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  1. 'enyaach 'ewuuw— I see
  2. chepur— puts several over the top or edge
  3. llehup llehup— has holes all over
  4. 'ewiiyaq— gopher snake
  5. ewirp— races, runs a race
  6. uusaay— they laugh
  7. 'ishpaa— eagle
  8. 'aaskay— pot, olla
  9. waayp— talks, speaks
  10. matewir— hard earth, hard ground
  11. 'aasapuul— fly
  12. hemull— gray; gathers
  13. mes-haapuuly— fly
  14. hemaall— ground squirrel
  15. siny— woman, female
  16. aatuu— pours (liquid)
  17. puu netaly— his mother
  18. weyiwk— comes away, leaves
  19. aayull— hides a long object
  20. ewaa— is located, is there, sitting, situated
  21. waayp pellyettap— talks very loudly
  22. tekewank— turned around, twisted, injured, wrenched, upset
  23. nyepuul— little hat
  24. 'ehaa— water
  25. 'ewii— rattlesnake
  26. semiiraay— crazy, insane, unconscious, simple-minded
  27. wemaa— eats (soft things); is ripe
  28. wemull— gathers acorns or other things off the ground
  29. ehuu— nose
  30. uman— gets up
  31. keyim— Go ahead! Begin! Go on! You'd better!
  32. lemis— fur, body hair, feathers
  33. alemii— his beard, facial hair
  34. kehyan— Carry it in your arms!
  35. hellyaa sekap tewaa— half moon
  36. kenaak— they call away
  37. uuhwaq— it breaks, breaks open, splits into pieces, is broken
  38. 'enyaa— me, sun
  39. 'emat— land, earth, soil, dirt, ground, floor, country, place
  40. paahkaly— his/her grandchild, grandson, granddaughter, daughter's child
  41. chepak— comes out, steps out, appears, shows up, happens
  42. kuhyan— one who carries in arms
  43. weshay— fat, greasy
  44. weyuuw— gets, takes, holds, has
  45. winy— gives, hands over
  46. hemallk— earring
  47. meyulk— sweet
  48. esally— hand, arm
  49. meputtk— short
  50. aamar— buries, plants seeds
  51. 'e'mill— meadow
  52. nekewayk nyewaam naamkuh— They must have gone back to their home
  53. uullyup— bathes him, makes him bathe, gives him a bath
  54. eyay hwatt hwatt wii— angry, annoyed, provoked, aggravated, irritated, nervous
  55. hekwiin— acorn granary, acorn hopper
  56. aakwaay— the weather clears up
  57. nyilly— black
  58. 'esmilyp wii— turned over sideways
  59. 'equll— long
  60. ha— yes
  61. mentalych waamh— Your mother is going, leaving, going to leave
  62. 'ewikch wettim— internal pains
  63. 'enyaa— me, sun, day
  64. hemuu— moves away, leaves permanently
  65. hataay— crow
  66. 'aalyak— bed
  67. kuuchutt kwa'maay— judge, high leader
  68. saarrap— five, are five
  69. pily— now
  70. chetuup— hits self against, bumps against
  71. weshaa— stings, bites
  72. aakewayk— brings it back
  73. 'ewaach 'etay— The house is big
  74. hemir— not yet, before
  75. tuukap— circles, surrounds, goes around in a circle, makes a turn around
  76. iiwii— shoulder
  77. wellus— washes hands
  78. wis— sneezes
  79. pellyettap— explodes, blows up, backfires, crackles, pops
  80. emily— his foot, leg
  81. hiipilly— snot, phlegm, mucus
  82. 'ehmuu— mortar
  83. aayal— water carries it away, washes away
  84. aachemuyuuw— shows, shows how, teaches
  85. sewil— loans, lends; borrows
  86. pa'waa— there he is, sitting
  87. hemuu kay— mortar
  88. puuch— he, she, it, that one
  89. hewak— two, are two
  90. hwally ki'— Be quiet! Shut up! Hush!
