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  1. chekwih— lassoes, ropes
  2. 'ehpaa— prickly pear cactus
  3. wepaap— they bake
  4. pa'am— there he is, around
  5. eyay— his heart, soul, chest
  6. muuyuy— his relative
  7. nyilly— black
  8. haanuw— river, steam, flowing water
  9. kepeshkwii— Stand up! Stop!
  10. wamp— walks
  11. hechany— girl
  12. achhuukaayp— barters, trades, swaps, exchanges, transacts
  13. aahwill— jails, puts one person in jail
  14. pehaa— guts, intestines, innards
  15. mes-hanan— stinkbug
  16. kunnemii— mean one, meanie
  17. epup— woven material, basket, basketry; weaves baskets
  18. 'esnyaaw— live oak tree, live oak acorns
  19. 'eshemap— I dream
  20. hemuk— three, are three
  21. 'aashaa— bird
  22. aalap— it snows, snow
  23. 'iipaach— men
  24. 'aatay— I am big
  25. heyan— carries in arms
  26. pily nyewayh umaaw— Now they're not there
  27. 'ur— egg
  28. 'ellypuuwar— I can't do it, I cannot, I am unable, incapable
  29. kechan— Get off! Go down!
  30. milyaapan— bat
  31. haa tepiitt— dam, beaver
  32. aataq— pours a solid
  33. mewalyp— soft, pliable, ripe
  34. chemally— rubs lightly, washes, wipes, dusts, washes one's face
  35. tuulul— pulls behind self, tows, drags
  36. etuu— his stomach, belly
  37. hepeshiw— blue, green
  38. chehwar— scrubs, scrapes, scours, rubs, massages
  39. hemal— leafy greens, clover, mustard, watercress
  40. kwerak— old man, old male
  41. tuuyiw— is, does while coming
  42. aamar— buries, plants seeds
  43. 'echweyuuw— sings
  44. 'eshmaa— I sleep
  45. 'esuly— my younger brother
  46. menyaachamlly kenaam— You all leave! Go away!
  47. halaasi— willow
  48. panekaach— aunt, his father's sister
  49. 'Emaay 'Ehaa— God, High Water, Water Above, the sky
  50. yareyar— circular, round and flat
  51. kwarkwar— speaks, talks, talks a lot
  52. 'iipayvech— the people
  53. 'emally— agave, mescal, century plant
  54. taalyak— bed
  55. pehumk— guilty
  56. 'ewaa peyaa— this house
  57. hellyaa— moon, month
  58. weshah— spoiled, stale, rotten, rotting, stinks
  59. sally hetun— elbow
  60. kuuchutt— boss, leader, ruler, chief, policeman, commander
  61. mathwaay— white clay
  62. aaraaw— makes a fire, tends a fire, burns, keeps warm
  63. peyii kechwuw— Put it down here!
  64. wetutt— pounds, grinds (acorns); acorn meal; large mortar
  65. kalymuu— small mortar, portable mortar
  66. wechach— spreads out, makes bed
  67. kiny— Give it! Give it to him!
  68. tehiilly— clothes, shirt, dress; gets dressed, wears
  69. nyemetaay— mountain lion, cougar
  70. 'uumak— outside in back, out back
  71. nyepilyvi— right now, just now, right away
  72. chuuhii— names, calls by name
  73. haasilly— ocean
  74. hemuk— three, are three
  75. 'ewaach puy ewaa— The house is over there; the house over there
  76. senaly— toy
  77. shuuhat— sticks in ground
  78. Tekemak— Mesa Grande
  79. chuuyaay— chirps, hums, chants, sings softly
  80. 'aawaay— kangaroo rat
  81. lemis— fur, body hair, feathers
  82. pacha'chany— his older sister
  83. shakwilaaw— mockingbird
  84. 'aatim— bow
  85. chupull— boils over
  86. paataly— his mother
  87. 'emelyay— I don't know, I don't know how
  88. tepechuurp— round, circular
  89. metaawar— tired
  90. chepam— goes out, gets away, escapes
  91. hullykehulyk— cricket
  92. sheruk— rainbow, arc, arch
  93. nyemshap— white
  94. mesaawir— small hawk
  95. 'enyaach 'aatay— I am big
  96. tekehap— brings in, runs into, animals come in
  97. tuuhwim— misses the mark
  98. shally hetun— elbow
  99. wettuk— jumps, leaps
  100. kuuchutt— boss, leader, ruler, chief, policeman, commander
  101. chepak— comes out, steps out, appears, shows up, happens
  102. merewiir— wing
  103. meyiiw shuunyaa— your eyelashes
  104. 'enyaa puy— on that day
  105. siny— woman
  106. mechiill— wrinkles, is wrinkling
  107. palymuun— sister in law
  108. tuuyum— sets out in sun, suns self, gathered together
  109. lyask— light in weight
  110. waarp— swells up, is swollen
  111. chuk— wipes
  112. etuu— his stomach, belly, waist; middle
  113. haawka— hello, hi
  114. 'emat— land, earth, soil, dirt, ground, floor, country, place
  115. henaakur— water snake
  116. 'eyaak— at the foot of, bottom of; down, below, underneath
  117. waam— goes away, leaves
  118. werap— hurts, aches, sore; gets hurt, injured, wounded
  119. emily— his foot, leg
  120. nyehaay— younger woman, teenage girl
  121. tuusaap— leaks, drips
  122. keyewip— Listen! Listen up, you all!
