VVCV	aina	‘mirror’
VCVCV	ašura	‘10th Moharam’
CCV	a:za:di	‘freedom’
VCVCCV	iubya	‘remember’
VCCCCV	ela:bya	‘cure’
VCVCCV	izaba	‘regard’
VCCVCV	istifa	‘resignation’
VCCVCV	aga:ru	‘Tuesday’
VCCVCCV	urpobya	‘hurry’
VCVCCCV	asambli	‘assembly’
VCCVCCCV	inzarbya	‘agree’
VCCCCCV	inka:rbya	‘deny’
CVCVCV	pharuwa	‘spade’
CCVCV	pa:diri	‘clergyman’
CVCCV	pako:da	‘pakoda’
CCCV	la:pha:ni	‘immortal’
CVCCVV	alchua	‘rest’
CVCCVV	dušmani	‘enmity’
CCCVCV	mo:šphali	‘groundnut’
CVCCCV	phulgo:bi	‘califlower’
CCCCV	ra:da:ni	‘capital’
CVCVCCV	bulonpa	‘debtor’
CCVCCV	sa:ragi	‘sarangi’
CCCCV	na:ka:mčha	‘fail (what is attempted)’
CVCCCCV	korpa:šga	‘alter’
CVCCCV	wala:phru	‘carrot’
CCVCCV	qa:bubya	‘step over (an obstacle)’
CVCCVCCV	bisebya	‘dare (challenge someone to do something)’
CVCCCCV	denda:bya	‘be equal’
CVCVCCCV	tamilbya	‘obey (a command)’
CVCCCCV	aya:rbya	‘prepare’
CCVCCCV	pa:lišbya	‘polish’
CCCCCV	bo:ri:šcwa	‘jute’
CVCCVCCCV	sozdarbya	‘grit teeth’
cvccvcccv	aqsimbya	‘share’
CVCCCCCV	mabu:rbya	‘compel/insist’
CVCCCVCCCV	baqstonbya	‘wed/marry’
CCVCCVCCCV	skamboswa	‘hay’
CCCCVCCV	rgya:bala	‘look back’