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  1. neje bena to iche— Yesterday I gave you a paper.
  2. yokachha xhbia'a— I sit down everyday.
  3. llin— work
  4. lekakbe'— they (familiar)
  5. che— for
  6. neto'o— we (exclusive)
  7. xhina'a— my nose
  8. lleje'— You drink.
  9. danhi— Come here!
  10. ubix— sun
  11. ba'a we'eja' nhis— I have already drunk water.
  12. lekakba'— they (animal)
  13. nhis— water
  14. llinia— key
  15. ya'a— mountain
  16. los— horn
  17. llrzenaga— I listen.
  18. bidono'ole— girl
  19. bita neje— I came here yesterday.
  20. li— straight
  21. chir— bird
  22. laka' yela'— banana leaf
  23. rza'a— I walk.
  24. kwa— dough for tortilla
  25. gotle— You (plural) died.
  26. ichja' ichja'— my hair
  27. xe'— his/her (respectful) father
  28. ne'eje we'eja' nhis— I drank water yesterday.
  29. llayena'— my shoulder
  30. chhelela'— I see
  31. lue— root
  32. bin che llinyit— seed of squash
  33. xona to iche— I am giving you a piece of paper.
  34. rzebe'— He (familiar) stands.
  35. llbenha'— my finger
  36. ga— nine
  37. lawa'— my eyes
  38. llwa'— my mouth
  39. nezla'— I know.
  40. lle'e— water container
  41. nako'— your ear
  42. da'a— mat
  43. yo'o— house
  44. cheka'a— my chin
  45. chi senta— ten cents
  46. soxa'— Stand upǃ
  47. gotbe'— He (familiar) died.
  48. bjo'— moon
  49. bin chhinyit— squash seed (seed of squash)
  50. wi— orange
  51. chhbamba— tail of animal
  52. neje bi'inta' to iche— Yesterday he (respectful) gave me a piece of paper.
  53. xna— red
  54. ganha'— there
  55. be'enta' to iche— Give me a piece of paperǃ
  56. neje biabe' to iche— Yesterday I gave him (familiar) a piece of paper.
  57. llen— smoke
  58. bla nakon neje— Was your ear hurting yesterday?
  59. lekake'— they (respectful)
  60. zi'— pain
  61. bena dagawa'— I made food
  62. chho'o— we (inclusive)
  63. yo'o— home
  64. chebe'— his/her (familiar)
  65. bja ban— Animal is alive.
  66. chi'— his/her (respectful)
  67. yi'— fire
  68. nakake'— their (respectful) ear
  69. chia'— mine
  70. gota'— I died.
  71. do— rope
  72. yena'— my neck
  73. bzeya'— I burned.
  74. xa'— my father
  75. benebjo— man
  76. chi' da chi senta— his/her ten cents
  77. dochha zi' ganhaˀ— All day long he (respectful) is standing there.
  78. nhi— here
  79. yej zarawchho— eyeball
  80. xhbia yokachha— I sit down everyday.
  81. yo— dirt
  82. nakakba'— their (animal) ear
  83. neje be'ebenta'a to iche— Yesterday he (familiar) gave me a piece of paper.
  84. nakbe'— his (familiar) ear
  85. ywa'a— load
  86. xhia'a— I am sitting.
  87. xkachja'— my thigh
  88. xtasa'— I sleep.
  89. chhe'en— young
  90. beko'— dog
  91. xoka llbenia'a— my toe nail
  92. chhit— bone
  93. chhe'ejo nhis
  94. yo'o— limestone
  95. bido' biyo— boy
  96. neda— I (first person singular)
  97. llbenbe'— his (her) (familiar) finger
  98. nateke chheja' nhis— I am drinking water right now.
  99. laka'— leaf
  100. kwa— corn flour dough
  101. cha'a— I am going
  102. lollka'— my forehead
  103. zi'i— heavy
  104. xche'— dinner
  105. chi' senta ki— his/her cents
  106. to— one
  107. chi'i— voice
  108. nakchho'— our (inclusive) ear
  109. ncha'— be different
  110. ye'eja'— I will drink
  111. ba— grave
  112. go'o— no
  113. bin— seed
  114. rzia'— I stand
  115. labada— green pods of acacia tree
  116. we'— wound
  117. chi— ten
  118. xno'o— your mother
  119. zi'i— heavy
  120. lebe'— he (she) (familiar)
  121. gote'— He (respectful) died.
  122. chhawa'— I eat
  123. ichja— my head
  124. na'a— my hand
  125. zito'o— far
  126. rzi'— He (respectful) stands.
  127. bin za'a— been seed (seed of been)
  128. chhi'i— he is sitting
  129. bzochha'— Stand up!
  130. na'a— Mom (vocative)!
  131. nakakbe'— their (familiar) ear
  132. be'— wind
  133. bdawya'a llbena— I bit this.
  134. yej— stone
  135. ya'a— mountain
  136. legakbe'— they (familiar)
  137. xha'— my clothes
  138. da ban— This is alive.
  139. bibjo— boy
  140. ne'e— his/her (respectful) hand
  141. yejw— rain
  142. bzebe'— He (familiar) burned
  143. i'— fire
  144. chha— day
  145. nes— path
  146. no'ole— woman
  147. yokochha chheja' nhis— I drink water every day.
  148. llina'— my nose
  149. le'en— you (plural)
  150. yixe'— countryside
  151. xna'a— my mother
  152. wida wxe— I will come here tomorrow.
  153. neje benabe' bizwabe'e wen— Yesterday he (familiar) said he is not feeling well.
  154. chhen— blood
  155. le'— he (she) (respectful)
  156. la— hot
  157. xo'— your father
  158. benach— human
  159. llida llalon— I come here on Monday.
  160. biwe'eko'— young
  161. llben nia'a— my toe
  162. xkwide'— child
  163. nha'— there
  164. dadach— empty
  165. bido' no'ole— girl
  166. xne'e— his/her (respectful) mother
  167. gotake'— They (respectful) died
  168. bla nakan neje— My ear was hurting yesterday.
  169. llenla'— I hear.
  170. neje bia'ane' to iche— Yesterday I gave him (respectful) a piece of paper.
  171. za'a— bean
  172. bin che za'a— seed of bean
  173. taka'a— my arm
  174. nakle— your (plural) ear
  175. gotakba'— They (animal) died.
  176. lliba'— my knee
  177. chhen— smoke
  178. lba'a— neck
  179. ba— summer
  180. nake'— his (respectfful) ears
  181. cha'— clay pan
  182. xti— a moment
  183. xkochha'a— my back
  184. bjo'o— dog flea
  185. de'e— ash
  186. ya'ag— tree
  187. llichhojsant— butterfly
  188. belh— fish
  189. dochha rzi ganha'— All day long he (respectful) stands there.
  190. nia'a— my leg
  191. bo'— charcoal
  192. llita'— I come.
  193. wa— ripe
  194. nakon bla neje— Your ear was hurting yesterday.
  195. nho— who
  196. btawya'a to yela'— I bit a banana.
  197. la'— my name
  198. be— cracked
  199. ganhi— here
  200. llbeno'— your finger
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