B
	
(C) bainah  			vaina
		pod, sheath, scabbard
		-bainah-yu (poss.)  i-bainah-yu "its pod (of plant)" 
		Sp. vaina
	
(SD) bakunár, -chiwa  	vacunar
		to vaccinate
		Sp. vacunar
	
(SD) balde(h)  		balde, cubeta
		bucket, pail
		Sp. balde
	
(SD) balór  			valor
		value, worth; bravery, valor
	
(SD) bambu(h)  		bambú
		bamboo
		Sp. bambú

(SD) banketa  			banqueta 
		stool
		Sp. banqueta

(SD) bankuh  			banco 
		bench
		Sp. banco

(SD) barabatón  		bambú 
		bamboo sp.
		Sp. vara-baton

(SD) barkuh  			barco 		
		trough, boat
		Sp. barco

(SD) barriu  			barrio
		barrio, ward, quarter
		barriu rosario "Barrio del Rosario" (also called katani " below")
		barriu calvario "Barrio del Calvario" (also calle ahkuwi "above") 
	
(SD) basta  			¡basta!
		that's enough!, stop it!
		Sp. basta

(SD) bautisár, -chiwa  		bautizar to baptize
		Sp. bautizar

(SD) bayeh  				valle
		valley
		Sp. valle

(C) -bechi  				vecino 
		neighbor 
		-bechi (poss.) nu-bechi "my neighbor" 
		cf. also -besi:nuh "neighbor"
		Sp. (?) vecino

(SD) belar, -chiwa  			velar
		to watch, guard (to stay awake) 
		Sp. velar            

(SD) bendedor  			vendedor
		merchant, seller, vender
		Sp. vendedor

(SD) bendedora  			vendedora
		merchant woman, woman seller
		Sp. vendedora

(C) bendesír, -chiwa  			bendecir
		to bless
		Sp. bendecír
(SD) bendesir, -chiwa

(SD) benenu(h)  			veneno
		poison
		Sp. veneno

(SD) -bentanah -yak  			narices
		nostrils
		i-bentanah nu-yak "my nostril(s)"
		cf. Sp. ventana "window", -yak 'nariz'

(C) berdo:lake  			verdolaga
		purslane (edible plant)
		Sp. verdolaga
		cf. (SD) berdulaga(h)

(SD) berdulaga(h)  			verdolaga
		purslane (edible plant) 
		Sp.verdolaga
		cf. (C) berdo:lake

(SD) bersoh  				verso, canción 
		verse, song
		Sp. verso

(C) -besi:nuh  				vecino 
		neighbor
		cf. also -bechi "neighbor" 
		Sp. vecino  
(SD) besi:nuh

(SD) basu(h)  				vaso
		(drinking) glass
		Sp. vaso

(SD) bestir, (mu)-chiwa  		vestir(se) 
		to dress (oneself)
		Sp. vestir(se)

(C) bi:dah  				sabroso, rico, gusto 
		delicious, good
		Sp. vida

(SD) bidah 				la vida
		life
		Sp. vida

(C) bien  				favor 
		favor 
		xi-k-chiwa ne bien "please", "do me a favor!" 
		Sp. bien

(SD) bie:pta, yepta  			antier, anteayer
		day before yesterday, three days ago
		cf. wi:pta "day after tomorrow"
		CN yeouiptla (Mol.), yeueyupan (Sim.)
		cf. (C) ya:wepta

(SD) bigoteh  bigote
	moustache
	Sp. bigote

(SD) bigriyu(h)  			vidrio
		glass
		Sp. vidrio  (vigrio, local pronunciation)

(SD) bigruh  				botella, vidrio
		bottle, glass
		Sp. vidrio (vigrio, local pronunciation)

(SD) bilubyo, dilubyo    		diluvio
		flood
		Sp. diluvio

(SD) birwelah  			viruela
		(small)pox
		Sp. viruela

(SD) bisitante  			visitante 
		visitor
		Sp. visitante

(SD) bisiu(h)  				vicio
		bad habit, vice
		Sp. vicio

(C) blu:sah  				blusa
		blouse
		Sp. blusa

(SD) bobo, michin bobo   		pescado bobo 
		fish sp., "dumb" fish
		Sp. bobo "stupid"; cf. michin "fish"

(SD) bodah  				boda
		wedding
		Sp. boda

(SD) bolida  				vuelo 
		flight
		Sp. (?) volado

(SD) bolkán, bulkán   			volcán 
		volcano, mountain
		Sp. volcán

(SD) bordár, -chiwa  			bordar 
		to embroider
		Sp. bordar

(SD) -bordón, bordón   		bordón 
		walking cane, staff 
		nu-bordón "my cane"
		Sp. bordón

(SD) borbunar, -chiwa  		burbujear 
		to bubble
		Sp. (?) borbollonear

(SD) bo:ta(h) 				bota
		boot
		Sp. bota

(SD) botaka   				botadora, butaca 
		armchair
		Sp. butaca

(C) boteyah, boteah   			botella 
		bottle
		Sp. botella
(SD) boteya(h)  			botella, bote 
		bottle, (tin)can

(SD) botón   				botón
		button
		Sp. botón

(SD) brabu(h)  			arisco, bravo 
		surly, angry
		Sp. bravo

(SD) brisa(h)  				brisa
		breeze
		Sp. brisa
		tik brisah "in the open air" ("al aire libre") 
		wi:ts brisah duro "there's a strong wind"

