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  1. weyuuw— gets, takes, holds, has
  2. 'ekwak— deer
  3. gayiin 'ur— chicken egg
  4. nyeway— deep; are located
  5. kelu'— Go away! Shoo! Get lost! Scram!
  6. kaam— Go away! Leave!
  7. ketullp— Ride it! Get on top of it!
  8. pesii— squeezes out, milks
  9. tuunnak— ties a knot
  10. uuyaaw— knows, learns, understands
  11. aa— mouth, beak, lips, language, word
  12. 'esuwh— let's eat, we will eat
  13. nyetoom— I pay you, he pays me
  14. 'ehaa kunyilly— coffee, black water
  15. mat meyuup— fights, scuffles
  16. paasuly— his younger brother
  17. welyak— lies down
  18. hepeshiw— blue, green
  19. wemirr— likes, loves
  20. muuyuuchu— What's the matter? What's wrong?
  21. 'enyapch— we
  22. mes-haraay— sand
  23. tenyeway— are, were
  24. cheyuw— sings
  25. kuraaw— that which is hot
  26. 'emat— land, earth, soil, dirt, ground, floor, country, place
  27. 'ephar— brush rabbit
  28. matta— Huh?
  29. haasilly— ocean
  30. chiiwill— wipes, wipes it off, rubs it out, erases
  31. mes-haalyap— butterfly
  32. tap— puts down, sets down, places down, writes down
  33. nyimbi— anyway, anyhow, somehow, always
  34. meniih— scorpion, tarantula
  35. haa kwenuw— river, stream, flowing water
  36. uumall— writes, draws, makes a mark; writing, book, letter
  37. hemir— not yet, before
  38. melay— dies, is dead
  39. hemuk— three, are three
  40. kechuw— Make it! Fix it!
  41. meyally— tortilla
  42. mily hetun— knee
  43. 'esenyaaw— live oak tree, live oak acorns
  44. puu— that, him, her
  45. nyamaamh keyima— Go ahead and go, you can go, goodbye, bye
  46. nyimech— too, also, as well
  47. tuurah— chokes on solid
  48. hoo wii— "Okay," he said
  49. 'uuch 'iih ta'waaches— I'm about to say something
  50. 'uy wii— there is nothing there, there are none, is nonexistent
  51. maaykaam— at daybreak, at dawn
  52. 'amph— I will walk
  53. kwa'han— the truth, good one, real one, right one
  54. keyima kenaam— Goodbye (to a group)! Go ahead and go!
  55. hemach— dream, his dreams
  56. kuupaay— poison oak
  57. 'ehemay— I look for it, I search
  58. pesill— open sore, scab
  59. 'iikwiich— men
  60. melyay— doesn't know, does not know how, is ignorant of
  61. 'enyewaam 'aamh— I'm going home, I will go home
  62. kestu kecha— Put it away!
  63. pehum— loses
  64. 'eyas— I breathe, my breath
  65. unyewaay— friend
  66. hakwin— acorn hopper
  67. 'iikwiich— men
  68. yach— seed, acorn meat
  69. 'emtann— naked, bare
  70. mesaaw— you eat, you ate it
  71. uunyii— parent in law, mother in law, father in law
  72. memeyuu temeyaq— How are you? (lying down)
  73. uushuk— unties, turns loose, releases, unleashes, unwraps
  74. 'emallk— rat, woodrat, wild rat
  75. ta'ur— top, highest point, peak, summit
  76. yiiw shuunyaa— eyelashes
  77. 'ewir— hard; hard to do, difficult
  78. 'ewaa kwa'tay— big house
  79. kuttap— ravine, canyon, creek
  80. 'elymam— small, little, short
  81. uutaam— takes away, carries off a bunch
  82. penyaa— rubs, massages, presses down
  83. 'echekuu— my uncle; my father's younger brother
  84. ya'willy— full from eating
  85. chepitt— covers a bunch, covers with soft object
  86. kehwii— Smell it!
  87. hellytaach 'ewir— unintelligent, dumb, stupid
  88. chilechil— small and stiff; very thin, skinny
  89. sha'ii— turkey vulture, buzzard
  90. tepaa— was there, was around; has been
  91. haa chuullup— water is boiling, bubbling
  92. hellytaa— hair (on head), head
  93. tepuusuuyp— swings, swinging
  94. maach— you
  95. kuusuw— Feed him!
