Cahuilla-English Wiktionary dictionary.tsv

'a'aviva|'á'aviva	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>An elder (person)</li></ol>
'a'awet|'á'awet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A fly</li></ol>
'akawat|'ákawat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The devil's claw or unicorn plant (Proboscidea althaeifolia)</li></ol>
'aklakul|áklakul	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>An annual plant with yellow flowers and edible seeds, Goldfields, Lasthenia californica</li></ol>
'alukul|álukul|'álukulam	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>wild goose</li></ol>
'alwet|'álwe'ti| álwemi |'álwetmi| 'álwe' |'álwetem| álwem | álwe'i |'álwet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>crow</li></ol>
'alxawill|álxawill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bowstring</li></ol>
'aminat|'áminat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>That which was thrown away</li><li>An orphan</li></ol>
'amiwoki|'amíwokim|'amíwoki	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>friend</li></ol>
'amna'a|'ámna'a	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>That which is big, great</li><li>God, spirit</li></ol>
'amul|ámulem|ámul	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>agave</li></ol>
'anet|ántem|ánet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A species of big, red ant</li></ol>
'aqnish|'áqnish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of sparrow</li></ol>
'ash|he'áchem|'ásh	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>an animal which is owned, a pet</li></ol>
'ashwet|'áshwet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A species of shrub, toyon, Heteromeles arbutifolia</li></ol>
'asill|ásill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>An annual plant with edible, peppery seeds, tansy mustard, Descurainia pinnata.</li></ol>
'asis|'ásis	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>niece (brother's daughter)</li></ol>
'aswet|'áswet|áswet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>eagle</li></ol>
'atmal|átmal|átmalem	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A small, wood-boring worm or grub</li></ol>
'atukul|'átukul	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>creosote bush</li></ol>
'atut|'átut	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>chokecherry (Prunus virginiana)</li></ol>
'avasill|ávasill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A species of willow, Salix gooddingii</li></ol>
'avusill|'ávusill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A species of cactus</li></ol>
'awal|'á'walem|'á'walem hé'achem|'áwal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dog</li><li>horn (of an animal)</li></ol>
'ayamal|'áyamall	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>raccoon</li></ol>
'ayill|'áyill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>turtle</li></ol>
'ayka'kal|áyka'kal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>nightshade, Solanum douglasii</li></ol>
'e'nanill|'énanill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>knowledge</li></ol>
'e'nanish|'é'nanish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Someone who knows a lot</li></ol>
'eel yakish|'éel yàkish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A breeze</li></ol>
'elelqwimal|'elélqwimal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Someone who is ugly</li></ol>
'elelqwish|'elélqwish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Someone or something completely bad</li></ol>
'enenekat|'énenekat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Something bitter</li></ol>
'eqwashmal|'éqwashmal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A boy</li></ol>
'estu'ish|'estú'ish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>watermelon</li></ol>
'eswanawet|'eswánawtem|'eswánawet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The desert wild grape, Vitis girdiana</li></ol>
'esweerta|'eswéerta	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(good) luck</li></ol>
'eyet|'éyet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A robber</li></ol>
'i'exish|'í'exish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>nothing,nonsense</li><li>desert, wilderness</li></ol>
'i'ipish|'í'pish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Desert Cahuilla dialect) doll</li></ol>
'iilu|'íilu	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>thread</li></ol>
'ikat|'íkat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A net with a loop around the forehead that was used to carry heavy loads on the back</li></ol>
'ill|'íll	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The honey mesquite, Prosopis glandulosa var. torreyana</li></ol>
'ingill|'íngill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>salt</li></ol>
'ipa|'ípa	<i>adv</i><br><ol><li>here</li></ol>
'isal|'ísal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A meadowlark, Sturnella neglecta</li></ol>
'isill|'ísill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>coyote</li></ol>
'iswet|'íswet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A large carnivore, either a wolf or a jaguar</li></ol>
'ivillu'at|'ívillu'at	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The Cahuilla language</li></ol>
'ivish|'ívish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>An awl used in making baskets</li></ol>
'iwyal|'íwyal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>thorn, sticker</li></ol>
'u'ut|'ú'utem|'ú'ut	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of woody shrub, chamise, Adenostoma fasciculatum</li></ol>
'uuli'|'úuli'	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rubber</li></ol>
'uuya'|'úuya'	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>olla</li></ol>
cha'al|chá'al	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A sieve</li><li>A trap</li></ol>
cha'ish|chá'ish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A species of jay, the Western Scrub Jay, Aphelocoma californica</li></ol>
chah|cháh	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>tea</li></ol>
