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Wist— twenty
Wustǎd— artisan
Wīsti sər— bareheaded
Wušdōn— barn
Wəšk— calf
Wušik— key, bolt; (Sh.) padlock
Wušɛŋg— entire (uncastrated bull)
Wəšp— plough-pole
Wušüy— to untie; (Sh.) to loose
Wiš— straw; (Sk.) hay; (Sh., Z) grass
Wəšiy— to be afraid
Witrin— to shy (of a horse)
Wʌtōx— ram
Wiüx— root
Waxār— ladder
Waxtī— once, at one time
Wux̌en— blood
Wiyaug— pace
Wīyīn— pass (mountain); (LSI) hill
Wāz— to fall
Wəzī— to come
Wuzdi— to wash
Wezem— to express, squeeze out
Wezūm— big wooden ladle
Wižīk— ibex (m. and f.)
Wiž̌erk— lucerne (alfalfa)
Xō—xō— either—or
Xūb— good, well
Xabar— news; aware
Xeč— bread
Xudōi— God
Xədōrg— water-mill
Xədōrg-γ̌ār— mill-stone
Xüf— foam, froth
Xig— pig
Xōhəš car— to wish
Xōkī— greenish grey; (Sk.) grey
Xākistār— ashes
Xǎlī— empty
Xʌlg— man, person, people
Xalq— people, nation
Xamīr— dough
Xunuk— cold
Xiŋgār— scimitar; (Sh.) sword
Xūr— other (doubtful word)
Xūr— ass (donkey)
Xarâb— lean
Xardöpṇ— breakfast
Xarīd— buying
Xargūš— hare
Xarek— span from thumb to index-finger
Xūrǔk— food
Xɪrs— bear (animal)
Xərəs— cock (rooster)
Xərüϑ— to snore
Xirɪz— gravel
Xariyōn— nephew
Xəsər— father-in-law
Xoš— happy
Xušdōman— mother-in-law
Xošk— soft
Xušk— dry
Xəšrüi— beautiful
Xušwaxt— happy, merry
Xošk— bitter
Xešt— brick
Xüyun— husband's sister
Xyār— old, aged
Xeyaz— hammer
Xūz— wind
Xəuzɪrt— a kind of insect
X̌üi— sister
X̌ēb— to beat
X̌eč— bread, food
X̌il— perspiration
X̌ām— to descend
Xamx̌ēr— sword
X̌ünen— own
X̌enj— to fill into a receptacle
X̌āriki— name of a bird
X̌ǔürəm— dust
X̌ərz— name of a bird (čārda); (Sh.) snow-pheasant
X̌asirz— wife's sister; (Be.) wife's husband's brother
X̌ǎt— self
X̌at— (did; see gox̌- 'to do')
X̌ūw— spring (of water)
Yau— that, he
Yau— and(?)
Yō—yō— either—or
Yibyǎ— very quick ambler (horse)
Yōč— duck
Yōd— memory
Yǎδ— to pile up; to make up a fire
Yiδesen— crops reaped, lying in handfuls on the ground
Yaftā— week
Yüy— yoke
Yüyəne γər— anvil
Yoγut— groin
Yijīn— felt
Yük— dewlap
Yʌkš— to boil
Yaktǎ— shirt
Yüōm— twin
Yūmj— flour
Yan— other
Yān— yes, indeed
Yānd— late, recent
Yīnōt— dream
Yīp— fat
Yiŋg— raw; (Sh.) unripe, uncooked
Yāŋgəl— finger, toe
Yēr— sinew, tendon
Yōrč— open space between hearth and sitting platform
Yīrgōt— white-headed eagle
Yīrya— pine
Yuryǎ— ambler (horse)
Yark— work
Yīrk— barley
Yurm— arm, forearm; (Be.) cubit
Yārs— juniper
Yɪrzṇ— millet
Yīsp— shoulder
Yasīr— prisoner
Yǒst— fowl-house, shed
Yašč— bone
Yišn— iron
Yišɪr— threshold
Yašk— tear (of the eye)
Yʌšk— trained, taught
Yišək— plough-handle
Yəšt— hostage, agreement
Yət— this, that
Yoϑ— nest
Yāw— to eat
Yawer— to select, choose out
Yax̌— twig
Yex̌— grizzled
Yīx̌ūn— bridle
Yʌz— ice, glacier
Yǒz— yesterday
Yāzṇ— inflated skin, mussuck
Yōž̌— to bear (of animals)
Yīž̌g— saliva
Zā— child, infant
Zēi— wave
Jəi— bowstring
Zubōn— tongue
Zubüt— to burst
Züγ— cooked fat
Juγ— yak
Zuγōl— coal
Zəq— tedious, boring
Zəkalai— small
Zəkōm— head cold, rheum
Jēl— string of an instrument
Zəlfak— comb
Zōlim— unjust
Zulm— injustice
Zulzulā— earthquake
Zem— snow
Zim— yawn
Zambūr— wasp
Zambūr-i asal— bee
Zemān— child
Zamīn— earth, ground; (X) floor
Zəmānōk— boy
Zaminžəm— earthquake
Zemistōn— winter
Zōnū— knee
Zɛnd— to take away from
Zinda— alive
Zindəgōnī car— to live
Zaŋg— rust
Zanǎx— chin, jaw
Zār— poison
Zūr— strong
Zardōlu— apricot
Zərend— to scrape; (Sh.) to turn in a lathe
Zevī— tongue
Zwāy— to roll up
Zaxṇ— wound
Zǎx̌— thorn
Zɔiya— destruction, ruin
Žāu— grain; (Sh.) provisions
Žoe— lake
Žabd— stable
Žöδ— to sow seed; to sprinkle, strew
Žāla— hail
Žəmak— moon
Žümānd— to wring
Žinda— tale, proverb
Žünan— mine (predicative)
Žǎŋg— nit (louse egg)
Žip— to spin
Ž̌ār— Adam's apple
Ž̌irev— to need, lack
Žirāv— ravine, valley
Žiröv— to hang from a peg
Žerǎx̌— knot
Žārž— milk

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