CCVCVCV ka:miepo ‘thumb of the foot’ CVCVCCV pheriwa:la ‘hawker’ CCVCCV ka:miya:bi  ‘success’ CCCVCV ka:za:sičhu ‘fruit’ CVCCVCV safa:yi ‘neatness’ CVCVVCCV išui˛bi  ‘eighty’ CVCVCVCCV thikalenma ‘contract’ CVCVCCCV šaluka:lu ‘muscle’ CVCCVCCV siya:serpo ‘chickenpox’ CCVCVCCV ka:misenmo ‘toenail’ CVCVCCVCV čuruptaba ‘pinch’ CVCVVCCCV osalha:na ‘bathroom’ CVCVCCVCV čhowošcuwa ‘brag’ CCVCCVCV ka:usugu ‘cashewnut’ CVCVCCVCCV ńimargaspa ‘sunset’ CCVCCCV ka:miya:pčha ‘succeed (in an attempt)’ CVCCVCVCCV tapalaqpa ‘righthand’ CVCCVCVCV malzibucha  ‘stepson’ CVCCVCCVCCV tapalaqpa ‘rightarm’ CCVCVCCVCCCV phruihyaspa ‘doll’ CCVCCVVCV grimphioma ‘curds’ CCVCCVCVCCV krotpizermo ‘stomachache’ CVCVCCVCCV goyakhorba ‘vertige’ CVCCVCCVCCV phelitama ‘swing’ CVCVVCVCCV phirulagwa ‘goout of (a house)’ CVCCVCCV kama:yibya ‘earn’ CCVCVCCV be:zaibya ‘insult’ CVCVCVCCCV baawabya ‘rebel’ CVCVCCVCCCV tutuzambya ‘strange’ CVCVCCCVCCCV balazguzbya ‘crawl (as a baby’ CVCCCVCCVCCV bazurama ‘race/engaged in a contest’ CCVCVCVCCV speraama ‘talk’ CCVCVCVCCCV speragaqspa ‘stutter’ CCCVCVCCV bro:aama ‘castrate’ CCVCCVCCVCCV risokyoma ‘stink’ CVCCCVCCVCCV karesama ‘track (an animal)’ CVCVCVCCCV čhuwa˛ukspa ‘bathe oneself’ CVCCCVCCV awa:pama ‘answer (a call)’ CCVCCVCCCCVCCV skenzuks- khyoma ‘embrace (each other)’