chalaka|chálaka	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A horned lizard</li></ol>
chamish|chámish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The holly-leaved cherry, Prunus ilicifolia</li></ol>
chang'alangish|cháng'alangish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A species of plant, used medicinally.</li></ol>
chawa'al|cháwa'al|cháwa'am	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a rib</li></ol>
chawakal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>desert apricot (Prunus fremontii)</li></ol>
chawish|cháwish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A type of sandal formerly worn by the Cahuilla</li></ol>
chaxwal|cháxwal|cháxwalem	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>chuckwalla</li></ol>
chayal|cháyal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mistletoe</li></ol>
chaymuat|cháymuat	<i>name</i><br><ol><li>The Cupeño language</li></ol>
chaymuka|cháymuka	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>One of the Cupeño people</li></ol>
chayul|cháyul	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>An earring</li></ol>
chekivel|chékivel	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>diapers</li></ol>
chemewava|chemewáva	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>One of the Chemehuevi people</li></ol>
chepevqwal|chepévqwal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>truth</li></ol>
chexya'am|chéxya'am	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The Big Dipper</li></ol>
chi'ash|chí'ash	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A Mexican</li></ol>
chichikat|chíchikat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A rattle (of a rattlesnake)</li></ol>
chikishllam|chíkishllam	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A nettle</li></ol>
chima|chíma	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A tree branch.</li></ol>
ching'a|chíng'a	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hollow of the knee</li></ol>
chipatmal|chípatmal|chípatmalem	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a type of basket used for sifting or winnowing</li></ol>
chiqwapi|chíqwapi	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A walking stick</li></ol>
chivnish|chívnish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A species of plant, yerba mansa (Anemopsis californica)</li></ol>
chukal|chúkal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sticker, thorn</li><li>cholla (type of cactus), especially the teddy bear cholla (Cylindropuntia bigelovii)</li></ol>
chungal|chúngal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A sticker or thorn</li><li>A cholla cactus</li></ol>
chuungish|chúungish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Mountain Cahuilla dialect) A liar</li></ol>
chuviwenet|chúviwenet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>small change</li><li>dime</li></ol>
dioos|dióos	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>God</li></ol>
domingo|domíngo	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Sunday</li></ol>
duulsi|dúulsi	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>candy</li></ol>
gaatu|gáatu	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cat</li></ol>
hahyut|háhyut	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A sidewinder</li></ol>
hangal|hángal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>arrowweed, Pluchea sericea</li></ol>
hashla'il|háshla'il	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sweathouse, sweat lodge</li></ol>
hañal|háñal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>saliva, spit</li></ol>
hee|hée	<i>adv</i><br><ol><li>yes</li></ol>
hemu|hému	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>end, tip, edge</li></ol>
henil|hénil	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>redshanks, ribbonwood, Adenostoma sparsifolium, a woody shrub native to southern California in the US and northern Baja California in Mexico.</li></ol>
heveveqalet|héveveqalet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A large type of butterfly</li></ol>
hewnevash|héwnevash	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A fisherman</li></ol>
hikusal|híkusal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A soft spot on a baby's head, a fontanel</li></ol>
hingichish|híngichish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A refugee</li></ol>
hingiwet|híngiwet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>airplane</li></ol>
hiwña|híwña	<i>intj</i><br><ol><li>goodbye</li></ol>
hoopi|hóopi	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>One of the Hopi people</li></ol>
huat|húat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The iodine bush, Allenrolfea occidentalis</li></ol>
hul|hú'li|húl	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bow (weapon)</li></ol>
hulaqal|húlaqal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A shrub, wild buckwheat, any of several species of Eriogonum</li></ol>
hulul|húlul	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>back (of the body)</li></ol>
hunal|húnal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The American badger, Taxidea taxus</li></ol>
hunkat|húnkat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>elderberry, Sambucus nigra caerulea</li></ol>
hunuvat|húnuvat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The Mohave yucca, Yucca schidigera</li></ol>
hunwet|húnwet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bear</li></ol>
husill|húsill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The lower back</li></ol>
huulvel|húulvel	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A plant used in traditional Cahuilla ritual and medicine, California sagebrush (Artemisia californica)</li></ol>
huyal|húyal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A bow and arrow</li></ol>
huyanaxat|húyanaxat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>stick, cane</li></ol>
i'musill|í'musill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>interior live oak, Quercus wislizeni</li></ol>
kaalapi|káalapi	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>afterbirth</li></ol>
kaarne|káarne	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>meat</li></ol>
