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  1. tsejnú— Small intestine; intestine
  2. thukájo— Garlic
  3. nchechjian— To make
  4. nda̱xra̱ ka̱ma̱xra— Beans with epazote
  5. kujnojno— Wild turkey
  6. ìndi̱— Grandchild
  7. ijni̱— Blood
  8. ka̱nda̱xre̱éxjan— Arrowleaf sida
  9. kjabaa— To bury
  10. thjariu— Kitchen utensil
  11. kjuaxrje— Offering to help the family of the deceased
  12. thu̱ndu̱u̱do— Giant barrel cactus
  13. tjetji̱a̱n— To be hung up
  14. kúnchaun— To be blessed
  15. chjeeya— To distribute, to divide; to split
  16. ijna̱— Mountain, hill
  17. kisa— When
  18. náxin— Ninth
  19. para íxin— For, so that
  20. chrini— Uncle
  21. xrúthja— Metlapil
  22. chi̱a̱ juadaa̱ña̱— Sickle
  23. kuníngo— Hair-legged vampire bat; common vampire bat
  24. tsju̱ku— Squash blossom
  25. kuxi̱n— Horse
  26. chja̱ndꞌe— To fool around
  27. kutsuꞌ— Monkey
  28. soxin nthá— Second person plural respectful personal pronoun
  29. kjan— To return, to come
  30. níi— Three
  31. nchesaunngí— To shade, to cover with shade
  32. tsjen— Honey
  33. lenchin— Dish, plate
  34. tju̱a̱— Wall
  35. ɡikunthieꞌe— To get dizzy
  36. nungai̱n— Around, where
  37. ka̱nda̱xra̱ tiín kja chujni— Tree tabacco
  38. Xinthanche— Name of a mountain
  39. kjuachaxin— Permission; right; power, authority; gift, ability
  40. tsje— To sing
  41. kjaagá— To fly
  42. chjiꞌni— Design, drawing; print, trace
  43. chithjithén— Whooping cough
  44. naxrjen— In right mind, sober
  45. iꞌyo̱— Uneven, unequal
  46. kuncha̱a— White-noises coati
  47. thju̱a̱— Skin
  48. kꞌixinganjin— To be lowered
  49. mingó— Sunday
  50. Nda̱chjina— Tehuacán
  51. tsokja̱te̱e— Again (future)
  52. ikja— Head
  53. kjasi-— Indefinite plural compliment transitive verb prefix
  54. ikjí— To be; for there to be
  55. katsjotsjingátaón nda̱— Dotleaf waterlily; yellow waterlily
  56. ixra̱— Work, project, assignment, task; errand; job, position, occupation; purpose
  57. ijni— Plate, dish
  58. kundúji— Common opposum
  59. kadunga— To cut straight
  60. tomingó— Sunday
  61. itjo nche— Semi-wet soil, half wet ground
  62. -ká— Behind
  63. íché— Either, neither
  64. xrunda— Loose as dust
  65. ika— Clothes, clothing; plant; rag; leaf
  66. kja̱— Surely
  67. xeꞌnthe— To wither
  68. chikaklabó— Nail
  69. kúcha̱ya̱— To toughen, to harden
  70. xráye̱ꞌe— To be shaken
  71. kusi̱ndu̱ xruꞌi— Click beetle
  72. nichja̱yaa— To speak in the ear
  73. ntsíntsí— Very small
  74. ixra— Stinky
  75. jngujngu jngujngu— One by one
  76. kji— To come from below
  77. kithu̱— To stay
  78. nichjan— Puppy
  79. kekiathe— To pour out, to empty out
  80. ntha̱xiensán— Joconostle cactus
  81. yúa̱— Green; blue
  82. xenxin— Inclined
  83. gechiin— To be sad, to get sad, to sadden
  84. para ixi— So that
  85. kujían— To get well
  86. thusi̱n— Neck (Possesed)
  87. xrachje— Hair
  88. ba— Third person short pronoun that refers to animals
  89. tjaꞌja̱— Green bean
  90. kupáato— Duck
  91. xíꞌndé— Withered
  92. di-— Third person present displacement aspect prefix (approachment); present tense displacement aspect (remotoness)
  93. rejngi nda̱ꞌa̱— In three days
  94. xja̱n— Third person short pronoun that refers to children
  95. yóí— Both
  96. kúꞌyo̱— To get uneven
  97. tjengáni— To be stuck on a wall
