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  1. Massiguat— The poisonous centipede
  2. Odachi— Old women
  3. Höppe— Across
  4. Vitachuguau— Before
  5. Hîcsoon— Set fire to the field
  6. Gua— Eat
  7. Are— Yes
  8. Ehpügua— Open
  9. Vavisai— Light blue
  10. Îsturagua— Lie
  11. Sûcra— To warm
  12. Succǎra— To warm
  13. Zicônan— Break
  14. Hai?— How?
  15. Zâpan— Grab
  16. Ponidegua— In front
  17. Pichodaora— Very frizzy hair
  18. Chiccora— Around
  19. Guai— Eat
  20. Bihar— Rain
  21. Sovîse— Squatting
  22. Guëpade— Long and wide place
  23. Ösäpi?— Well, why not?
  24. Dahui— Dance
  25. Petan— Stone
  26. Oquîchi— Little girl
  27. Hiněco— Close
  28. Üuê— There (where you are)
  29. Hohua— Bone
  30. Quïava— Inside the house
  31. Hitâan— Make
  32. Dä— Sit onself
  33. Dêni— Good
  34. Sucâendagua— Where it's hot
  35. Severig— Black
  36. Nepachǎu— Before
  37. Zetêri— Hard
  38. Îstun— Lie
  39. Těvido— Blue
  40. Vicha— Look/See/Watch
  41. Siboran— Star
  42. Dâan— To go
  43. Guegueri— Very high mountain
  44. Üuêtachui— There is the bulge
  45. Muchit— Hair that falls on the forehead
  46. Haǐqui?— How many?
  47. Utêchen— Be cold
  48. Tabâc— Afternoon
  49. Quêeco— morning
  50. Sonin— Head
  51. Mecha verîqui— Each month
  52. Have?— Who?
  53. Cai— Yes
  54. Quêta— No
  55. Tasûcun— Warm up in the sun
  56. Nemâcan— Give
  57. Nono— Run
  58. Neneh— Speak
  59. Bacôrdaan— Go around
  60. Oǎchi— Old woman
  61. Ne— Me/I
  62. Têptucai— Under
  63. Tâui— Sun
  64. Thai— Fire
  65. Cai— Understand
  66. Tôni babîci'i— Fever
  67. Nünǔa— Push
  68. 'urû'ee— Hot, Heat
  69. Öze— Old man
  70. Guic— Throw
  71. Cupêdaan— Go straight
  72. Nenemia— Strolled
  73. Ïxude— Hungry place
  74. Sîtecan— Cut
  75. Nêhren— Speak
  76. Vepê— On/Above
  77. Mac— Give
  78. Hâsse— Throw something by throwing it
  79. Herah— Blood
  80. Baihuere— Drink
  81. Tê'e— Fire
  82. Sec— Chill, Be cold
  83. Opitada— Take for good, please something
  84. Ta— We
  85. Herîpi?— How long?
  86. Baû-dônon— Go for water
  87. Baah— Water
  88. Sûcran— To warm
  89. Vedui— Great
  90. Carah— Crow
  91. Thai— Fire
  92. Têquirgua— Work
  93. Niguǎi— Speak
  94. Thä— Flame
  95. Gueri— Long
  96. Quiguä— Give
  97. Tebeh— Ground
  98. Urusucai— White
  99. Nôno— Father
  100. Sevei— Cold
  101. Câ'i— No
  102. Nanêgua— In front
  103. Mana— Hand
  104. Arěgua— Meet
  105. Sûcren— Get warm
  106. Echiba— Stick
  107. Caguin— Mountain
  108. Chiquisi— Red
  109. Narîspi— Of the same length
  110. Hacû?— Where?
  111. Guatachu— Behind
  112. Mêran— Run
  113. Cochea— I will sleep
  114. Hoirâgua'a— Town
  115. Bogue— Path
  116. Vâncan— Give to drink
  117. Guegueri— High mountain
  118. Hêve— Yes (man says)
  119. Urîni— mens
  120. Guai— The one who ate
  121. Quih— House
  122. Chupi— Small
  123. Panahuariquidih— Work
  124. Thai hëde— Fearing that fire will catch on
  125. Vanâs— Before yesterday
  126. Hit?— What?
  127. Mesan— Moon
  128. Sunuh— Corn
  129. Quï vüca— Behind the house
  130. Teguacata— Sky
  131. Nevichihuare— See
  132. Re— The
  133. No-ha-raî-gua— Friend
  134. Hamâ?— Why?
  135. Sade— Scream
  136. Sevîchen— Be afraid
  137. Hisûmrava— Hungry
  138. Suguaquichi— Fainting or feeling faint from hunger
  139. Vitachu— From this part
  140. Däh!— Sit down
  141. Taguida— Get in front of each other
  142. Ussi— Boys
  143. Vichan— Look/See/Watch
  144. Sonu— Corn
  145. Daguen— Laugh
  146. Ïgua— Separate/Apart
  147. Mason— Deer
  148. Varôgua— Not being happy with what they give him and angrily he throws it away
  149. Remôguichǔra— It is said of much fire
  150. Iguatî arâ— There
  151. Guegue!— Stand!
  152. Inesugua— Kill
  153. Cha— Hold
  154. Cho-nit— Head
  155. Romǒi— Young man
  156. Tät— Day
  157. Vouê-t— Road
  158. Hicca— Drink
  159. Ineda— Walk
  160. Teguân— Name
  161. Cadêni— Bad
  162. Dêgua— Mother
  163. Tasûquei— Thin
  164. Dos-me— Persons
  165. Hoirâgua— Town
  166. Baquido— Bamboo arundinacea
  167. Vitachuguau— Before
  168. Nevechan— Seeing
  169. Guaia— Ate
  170. Atchihue— Laugh
  171. Nuda— Give
  172. Queivûven— Hear/Listen
  173. Mêtecan— Cut with an ax
  174. Tepucha— Cut thread or similar thing
  175. Öppa— Enemy
  176. Vâcon— Take a walk
  177. Muricah— Leg
  178. Nuditavira— A person with thinning hair
  179. Cavâduqui— Horse
  180. Tuânhëmôra— Thick, Corpulent
  181. Gua— Go, come
  182. Hecah— Wind
  183. Dasên— Sit
  184. Hoiva— Sentarse muchos
  185. Bôouet— Road
  186. Ï— Drink
  187. Verah— River
  188. Iguatî arâ— Here
  189. Geoi— Coyote
  190. Dê— Mother
  191. Bodâvi— Full
  192. Hämäna— Can be
  193. Chita— Dog
  194. Hîdagua— Drink
  195. Utereh— Cold
  196. Vuê— There (where you are)
  197. Bâhi— Drink
  198. Sidoih— Green
  199. Hisûh— Hungry
  200. Côogue— Laugh
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