kalavaas|kalaváas	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>pumpkin</li></ol>
kapalish|kápalish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A hole (in something)</li></ol>
kapatmal|kápatmal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Mountain Cahuilla dialect) A saucepan</li></ol>
kaputil|káputil	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A small, round basket</li></ol>
kaputmal|káputmal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A round basket</li><li>(Mountain Cahuilla dialect) A cup</li></ol>
kavaayu|kaváayu	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>horse</li></ol>
kavive|kávive	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A hole</li></ol>
kawi'a|káwi'a	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>boss</li></ol>
kawkunill|káwkunill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>pocket, purse</li></ol>
kaxat|káxat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A piece of mesquite cake</li></ol>
kayval|káyval	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A species of jay: the Steller's Jay, Cyanocitta stelleri</li></ol>
ke'al|ké'al	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A bite (wound made by biting)</li></ol>
ke'met|ké'met	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>soot</li></ol>
kechish|kéchish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A species of lizard</li></ol>
kelawat|kélawat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>wood, tree</li></ol>
kelawat 'eneneka|kélawat 'éneneka	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The elephant tree, Bursera microphylla</li></ol>
kelel|kélel	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>manzanita, any of several species of Arctostaphylos</li></ol>
kewet|kéwet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A fiesta</li></ol>
keyish|kéyish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A sore</li></ol>
ki'at|kí'at	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>child, baby</li></ol>
ki'awet|kí'awet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A plant: any of several annual or perennial species of Chenopodium</li></ol>
ki'i|kí'i	<i>adv</i><br><ol><li>no</li></ol>
kikesewva'al|kíkesewva'al	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A hallucinogenic plant used in traditional rituals, jimsonweed, Datura wrightii</li></ol>
kill|kíll	<i>adv</i><br><ol><li>Not</li></ol>
kille	<i>particle</i><br><ol><li>not</li></ol>
killimu'at|kíllimu'at	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A species of lizard, the western whiptail, Cnemidophorus tigris</li></ol>
kimul|kímul	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>door (of a house)</li></ol>
kimungax|kímungax	<i>adv</i><br><ol><li>outside</li></ol>
kinangill|kínangill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A wife</li><li>Marriage</li></ol>
kinangish|kínangish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A married man</li></ol>
kish|kísh	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A house</li></ol>
kisill|kísill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A species of hawk, perhaps the peregrine falcon, Falco peregrinus</li></ol>
kisish|kísish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>shade</li></ol>
kisvaxat|kísvaxat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A roof, a shade</li></ol>
kiwat|kíwat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A plant, deerweed (Acmispon glaber)</li></ol>
kiwnish|kíwnish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Desert Cahuilla dialect) A wall</li></ol>
kiyul|kíyull	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fish</li></ol>
ku'al|kú'al	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A louse (insect)</li></ol>
ku'ash|kú'ash	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A wormy mesquite pod</li></ol>
ku'ut|kú'ut	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The cattail, Typha latifolia</li></ol>
kuku'ul|kúku'ul	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A yucca-like plant, a beargrass (Nolina bigelovii)</li></ol>
kukul|kúkul	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A species of owl, perhaps the western screech owl, Megascops kennicottii</li></ol>
kukupil|kúkupil	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a sleepy person, sleepyhead</li></ol>
kumal|kúmal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A type of wooden spoon</li></ol>
kungsexwet|kúngsexwet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A bumblebee</li></ol>
kunill|kúnill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A sack</li></ol>
kupanill|kúpanill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of woodpecker</li></ol>
kupash|kúpash	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A barrel cactus, probably the California red barrel (Ferocactus cylindraceus)</li></ol>
kupvel|kúpvel	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A bed</li></ol>
kuspill|kúspi'lli|kúspill|kúspim|kúspillmi|kúspi|kúspillem|kúspimi|kúspiy	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The throat, its throat</li><li>Kúspi petuk ( petuk: (adv) inside); inside of her/his throat</li><li>(synonym) paxwáyva'al; inside of her/his throat</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(intrs.) to feel sore</li><li>-témi-</li><li>kúspi qéllaka (future inceptive -ka); her/his throat is beginning to feel sore, i.e. she/he has a sore throat</li><li>(intrs.) to close</li><li>kúspiy petéminqal; it is causing her/his throat to close</li><li>kúspiy~peytéminva'al ( verbal noun phrase) - lit. throat_where-it-causes-to-close; (Cahuilla grammar) the glottal stop < ' >; e.g.</li></ol>
kut|kút	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fire</li></ol>
kuvishnill|kúvishnill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of ant, smaller than the 'anet</li></ol>
kuyill|kúyill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A funeral</li></ol>
kuyva'al|kúyva'al	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A graveyard</li></ol>
la'la'|lá'la'	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of goose</li></ol>
