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  1. ’yàlu— become unhafted
  2. ’yàràrà— frog roselle
  3. ’yàràwì— the twiner with sticky sap called “tears”
  4. ’yàsu— grind
  5. ’yàwàlu— move, stir
  6. ìwaa— remove from a liquid
  7. ’yàagaa— plant (unidentified type)
  8. yàakàrà— strength, force
  9. ’yàaràtu— stop, bring to a stop
  10. ’yòo’yi— stone used to roughen grinding stone
  11. àuyàa bàaɗù— one hundred
  12. bàɗaa— for the dawn to come, dawn
  13. bàahńnèe
  14. bai— not
  15. bàraa sàraa
  16. bàru— domestic pigeon
  17. bìidi kooro
  18. bunàa— implanting, establishing
  19. càmtu— oath, swearing
  20. càwaa— hold, seize, catch
  21. ci— you
  22. ci— (preceded by low tone) your
  23. cìkàaràa— purse on a string hung around the neck
  24. daa— the tall, stiff grass Cymbopogon giganteus
  25. dàbu— scatter, disperse
  26. dàddàru— eczema
  27. dadiro— eczema
  28. dàdlàr— amsa amo
  29. dàngò— unidentified animal
  30. dàwu— scrape out gourd
  31. dàyi— thistle
  32. ɗìbii— children, offspring
  33. ɗìmu— go straight, be straight
  34. ɗinàa— climbing, mounting
  35. ɗìnyu— wait
  36. fèeɗu— four
  37. funàa— closing
  38. ginàa— slaughtering, cutting
  39. gìrɓu— wake up, start, be startled
  40. gùumu— naming ceremony
  41. gùyaa— pierce a hoe handle
  42. hâuyaa— twenty (used to form numbers 30-10), a score
  43. hâuyaa bàaɗù— one hundred
  44. hnnàa— eating
  45. hǹnì— his (linked genitive pronoun)
  46. hǹno— my (linked genitive pronoun)
  47. ìdìm mà…— king of…, chief of…
  48. jaagìlaa— clean, neat
  49. jàlaalìm— the 12 tribes of Jalam
  50. jàmâli— high rank
  51. jìijì— the grass Cyperus articulatus
  52. jìlèe— belch
  53. kinàa— transplanting, erecting
  54. kìyu— cut, snap off, cut off, separate in two
  55. ku— you
  56. kùraa— burned crust of tuwo inside pot
  57. kwàbò-kwabò— fleecy clouds, raincloud
  58. kwànkwàru— rap knuckles on the head
  59. làmu— plait hair
  60. làu
  61. m— when
  62. màafilànji
  63. mândi— the one who; that which; that, which
  64. mìina— a red goat with black markings
  65. mu— we
  66. ndàlaa— ones who have…
  67. ndaa ruwaa mà X…?— what does X care about…?
  68. ngàni— a long time
  69. ngìrì gii ngìɗ— showing off, putting on airs
  70. ngwai— difficulty, pain; difficult, painful
  71. nnàa— seeing
  72. nzinàa— pulling, drawing water
  73. ribì— cold season
  74. rinàa— entering
  75. sinàa— drinking
  76. sirr— amsa amo
  77. tàfan— inside
  78. tàmu— speak, say, tell
  79. tlàabu— be mad, crazy
  80. tlinàa— reaching
  81. to— her (linked genitive pronoun)
  82. ùlaa— bring, carry hither
  83. wakài— goats
  84. wàalài— short
  85. wùnwun— soot
  86. yàru— stop, come to a stop
  87. yàwaa— small fish
  88. yî
  89. yikàye— and then
  90. yinàa— doing; making
  91. yuu— hurl (spear), spear by hurling
  92. ’yàakàrà— strength
  93. ’yu— do, make
  94. zìnkàacau— star(s)
  95. zìnku— harvest grain, cut grain stalks for harvest
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