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  1. xinda— To be untwisted
  2. síxrúngá— To be disheveled; for feathers to ruffle
  3. kjo̱n— To embroider; to sew
  4. kandalína— Velveteen prickly pear
  5. kuxa— Illegitimate wife
  6. kundatju yoa— Praying mantis
  7. ꞌye— Fat
  8. nthatsja— Mesquite
  9. kanchejni— Bolivian coriander
  10. áchꞌe— Maybe, perphaps
  11. iyo— Sharp
  12. itón— Still, motionless
  13. nchentheetu— To wrap up, to tie up
  14. kjuachꞌia— Deceit, lie
  15. chrisán— Drizzle
  16. jnaꞌʒa̱nꞌ— Volcano
  17. tsjo̱cha̱— Orchid
  18. kuxrua— Pinworm
  19. tsjétsjéꞌa— Little by little
  20. kunthi— To wash one's hands
  21. nchexrotée— To boil
  22. kunchííxín— Mouse
  23. kánꞌyó ye— Light-weighted
  24. kuxra̱nunthe— Gopher
  25. kúnkja— For the bell to ring
  26. nchesé— Mud
  27. kinga— To play music; to touch the door
  28. tjin— Day
  29. kꞌínixín— To be written
  30. nthi̱ꞌa̱— Allá, allí
  31. rajían— Right hand
  32. nchíñꞌe— To peel
  33. ntha̱xenu̱a̱— Chichituna
  34. kuntha̱chrje̱n— Mexican vulture
  35. ku̱ꞌa— To not be; for there not to be
  36. ka̱chruthja— Type of maguey
  37. kiꞌen— To hear
  38. tsinde-— Second person plural future progressive aspect prefix
  39. xrúthe— For something to boil
  40. nchekunkja̱n— To make produce
  41. kujní— To get tasty
  42. nchejugaꞌa— To rest
  43. chrínka̱thujin— To jump over
  44. na̱nkuá— Just nine, only nine
  45. kꞌákjen— To light up a fire
  46. nchínchja̱n— Baby, infant, kid
  47. jnó— Thin (cylinder thing)
  48. chji̱xru— Radiance, glare
  49. nthathin chꞌi̱ tuton— Long-spined acacia
  50. sá-— Emphasis prefix
  51. kendun ñau— To confess, to declare
  52. kjátse thié— Dark red; chestnut, brown; purple
  53. nthachjechjina— October pitayo tree
  54. iso— Some
  55. kónjín— Yesterday afternoon; last night
  56. xindanga— To be untied
  57. tsjéꞌya— Few
  58. ntha̱thjau— Oak
  59. kꞌúchrinjin— To cut
  60. kjingaon— To want
  61. kjáki̱n— To put a thing (familiar)
  62. kꞌúkꞌéꞌe— To rest
  63. ka̱oregano— Oregano
  64. ixrjín— Nice, pretty
  65. iꞌni̱— Name
  66. kupáto— Duck
  67. kunchexíjntha— Milipede
  68. máki̱na̱— Machine
  69. kúxé— To sweeten
  70. chru— To say after a citation, to say without affirmation
  71. kánkuthe— Thirty
  72. tjendeꞌe̱— To be hung up
  73. libró— Book
  74. kingi— To move
  75. kjaasu— To go up
  76. jna̱chꞌa̱n— Volcano
  77. kuaderno— Notebook
  78. tsaxe— Sack, bag
  79. noxín— Openly, broadly
  80. chiika tuthuni— Shotgun; weapon
  81. kaxrakon— Eyebrow; eyelash
  82. ntha̱xrakaxru— Basket
  83. kjakꞌetja̱xi̱n— To sit down
  84. ka̱nda̱ka̱xi̱— Tar grass
  85. a̱sen— Soul; heart
  86. jaꞌa nthá— Second person plural formal personal pronoun
  87. líton— Deformed short animal tail; lame or crippled by deformity or accident
  88. ngeꞌe naná— Greeting to a woman
  89. chji̱nínó— Garbage
  90. -ꞌa̱— Third person compliment used by the first person
  91. kuchikérꞌi̱— Lineated woodpecker
  92. nthathutsói— Golden spoon
  93. kꞌekon— To be hit
  94. ka̱ntha̱ ñau— Nopal toro
  95. na̱jió— Today; before
  96. kjua-— Nominalizer prefix
  97. kenda— To command to take care
  98. nge— What; that
  99. ncheganga— To turn off
  100. kunchrijindunga— To cut in half
  101. kachjuthí— Tomato
  102. xre̱n— To be washed
