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Adverbs

 * wehkun = twice/two times

Colors

 * yuváttaat = black
 * malómlush = blue
 * toxótxush = brown
 * qwayáqwyish = dark red or gold
 * piwípwish = gray
 * xwayáxwyish = gray or faded
 * konóknish = green (same as the word for bruised)
 * pixépxish = light blue or steel blue
 * 'a$ó'$ush yuváttaat = orange
 * 'av'aat = red
 * 'avá'vash = pink
 * ngaxlul = purple (same word for graphite)
 * xwayyaat = white
 * 'a$ó'$ush = yellow

General Adjectives

 * wehmal = a few, a little bit
 * konóknish = bruised
 * yuváttaat = dark colored (added to modify other color words)
 * toomawutal = electric/electronic
 * $uwó$wush = frightening, scary, or dangerous
 * momngawish = marine, from the sea
 * 'engmawish = salty

Food

 * $aawokish = acorn bread
 * wiiwish = acorn porridge
 * ko$$aat = candy or cookie
 * kutápish = corn
 * 'engmawish = cracker (saltine)
 * naachaxanish = food or meal
 * waa'ish = meat
 * ko$aat = sugar
 * paala = water
 * $aaxish = wheat

Modern Objects and Concepts

 * 'a$lash = bathtub, shower, or bathroom with one of these two fixtures
 * toomawumal = battery
 * waakilash = broom or brush
 * sinnaval chooraat = coin
 * sisínnaval qwayáqwyish = copper or gold
 * sisínnaval = metal, silver, or money
 * sinnaval = money or cash
 * ko'chilash = oven
 * naawilash = pen, marker, or keyboard
 * piwípwilash = pencil
 * heyyilash = shovel
 * muváaylash = sink, washbasin, or bathroom with sink (but not a toilet or bathtub)
 * 'aa'alvish = story or book

Traditional Objects and Concepts

 * tukmal = basket
 * taanat = blanket, buckskin, or rug
 * yumpish = hat
 * piwíish = headband (same word for Milky Way)
 * toopal = mortar
 * tungla = name or title
 * toopawut = pestle
 * teelat = spoken word or language
 * $uyvish = trash

Constructed world

 * kiicha = house
 * kut = fire
 * 'axíllax = rain (noun)

Natural world

 * tuvíicha = cloud
 * xwaayamal = dawn
 * ngiinish = earthquake
 * ngaxlul = graphite (same word for purple)
 * $aamut = grass, weeds, or hay
 * 'exla = land, ground, or soil
 * piwíish = Milky Way (same word for headband)
 * qawíicha = mountain
 * tukva = night or evening
 * moomat = ocean, sea, large body of water, or beach
 * pisát = outdoors or outside world
 * 'a$óonax = rainbow
 * 'engla = salt
 * tuupash = sky
 * temét = Sun, day, time, or weather
 * naanat = sunshine or warmth of the Sun
 * toota = stone
 * toomawut = thunder/thundercloud
 * 'alóomax = wave (on the ocean)
 * paala = water
 * hungla = wind or air

Animals

 * lamáqata = ant
 * 'aanat = ant
 * 'ánmal = ant (small and black variety that often enters houses)
 * tonla = antelope
 * huunal = badger
 * taválalakmal = bat
 * tavállalakmay = bat
 * hunwut = bear
 * 'ehéngmay = bird
 * kuyxingish = black widow spider
 * tuukut = bobcat/lynx
 * tuukut kingawish = cat
 * gaato = cat (synonym borrowed from Spanish)
 * qaxaavaywut = chicken
 * chilíkmay = cricket
 * $uukat = deer
 * 'awáal = dog
 * paa$ukat = elk/horse
 * 'anámat = fish
 * ku'aal = fly
 * waxáwkila = frog
 * qewéewish = fox
 * qeengish = ground squirrel
 * muu$ikat = goat (same as the word for bearded person)
 * moota = gopher
 * $ithí' = gopher snake
 * kaváayu = horse
 * tishmal = hummingbird
 * tishla = hummingbird
 * keekila = Jerusalem cricket (potato bug)
 * qiqéngla = king snake
 * 'ixí'wumal = lamb
 * qa$ílla = lizard
 * tu'kwut = mountain lion/cougar
 * tapáshmal = mouse
 * 'ashla = pet, domesticated animal, or livestock
 * 'inú'nish = pig
 * piiqwala = snake
 * qaxáal = quail
 * pa'yamal = racoon
 * $oowut = rattlesnake
 * kwa'la = red-tailed hawk
 * puypuy = roadrunner
 * $uyla = scorpion
 * paa'ila momngawish = sea turtle
 * tukval = sea otter
 * 'ixí'wut = sheep
 * paalukut = skunk
 * muvíllaqa = snail
 * $isqila = stink bug
 * paalaxwish = toxic mushroom
 * $ukáawut = tree squirrel or flying squirrel
 * waxolóoti = turkey
 * paa'ila = turtle
 * yungáavish = vulture
 * 'aláawaka = vulture
 * tuukut = wildcat
 * la'la = wild goose

