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Entries

at— Water
ánpa— Because
ina— This, these; this one, these ones
o— Or, either, nor
tiset— Burnt bones used to bleach cotton
xoit— Foot
oxt— Nail
-t— Present tense plural suffix; absolutive
titot— Egg
mil— Corn field
alwa— Yesterday
nopekuk— Tomorrow
usti— Pregnant
otsi— To fall
nutsa— To call
tikon— When
tutut— Meat
kumt— Clay jug for keeping water
kutet— Shit
totoini— Soft
etiotek— Late; afternoon (from one to five o'clock)
ik— When
owel— Night
-tok— Inside of
si— If
taltsin— Godfather
axt— Seed
txikek— Strong
-ixnak— In front of
ktsa— To get up; to put up
mesa— Table
matu eyem— Thirteen
-pek— Belonging
tentson— Beard
tokot— Job, work
wísti— Thorn
meleket— Spindle
nix-— S/he to me
teotek— Late; afternoon (from one to five o'clock)
unyok— There are/is (laying)
yahái— Wing
meka— To give
tsupilut— Mexican vulture
txinaka— Bat
-kam— Plural possesive suffix
pusonel— Foam
kul— Name
-ki— Present tense introverse directional suffix
moluni— To boil
tsuta— To vomit
tewe— To get angry
kꞌlast— Woman; wife
etsek— Closed
atxikelom— Shrimp
txukose— Six
wa— To take a shower
mest— Moon
kutxi— Pig
tet— Fire
ti-— Indirect object used by the second person singular and to the third person singular
teyul— Fresh corn
namikꞌli— To sell
pipꞌlua— To wrap something or oneself
nako— Today; now
pot— Sleeping mat made with palm leaves
misilut— Cougar
tsiket— Ant
kanpa— Where
wetxal— The day after tomorrow
ninteka— Nothing
pu— Brother

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