  96. uutim— rips, unravels, tears along a seam
  97. sekap— is half, half-full, half-way
  98. 'enaamh Tekumakm— We'll go to Mesa Grande
  99. 'Ellykwanan— Santa Ysabel, caterpillar
  100. wesip— fire dies down, goes out, burns out, is extinguished
  101. 'ehpilly— mucus
  102. 'elyakh— I will lie down
  103. nemuuly— bear
  104. 'ewaa kway'kuu— family, big house
  105. 'enyaa— me, sun, day
  106. puy— there, over there, in that
  107. 'ehatt— dog, horse, pet, domesticated animal
  108. yip— hears, listens, feels, senses, thinks
  109. puu yipkuh— She must have heard that
  110. 'enyaawap— us
  111. nnemii— gets mad, mad, angry, mean, fierce
  112. haaseyall— tree bark
  113. 'emiy— with me
  114. tekwa— Sit! Stay there!
  115. hellyap— burns something, causes to be burned up
  116. 'ekwiy— it rains, rain
  117. hepeshiw— blue, green
  118. 'ehwatt— red, blood
  119. siny hewak— two women
  120. 'iipaachech uuwich— Men see it
  121. tekeraayk— bends over backwards
  122. 'ellynach wii— gets worse, worsens
  123. kethil— Get dressed!
  124. 'ehaa— water
  125. kuukap— goes around, is located around
  126. tap— puts down, sets down, places down, writes down
  127. hattepaa— coyote
  128. 'esily— salt
  129. aakwaay— It clears up
  130. etaahan— makes well, makes good, cures
  131. tu'muw— grasshopper
  132. 'iipatt— alive
  133. wemii— cries, hoots, yells, howls
  134. 'emtann— naked, bare
  135. 'esuq— tule
  136. 'enyayh— I will hunt
  137. 'ehaa llus— washes hands
  138. mat wechuw— makes himself, turns into
  139. llyap— hot, burns, is burning, on fire, very hot
  140. nyaapum 'ehaa aatuu— then he poured water
  141. kuphaall wemuull— they gather acorns
  142. hemul— gathers small objects, picks up one by one
  143. keyim kaam— Go on, go ahead and go!
  144. 'aashaa kwa'kwaas— yellow birds
  145. eyay 'ehan— happy, glad
  146. aakuuhap— catches up with
  147. 'etaly— my mother
  148. kwas— yellow
  149. mat kepekuw— meet each other
  150. kuuchutt— boss, leader, ruler, chief, policeman, commander
  151. 'enemuush— my great-grandmother/great-grandfather/great-grandparent
  152. 'ewaa kwa'tay— big house
  153. tuuhwill— attaches, connects, fits, buttons, traps, jails
  154. 'iikwish— tough
  155. 'iiwaarm— after a while, later
  156. aamuuch— kills
  157. etuu— his stomach, belly, waist; middle
  158. hellyaaw— desert cottontail rabbit
  159. ketuumill— Hang it up! (small or round object)
  160. keskan— Run away!
  161. semiiraayches— He's crazy
  162. tuukatt— chops, cuts with scissors or axe in large chunks
  163. iiwann— feels sorry for, pities
  164. 'aalymam— I am small, little
  165. paa— arrives, gets there, is here, has come
  166. hemall— ear
  167. 'ehmaall— ground squirrel
  168. 'estik— small, little, a little
  169. aayar— rounds up, kidnaps, elopes, gathers
  170. kaahwak— Break it!
  171. hekwany— her child
  172. 'ellyap— I am hot, burning, on fire
  173. pilyvey— right now, just now
  174. pellytaay— white sage
  175. heyally— recently, the other day
  176. wechuw— makes, fixes, builds, prepares
  177. helyepay— near, nearby, close
  178. meyulk— sweet
  179. 'epal— arrow, gun
  180. henaally— turtle, turtle rattle
  181. eyiiw— eyes, face
  182. mall— woodrat, rat
  183. achepay— believes, pays close attention to, cares, minds, agrees with
  184. hay— new, fresh
  185. eyay hwatt hwatt wii— angry, annoyed, provoked, aggravated, irritated, nervous
  186. kallyehwiiw— small skunk
  187. kwa'hin— the other one
  188. tenaay— yesterday
  189. lemis— fur, body hair, feathers
  190. yeew— goat
  191. netaat— his father
  192. 'enyaawap— us
  193. pily— now
  194. 'ehpaa— prickly pear cactus
  195. wenir— drives away, shoos
  196. methay— thirsty
  197. pehmaa— root, sinew, tendon
  198. mespily— sparrow hawk
  199. kuuchull— puts feet in, wears pants
  200. eyay— heart, soul, chest
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