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  1. nueb— New
  2. Wi Jmꞌulh— El Moro hill
  3. ꞌak— Bone
  4. kwalhyew— A lot, much
  5. shma— To sleep; root
  6. tpsi— Liver
  7. kjo— Pinion
  8. ñam— Already; then, afterwards
  9. chaam pi— To be hungry
  10. waña— Road
  11. uꞌach— To chew
  12. w-— Third person prefix used before vowels
  13. jyiw— Wind
  14. miy— Foot
  15. nmshap— White
  16. ñ-— First person possessive prefix
  17. muxualh— Hair
  18. numsal— White
  19. -k— Accusative; ablative
  20. jmꞌulh— Ash; gray
  21. aꞌaw— Fire
  22. jawlh— River
  23. naan— Mother
  24. matkamel— Earth, dirt
  25. yaw— To take
  26. kwa-— Verbal
  27. waaaw— Honk, toot
  28. ꞌ-— First person verbal prefix
  29. kwak— Cow; meat
  30. kieiy— Smoke
  31. matt— Body
  32. ñuyek— Seed
  33. matx jꞌlhay— Sand
  34. jatx— Dog
  35. lꞌaw— Small
  36. walh— Leaf
  37. chjwatx— Blood
  38. lꞌaj— Negative
  39. mat— Reflexive
  40. ñi-— First person object used by the third person; possessive
  41. sa— Demostrative
  42. ma— To eat
  43. chraa— Eagle
  44. jatt— Dog
  45. -əy— Nominative
  46. ryan— Cocapah
  47. cham— All; everyone
  48. ayew— To be doing
  49. ꞌumpámi— To fall
  50. mayꞌil— Worm
  51. kwalhyew lhli— Too much
  52. chamelh— All
  53. wiy— Stone
  54. shukatx— Cold
  55. tu— Stomach, belly
  56. ñay— This, these
  57. ñuey— To be (plural)
  58. jilpay— Close
  59. chuyulh— To hide oneself
  60. wirwir— Feather; wing
  61. chu-— Third person plural verbal marker
  62. jpshiw— Green
  63. ꞌip— To hear
  64. shelshkwin— Sweet tuna
  65. tupuk— To hit
  66. piy— Here
  67. ñipi— In, on, at
  68. n-— Motion verb plural mark
  69. shit— One
  70. i— To give
  71. chjwiw— To whistle
  72. saksi— Third person plural personal pronoun
  73. jlhꞌa— Moon
  74. shey— Grease
  75. sꞌar— Dry
  76. huraw— Sharp
  77. tuchel— To flow
  78. ꞌusa— Fog
  79. chitt— One; a
  80. mspa— To die
  81. lhli— Intensive
  82. kyam— To pull
  83. kup— To scratch; to be hollow
  84. ta— Negative
  85. ꞌijay— Wet
  86. mlhtat— Viznaga
  87. paꞌaw— Rain
  88. chyap— White
  89. chamlh— Various; all
  90. tiñam— Night
  91. ꞌiꞌil— Louse
  92. klhpulh— Curved
  93. puwatx— To end
  94. ipa— Man
  95. shyum— To gather
  96. tpur— Full
  97. iiy— Stick
  98. ñay— First person singular personal pronoun
  99. yay— Mind
  100. kxjup— Pot
  101. chta— Potato
  102. jwach— Red
  103. matx jumꞌulh— Ash
  104. in— To give
  105. halhja— Saliva
  106. kotay— Big
  107. shyech— Egg
  108. lhik— Bad
  109. yesh— Seed
  110. kakush— Long, large
  111. riryer— Round
  112. jyey— Smoke
  113. yiw— To come
  114. mulh— Name
  115. matx— Earth
  116. malk— Rat
  117. purwa— Full
  118. samalh ma— Fruit
  119. aꞌ— Interrogative particle
  120. ꞌajchoaw— Wife
  121. ñébi— Second person plural personal pronoun
  122. milhpu— Navel
  123. jpa— Little tuna
  124. muñak— Woman
  125. ꞌimbach— Good, fine; well
  126. ilhyap— Summer
  127. jaksil— Sea
  128. mutsiay— To tight
  129. yey— Heart
  130. tikwi— Cloud
  131. sꞌat— To buy
  132. chrap— Five
  133. tiñab— Night
  134. chawir— Ice
  135. hiaat— Red
  136. kamp— To flip
  137. tiyaw— To smell
  138. saay— That, those
  139. shelh— Hand
  140. síew— To sing
  141. cha— Snow
  142. yuwi— Back
  143. puman— To fly
  144. ꞌipat— Alive
  145. wa— House
  146. kank— Right
  147. ꞌupasip— To blow
  148. muaña— Path, way
  149. kumun— To rub
  150. yín— To come
  151. wiltay— Hill
  152. ñel— Neck
  153. skwi— To say, to tell
  154. bsu— Bladder
  155. kamel— All
  156. jaupa— To swim
  157. chkwir— To fence
  158. kwatéutli— A lot, many
  159. hyap— To burn
  160. spo— To know
  161. ima— To dance
  162. chpa— To leave
  163. psi— Liver
  164. klyay— Mexican
  165. miyjpax— Shin
  166. tkpán— Mouse
  167. ya— Mouth
  168. chyaw— To sing
  169. chkwar— To laugh
  170. nkwla— Kid
  171. ꞌañakꞌur— Snake
  172. makat— To cut
  173. kwaylh— Under
  174. tikñam— Dark
  175. kwáke— With
  176. ñaá— Sun
  177. sma— Root
  178. ꞌuyok— To suck
  179. kurrak— Old
  180. ju— Nose
  181. samalh— Tree; grass, plant
  182. nashat— Horse
  183. shsarr— Coyote
  184. jasil mat— To feel like drinking water
  185. chuap— Hot, warm
  186. chmalh— To eat
  187. ttattuk— Hammer
  188. chaꞌil— Fish
  189. chuk— To rub
  190. chiah— Rotten
  191. ꞌipa— Man
  192. mlyalhy— Tortilla
  193. ñimi ꞌiwil— Leg
  194. chꞌuch— What
  195. kwatay— Big; thick
  196. saꞌmaalh— Plant
  197. ꞌimpay— Close, near
  198. nayékum— Morning
  199. chriso— Few
  200. mátt— Earth
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