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  1. e-choa— head
  2. dono-— wind, wrap
  3. bid'o-mimi— lie, tell lies
  4. bina— bat
  5. ano; mama pona-tia— old woman
  6. jocha— fault
  7. ai; ai-kwana— thing
  8. kwarara-; thapa-— boil (vb)
  9. e-tsekeini— door, gate
  10. kware-da; toa-we-da— light (in color)
  11. id'aja mawe— deaf
  12. kisa-ba-— ask (question, inquire)
  13. tsine-kwa— late
  14. jabaweneti-— custom
  15. tomo— stone, rock
  16. kware-da; toawe-da— clear, plain
  17. ibabi; tada ibabi— stingray
  18. etaro-i— oar
  19. mikwaneda— you (plural)
  20. maaida; pamoda— thick (in dimension)
  21. tso; tsoho— navel
  22. chipilo— money
  23. cho-moeta— day-before-yesterday
  24. toa-na— tear (noun)
  25. id'ene; notsa— grass
  26. d'eji -tia-— let, permit
  27. eja tid'ina— egg yolk
  28. e-bia-d'ama-ji— cloak
  29. -we— male
  30. jiawe— today
  31. ete— house
  32. ja-sito-ti-— play
  33. e-tse tibo— gums
  34. weo-— perspire
  35. ja-boetsoa-ti-— learn
  36. bothi-— kiss
  37. ine— necklace
  38. taitana-— lose
  39. kwaja; kwa ni da— how?
  40. nai— rain (noun)
  41. detse— two times
  42. rao; amianawi— heron
  43. na-podo-ke; na-watso-ke— squeeze, wring
  44. thoje— club
  45. neti-a-; -atsoa-; -ani-tsoa-— raise, lift
  46. yanana— child
  47. socho; tije— after
  48. etetsi-ji— mortar (2)
  49. d'io-— tear
  50. tsabi-da; chara-da— wet, damp
  51. -abo-; doso-— carry (bear)
  52. nono-— push, shove
  53. ejije— woods, forest
  54. chodo-— pick up
  55. eme-tid'i— fingernail
  56. eme-takwa— palm of hand
  57. thabi-da— dark (in color)
  58. modo-— work
  59. d'emo; botoro— snail
  60. e-bai— arm
  61. tsine-kwa— afternoon
  62. inatsiwa-— preserve, look after
  63. there-na; joti-da— red
  64. e-jo-bo-mei— cheek
  65. dia-dia-ja -mano-— famine
  66. edo; erapa— bunch
  67. d'ojojo— fishnet
  68. omasa po-— smoke (tobacco)
  69. d'etete sa chawi— spider web
  70. bia— louse
  71. nasa mod'o— banana tree
  72. emakwawa bene— east
  73. thita-— pile up
  74. e-sa-ji— nest
  75. bawi— alone, only
  76. mao— sorcerer, witch
  77. ape-; pope-— finish
  78. dere-dere-— write
  79. toneda— they
  80. e-dome-je— inside, in
  81. ketsono ni da— when?
  82. matse-— judge (vb)
  83. kwade-— follow
  84. e-timo— ashes
  85. sajo-da; teboda— acid, sour
  86. rei-; watso-— bend
  87. kochiro— knife
  88. haanata-— breathe, breath
  89. piri-da; pejo-da— light (in weight)
  90. kwina-— reach, arrive
  91. e-bakwa— son
  92. mapa-— carry-on-shoulder
  93. toche-da— strong, mighty, powerful
  94. eti-ode; ani-jode— place
  95. med'i; yawa— earth, land
  96. dia-ba— taste
  97. -id'i-— drink
  98. deja— man (vs. woman)
  99. e-tata-hi— hammer
  100. etid'e; kwati thare-da— embers
  101. bishi bethethe— spine
  102. wina-wina badi— winter
  103. we-da; hoda-— light (noun)
  104. kisa poji; kisa-kisa -po-— preach
  105. ibodia-— swallow
  106. aki— tree
  107. e-toa keke ina— eyelash
  108. -ani-; ani-ote-— sit
  109. idada-— count
  110. e-tseke-so; ebeji bene— outside
  111. masi— thread
  112. apo-apo— evening
  113. kwana; doe-hi; dohi eni— much, many
  114. eid'e— live, living, life
  115. metara— ring (for finger)
  116. choa tsero— bald
  117. d'ei— weather
  118. e-takwa— liver
  119. sapakala— cockroach
  120. risi-eni; risi-jiji— knot (noun)
  121. waka— cow
  122. d'ia-d'ia-— itch
  123. yawi emitsineti— calm (of sea)
  124. -bia-netia-— defend
  125. a-; -po-— do, make
  126. id'oi— ant
  127. eneiwe— sure, certain
  128. ewi-tsana; ewi-tseki— pointed
  129. kimisha— three
  130. cho-moeta— day-after-tomorrow
  131. mitso-tsoa-— worship
  132. kwaja biame -po-; tsoneti-— surprised, astonished
  133. me-mawe— empty
  134. dose-— bring
  135. reja-da— danger
  136. edeje; edeje chidi— boy
  137. beidaji— joyful, glad, happy
  138. wi-— whistle
  139. ki— penis
  140. e-tsedo— chest
  141. -bed'a-— float
  142. widi-— drowned
  143. choje— price
  144. pototo— horn, trumpet
  145. wid'i neda— cold (catarrh)
  146. kwabetsa-— fly (vb)
  147. e-batso— elbow
  148. we-; bia-we-; repe— fan (vb)
  149. sababa— butterfly
  150. e-bia-so; ematina— top
  151. ewe-ji— fin (dorsal)
  152. aicha; yami— flesh
  153. e-titha; e-tima— tail
  154. e-po-ne-je; poto— young woman (adolescent)
  155. iche-; thapo-ha— strike (hit, beat)
  156. -bid'i-bid'i— good fortune, luck
  157. baba ekwai— soldier
  158. pa ai-da— wide, broad
  159. ai-the; ai-ya— who?
  160. ani-ode— chair
  161. eme baja— wrist
  162. aniji edoe— neighbor
  163. chacha; d'io— sandfly (midge), gnat
  164. taita-na-— disappear
  165. tadada— hard
  166. podo-— milk (vb)
  167. awicha— grandmother
  168. domi— defecate
  169. e-tsoi-jani— throat
  170. dad'a— ladder
  171. ke-bata— which?
  172. chocho-ke; thibi-— suck
  173. sokota— six
  174. mara— year
  175. ja-tsata-ti-— need, necessity
  176. atasai-da— easy
  177. tsewe— hook
  178. yana— tongue
  179. botse-tororo-; tororo-neti-— kneel
  180. e-keke— lip
  181. wia-— urinate
  182. apo-daya— morning
  183. e-tawa-i— broom
  184. misha— table
  185. thawa-ne— blue
  186. kawayo— horse (equine)
  187. tsoa-— go up
  188. poroto— bean
  189. bai— lake
  190. bao-da tsine; tsonoda— long-time (for a)
  191. echa— branch
  192. piba-me-— remember
  193. piba-— think (= reflect)
  194. tio-; kwati-toro-; chotepe-; otsoa-— burn (vb intrans)
  195. yarapa— shoulder
  196. choa tadada— foolish, stupid
  197. cheno— corpse
  198. kacho-— chew
  199. e-choa etsao— skull
  200. wi-doso-— lead (vb)
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