CVCCCVC phanke:čan ‘useful’ CVCCCC taqta:po:š ‘couch’ CVCCVCCVC kharsańaq  ‘day before ‘yesterday’ CCCVCCVC pa:ncokhan ‘panseller’ CVCCCVCVC ˛iksmočan ‘terrible’ CCVCCVC ha:spital ‘hospital’ CCVCVCVC pramizo   ‘naughty’ CVCCVCCVC šcesakhan ‘dancer’ CCVCCVCVC skatphima ‘to make sound/noise’ CCVCCCVCVC šyaqasphekhan ‘judge’ CCCC ba:wa:si:r ‘piles’ CCVCCVC mo:tarka:r ‘motorcar’ CVCVCCVC mahehla  ‘male buffalo’ CVCCVCC martaba:n ‘jar’ VCCCVCVC inspitar ‘inspection’ VCCVC  uku:mat ‘government’ VCVCCVC aqalčan ‘wise’ VCVCCVC aganbo:t ‘steamer’ CCCVCCVC twa:isman ‘gunpowder’ CCVCCVCC če:laqcuks ‘teaplant’ CCVCCC tha:diya:s ‘marsh’ CVCVVC µimio ‘sunshine’ CCVCVCCVC µyazunkhan ‘fisherman’ CVCVCVCC reiment ‘regiment’ CVCCVCVCC rargišups ‘sheath’
1.6.5.	Four syllable words
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VCVCVCV acebucha ‘cousin’ VCVCVCCCV aziyatbya ‘torture’ VCCCVCCV isku:liphru ‘student’ CVCCVCV i:dulzoha ‘day of sacrifice’ VCVCCCV apoga:mbu ‘cardamom’ VCVCVCCV atamimo ‘father-in-law’ VCCCVCCV ara:mkursi ‘easy-chair’ VCCCCV ira:da:bya ‘decide’ VCCVCCCCV intisa:rbya ‘wait for’ VCCVCVCCV urpokerba ‘raid (rush)’ CVCVCVV maleria ‘maleria’ CVCVVCV namiata ‘daughter- in-law’s father’ CVCVCVCV bomobucha ‘female child’