  91. 'empill— ashes, dust
  92. kuknaa— thing that tells, teller
  93. aachan— takes down, lowers, unloads
  94. 'ehwatt— red; blood
  95. wekull— climbs
  96. tuukatt— chops, cuts with scissors or axe in large chunks
  97. neshaaw— white oak, Engelmann oak, Mesa oak (and its acorns)
  98. eyay kattkar— his chest
  99. puu netaly— his mother
  100. 'ehaalemas-h— washes face
  101. iipuk— his neck (back or nape of the neck)
  102. 'ehwatt— red, blood
  103. akehap— brings in, places inside, deposits, puts in
  104. mat peshuw— is careful, watches out, takes care
  105. aayay— adds, mixes, brings close together
  106. 'uuwich— We see it
  107. haa tuupitt— dam
  108. 'ehnaally— turtle, turtle rattle
  109. ak— his bone
  110. 'ewaach 'etay— The house is big
  111. tehiill— drags, hauls bulky object
  112. 'enyaawapch— we
  113. mewalyp— soft, pliable, ripe
  114. mat uuhwall— hole someone dug
  115. tekhii— gopher
  116. nya'kur— long ago, already, in the past
  117. achhuukaayp— barters, trades, swaps, exchanges, transacts
  118. aakwal— licks
  119. nyapellyemaam nyaapum— when it was cooked, then...
  120. eway— is very attached to, cherishes, treasures
  121. tuunally— moves a round, solid object
  122. tuuhwill— attaches, connects, fits, buttons, traps, jails
  123. 'aaveeh— bee
  124. pallpall— stacked one on top of the other
  125. hellyaaw— desert cottontail rabbit
  126. chehetatt— crawls
  127. shuutuu— hits, pokes with instrument in hand
  128. 'epal— arrow, gun
  129. heyull— tail
  130. kuchuuturp— wheel
  131. 'emiiwann— lazy
  132. Rinkoonvi— at Rincon
  133. 'iipach wewuuw— A man sees it, He sees a man
  134. Kwechaan— Quechan, Yuma indians
  135. kallyehwiiw— small skunk
  136. hellytaa— hair (on head), head, scalp
  137. wellich— bad, ugly
  138. wellyap— burning, on fire, burning hot
  139. ketun— striped skunk (large skunk)
  140. tepall— puts on top; sticks to, sticks together, hangs on to
  141. 'ehchuur— I'm cold
  142. 'iipaach hewak— two men, men are two
  143. 'elymaam— child, little one
  144. wecham— leaves it, lets him, stops doing, quits, remains, takes it easy
  145. kwelmisp— that is hairy, fuzzy
  146. mat hepaa— mud
  147. 'enyaam— early, before, previously
  148. wa'ill— worm, maggot, caterpillar
  149. lawp— turns around and looks back
  150. chekwaa— puts down a bunch, leaves things, plants seeds, sets the table
  151. chíicharr— peas
  152. 'iimatt— dirty
  153. hemu'kay— pestle, acorn pounder
  154. chehetatt— crawls
  155. emily kumputt— stub leg, peg leg
  156. shuuhuu— steals, robs
  157. chuukuw— bites
  158. aachepach— takes out, removes
  159. kumna— Look! Look at that! Look over there!
  160. chewuuw— fruits, sets fruit; fruit, vegetable, plant
  161. ewaay— butt, buttocks
  162. aachanp— gets down, gets off
  163. 'enyaawapch 'achewaall— We fan it
  164. mespii— sparrow hawk
  165. mat peshuw— is careful, watches out, takes care
  166. mat nepekwilly— they pass each other, pass by each other
  167. peshuw— waits for, takes care of, looks out for
  168. tuunallp— caves in
  169. nyiputt— that one there, not the other!
  170. mehwii— you smell it
  171. 'enyemay— my breasts
  172. llyap mespa— sweats, perspires
  173. uutull— starts a fire, lights on fire, ignites
  174. siiny— women
  175. 'eyak— bed
  176. yuuhan— makes good, does right, fixes, corrects; is right, correct
  177. eyay hwatt hwatt wii— angry, annoyed, provoked, aggravated, irritated, nervous
  178. 'ewaa— house
  179. peyii— here
  180. kway'kuu— big one, chief, which is big
  181. amehir— there are wispy clouds, it is getting cloudy, clouds are forming
  182. kunykuuy— old woman
  183. haakwal— lizard
  184. achepaayp— believes in
  185. mehuu— your nose
  186. chiipam— it is spring, spring
  187. hellyaaw— desert cottontail rabbit
  188. hewak— two, are two
  189. hwatt hkaam— pink
  190. 'Ewii Hellyach— place name at Mesa Grande
  191. kemuunyap— Run! (said to a group)
  192. henyaa— touches, presses, rubs with hand
  193. nyilly— black
  194. 'iipay— person, people, human, Indian, Kumeyaay, Diegueño
  195. 'enyaach 'uumall— I write
  196. 'enall— I fall
  197. chepsii— his liver
  198. mes-haalyap— butterfly
  199. wennam— collapses, breaks down, is destroyed
  200. hesill— manzanita
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