-?p-	si?pa	‘shut’
-?t-	ka?tok	‘shoot (a gun, a bow)’
-?c-	sa?ci	‘sneeze’
-?k-	a?kusi	‘grate (rub on a grater)’
-?s-	pu?si	‘grasp’
-?z-	múkù?z	‘smoke’
-?n-	ca?nu	‘young one’
-?l-	ca?la	‘daughter’
-?-	sa?u	‘collect’
-?y-	mi?yipsi	‘turn around (turn something)’
-mp-	campí	‘talk, speak’
-mt-	timten	‘trouble’
-mc-	camci	‘flute’
-mk-	asemká	‘thirteen’
-ms-	ámsi	‘use’
-mz-	kamzk	‘rescue’
-mm-	másemmá	‘obscure’
-mn-	nemnem	‘murmer, whisper’
-ml-	ímla	‘hope’
-m-	citama	‘leprosy’
-my-	imya	‘nature’
-np-	penpu	‘prefer’
-nt-	kunta	‘hour’
-nc-	enc	‘egg’
-nk-	konki	‘an instrument’
-ns-	kensi	‘stir (while cooking)’
-nz-	ùnz	‘swing (move back and forth)’
-nm-	enténmetù-	‘cubit’
	temelém
-nn-	pennem	‘move (an object from one place to another)’

-nl-	lenla	‘shallow’
-ny-	inyak	‘work’
-p-	lopù	‘dwarf’
-t-	puták	‘float’
-c-	pàci	‘leech’
-k-	lokí	‘hole (made by an insect)’
-s-	tási	‘touch’
-z-	nazk	‘promise’
-m-	pumá	‘dream’
-n-	nuna	‘resent’
-l-	clo	‘rain’
--	caa	‘keen’
-w-	kuwak	‘goitre’
-y-	cáya	‘green pigeon’
-lt-	halti	‘saffron’
-lk-	kókuáhon-	‘goldsmith’
	yáló
-ls-	kampóls	‘rug’
-t-	sótá	‘nut cracker’
-c-	ác	‘boundary’
-k-	saakicok	‘name of a kind of cricket’
-s-	kosipay	‘cavalry’
-n-	panok	‘they’
-y-	aséyomen	‘centepede’
-wc-	awci	‘pity’
-wy-	awya	‘plunder’
-yp-	aypa	‘canine tooth’
-yk-	ayka	‘many’
-ys-	aysi	‘rub’
-ym-	táymakat	‘innocent’
-yn-	ayna	‘glass’