‘ä’ [ʔæʔ] intj. oops!
‘a’aw [ˈʔa.ʔaw] adj. a few, several
‘ä’o [ˈʔæ.ʔo] n. pitcher plant
‘ak [ʔak̚] intj. ow, ouch
‘akra [ˈʔak.ɾa] n. soil (fertile)
‘aku [ˈʔ·a.k·u] vtr. remove, take away, take off
‘al [ʔ·al] vtr. waste
‘älek [ˈʔæ.lɛk̚] adj. determined
‘ali’ä [ʔa.ˈli.ʔæ] n. collar / choker
‘ampi [ˈʔ·am.p·i] vtr. touch
‘ampirikx [ˈʔam.pi.ɾik’] n. leaf pitcher plant
‘ana [ˈʔa.na] n. hanging vine
‘ango [ˈʔa.ŋo] adj. soft (of a sound)
‘angtsìk [ˈʔaŋ.t͡sɪk̚] n. hammerhead
‘anla [ˈʔ·an.l·a] vtr. yearn for
‘änsyem [ʔæn.ˈsjɛm] adj. complete
‘are [ˈʔa.ɾɛ] n. poncho, cape, shawl
‘ärìp [ˈʔ·æ.ɾ·ɪp̚] vtr. move
‘asap [ˈʔa.sap̚] n. sudden shock
‘asap si [ˈʔa.sap s·i] vin. be shocked, be startled
‘avun [ˈʔ·a.v·un] vtr. save (time, food, etc.)
‘aw [ʔaw] num. one
‘awkx [ʔawk’] n. cliff
‘awlie [ʔaw.ˈli.ɛ] adv. once (in the past)
‘awlo [ˈʔaw.lo] adv. once
‘awm [ʔawm] n. camp
‘awnìm [ˈʔ·aw.nɪm] vtr. avoid
‘awpo [ˈʔaw.po] pn. one individual
‘awsiteng [ʔaw.si.ˈtɛŋ] adv. together
‘awstengyem [ʔaw.stɛŋ.ˈj·ɛm] vtr. bind / bring two or more things together (ii)
‘awve [ˈʔaw.vɛ] adj. first (ordinal)
‘e’al [ˈʔɛ.ʔal] adj. worst
‘e’in [ʔɛ.ˈʔin] n. pod, gourd
‘e’insey [ʔɛ.ˈʔin.Sɛj] n. drinking gourd
‘efu [ˈʔ·ɛ.f·u] vtr. feel, sense, perceive
‘eko [ˈʔ·ɛ.k·o] vtr. attack
‘ekong [ˈʔɛ.koŋ] n. beat (rhythmic)
‘ekxin [ʔɛ.ˈk’in] adj. tight
‘ekxinum [ʔɛ.ˈk’i.num] n. degree of tightness, looseness
‘ekxinumpe [ʔɛ.ˈk’i.num.pɛ] inter. how tight, loose?
‘ele’wll [ˈʔɛ.lɛʔ.wḷ] n. thorny paw, cactus
’em [ʔ·ɛm] vtr. cook
’emyu [ˈʔɛm.ju] n. cook, cooker
‘en [ʔɛn] n. guess, informed guess, hunch, intuition
‘en si [ˈʔɛn ˈs·i] vin. make an informed guess
‘eng [ʔɛŋ] n. beak of a bird or animal
‘engeng [ˈʔɛŋ.ɛŋ] adj. level
‘eoio [ˈʔɛ.o.i.o] adj. ceremonious
‘etnaw [ˈʔɛt.naw] n. shoulder
‘evan [ˈʔɛ.van] n. boy (colloquial)
‘eve [ˈʔɛ.vɛ] n. girl (colloquial)
‘eveng [ˈʔɛ.vɛŋ] n. child
‘evengan [ˈʔɛ.vɛ.ŋan] n. boy
‘evenge [ˈʔɛ.vɛ.ŋɛ] n. girl
‘evi [ˈʔɛ.vi] n. kid (affectionate form of)
‘ewan [ˈʔɛ.wan] adj. young
‘ewll [ˈʔɛ.wḷ] n. plant
‘ewrang [ˈʔɛw.ɾaŋ] n. loom
‘eylan [ˈʔɛj.lan] n. friend
‘eylanay [ʔɛj.la.ˈnaj] n. acquaintance (with the potential for becoming a friend)
‘eyng [ʔ·ɛjŋ] v. answer, respond, respond to
‘eyt [ʔɛjt̚] n. the symbol 8 (not the value eight)
‘i’a [ˈʔ·iʔ.·a] vin. end, conclude
‘ì’awn [ʔ·ɪ.ˈʔ·awn] vin. remain, stay
‘ia [ˈʔ·i.·a] vin. lose oneself (spiritual sense)
‘ìheyu [ʔɪ.ˈhɛ.ju] n. spiral
‘ìn [ʔ·ɪn] svin. be busy, be occupied
‘Ìnglìsì [ˈʔɪŋ.lɪ.sɪ] n. English language
‘ìp [ʔ·ɪp̚] vin. disappear, vanish, recede from view
‘ipu [ˈʔi.pu] adj. humorous, funny, amusing
‘it [ʔit̚] n. bit, a small amount
‘itan [ˈʔi.tan] n. son
‘ite [ˈʔi.tɛ] n. daughter
‘itetsyìp [ˈʔi.tɛ.t͡sjɪp̚] n. little daughter (term of endearment)
‘llngo [ˈʔḷ.ŋo] n. hip
‘o’ [ʔoʔ] adj. bringing fun, exciting
‘ok [ʔok̚] n. remembrance
‘okrol [ʔok.ˈɾol] n. history (ancient)
‘oktrr [ˈʔok.tṛ] n. day of commemoration
‘okvur [ʔok.ˈvuɾ] n. history (nonancient)
‘om [ʔom] adj. violet, purple, magenta
‘ompin [ˈʔom.pin] n. violet, purple, magenta
‘on [ʔon] n. shape, form
‘on si [ˈʔon s·i] vin. shape, give shape (to something)
‘ong [ʔ·oŋ] vin. unfold, blossom
‘onglawn [ˈʔoŋ.lawn] n. exhilaration of first bonding
‘ongokx [ˈʔ·o.ŋ·ok’] vin. be born
‘ongop [ˈʔo.ŋ·op̚] vtr. design
‘ongopyu [ˈʔo.ŋop.ju] n. designer
‘opin [ˈʔo.pin] n. color
‘opinsung [ˈʔo.pin.s·uŋ] vtr. color, color in
‘opinvultsyìp [ˈʔo.pin.vul.t͡sjɪp̚] n. crayon
‘ora [ˈʔo.ɾa] n. lake
‘oratsyìp [ˈʔo.ɾa.t͡sjɪp̚] n. pond, pool
‘otxang [ʔo.ˈt’aŋ] n. musical instrument (generic term)
‘rrko [ˈʔ·ṛ.k·o] vin. roll
‘rrpxom [ˈʔṛ.p’om] n. thunder
‘Rrta [ˈʔṛ.ta] prop.n. Earth
‘u [ʔu] n. thing (object, fact, abstraction)
‘ul [ʔ·ul] vin. increase
‘umtsa [ˈʔum.t͡sa] n. medicine
‘uo [ˈʔu.o] pn. something
‘upe [ˈʔu.pɛ] inter. what (thing)
‘upxare [ʔu.ˈp’a.ɾɛ] n. message
‘ur [ʔuɾ] n. sight, look, appearance
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