lameesa|laméesa	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>table</li></ol>
laqachill|láqwachill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hide, leather, something made from leather</li></ol>
lavalvanet|lávalvanet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cottonwood, Populus fremontii</li></ol>
le'et|lé'et	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>stranger</li></ol>
looku|lóocu	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>crazy person</li></ol>
maays|máays	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>corn (US), maize</li></ol>
machil|máchil	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>tick, flea</li></ol>
malal|málal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A flat stone on which things are ground</li></ol>
malisapish|málisapish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Desert Cahuilla dialect) doll, toy</li></ol>
malmal|málmal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>butterfly; especially the queen (Danaus gilippus)</li></ol>
manal|mánal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Opuntia basilaris (beavertail cactus or beavertail prickly pear)</li></ol>
manisall|mánisall	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A small kind of scorpion</li></ol>
mavish|mávish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>evening, night</li></ol>
mawul|máwul	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fan palm, especially the California fan palm (Washingtonia filifera)</li></ol>
maxayill|máxayill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The mourning dove, Zenaida macroura</li></ol>
mayllu|máyllu	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>baby</li></ol>
mayxal|máyxal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of small lizard</li></ol>
mechewel|méchewel	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A yellow-flowered bushy perennial, alkali goldenbush, alkali jimmyweed (Isocoma acradenia)</li></ol>
melkinill|mélkinill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>music</li></ol>
melkinipi|mélkinipi	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>musical instrument</li></ol>
melkinipish|mélkinipish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>music</li></ol>
melkiniva'al|mélkish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>musician</li></ol>
melkish|mélkish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>white person, Anglo</li></ol>
melkishllu'vash|mélkishllu vash	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Someone who speaks English</li></ol>
menikish|ménikish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mesquite pods</li></ol>
menill|ménill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>moon</li><li>month</li></ol>
mesa'a|mésa'a	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rattlesnake</li></ol>
meyenat|méyenat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A type of basket used for storage</li></ol>
mi'at|mí'at	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>smoke</li></ol>
miisish|míisish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Sunday</li></ol>
miisiva'al|míisiva'al	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Church</li></ol>
miyell|míyell	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>honey</li></ol>
mu'ikill|mu'íkill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A mockingbird, Mimus polyglottos</li></ol>
muhulill|muhúlill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mosquito</li></ol>
mukash|múkash	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>flea</li></ol>
mukwenet|múkwenet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sickness</li><li>death</li></ol>
mullak|múllak	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>lizard</li></ol>
mululish|múlulish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>steam</li></ol>
mush'ival|mushíval	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Someone who is lazy</li></ol>
mutal|mútal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A species of cholla, Cylindropuntia acanthocarpa</li></ol>
muut|múut	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a horned owl, Bubo virginianus</li></ol>
muvi'|múvi'	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A small kind of lizard</li></ol>
muxaavikat|mukáavikat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Desert Cahuilla diaect) yellowjacket</li></ol>
namaqwanang|namaqwánang	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>five</li></ol>
naqal|náqal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>ear</li></ol>
naqwet|náqwet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A type of sumac, the sugar bush, Rhus ovata</li></ol>
naqyuvisal|naqyúvisal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>earwax</li></ol>
naswet|náswet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>smoke tree (Psorothamnus spinosus)</li></ol>
navet|návtem|návet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a kind of prickly pear cactus, perhaps Opuntia engelmannii</li><li>cactus (any member of the family Cactaceae, a family of flowering New World succulent plants)</li></ol>
nawillat|náwillat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>louse, bedbug</li></ol>
nawishmal|náwishmal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>girl</li></ol>
naxaluvel|náxaluvel	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>old man</li></ol>
naxanish|náxanish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>man, male</li></ol>
naxat|náxat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cane, stick</li></ol>
nayxal|náyxal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of large lizard</li></ol>
neat|néat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>basket</li></ol>
nehwet|néhwet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>pumpkin</li></ol>
nenema'ill|nénema'ill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hiccup</li></ol>
nexish|néxish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The coyote gourd (Cucurbita foetidissima), a wild plant related to squash, the fruits of which can be used for soap.</li></ol>
