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ana-ha
verb know (facts)
bookmarkbhabhara
maternal grandfather
bookmarkbhani-kwinkee
maternal aunt
bookmarkbhara
father
bookmarkbushanu
five
bookmarkcau
buffalo
bookmarkcii
song
bookmarkcwa
child
bookmarkcwi
alone
bookmarkdanatsho
girl
bookmarkdao-hho
bulls
bookmarkdebee
salt
bookmarkdhumba
hut
bookmarkdoxo
stick
bookmarkdumba
drum
bookmarkdzin-ra
days
bookmarke-o-wa
in
bookmarkgcaa
noun belly (lower part of body, abdomen)
bookmarkgcau
hyena
bookmarkgcubaa
spider
bookmarkgee
cow
bookmarkgoe
frog
bookmarkgudora
baboons
bookmarkgwi
rope
bookmarkgxam
thorn
bookmarkham
lion
bookmarkhitshe
day
bookmarkjinaa
well
bookmarkjumba/dumba
house
bookmarkkae-tsha-tsho
hunter
bookmarkkaro cwa
son
bookmarkkau tsho
noun man (adult male human)
bookmarkkue
leopard
bookmarkkui
verb say
bookmarkkumbu
grave
bookmarkkwee
river
bookmarknamanuka
where
bookmarkncaa
adjective new
bookmarkncuun
noun hair (on head of humans)
bookmarkndayi
how
bookmarknkabe
giraffe
bookmarkpimboro
mosquito
bookmarktaka
noun blood
bookmarktebee
lightning
bookmarktibhabha
brother
bookmarktikwa boka
Thank You
bookmarktsaha
noun hot (of weather)
bookmarktsawaha
fat
bookmarkTsha
men
bookmarktshwan-ira
you (pl)
bookmarktsiku
if
bookmarktunye
adjective round
bookmarkturuu
rat
bookmarktwinye
adjective good
bookmarkuwika
yesterday
bookmarkxhana
valley
bookmarkxhanara
valleys
bookmarkxhao
spear
bookmarkxuu
noun tooth (front, rather than molar)
bookmarkxwee
verb lie (on side, recline)
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