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  1. itjo xrangí— Cave
  2. xra̱ ruꞌa— Beard
  3. kꞌúxraya— To dig
  4. kuchííká— Hen, chicken
  5. kjea— To wrap rope or twine
  6. ijma̱— Bean
  7. tjendangí— To be at the door
  8. thja̱tꞌu̱— Wall
  9. chrinda— Snow; ice
  10. che— Spicy; burnt; to burn
  11. kuxra̱— Mountain lion, wild cat; jaguarundi
  12. kutja— Eagle
  13. noatje— Corn seed
  14. kuchapíílí— Butterfly; moth
  15. nda̱ninche— Torrent of water
  16. jína ntsí— Better
  17. kangíxin— To load in the shawl
  18. Na̱kaxru— Acatepec
  19. lósen— Light brown; beige
  20. kjo— To talk; to make an agreement
  21. ndaꞌchji̱n— Sweat
  22. na̱a̱— Nine
  23. inꞌó— Five
  24. ka̱ni̱thju̱a— Nahuatl language
  25. kuntha̱u̱— Texca
  26. ntha̱tun— Stretcher; thick stick
  27. nchesen— Sand
  28. na̱jni— Luxurious, beautiful, fancy
  29. kꞌikon— To see
  30. kuchja̱te— Umbrella wasp, umbrella paper wasp; umbrella wasp larve
  31. kenga— To drop in, to let fall in
  32. tsengu— To pinch
  33. intsí— Small, little; short; a little
  34. yui— Both
  35. kjo a̱sen— To talk to oneself
  36. xinda̱nge̱ꞌe— To be untied
  37. thi̱e— Black, dark
  38. ka̱sa— Dodder
  39. kátꞌu— To fold; to roll up
  40. iye— Heavy
  41. tadiu— Greeting given when you meet someone on the way
  42. xru— Spumous
  43. kaade— To cut
  44. ncheki̱tho̱ꞌe̱n— To give away
  45. kixin— To resist, to bear
  46. ntha̱thju̱a̱— Velvet-pot mimosa
  47. kúsaaya— To be righteous
  48. kꞌúnyán— To kill
  49. tsje̱— To sing
  50. tsítánxin chujni pelóta— Baseball field
  51. kanchetsjóxra— Spearmint
  52. kaín— All, everything
  53. ata— To, until
  54. nuꞌe— Root
  55. nchrínajni— Female boss
  56. ncha̱o̱n— Sea
  57. kunthenga— To frotter
  58. -ntsí— Diminutive
  59. nchexemá— To dry
  60. nchekjan— To give back
  61. kua-— Co-preterite frequentative aspect prefix
  62. kuchrjui̱— Mushroom
  63. thjau— Type of stone
  64. jaꞌa nthá— Second person plural personal pronoun
  65. nchegeꞌen— To make die
  66. jaꞌin— This one; thereby; how much
  67. nchesúsu̱— To toast; to fry
  68. ncheeya— To fulfill a promise
  69. kucheyeꞌi— Shiver
  70. kuchikajua— Snail
  71. kuthuchje— Spider
  72. kja̱a̱gu̱— To show
  73. kudatse— Eagle; hawk
  74. miérko̱— Wednesday
  75. kanekundájnu— Common sowthistle
  76. nuja̱xín— Forehead
  77. ntha̱tsjo̱ꞌi̱— Boojum tree
  78. ketu— To fight
  79. nguii— All (of one thing); whole; while
  80. jaꞌan— First person singular personal pronoun (often used to show authority)
  81. kúthjui̱n— For things that aren't round or cylindrical to grow thin
  82. kjan— To return, to come back
  83. kjanutaun— To cover
  84. chichaon kjuachrèxín— Backhander
  85. xue— Palm belt where women keep their money
  86. kakithje̱ꞌe̱— To open
  87. nthachꞌukan— Plantain
  88. nujíꞌa̱— Around there
  89. chríngí— Under, below
  90. thjele— Brain; mind
  91. ikán— Twenty
  92. nthamesá— Wooden table
  93. xrujna— Molcajete stone, molcajete hand
  94. ningakuꞌen— To hate
  95. itsen nixja— To honestly speak
  96. ithja̱— Barbacue oven; furnace
  97. a̱sén— Heart; soul
  98. nunchaꞌa— Net, web