nga'a|ngá'a	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>end, corner</li></ol>
ngachish|ngáchish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sand</li></ol>
ngelelish|ngélelish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>edge (of water, mountains, etc.)</li></ol>
nichill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>woman</li></ol>
ninill|nínill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The fruit of the yucca, especially the banana yucca, Yucca baccata, which was sweet and edible after roasting.</li></ol>
nishlluvel|níshlluvel	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>old woman</li></ol>
nu'inat|nú'inat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>law</li></ol>
pa'akal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>brittlebush (Encelia farinosa)</li></ol>
pa'at|pá'at	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bighorn sheep</li></ol>
pa'ayal|pá'ayal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rattle</li></ol>
pa'il|pá'il	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A drink</li></ol>
pa'iwet|pá'iwet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Some kind of small rodent, perhaps a vole, deer mouse or pocket mouse</li></ol>
pa'ul|pá'ul	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of tule or bulrush, probably either Schoenoplectus acutus or Schoenoplectus californicus</li></ol>
paadre|páadre	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Catholic priest</li></ol>
paal|páal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mortar (for pounding and grinding)</li></ol>
paat|páat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>duck</li></ol>
paayish|páayish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>morning, dawn, daybreak</li></ol>
paañu|páañu	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>scarf</li></ol>
pah|páh	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>three</li></ol>
pahankish|páhankish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A tall, reed-like grass, with stems used for making arrows, the giant wild rye, Leymus condensatus</li></ol>
pakpish|pákpish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A flat paddle used in traditional pottery-making.</li></ol>
pal|pál	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>water</li></ol>
pal 'eneneka|pal 'éneneka	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>beer</li></ol>
pal vukivash|pál vúkivash|pal vukish|pál vúkish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of wading bird, perhaps a crane</li></ol>
palat|pálat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>leaf</li></ol>
palil|pálil	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bat (flying mammal)</li></ol>
palnat|pálnat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>An annual native sage with prickly leaves and edible seeds, Salvia carduacea</li></ol>
pamamall|pámamall	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A blind canyon</li></ol>
pangat|pángat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of tule or bulrush, Schoenoplectus americanus</li></ol>
panu'ul|pánu'ul	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of yucca used to make rope, Yucca whipplei or Hesperoyucca whipplei)</li></ol>
panuwenik|pánuwenik	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>canyon</li></ol>
pasal|pásal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>An annual native sage with nutritious seeds, chia, Salvia columbariae</li></ol>
pashwelish|pashwélish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>young and/or handsome man</li></ol>
pasivat|pásivat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>knife, sword</li></ol>
pasnat|pásnat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>tar or pitch</li></ol>
pasukat|pásukat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>horse</li></ol>
pasun|pásun	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>center, heart (plants)</li></ol>
patavniva'al|patávnival	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A stone with a groove in it, formerly used to straighten arrows</li></ol>
pavu|pávu	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>peacock</li></ol>
pawish|páwish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>scrub oak, Quercus berberidifolia</li></ol>
paxal|páxal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The reed, either native Phragmites australis, or introduced Arundo donax.</li></ol>
payish|páyish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fog</li></ol>
payul|páyul	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A species of lizard, the western whiptail, Cnemidophorus tigris</li></ol>
peesu|péesu	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dollar</li></ol>
penga|pénga	<i>adv</i><br><ol><li>there</li></ol>
pepeel|pepéel	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>paper</li><li>newspaper</li></ol>
peyna|péyna	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>comb</li></ol>
pi'pish|pí'pish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>horsefly</li></ol>
piill|píil	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hair, fur, feathers (down)</li></ol>
piintu|píintu	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>striped, spotted</li></ol>
pikllam|píkllam	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>strawberry, either the native Fragaria vesca or the cultivated Fragaria × ananassa</li><li>other edible berries</li></ol>
pipiviskun|pípiviskun	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>kidney</li></ol>
pisill|písill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>chuparosa</li><li>sugar</li></ol>
pit|pít	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>road, path, way</li></ol>
pivat|pívat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>tobacco, originally referring to any one of the native species of Nicotiana, which were important in traditional rituals and ceremonies.</li><li>smoking</li></ol>
piy'xwal|píy'xwal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of small lizard, possibly the western fence lizard, Sceloporus occidentalis</li></ol>