Plants and Fungi

 * wuláqla = California buckwheat
 * 'atóo$anat = California poppy
 * $aqáapish = oyster mushroom
 * $akíshla = stinging nettle
 * choochavish = thistle
 * chaamish = wild cherry
 * 'enwish = wild cucumber
 * 'urúush = wild oats (or wild rice; this meaning came later with the introduction of the plant into Southern California)
 * panáa'al = yucca whipplei

Numerals

 * supúl = one (but can also be used as an optional indefinite article with the meaning of a/an)
 * weh = two
 * paahey = three
 * wasá' = four
 * maháar = five

Body Parts

 * muu$il = beard
 * $ulát = fingernail or claw
 * piwíila = gray hair
 * yuula = hair or fur
 * muuvil = nose or nasal passages
 * yuutush = scalp or wig
 * $uypish = sting or bugbite
 * $uyvish = stinger (same word as trash)

Types of People

 * muu$ikat = bearded person (same as the word for goat)
 * hengeemal = boy
 * 'ashkat = cowboy or rancher
 * nawítmal = girl
 * ya'ásh = man
 * 'atáax = person
 * momngawish = sailor (same word as marine)
 * heelikat = singer
 * $ungáal = woman

Suffixes

 * -mal = little/dear (diminutive)
 * -kat = one who has or does
 * -ma = should have, would have, or every day
 * -kun = times/instances
 * -lash = tool or instrument used to perform the function

Common Verbs

 * ko'chi = to cook or barbecue (with a direct object, transitive)
 * ko'cha = to be cooked or barbecued (without a direct object, intransitive)
 * samsa = to buy or sell (the sentence needs to designate "from" and "to" because this word is used for two verbal actions)
 * heeyi = to dig (with a direct object, transitive)
 * heeya = to dig (without a direct object, intransitive)
 * paa'i = to drink
 * kwa' = to eat
 * naachaxan = to eat dinner (or less commonly several other meals)
 * naachaxanlo = to eat lunch
 * noonomi = to follow
 * paaw = to get water
 * toow = to see or watch
 * kup = to sleep or take a nap

Uncommon Verbs

 * piwwi = to make or paint gray (with a direct object, transitive)
 * piwwa = to be or turn gray, to be nervous before a speech, or to dust with flour (without a direct object, intransitive)
 * 'av'i = to make or paint red (with a direct object, transitive)
 * 'av'a = to blush or be red (without a direct object, intransitive)
 * xwayyi = to brighten, turn white, or bleach (with a direct object, transitive)
 * xwayya = to brighten, turn white, or bleach (without a direct object, intransitive)
 * 'a$ni = to give a bath to someone (transitive)
 * 'aa$ = to bathe or for there to be a ring around the Sun or Moon
 * $uwóo' = to fear or be afraid of
 * moyóoni = to feed
 * $ukki = to frighten or startle a person (with a direct object, transitive)
 * $ukka = to be frightened or startled (without a direct object, intransitive)
 * wiiru = to play a flute
 * xilla = to rain
 * meewi = to roast vegetables (with a direct object, transitive)
 * meewa = to roast vegetables (without a direct object, intransitive)
 * heela = to sing
 * waaki = to sweep (with a direct object, transitive)
 * waaka = to sweep (without a direct object, intransitive)
 * chaqálaqi = to tickle
 * muváay = to wash the face
 * naawi = to write, record, paint, draw, or inscribe (with a direct object, transitive)
 * naawa = to be written, recorded, painted, drawn, or inscribed (without a direct object, intransitive)