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  1. aahwar— rubs, scrapes with long object, sharpens it
  2. wenyuk— it bends, is bent
  3. shuupitt— shuts, closes, locks
  4. etaapin— warms it up, makes it warm
  5. 'echepam— I go out
  6. hellytutt— spider, black widow spider
  7. neshaaw— white oak, Engelmann oak, Mesa oak (and its acorns)
  8. ewaay— butt, buttocks
  9. waamh— He is going, he will go away, leave
  10. chemilly— ant, red ant
  11. uushaa— stabs, sticks, pierces, causes to sting
  12. nepall— his tongue
  13. halypuushuutt— hummingbird
  14. 'ekwiiy— clouds
  15. hellytaavek— by the hair
  16. siny shin— a woman, one woman
  17. haamaa— fog
  18. me'ay meshaa-a— Where did it sting you?
  19. 'emii— my foot, leg
  20. tehiilly— clothes, shirt, dress; gets dressed, wears
  21. chuuyaay— chirps, hums, chants, sings softly
  22. chehulehul— gargles
  23. 'ewaa kwa'tay— big house
  24. saawily— winnowing basket
  25. nyim— with it, with which
  26. mat wecham— gives up, leaves oneself, gets divorced
  27. piikun— sparrow hawk
  28. iiwill— his thigh
  29. nur— knows, learns
  30. tuuhwaq— breaks open, cracks it
  31. ekwilekwil— dangles, is dangling, hanging over
  32. 'epal— arrow, gun
  33. 'epal— arrow
  34. uwah— barks
  35. chuuhor— chews noisily, crunches, eats hard little things
  36. hechuur— cold
  37. 'ehini— another, more
  38. hapuull— sycamore tree
  39. chuuhii— names him, calls by name, is named
  40. 'ehatt— dog, horse, pet, domesticated animal
  41. tekemak— shelters, protects; suns himself; sits in the shade
  42. 'ewill— flea
  43. pattk— broken off
  44. kulasash— bluejay
  45. hemuk— three
  46. kwenmesaap— star
  47. 'enyaa 'entaly— my mother
  48. alemii— his beard, facial hair, whiskers
  49. 'enyapch 'enaamh— We are going, leaving, going to go
  50. kelu'— Go away! Shoo! Get lost! Scram!
  51. aalul— leads something, drags, pulls, tows
  52. 'ewaavi nyanekemich— when they got back home
  53. uu'uh— coughs
  54. 'enemuuy— my aunt; my mother's younger sister; my stepmother
  55. nyipaches— that's all, that's it, the end, amen
  56. yu'uu— owl
  57. hemall chuupitt— deaf
  58. kewaak— south
  59. ketuull— north
  60. kwa'kuuy— old woman
  61. hetat pattk— his back is broken, he has a broken back, he broke his back
  62. 'Esnyaaw Weyaq— Manzanita Reservation
  63. 'iiwaarpem— after a while, afterwards, later
  64. hetat— back, backbone
  65. nya'kur kuhmii— the Indians from long ago, ancestors
  66. 'enyaach 'uumall— I write
  67. kethii— gopher
  68. wetaph— flower; buds, blooms, blossoms, flowers
  69. shahuk— ten
  70. kuseyaay— doctor, medicine man, healer, witch doctor
  71. keyish— Carry it on your back!
  72. wehwall— digs
  73. nyemii— wildcat, bobcat
  74. 'entaly— my mother
  75. aawall— fans
  76. ke'mann— Take it out!
  77. chekehap— brings in, puts in several small objects
  78. tewam— is, does while around
  79. sha'ii— turkey vulture, buzzard
  80. 'a'aaw— fire
  81. 'ehwap— scrub oak, scrub oak acorns
  82. 'enyaach 'aalymam— I am small
  83. mentalych waamh— Your mother is going away, leaving, going to leave
  84. shemetii— ice, freezes, frost
  85. chehuur— it hails, is hailing; hail
  86. henu— sick, ill
  87. kaawinn— holds down with foot, puts foot down
  88. pachamaly— his older brother
  89. tuukwaa— divides, hands out
  90. tekewank— turned around, twisted, injured, wrenched, upset
  91. chuuyaay— chirps, hums, chants, sings softly
  92. 'iihatt— greedy
  93. 'ehatt— dog, horse, pet, domesticated animal
  94. meheyaayp— is a coward
  95. Baaheeny— Bajeños, indians or people from south of the border
  96. tehillyp— dressed, clothed
  97. borreeg— domestic sheep
  98. henoo— sick, ill
  99. aatekaarp— is lying on his back
  100. llehup— large hole, cave
  101. 'enyaa kuknak— watch, clock
  102. kilyaawiiw— mourning dove
  103. tuuhas— plays the rattle
  104. kuttap— ravine, canyon, creek
  105. waa-aa— door
  106. 'elul— round, spherical; ball
  107. haa wenuw— water runs, running water
  108. kesii— Drink! Drink it!