piyaxat|píyaxat|píyaxtem	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rainbow</li><li>A kind of caterpillar that used to be eaten by the Cahuilla, Hyles lineata</li></ol>
puchill|púchill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>eye</li></ol>
pulmish|púlmish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>nighthawk</li></ol>
pulmiwet|púlmiwet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>turkey</li></ol>
puuish|púhchem|púui'chi| púu' / pú' | púum / púm |púuish| púumi / púmi | púu'i / pú'i |púi'chi|púish|púhshmi	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>roadrunner</li></ol>
puul|púul	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A shaman, medicine man</li></ol>
puvial|púvial	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>elbow</li></ol>
qashill|qáshill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of locoweed with pods that can be used as a seasoning</li></ol>
qawal|qáwal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of rat, perhaps a woodrat in the genus Neotoma</li></ol>
qawinaawish|qawináawish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>echo</li></ol>
qawish|qáwish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rock, mountain</li></ol>
qawisish|qáwisish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fox</li></ol>
qax'a|qáx'a	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>seed</li></ol>
qaxal|qáxal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of quail, the valley quail or California quail, Callipepla californica</li></ol>
qaxalkut|qáxalkut	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of wild gourd, possibly Cucurbita digitata</li></ol>
qaxawet|qáxawet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of quail, the Mountain Quail, Oreortyx pictus</li></ol>
qellaka|qéllaka	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cold (illness)</li></ol>
qichill|qíchill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>money</li></ol>
qingish|qíngish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of ground squirrel, probably the California ground squirrel, Otospermophilus beecheyi</li></ol>
qingish hingivash|qíngish híngivash	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A flying squirrel</li></ol>
qwa'al|qwá'al	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of hawk, perhaps the red-tailed hawk, Buteo jamaicensis</li></ol>
qwa'isneat|qwá'isneat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sign, painting</li><li>letter, writing</li></ol>
qwa'isnevash|qwá'isnevash	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>writer</li></ol>
qwaati|qwáati	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>twin</li></ol>
qwachal|qwáchal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The cheek</li></ol>
qwai'isneill|qwá'isneaill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>written word, writing</li></ol>
qwall'it|qwáll'it	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The sap from a mesquite tree</li></ol>
qwasanemchiip|qwasanemchíip	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of bird, described as "bald-headed", perhaps the verdin</li></ol>
qwey'eqivash|qwéy'eqivash	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bug</li></ol>
qwiñill|qwíñill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>acorn</li><li>The California black oak, Quercus kelloggii (the California oak species with the best acorns for eating)</li></ol>
sa'ill|sá'ill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>guts</li></ol>
sa'wal|sá'wal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>head louse</li></ol>
saanat|sáanat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>gum</li></ol>
saanat mishva'al|sáanat míshva'al	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>chewing gum</li></ol>
saandiya|sandíya	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>watermelon</li></ol>
saankat|sáankat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>One or more kinds of plants with sticky leaves, including Adenostoma sparsifolium</li></ol>
saavet|sáavet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Mountain Cahuilla dialect) A Mexican</li></ol>
salul|sálul	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fingernail</li></ol>
samat|sámat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>grass, brush, weeds</li></ol>
saqapish|sáqapish|sáqapchem	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Mountain Cahuilla dialect) kind of edible mushroom that grows on cottonwood stumps</li></ol>
saval|sávalem|sával	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bark, skin, shell (the outer covering of something).</li></ol>
sawish|sáwish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>tortilla</li></ol>
saxamal|sáxamal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of willow</li></ol>
saxat|sáxat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>willow</li></ol>
se'ish|sé'ish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>flower</li></ol>
se'wiwet|sé'wiwet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>beggar</li></ol>
sel|sél	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>flower</li></ol>
selet|sélet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of sumac with sour, edible berries and flexible stems used for making baskets, Rhus trilobata</li></ol>
semaana|semáana	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>week</li></ol>
seqwaval|seqwával	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>carrying-basket</li></ol>
seva'|séva'	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fall, autumn</li></ol>
sevel|sével	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>yucca blossom</li></ol>
sewaxill|séwaxillem|séwaxill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>An unripe/green mesquite pod</li></ol>
sewel|séwel	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A bush which can be used as soap. Probably Atriplex polycarpa</li></ol>
sewet|séwet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rattlesnake</li></ol>
sewet hahyut|séwet háhyut	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sidewinder</li></ol>
sexwet|séxwet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cook</li></ol>