  103. kuinde-— Plural past progressive aspect prefix
  104. ngꞌexraꞌ— Why
  105. gituxin— To change clothes or place
  106. juasuaxín— Shame
  107. letsju— New; newborn; tender
  108. gixeꞌe— To shrink
  109. nthi̱ꞌya̱— Path, way, road
  110. nchejíni̱— To lengthen
  111. xíchja̱n— Young man
  112. tje̱kuxín— Juncture
  113. kúnkjínxín— To get away from
  114. thjaꞌ— Oven, furnace
  115. kikun— To see
  116. nchekinxín— To make understand
  117. ginchian— To make; to give birth (mostly used with animals)
  118. na̱— Third person plural familiar short pronoun
  119. kjanu— To laugh
  120. nchejní— To make tasty
  121. jniꞌ— Blood
  122. kjengijna— To help
  123. tsja— To look at; to read
  124. kunthuinda— Axolotl
  125. nchegetan— To make meet
  126. yáo— Sharp
  127. jmaꞌ— Bean
  128. ka̱ntha̱— Prickly pear
  129. thí— Gritty
  130. thu̱ni̱— Hail
  131. thje— Cough
  132. kangí— Under; to grow
  133. jímée— That
  134. kuxe̱— Bird
  135. reyu̱a̱— Blue
  136. ndúúyú— Early morning, early (1am - 4am)
  137. juachjaun— Worry
  138. jnanduú— Poblano
  139. sákuíngá— To flee, to run away from someone
  140. náxin— Same, equal
  141. kúthꞌe— To get married
  142. kjin— To shave, to cut hair or wool
  143. tu̱n— Groove
  144. kuni̱ngu̱— Hair-legged vampire bat; common vampire bat
  145. xrangi— Basket or bucket handle
  146. kunche̱ntha̱— Turtle
  147. nchegeꞌe— To make be
  148. jeꞌu— Only
  149. kuñáu— To fed up, to be upset with someone
  150. narua— New
  151. ja̱mangí— To turn around
  152. máa— A lot, very
  153. titju̱a̱— Shoe
  154. jíanxín— Right side
  155. i-— Another, other
  156. píʒín— Whistle
  157. kjee— To search, to look for
  158. nangí— Under
  159. ngaꞌjní— Sky
  160. xrꞌa— Job, work
  161. nchekje̱n— To lend
  162. the̱na̱a̱— Nineteen
  163. juasaaya— Honor; pomp
  164. nchꞌa— Sir, mister
  165. Nu̱nthe̱— Earth, dirt; under, down; state; planet Earth; short, small; low (authority or richness)
  166. nchenichja̱— To make speak
  167. kucha̱sa̱— American badger
  168. kuchi̱jndri̱— Cricket
  169. yoxin— Second
  170. gatsingathe— To pack
  171. noꞌó— Five
  172. nchechjian— To make, to produce
  173. xru̱un— Paper; book; document; cookbook
  174. kaxin— To reach up or down
  175. nchegathu— To make pass, to move
  176. chi̱ga̱naá— One o'clock
  177. nchesaaya— To honor
  178. níixin— Third
  179. nchetjaan— To lose; to destroy
  180. nuú kán— Eighty
  181. thexín— Tenth
  182. si̱nche-— Third and second person future causative aspect
  183. kjanii— To feel at ease; to like
  184. méꞌe— That
  185. puxa— Pocket in clothes
  186. yo̱ó— Nothing else
  187. xru-— Future progressive aspect prefix used by all persons except second person singular and plural; third group verbs future tense marker
  188. káa— To take
  189. ngaka— In front, next to (very close)
  190. Juáan— John
  191. xránchí— How; like, as
  192. xixi̱— Husband
  193. ngaya— In (in a not well covered thing)
  194. sꞌoxín— First
  195. nchechján— To cook; to roast; to bake; to burn
  196. kue sua— Cicada
  197. xroꞌan ngisen— No one, nobody
  198. si̱ntha-— First person singular and plural exclusive future causative aspect
  199. kújma— To become clear
  200. ginchieꞌe— To choose
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