nch	pincho	‘man, male’
nh	munhey	‘daughter-in-law’
nv	munve	‘ring finger’
nl	kochonlo	‘how’
p	nepi	‘husband’s sister’
b	abo	‘middle’
ph	kephu	‘knee’
t	ituy	‘be tall’
th	ithok	‘spit’
d	ide	‘room’
k	ikir	‘close door’
kh	roy pekhara	‘a silver wrist ornament’
n	ino	‘front’
c	pacim	‘make something pointed’
j	ijir	‘father’sother’s daughter’
ch	pachi	‘a flute’
h	ihap	‘door’
l	lole	‘earth, soil’
r	paru	‘sieve’
v	vave	‘did not come’
cht	machtor	‘teacher’
chk	ichkul	‘school’
lt	balti	‘bucket’
lp	jolpan	‘breakfast’
rp	charpi	‘old woman’
rb	arbak	‘embrace’
rt	korte	‘brother’
rd	kardo	‘roof’
rth	parthay	‘send a person’
rk	ke arko	‘lower leg above feet’
rm	armo	‘daughter-in-law’s father/mother’
rn	mun arnan	‘ring finger’
rc	harci	‘image’
rch	lirche	‘be green’
rj	okarja	‘young unmarried woman’
rh	porhe	‘read’
rl	arlocho	‘woman’
rr	erri	‘rose colour’
rv	arvi	‘left hand’
yp	peypo	‘parents’
yph	ruyphe	‘cobra’
yt	ruytiki	‘centipede’
yd	chaydu	‘wife’sister’s husband’
yth	ruythay	‘a small snake’
yc	ruycehe	‘ a snake’
yj	meneyji	‘will be good’
yn	cayno	‘cow, bull’
yh	ruyhilo	‘a snake’
yl	cikoylo	‘fell’