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  1. mo'on— throw
  2. kairu'— toad
  3. dbar— duck
  4. tu'uf— star
  5. nimen— chicken
  6. ragag nge lo'gruw— twelve
  7. lu'ug— head
  8. luf e ma'd— undress
  9. malu'k nag pa'ai— wash hands
  10. mu'ruf— burn
  11. bin ngan— which
  12. kol— hold
  13. yi'm— die
  14. blayal— dawn
  15. tawo'— ladder
  16. nig— fish
  17. glo'wo— yawn
  18. ke mu'nu'r— become wet
  19. ning— close
  20. a'chig— small
  21. pido'rang— beautiful
  22. raga nge tareb— eleven
  23. pa'ch— flat
  24. yimuch— south
  25. fith ngay— name
  26. cha'ngag— fly
  27. non— speak
  28. su'g su'g— fat
  29. pa'pa'— father
  30. ma'ag— tie
  31. wam ngin— fruit
  32. ran nem— that
  33. od— awake
  34. ba'ar— mud
  35. taliw— grave
  36. balel— be thirsty
  37. kayru'— frog
  38. fowap— yesterday
  39. ke diyan— be pregnant
  40. atham gil— try
  41. girdi'en e tong— singer
  42. u'chu'b— ripe coconut
  43. riyul— true
  44. ma'lik— dry
  45. rach ngal— thorn
  46. nifiy— fire
  47. mongki— monkey
  48. la'ngai— mouth
  49. ragag nge a'n ngeg— fourteen
  50. mo'y— come
  51. nge'— yes
  52. mang fa'n— why
  53. bin bitir e walag ni pin— younger sister
  54. baaw— fishing rod, fishing pole
  55. mru'sh— frightened
  56. yow ma nang yow— know each other
  57. mith— hide
  58. le'm— think
  59. apirgog— ant
  60. chuw— leave
  61. lu'mo lang— cloudy
  62. ya'm— dead body
  63. li'gil— snore
  64. yinup— trap
  65. girdaan— shell
  66. amith— pain
  67. mdil iy— press
  68. tolul— bark
  69. ni'na'— mother
  70. chumal— cage
  71. a'n ngeg— four
  72. kireb— bad
  73. malu'k naag piy ko lu'ug— wash hair
  74. orwach— hat
  75. bin pilal e walag ni pin— elder sister
  76. walag ni pin— sister
  77. pi fak— egg
  78. reb— another
  79. ta'— put
  80. labthir— gray-haired person
  81. yik— burned
  82. no'n— talk
  83. fowp lan— day before yesterday
  84. meruk— eight
  85. padrey— priest
  86. mish mish— fry
  87. ru's— scared
  88. uw ur ngin— how many
  89. du'n— defecate (to shit)
  90. mog— say
  91. ching'aw— get drunk
  92. cha'm— fight
  93. mnong— swim
  94. lo'l— ripe
  95. gu'wal— hot
  96. titaw— maternal grandmother
  97. remong— lime
  98. mu'guf— hole
  99. mgu'— see
  100. pilal— old person
  101. mangil— better
  102. ma'gaf— tired
  103. ri'n— do
  104. uw rogon— how
  105. chach ngag— insect
  106. rib ga'— huge
  107. bitir— young
  108. fla'g— make
  109. yiror— fence
  110. ma dai/dai— ocean, sea
  111. ma'n ngam mol— go to sleep
  112. par nga bu'ut— sit down
  113. tafe'n— nest
  114. buliyal— girl
  115. tutuw— paternal grandfather
  116. bro'— mouse
  117. Ne'ep— at night
  118. ya'r— knife
  119. neng— mosquito
  120. fleg rogon— prepare
  121. gakiy— tree
  122. wuthuungin— eyebrow
  123. diyan— pregnant
  124. pu'ul— moon
  125. likay— dream
  126. gargel— give birth
  127. lu'— tear
  128. piy ko lu'ug— hair
  129. bpa i gakiy— branch
  130. mpi'— push
  131. flores— flower
  132. kayog ling'am— quiet, be
  133. ba gafgow— poor, be
  134. gu'wal— heat
  135. gubin e rran— every day
  136. mithag— hidden, be
  137. niw— coconut tree
  138. duw— year
  139. bu'ut— ground
  140. ma'lang— rock
  141. ke kireb— be broken
  142. mu'— finish
  143. nang fan— understand
  144. uroy— here
  145. lik ngin— root
  146. yigo ir— alone
  147. po'on— wing
  148. yor— cry
  149. fe'k— receive
  150. linglingiin— cheek
  151. bitir ni pagal— son
  152. milai— garden
  153. mli'k— dry
  154. arche'— bird
  155. gapluw— crow
  156. fra'bon— smell
  157. thig nga bu'ut— lie (down)
  158. ragag nge mere'b— nineteen
  159. ngo'on— full moon
  160. keth keth— red ant
  161. makad kad— itch
  162. ran ne'— this
  163. chiney— now
  164. lengin nib pin— wife
  165. pu'mo'on— male
  166. sol— salt
  167. teel— ear
  168. bnu'w— long
  169. ul uch— lightning
  170. digey— left
  171. bro'— rat
  172. yali'y— watch
  173. tareb— one
  174. su'lgu'un— vomit
  175. tu'tuw— maternal grandfather
  176. mi'ng— break
  177. ching— be drunk
  178. walag ni pagal— brother
  179. athib thib— sweet
  180. fe'l— good
  181. tom a'r— deep
  182. bin bitir e walag ni pagal— younger brother
  183. ke ma'r— become ill
  184. labthir— old (person)
  185. mu'd ro'— bald
  186. gabul— tomorrow
  187. plis— dog
  188. gaa'— big
  189. ma'abich— have breakfast
  190. ruwa'i— comb
  191. ta'w— arrive
  192. nuw e na'p— pass the night
  193. ta'l— stop
  194. gu'lai— left
  195. gubin— all
  196. fram— then
  197. sow wath— slow
  198. ragag— ten
  199. i— he, she, it
  200. la'al— five
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