po:ke ‘frog' tappe e:yepanji ‘porcupine’ mu:lupanji eyru ‘nail’ eguru na:vu ‘tongue’ na:lige koi ‘hair’ tilena:ru mu:u ‘face’ muga:ru pu:ka:u ‘pleasant air’ cerdaka:cu uve:Iika:cu ‘whirl wind’ cuccile ka:cu u:du ‘needle’ ju:nji arekalle ‘waist band’ aredae baabaleyi ‘spider’ baati bo:e ‘neck’ kavtu pire ‘house’ kuu pottu ‘to cover’ muccu bua:mbu ‘to serve food’ o:gu moyyu ‘to clean the floor’ mo:gu ku:lu ‘to bend’ baggu poi ‘to burst’ pori eydu ‘to write’ bare bu:ku ‘to pour’ ba:ku kau ‘to steal’ kau te:u ‘to search’ ta:u muyungu ‘to swallow’ ra:ku ki:yu ‘to decend’ udu a:e ‘there’ avde u:e ‘here’ u:de e:e ‘where’ ave oa:vu ‘inside’ ga:vu mine:li ‘front’ mulle bayye ‘back’ bovvu attere ‘that much’ attee ittere ‘this much’ ittee ettere ‘how much’ ettee a:ata ‘like that’ aNa:ata i:nata ‘like this’ iNa:ata e:ata ‘like what’ eNa:ata pa:une ‘singing’ pa:nene m:une ‘doing’ n ku:une ‘adding’