siat|síat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cradle</li></ol>
sichingill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>catclaw mesquite (Senegalia greggii)</li></ol>
sikawet|síkawet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of squirrel, the Western gray squirrel, Sciurus griseus</li></ol>
simut|símut	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of grass that grows in alkaline soils, saltgrass, Distichlis spicata</li></ol>
sisill|sísill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>chipmunk</li></ol>
siskingill|sískingill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>pinacate beetle</li></ol>
sivill|sívill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A sycamore tree, Platanus racemosa</li></ol>
sivuyal|sívuylam|sívuyal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>worm</li></ol>
su'ish|sú'ish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>jackrabbit, rabbit</li></ol>
su'wet|sú'wet|sú'wtem	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>star</li></ol>
sukat|súktam|súkat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>deer; especially the California mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus californicus)</li></ol>
sunhamanill|sunhámanill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>shame</li></ol>
sunill|súnill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>heart</li></ol>
suplli|súplli	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>one</li></ol>
suul|súulem	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a kind of grass used to make baskets: deergrass, Muhlenbergia rigens</li></ol>
suwanawet|suwánawtem|suwánawet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The desert wild grape, Vitis girdiana</li></ol>
suyill|súyil	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>scorpion</li></ol>
tachal|táchal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>tree bark</li></ol>
tachikal|táchikal|táchiklam|táchikulam	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of cicada found on mesquite, Diceroprocta apache</li></ol>
tallki|tállki|tállkim	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mariposa lily, or Indian potato, plants in the genus Calochortus with showy flowers and edible bulbs.</li></ol>
tamakeñish|tamakéñish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Desert Cahuilla dialect) A liar</li></ol>
tamal|támlem|támal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mouth</li><li>tooth</li></ol>
tamawet|támawet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mockingbird</li></ol>
tamill|támill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>knee</li></ol>
tamit|támit	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Mountain Cahuilla dialect) sun</li></ol>
tamyat|támyat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Desert Cahuilla dialect) sun</li></ol>
tanwivel|tánwivel	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A plant used medicinally by the Cahuilla, yerba santa, Eriodictyon trichocalyx</li></ol>
tapa'mal|tápa'mal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>pot, pottery</li></ol>
tataxil|tátakil	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>egotist</li></ol>
tataxsill|tátaxsill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of small lizard, especially the western whiptail (Aspidoscelis tigris).</li></ol>
tavasill|távasill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of oak</li></ol>
tavish|távish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>creator</li><li>A kind of woodpecker, the flicker, Colaptes auratus</li><li>arrowhead</li></ol>
tavut|távtem|távut	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cottontail rabbit (esp. Sylvilagus audubonii)</li></ol>
tawpa'|táwpa'	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>summer</li></ol>
tawpaxish|táwpaxish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>year</li></ol>
tawval|táwval	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>thunder</li></ol>
taxawill|táxawill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>body</li></ol>
taxliswet|táxliswetem|táxliswet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>person, human being</li><li>Cahuilla Indian</li></ol>
taxmingkik|taxmíngkik|taxmíngkiktem	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>relative</li></ol>
taxmu'at|táxmu'at	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>song</li></ol>
taxmulill|taxmúlill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>enema</li></ol>
taxqwa'isneva'al|taxqwá'isneva'al	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>camera</li></ol>
taxsunwe'ill|taxsúnwe'ill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sadness</li></ol>
tekish|tékish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cave, hole</li></ol>
tekluvel|tékluvel	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>noon</li><li>midnight</li></ol>
tekvet|tékvetem|tékvet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of hawk</li></ol>
telmekish|télmekish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The home of the dead</li></ol>
temal|témal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dirt, soil</li><li>land, ground</li><li>world</li></ol>
temasesket|temasésket	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>weasel</li></ol>
temash|témash	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bushes, scrub, thick undergrowth</li></ol>
tene'awka|téne'awka	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>whirlwind</li></ol>
tenill|ténlam|ténill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>pronghorn antelope, Antilocapra americana</li></ol>
tepaqal|tépaqal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>belt</li></ol>
teqnat|téqnat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>popcorn</li></ol>
teqwel|tékwlam|tékwel	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>skunk</li></ol>
tesel|tésel	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of yellow clay</li></ol>
teseqaxal|teseqáxal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of quail</li></ol>
tesevel|tésevel	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A plant used for greens, probably Chylismia claviformis</li></ol>