  123. welluh— comes off, drops off, falls off
  124. 'erpuu— pine tree
  125. 'enesily— my aunt, my mother's older sister
  126. siny saarrap— five women
  127. 'echuuy netaly— my husband's mother, my mother-in-law
  128. kuuyum— faces, heads towards, is headed, in the direction of
  129. kusi'yaay— doctor, medicine man, healer, witch doctor
  130. cheyumk— gathers soft object
  131. nyemeshiw— smelly, gamey, strong-flavored
  132. sinych waam— Woman goes away, leaves
  133. mema'wii— you do something, do what, do how
  134. ta'ur— top, highest point, peak, summit
  135. 'enyaa 'enyewaa— my house
  136. uchewayp— they talk, speak
  137. 'iipaach wewich— Men see it
  138. kellmas— Wash your face!
  139. tekemak— shelters, protects; suns himself
  140. aapak— smokes (tobacco)
  141. achhuukaayp— barters, trades, swaps, exchanges, transacts
  142. uuchehur— points at, aims
  143. haa 'elluph— I'll take a bath
  144. emii— his foot, leg
  145. tehelak— hooks with instrument, picks up with hook, tangles, links chain
  146. nyimvey— anyway, anyhow, somehow, always
  147. kumeyay— that which is steep
  148. 'elul— round, spherical
  149. uumarp— plays peon
  150. achhuukaayp— barters, trades, swaps, exchanges, transacts
  151. 'enpaaw— my paternal grandfather; my father's father
  152. uunyaay— his daughter in law
  153. nyimvey— anyway, anyhow, somehow, always, keep on
  154. war— wants, needs
  155. aakwal— licks
  156. 'ehan— good
  157. 'enkwaay— my uncle; my mother's brother
  158. ill— worm, grub, maggot, caterpillar
  159. mathwatt— red clay, red earth
  160. hennaa— scratches for blood
  161. akekwii— asks a question
  162. yar— runs away, flees, stampedes
  163. aachemuyuuw— shows, shows how, teaches
  164. chaawuuw— shows
  165. 'eyih— I carry on my back
  166. sallesall— full of large holes
  167. nyemii— wildcat, bobcat
  168. nyaapum 'epuwk 'aamh— Then I will go back
  169. aakwillp— hanging, hung (long object)
  170. eyewii— shoulder
  171. panyekuu— his brother in law
  172. 'ewily— rock
  173. chehwiiw— whistles
  174. chiipam— it is spring, spring
  175. 'enyaa 'entaat— my father
  176. iichih— his chest, heart, lungs
  177. hechuur— cold
  178. uuhunn— puts feet/legs in water, soaks feet
  179. aalap— it snows, snow
  180. aa— mouth, beak, lips, language, word
  181. aapitt— covers it up
  182. wehill— roasts, barbecues, grills
  183. 'eyuuw— I get, I got
  184. 'emtan— naked, bare, empty
  185. kunmesaap— star
  186. kamkach— California poppy
  187. mes-haapuuly— fly
  188. 'aasuw— table
  189. hwatt— red, blood
  190. wepin— warm
  191. kethii— gopher
  192. maayem naam kinemi— I wonder where they went
  193. keyiw 'emiy— Come with me!
  194. mekay— mouse
  195. nyechaak saarrap— five women
  196. nya'wayk— later
  197. menkwa'tay— father
  198. mat kwa'tay— mountain
  199. 'iipall— summer, it is summer
  200. 'enyaa kuknaa— watch, clock
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