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- xey ‘I’
- mo ‘thou’
- šru ‘this, he’
- tli ‘we’
- tna ‘ye’
- cedʼ šru ‘these, they’
- šru ‘this (pronominal)’, ʔu ‘this (adnominal)’
- šroyʼ ‘that (pronominal)’, ʔoyʼ ‘that (adnominal)’
- lu ‘here’
- loyʼ ‘there’
- nʼon ‘who’
- dir (pronominal) ‘what’, šren (adnominal) ‘which’
- len ‘where’
- ʔənči ʔen ‘when’
- kʸʼud ʔen ‘how’
- wa ‘not’
- xʷʔik ‘all’
- təǯas ‘many’
- rʼedʼ ‘some’
- ʔənxał ‘few’
- kcad ‘other’
- ša ‘one’
- gʒer ‘two’
- ʔəlnox ‘three’
- kled ‘four’
- ʔuł ‘five’
- čʼeʔ ‘big’
- kən-cuh ‘long’
- kłeyʼ ‘wide’
- čuł ‘thick’
- łaš ‘heavy’
- tlʼux ‘small’
- kən-ʔalʼ ‘short’
- kʼcʼiʔ ‘narrow’
- nəyʼan ‘thin’
- kʼceh ʔəlǯe ‘woman’
- kʼceh nəlat ‘man’
- kʼceh ‘human’
- nəłay ‘child’
- wʼolʼ ʔəlǯe ‘wife’
- wʼolʼ nəlat ‘husband’
- ma ‘mother’
- ta ‘father’
- ʔəsek ‘animal’
- krot ‘fish’
- gdah ‘bird’
- siʔ ‘dog’
- tlanʼ ‘louse’
- kʼtʼis ‘snake’
- kʷʼin ‘worm; non-arthropod, non-shellfish invertebrate’
- ʔərayʼ ‘tree’
- ʔənadʼ ‘forest’
- skʼuš ‘stick’
- yoh ‘fruit’
- kʸa ‘seed’
- gǯerʼ ‘leaf’
- tkliš ‘root’
- rətʼoy ‘bark (of a tree)’
- xʷłi ‘flower’
- ɦudʼ ‘grass’
- skʷiʔ ‘rope’
- kʼsa ‘skin’
- nəšuyʼ ‘meat’
- kʸus ‘blood’
- sdu ‘bone’
- ǯok ‘fat (noun)’
- knʼudʼ ‘egg’
- stak ‘horn’
- rik ‘tail’
- ʔəncʼil ‘feather’
- skʷʼanʼ ‘hair’
- ʔal ‘head’
- ʔəlet ‘ear’
- snay ‘eye’
- xʸa ‘nose’
- tłot ‘mouth’
- kʼčʼu ‘tooth’
- ʔəlsan ‘tongue (organ)’
- ʔəxʷet ‘fingernail’
- gǯan ‘foot’
- kʷʼax ‘leg’
- klʼux ‘knee’
- kidʼ ‘hand’
- nətʼon ‘wing’
- cʼak ‘belly’
- sges ‘intestines’
- kʼłut ‘neck’
- xʷanʼ ‘back’
- gʸinʼ ‘breast’
- šuʔ ‘heart’
- ʔəčʼat ‘liver’
- ǯorʼ ‘to drink’
- kʷes ‘to eat’
- wak ‘to bite’
- nəʔa ‘to suck’
- ʔəlkʼeyʼ ‘to spit’
- nəkʸʼex ‘to vomit’
- gʷorʼ ‘to blow’
- swedʼ 'to inhale', tʼayʼ 'to exhale', swedʼ tʼayʼ ‘to breathe’
- nəɦaʔ ‘to laugh’
- ɦox ‘to see’
- čunʼ ‘to hear’
- dge ‘to know’
- ʔəłoʔ ‘to think’
- tʼos ‘to smell’
- ʔəkʷaʔ ‘to fear’
- xa ‘to sleep’
- ʔəlar ‘to be alive’, ʔəlgenʼ ‘to inhabit’
- ʔərxa ‘to die’
- ʔərtʼok ‘to kill’
- kšin ‘to fight’
- čʼu ‘to hunt’
- tʼok ‘to hit’
- ʔərʔalʼ ‘to cut in two, to disconnect’; kʷeh ‘to make an incision’
- ʔəyedʼ ‘to split’
- ǯek ‘to stab’
- sʒat ‘to scratch’
- ʔil ‘to dig’
- layʼ ‘to swim’
- rʼad ‘to fly’
- nʼuš ‘to walk’
- łi ‘to come’
- kʷʼil ‘to lie (as in a bed)’
- yenʼ ‘to sit’
- xʷa ‘to stand’
- nol ‘to turn (intransitive)’
- tak ‘to drop (intransitive)’, ʔəʒan ‘to fall over’
- xʷal ‘to give’
- xʷrot ‘to hold’
- klʼidʼ ‘to squeeze’
- xʸis ‘to rub’
- sca ‘to wash’
- łel ‘to wipe’
- raʔ ‘to pull’
- dgʷe ‘to push’
- tʼeš ‘to throw’
- ʔunʼ ‘to tie’
- kʸen ‘to sew’
- sgad ‘to count’
- gʷay ‘to say’
- yan ‘to sing’
- xʷrʼas ‘to play’
- gʸih ‘to float’
- nʼi ‘to flow’
- xeš ‘to freeze’
- tʼał ‘to swell’
- xʸarʼ ‘sun’
- hok ‘moon’
- čʼit ‘star’
- cey ‘water’
- kʼna ‘rain’
- nəxʷonʼ ‘river’
- kʼtʼah ‘lake’
- kul ‘sea’
- rʼuk ‘salt’
- ɦonʼ ‘stone’
- ʔəlda ‘sand’
- šunʼ ‘dust’
- če ‘earth’
- tor ‘cloud’
- ktoy ‘fog’
- ʔəkʼenʼ ‘sky’
- kʸaš ‘wind’
- ʔərlas ‘snow’
- cet ‘ice’
- skʸu ‘smoke’
- xʷnał ‘fire’
- gʷan ‘ash’
- kʼeł ‘to burn’
- kʷʼidʼ ‘road’
- xʸiʔ ‘mountain’
- denʼ ‘red’
- kʷar ‘green’
- hut ‘yellow’
- gʷad ‘white’
- łok ‘black’
- xʷšah ‘night’
- gʷaʔ ‘day’
- nad ‘year’
- ri ‘hot’
- key ‘cold’
- xʷit ‘full’
- wʼol ‘new’
- xʷdeʔ ‘old’
- sxʷay ‘good’
- čerʼ ‘bad’
- kənkod ‘rotten’
- kak ‘dirty’
- hid ‘straight’
- gʷal ‘round’
- din ‘sharp (as a knife)’
- xʷeyʼ ‘dull (as a knife)’
- ʒuy ‘smooth’
- gʒalʼ ‘wet’
- tlaʔ ‘dry’
- rʼun ‘correct’
- smar ‘near’
- kəntorʼ ‘far’
- tilʼ ‘right’
- ščo ‘left’
- gʷer ‘at’
- tliʔ ‘in’
- daʔ ‘with’
- kʸiš ‘and’
- ʔer ‘if’
- wʼax ‘because’
- šer ‘name’