  109. rur wii— swings down, drops, swoops
  110. mes-haraay— sand
  111. chiikuu— uncle; father's younger brother
  112. 'iipach— man, guy, fellow
  113. seminnuuminnp— tosses and turns, rolls back and forth
  114. nyemesap— all night, until dawn
  115. kuphaall— black oak tree, black oak acorns
  116. enyally— throat, front of the neck
  117. menyaay— tasty, delicious, no longer bitter
  118. kupilpil— edge of a precipice, very end of something high
  119. hemekwan— wraps it up
  120. aapull— swims
  121. rii wii— placid, smooth, calm, still
  122. chiphuuk— eight, are eight
  123. tekhii— gopher
  124. kuseyay— strong witch
  125. aayay— adds, mixes, brings close together
  126. 'enyaach— I
  127. mii nyepuul— toenail, hoof
  128. 'epap— bread
  129. 'emat winnp— the earth quakes, earthquake
  130. a'yaaw— Arroyo willow
  131. 'enyaach 'aatay— I am big
  132. wechaawch— they make, build, fix
  133. pa'yiw— there he comes
  134. maap— who; someone
  135. 'alypaayem— slowly, gently, carefully
  136. hemul— gathers small objects, picks up one by one
  137. keyim kaam— Go on, go ahead and go!
  138. 'iikuch— man
  139. meheyaay— scared of, afraid of, fears
  140. ellaamas— washes someone else's face
  141. kuphaallvu wemanyem— they spread out the acorns to dry and...
  142. sekap sekaap— is half and half
  143. chipeshaaw— rib
  144. penyaa— rubs, massages, presses down; plays the piano
  145. 'akenaah— I will tell a story
  146. uuchutt— orders, rules, sends
  147. kwellyaattuq— meadowlark
  148. pa'yuuw— there he is, standing
  149. aa— mouth, beak, lips, language, word
  150. wenyay— hunts
  151. haawka— hello, hi
  152. kepehkwi'— Stop! Stand up!
  153. uuhuy— smokes; smoke
  154. shaahuukeshaahuuk— one hundred, are one hundred
  155. chemilly— ant, red ant
  156. pehmaa— root, sinew, tendon
  157. matetay— mountain
  158. chemuuhuy— steamy, smokes out
  159. aatuu— pours a liquid
  160. tekemak— shelters, protects; suns himself
  161. hekal— has a tooth missing
  162. iihay— wet
  163. saay— dry, dries up, dries out, thirsty
  164. 'elymaam— child, little one
  165. 'enyaach 'ar— I want it, I need it
  166. hewak— two, are two
  167. mechillp— wrinkled, has wrinkles
  168. kway— after a while, soon, later
  169. hay— new, fresh
  170. chehuur— it hails; hail
  171. hellyump— narrow
  172. ewiich yuuhanches— she did it very well
  173. pekwilly— passes by, passes through, goes by, elapses
  174. mewall— limp, weak, paralyzed, crippled
  175. ak— his bone
  176. 'iipall— summer, it is summer
  177. ketuull— north
  178. 'emaay— high, above, on top of, up, tall; sky, heaven
  179. hetat— his back, backbone
  180. mekwaa— you weave
  181. melay— dies, is dead
  182. waaps— yawns
  183. saarrap— five, are five
  184. nya'ar— sometime, anytime; somewhere, someplace
  185. shay wesuully— fries, fried, frybread
  186. kwenyaaw— black-tailed jackrabbit
  187. maa mentaly— your mother
  188. 'ewik— west
  189. kukwaayp— meat, beef, cow
  190. pekatt— cuts off, cuts across the path
  191. 'ehchuur— I'm cold
  192. 'enyaa 'entaat— my father
  193. sekerhwiir— crooked
  194. uuniiw— opposed, against, opposite
  195. Haakupin— Warner's Hot Springs
  196. wechuuyp— is a married woman, has a husband; gets married
  197. kuutoo— kicks, stomps
  198. muu lemis— sheepskin, sheep's fur
  199. puuyuus— that's the way he is, he is like that too
  200. achemaally— they sweep
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