  99. yaato— Seven
  100. tjechúnga— To lie on one's back
  101. tjetꞌúnda— To be sitting on the edge of
  102. xruathe— Simple, tasteless
  103. itjo— Wetness
  104. thjoin— Thin
  105. nchexinkua— To waste
  106. naunxín— Fifth
  107. kjuáchá— So much, that much (it indicates surprise)
  108. tachji— Seller
  109. thíꞌa— That
  110. kachrulo̱chjé— Black-spined agave
  111. ncheꞌe xra— To work
  112. kꞌúxínda̱nge̱ꞌe— To untie
  113. ìndá— Let's go
  114. kjeyá— To search, to look for
  115. a̱ntsí náxrjónꞌya— Worse
  116. líndu— Stained or lined animal or cloth
  117. thí xrachuaxín nchaꞌun— Hour
  118. ka̱tu̱no̱ka̱— Common lantana
  119. nthatuxrúꞌa— Goldeneye
  120. níkánkuthe— Seventy
  121. kukalóxra— Harvest spider
  122. kútsukjín— To darken
  123. chilitru— Liter
  124. líchu— Billy club, nightstick
  125. yaa— To have enough
  126. kjaiꞌin— To sweat
  127. xrujna— Panela
  128. itsꞌen— Wet
  129. noi— Up
  130. tjendaxín— To accompany
  131. tsa̱a̱ka— Ravine; stream
  132. kújngutsé— To meet
  133. -kuá— Only, just; freely; for free
  134. jnguraató— While, moment; see you later!
  135. nthalóka̱ja— Ironwood
  136. kulóchu— Donkey
  137. chiiku— Basin, clay basin
  138. jaí— Now
  139. ndu̱guelitu— Grandfather
  140. kunchjekee— To scatter
  141. nthanchitsje kjátse— Red leadtree
  142. xixru— To warm up near the fire
  143. kutju̱nche— A kind of beetle
  144. thí nuꞌe ni— Fact
  145. tjo̱méꞌe— Then
  146. gukjín— Afternoon (1 pm - 6 pm)
  147. nchi̱a̱— House; quelite
  148. rꞌua— Mouth
  149. nengi— To scratch
  150. xroan— Medicine
  151. kejua— To sleep
  152. tsíchjé— Ripe
  153. suíxin nthá— Second person plural respectful personal pronoun
  154. xentaun— To break
  155. thjúá— White
  156. tsanga— Strong
  157. gitaun— To go ahead; to move forward, to overtake; to precede
  158. Sasinthjua— Mexico
  159. páni— Small, little
  160. nchi̱i̱xra̱— Jug
  161. áthú— Very, too
  162. jíné— Tall; long
  163. chre— Full, filled; to fill up, to become full
  164. janchee— Good, okay
  165. jua-— Nominalizer prefix
  166. chu— Reciprocal pronoun
  167. niuꞌthjaꞌ— Bread
  168. chiꞌni— Color
  169. roón— Full
  170. nche̱tjé— Tequesquite
  171. Ndani̱ꞌnga̱— Puebla
  172. kunajni— Pig (joke term)
  173. juarua— Favor
  174. ndaduꞌu— Atole
  175. tꞌábá— Sad
  176. nchekangii— To strain
  177. nchenchiín— To decrease
  178. da̱ri-— Second person singular present progresive aspect prefix
  179. kja̱nga— To vomit
  180. xuchjiꞌan— Cotton thread; cotton
  181. niꞌxin— Too, also
  182. nthiꞌi— Here
  183. nꞌáchríi̱— Old lady
  184. ketun— To command
  185. nthaxrajiꞌin kun— Eyebrow
  186. dakau— Early (5am - 7am)
  187. játse̱— Red; colorful
  188. ikjín— Far
  189. íne— To eat
  190. nchejnú— To make slim
  191. thu̱kja̱— Potato
  192. Rajna Kudatse— Mexican Republic
  193. nchi̱i̱cha̱— Candle
  194. chje̱— Dragon fruit
  195. thundúdúe̱ kuthentsu— Type of bishop's weed
  196. sóon— Music
  197. cha̱sinda̱jní— World
  198. xé— Sweet
  199. naxinthui xeꞌe— Dense darkness
  200. ka̱ni̱thju̱á— Nahuan
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