top of, gets on
  116. kaannak— Tie it up!
  117. kellyiihwiiw— skunk
  118. wennam— collapses, breaks down, is destroyed
  119. 'ehaasilly— ocean
  120. ewuuw— sees, looks at
  121. 'ehatt 'iimatt— dirty dog, dog is dirty
  122. tuusaap— leaks, drips through several holes
  123. tuupaa— cracks, splits acorns
  124. 'iipach waam— A man goes away, went away, left
  125. 'enyapch 'uuwich— We see
  126. wemaaw— no, not
  127. nyip— that, that one there
  128. 'ewir— hard; hard to do, difficult
  129. nyapaach— when he gets there, when he arrived
  130. uumall— writes; writing, book
  131. shaawal— stirs
  132. 'eshash— beautiful, pretty, handsome, fine
  133. saarrap— five, are five
  134. 'aah— I will go, I'm going
  135. kway 'iiwaarpem— after a while
  136. wehay— new, fresh
  137. 'ekwak ekwaa— deer horn; a deer's horn
  138. sewaa— bushy
  139. 'enyaak— east
  140. 'esillyk— salty
  141. 'empuu— elm tree
  142. shiimull— clan, blood relatives, extended family; family name
  143. shewatt— they die, are dead
  144. 'entum— little
  145. nyepilyvi— right now, just now, right away
  146. nyechaak— women
  147. 'emtann tewam— He was going around naked
  148. weyump— is married
  149. 'eneyiwa— We came
  150. maaykally— in the morning
  151. puully— in there
  152. maaykally— in the morning
  153. 'uuhayi— thank you, thanks
  154. nyily— blackish, a little black, light black
  155. nyay— somewhere, someplace, anywhere, anyplace
  156. su'kwiny 'elus-h— I will wash the dishes
  157. 'ewaa— house
  158. 'ehkaay— hollyleaf cherry
  159. pellyeminn— gets burned, injured by burning
  160. memeyuu temeyuuw— How are you? (standing)
  161. 'uchewayph— Let's talk!
  162. aalap— It snows, snow
  163. tull— places one on top, gets on
  164. uuhwaq— it breaks, breaks open, splits into pieces, is broken
  165. iiwill— crotch, thigh
  166. 'u'uu— horned owl
  167. iiwann— feels sorry for, pities
  168. kwarkwar— talks loudly, talks a lot
  169. hellychekwuuw— daddy longlegs
  170. tuuchall— splits it in two
  171. 'ewaach 'etay— The house is big
  172. kwenuw— that which runs, runner, car
  173. puu aa-aa— his/her mouth
  174. weyuuw— gets, takes, holds, has
  175. aarapm— is thrown off, throws away, lets loose, knocks down
  176. paachany— older sister
  177. 'a'aaw— fire
  178. wesaaw— eats (hard or chewy things)
  179. shally keshuw— finger, fingernail
  180. 'up— tobacco, cigarette
  181. hasuuyana— horned toad, horny toad, horntoad, horned lizard
  182. nyemetaay— mountain lion, cougar
  183. aakatt— cuts
  184. tellah— lies, tells a lie
  185. tellypuu— roadrunner
  186. temur— full
  187. 'alypaayem— slowly, gently, carefully
  188. kaawinn— holds down with foot, puts foot down, steps on it
  189. uuniiw— against, opposed, opposite
  190. hellytaa emak— back of head
  191. weyutt— startled, frightened, gets scared
  192. hewak— two
  193. kallyehwiiw— western spotted skunk (small skunk)
  194. heyaay— long ago, a long time ago
  195. 'epilly— cattail, tule
  196. 'ehtaay— crow
  197. hellyaa— moon, month
  198. meyiiw sekewank— he performs magic on you
  199. mat aainp— earthquake
  200. aatuq— pours out, spills, throws away
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