  98. nthachji̱ngu̱— Copal tree
  99. rú-— Conditional aspect
  100. nchelóondi— To ball
  101. -ꞌya— Negative
  102. xru̱xé— Soft drink container
  103. jaꞌa— Second person singular personal pronoun
  104. túxi— Little kid
  105. yoa— Green
  106. kundatjú— Russet-crowned motmot
  107. tsee— Seed
  108. katsáku— Shin-dagger agave
  109. kuaye— Many
  110. xra̱n— Third person short pronoun that refers to liqueur
  111. kújma— To get watery
  112. xíjntha nda— Coarse salt
  113. kꞌúna— To be built
  114. ka xru̱ye— To be marked; to be shoed
  115. -te— On
  116. ntha̱tji̱— Cane
  117. tju— To become moldy
  118. kanꞌué— The five of
  119. chjino— Close; almost; near, close to
  120. molé— Bald
  121. kengi— To wash one's head
  122. tsenchiín— Small intestine; waist to groin area
  123. tsájin— To whistle
  124. kunthákján— Skunk
  125. nchekungiixin— To reflect
  126. xechun— To live
  127. nthiꞌa— There
  128. kjasindu— To hang things out in the sun
  129. kuchilítja̱— Chupadia fruit bone
  130. tonxín— Width
  131. kujaꞌa— To be satisfied
  132. tjexrángeꞌe̱— To be open
  133. tsjotu̱tu— Whorled morning glory
  134. jeꞌó— Only, just, alone; pure; empty
  135. chji̱ní— Carelessly, without respect
  136. xrajeꞌu— The same, equal, equally
  137. nóton— Backwards
  138. yaá— Two
  139. kjeju— To collect, to pick up
  140. iku chꞌe xra̱— Beast
  141. iꞌndú— Slippery; polish
  142. ntha̱xiisu— Stocks
  143. chikuchikon— Eye infection
  144. ichi̱ tsakí— Piñata
  145. nukune— Nixtamal, hominy
  146. ntha̱sen— Stick, rod
  147. nthachjenoa— Bilberry cactus
  148. kꞌixingí— To cost; to be changed by
  149. jmaaba— Broad bean
  150. yókánkuthe— Fifty
  151. tjekutúxi̱n— To be accompanying
  152. thuluchu— Naked
  153. xranxinthe— To meddle
  154. nandúye— Early, in the early morning
  155. ijié jaí— Right now
  156. chu̱u— Short
  157. nthatin— Monkeypod tree, Manila tamarisk
  158. kuxejngi— Whirlwind
  159. ka̱jma̱— Bean field; bean plant
  160. kunónthé thié— Short-tongued bee
  161. kuxintha— Cow, bull, ox
  162. nánjón— Stepmother
  163. ni̱o— Firewood
  164. ka̱the̱— Huarache
  165. tjé-— First person singular present progressive aspect
  166. chitꞌekin— Malaria
  167. kutsꞌe— Soft tick, cave tick
  168. ikju— Shell; plastic cup or mug
  169. nguixín— All, whole
  170. intho— Meat
  171. chinjni̱— Dysentery
  172. kunda̱níxra— Coyote
  173. Kunchia— Oaxaca (state and city)
  174. laapí— Pencil
  175. kjuasáyáa— Thanks, thank you
  176. chꞌéna— To make, to do; to build
  177. chúndaꞌya jie̱— To be innocent
  178. -taꞌá— On, over
  179. ndúꞌú— Right, straight
  180. gekininxin— To deserve; to be worthy
  181. xra— To smell; odorous
  182. nthakui̱n— Back; chest (possesed)
  183. nduꞌu xiisu— Jail
  184. nchegatsuan— To make recognize
  185. nchaꞌa— Thorn
  186. che— Yes
  187. sine— Yellow
  188. -ꞌe— Third person ndirect object used by the third person and the first person plural inclusive if the last vowel is not /i/
  189. gꞌi— Stove
  190. tsuntaun— To play, to toy, to game
  191. jiꞌnchin— Smoke
  192. kuxiisen— Housefly
  193. nchujiu— Whole
  194. kaínxín— All; every
  195. chi— Crock pot
  196. thusán— Orange
  197. kuchiiyó— Knife
  198. ndua— Male
  199. xramataun— To be buried
  200. kꞌixingíkjan— To be mixed
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