tetinat|tétinat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of bird, the Loggerhead shrike,</li></ol>
tevat|tévat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>single-leaf pinyon (Pinus monophylla)</li><li>Parry pinyon (Pinus quadrifolia)</li></ol>
tevinmall|tevillmall|tévinmall|tévillmall|tévinmallem	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>kidney bean</li></ol>
tewal|téwal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>name</li></ol>
ti'al|tí'alem|tí'al	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of lizard</li></ol>
ting'aypish|tíng'aypish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>medicine</li></ol>
ting'ayvash|tíng'ayvachem|tíng'ayvash	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>doctor</li></ol>
tiwill|tíwillem|tíwill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of small mushroom that grows under trees</li></ol>
triiwa'a|tríiwa'a	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>wheat</li></ol>
tu'at	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>flour, meal</li></ol>
tuchill|túchill|túshllem	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hummingbird; especially Costa's hummingbird (Calypte costae)</li></ol>
tuchive|túchive	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>shoelace</li></ol>
tukmiyat|túkmiyat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>night</li></ol>
tukut|túkut	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The bobcat, Lynx rufus</li></ol>
tukvash|túkvash	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>knife</li></ol>
tukwet|túkwet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mountain lion, cougar (Felis concolor)</li></ol>
tull|túll	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>coal</li></ol>
tupichish|túpichish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>lard</li></ol>
tutumish|tútumish|tútumichem	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of beetle that defends itself by raising its abdomen and releasing a pungent odor, the stink beetle or pinacate</li></ol>
tutut|tútut	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Leafless shrubs in the genus Ephedra used to make tea</li></ol>
vaaka'|váaka'	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cow</li></ol>
wa'at|wákat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>roasted meat</li></ol>
wa'ish|wá'ish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>meat</li></ol>
wakat|wákat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>wing</li></ol>
wal'a|wál'a	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Tree trunk, stump</li></ol>
wanish|wánish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>river</li></ol>
waqat|wáqat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>shoe</li></ol>
waxachill|wáxashllem|wáxachill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>frog or toad</li></ol>
weevu'|wéevum|wéevu'	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>egg</li></ol>
wesanwet|wésanwet|wésanwetem	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of hawk</li></ol>
wewelpish|wéwelpichem|wéwelpish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Desert Cahuilla dialect) A kind of mushroom</li></ol>
wewnish|wéwnish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rain</li></ol>
wexet|wéxet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>pine</li></ol>
wi'asill|wí'asill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of oak, the coast live oak, Quercus agrifolia</li></ol>
wi'at|wí'at	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of oak: the canyon live oak, Quercus chrysolepis</li></ol>
wi'it|wí'item|wí'it	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>grasshopper</li></ol>
wichiw|wíchiw	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>four</li></ol>
wih|wíh	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>two</li></ol>
wiirupish|wíirupish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>flute</li></ol>
wikikmal|wíkikmallem| wíkikmami |wíkikmal|wíkikma'lli|wíkikmallmi| wíkikmay | wíkikmam | wíkikma' 	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bird</li></ol>
wikill|wíkill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>feather</li></ol>
will|wíll	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fat, grease</li></ol>
willa'a|wílla'a	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A straight line</li></ol>
willall|wíllall	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fox</li></ol>
wiwish|wíwish	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>acorn mush</li></ol>
wiyal|wíyal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of cactus, Cylindropuntia ramosissima</li></ol>
wiyelelek|wíyelelekem|wíyelelek	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of bird, perhaps a shrike</li></ol>
xanemuu|xanemúu'um|xanemúu	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>chicken</li></ol>
xuull|xúulem|xúull	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bean</li></ol>
xwalxwal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>spider</li></ol>
ya'i|yá'i	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>wind</li></ol>
yangva'|yángva'|yángva'am	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of lizard</li></ol>
yawaywet|yáwaywet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>canyon</li></ol>
yet|yét	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>female (animal)</li></ol>
yulal|yúlal	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A kind of mushroom that grows on oaks</li></ol>
yulil|yúlil	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The incense cedar Calocedrus decurrens.</li></ol>
ñashvel|náshvel	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>chair, seat</li></ol>
ñichill|ñícill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>woman, female</li></ol>
ñuchill|ñúchill	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dough</li></ol>
Ɂ|ɂ	<i>character</i><br><ol><li>The thirty-fifth letter of the Cahuilla alphabet, written in the Latin script.</li></ol>
ɂ|Ɂ	<i>character</i><br><ol><li>The thirty-fifth letter of the Cahuilla alphabet, written in the Latin script.</li></ol>