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  1. tipei-da— swift, fast, quick
  2. tawa mitha— rope, cord
  3. e-kita— body
  4. jododo-— run
  5. thiho-— pinch
  6. yawe sa tata— father-in-law (of a woman)
  7. ja-idoene-ti-ji— physician
  8. ai id'e kwana— insect
  9. ekwaneda— we (inclusive)
  10. d'ije— maize, corn
  11. mishi— cat
  12. kwina-; bataji -po-— born (to be)
  13. moe; mawe; aimoe...mawe— no, negative
  14. poi-da— fragrant, good smelling
  15. eteme; yawa— floor
  16. satso-— sing
  17. ketsa wiri— wolf
  18. ha-wija-ti— naked, bare
  19. tisi-tisi-— strife, quarrel
  20. kware-kware; sire-sire— bright
  21. nai bene— north
  22. bao-da— long
  23. aida; atha; botsama— large, big
  24. ichawana-; pirara-— spread out
  25. ja-tha-ti-; saja-tia-— divide
  26. neda sinada; neda jobida— fever
  27. eme-baha-ji— servant
  28. ped'o-; bothethe-— split
  29. wini— beeswax
  30. boe-tsoa-; bawe-tsoa-— teach
  31. yanana; kanana— infant, baby
  32. reo-— pull
  33. ha-mesia-ti- e-wane nehe— divorce
  34. d'eo-— scrape
  35. bita-da— sweet
  36. otsataba-; tsada— desire, want
  37. sikwahi kwana— monkey
  38. nari; wethoe; e-naja-so— near (adv)
  39. e-moto— buttocks
  40. notsa-da; thore-— soft
  41. id'ami-— embrace
  42. erojeji; hathipita-ti-— latch, door-bolt
  43. tori-a-; rei-; watso-— twist
  44. habahati-; patia pohi -po-— ask, request
  45. jocha— blame
  46. e-dosete— half
  47. moeta— tomorrow
  48. epeji— fishscale
  49. e-tidada— leg
  50. bi— palm tree
  51. ja-kisa-netia-kwina-ti-— witness
  52. poloko— shoe
  53. podo-; tithi-— press
  54. ejaja— testicle
  55. tid'o-— sneeze
  56. ekwana-jo— we (exclusive)
  57. bado-— spin
  58. ina-— catch (ball)
  59. tsewe— fork
  60. kwatsa mawe; etsia we— secret
  61. id'aja mawe opa— mute
  62. sa— shirt
  63. wera-— rape
  64. mato-haha— bowl
  65. jana— meal (a)
  66. metse -noro-; sia-; maraka-— shoot
  67. e-pona choa mathada— prostitute
  68. d'ana— younger sister
  69. e-boe-tsoa-ji— teacher
  70. asono— ass, donkey
  71. biti-hemi-— flay, skin
  72. basea-— deceit
  73. iwi-da-; joro-joro— rotten
  74. hana— food
  75. kochi— pig
  76. ethawa— green, unripe
  77. thodo-; sa-ote-— crouch
  78. -baja-baja-— beggar
  79. wasa; wasa id'e— bee
  80. d'ao— younger brother
  81. jodo— smoke (noun)
  82. poe-— come
  83. raka-raka— rattle
  84. ed'ata— lung
  85. matosa; banakwa— lizard
  86. mimi-; ja-kisa-ti-— speak, talk
  87. choa-tsero— calf of leg
  88. bai pacha; watsa— lagoon
  89. aba; cheno— poor
  90. ja-reja-tiji; otsa-ta-ba-— envy, jealousy
  91. tijo-; chamomo-; toad'oi— extinguish
  92. roto— clay
  93. bene; eboawaso— side
  94. jocha mawe— innocent
  95. tena-— jump, leap
  96. neba-— pain
  97. ikima— widow
  98. kwathata— ditch
  99. rara— hole
  100. dioso— God
  101. ethapopo— island
  102. ebeba— dough
  103. botsepi— straight
  104. yawi— water
  105. nara; mororo— goiter
  106. tije poji— last
  107. id'aba-— hear
  108. me-hemi-ti-— marry
  109. noro-— glue
  110. bosiapa-— turn over
  111. neti-ana-— rise
  112. e-choa pawa-ji— pillow
  113. sose— duck
  114. yawe— husband
  115. badi— moon
  116. pasa-ne— white
  117. ena poti-poti; epororo— spring, well
  118. ochi— dog
  119. chokama; sere-da— sound, noise
  120. taro-taro-— row (vb)
  121. -barere-a-— turn around
  122. keokwa ni da— how much?
  123. thewe-na; thabi-da— black
  124. atsa— poison
  125. bere-; peda-— dig
  126. omasa— tobacco
  127. mida; miada— you (singular)
  128. mimi— word
  129. bia -a-— magic, witchcraft, sorcery
  130. mimi kwana; yana— language
  131. waro-; kere-kere— stir, mix
  132. waniba-— smell (vb trans)
  133. d'ia— bird
  134. e-nid'o; e-nime— soul, spirit
  135. nobi-— enter
  136. dioso eimia— statue
  137. asi— scorpion
  138. e-watsi tiadi— heel
  139. perorota— round
  140. batame— like, similar
  141. tsero-da— clean
  142. ethi— old
  143. d'ani bai bene— left (side)
  144. kwaba— canoe
  145. teri-— shut, close
  146. wahi-wahi— move
  147. atatha-da— difficult
  148. erere; epawani— hut
  149. thare-— choose
  150. ewe-hi— fan (noun)
  151. tawi— dream
  152. tata ethi— grandfather
  153. ena; ena-baki— river, stream, brook
  154. baji— dew
  155. tsewe— forked branch
  156. e-id'aja— ear
  157. dodo— sister
  158. e-biti— leather
  159. ai 'ora so biame...mawe— never
  160. chama-— look, look at
  161. e-naja— neck
  162. ja-poda-ti; tipe-— hasten, hurry
  163. e-biti— skin, hide
  164. atso— nipple, teat
  165. bororo— frog
  166. tharara; tsero-tsero-itia— lightning (as striking)
  167. e-tid'e— charcoal
  168. ethawa— raw
  169. jad'iati badi— summer
  170. -biabaeja-; ja-toche-ti-— victory
  171. d'oi— freshwater eel
  172. ed'od'o-bade; tihihi— waterfall
  173. ekene— first
  174. boepa— heaven
  175. wena-wa; wewe-— dawn
  176. ejorotiani— nape of neck
  177. atojai— star
  178. wane sa kwara— mother-in-law (of a man)
  179. rero-; rire-— creep, crawl
  180. ina-— seize, grasp
  181. sina-da— hot
  182. tida— limp
  183. e-tsoi— voice
  184. tsi-— steal
  185. shasha— flower
  186. tonka— ten
  187. boe-da; bano patse-da— salty
  188. eme choa'ai— thumb
  189. etami-ji— tongs
  190. rire-ba-— earthquake
  191. aseaseti-— hunt
  192. relojo— clock, timepiece
  193. bia-wa— before
  194. -ani-nobi-; morara-— sink
  195. e-choa bosho— brain
  196. etaro-ji— paddle (noun)
  197. choje-ne-da— dear (costly, expensive)
  198. waripa— hen
  199. matha-da we; ate— bad
  200. bid'o— shame (noun)
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