(C) bruhah  				bruja
		witch, sorceress
		Sp. bruja
(SD) bruha(h)  			bruja, mágica
		witch, magic

(SD) bruhu(h)  			huracan, brujo 
		strong wind, witch, sorcerer 
		Sp. brujo

(C) -buchi  				manzana (de Adán) 
		Adam's apple
		nu-buchi "my Adam's apple" 
		Sp. buche "craw, gullet"
(SD) -buchi, -buche  			tragadera, buche 
		craw, gullet, throat
		i-buchi "its craw"

(SD) bulkán, bolkán  			volcán 
		volcano, mountain
		Sp. volcán

(SD) burgár, -chiwa  			burgar, bramear, bramar
		to bellow, to roar, to howl
		Sp. burgar

(SD)  burruh    	burro (marco de madera que se pone debajo de la piedra de moler)
		wooden frame put under the quern (metate) for support
		Sp. burro

(SD) burru(h), burra(h)  		burro, burra
		burro, donkey
		Sp. burro, burra

(SD) bwelto(h), welto(h)  		vuelto, cambio
		change (money)

(SD) bwenas diyas  			buenos días
		good morning
		Sp. buenos dias

(SD) bwenas tardes  			buenas tardes
		good afternoon          

(SD) bwey  				buey
		ox
		Sp. buey 

CH

(C) chacha  			la chacha (pájaro)
		bird sp. (a bird which sings a lot)
		chahchacha (pl.)

(SD) chachalaka (i.v.)  	sonar feo (tener mal sonido) 
		to sound bad
		chachalaka (pres.)
		chachalaka-k (pret.)
		chachalaka-tuk (perf.) (?)
		CN cf. chachachalaca (Sim.) "gritar, hablar en voz alta"

(SD) chachapal  		tunca parida, marrana con su cría
		sow with piglets

(C)  chachawa-t   		chachaguate, guate, endosado, chacho (guineo o mango 						endosado, que sale dos en uno, gemelo)
		doubled or twin, of fruit where two are joined in one
		CN cf. (?) chachauatl (Sim.) "lirón"; (Mol.) "animal como rata"
(SD) chachawa-t

(SD) chahchakwa:ni (t.v., redup.(?))  	machucar, picar
		to mash, to cut up
		chahchakwa:ni (pres.) ni-k-chahchakwa:ni "I mash it" 
		chahchakwa:n, chahchakwa:n-ki (pret.) 
		chahchakwa:n-tuk (perf.)

(C) chahchalua (t.v., redup.)    		dar golpes, estar golpeando
		to beat
		CN chachaloa (Sim.) "endurecer algo"
		cf. chalua "to hit, to beat"
(SD) chahchalua

(SD) chahchankwa (t.v., redup.)  		masticar
		to chew
		chahchankwa (pres.) ni-k-chahchankwa "I'm chewing it"
		chahchankwah (pret.)
		chahchankwah-tuk (perf.)
		cf. -kwa "to eat"
		cf. (C) chunkwahkwa "to chew"

(C) chahchi:l-kwawi-t  			guacoco
		tree sp., a small tree with round, red fruit which birds eat 
		cf. chi:l- 'red', kwawi-t "tree" 

(C) chakal-in  			camarón
		shrimp
		chahchakalin (pl.)
		CN chacalin (Mol.) "camarón grande"
(SD) chakal-in

(SD) chakaltia (t.v.)  		alegrar el fuego, apurar el fuego, encender-lo más (atizar)
		to stoke, to build up the fire
		chakaltia (pres.)
		chakaltih (pret.)
		chakaltih-tuk (perf.)
		cf. (?) chakal-in "shrimp", -tia 'caus.'

(C) chakanaltituk (adj.) 	brasas regadas
		coals spread out so fire will burn better or will light 

(C)  cha:kwahtsin   		alzadero (lugar donde  guardan  cosas),  gancho (alzadero)
		place where things are stored, storage hook
		chahcha:kwahtsin (pl.)
		cf. -tsin 'diminutive'

(C) chakwate  			chacuate (saltamonte, chapulin)
		grasshopper sp. (eats bean plants)
		Sp. chacuate (a Spanish loan originally borrowed from Pipil into Spanish and then 			borrowed a new into Pipil from Spanish); cf. -kwa "to eat"

(C) chalchulu-t  		guayabillo
		small guava sp.
		cf. (?) cha:luku-t "guava"

(C) chalua (t.v.)  		golpear, pegar 
		to hit, to beat
		chalua (pres.)
		chaluh (pret.)
		chaluh-tuk (perf.) ni-k-chaluh-tuk "I've hit him" 
		cf. ta-chalua "to be hitting (something)"

		CN cf. chaloa (Sim.) "reganar a un inocente delante del culpable"
(SD) chalua

(C) cha:luku-t  		guayaba
		guava
		-cha:luku (poss.)
		chahcha:lukut (pl.)
		cf. perhaps related to uku-t "pine" (?); cf. chalchulu-t "small guava sp." (guayabillo)
(SD) cha:luku-t

(SD) -cha:mahka  		cintura, gruesura
		waist
		nu-cha:mahka "my waist"
		cf. cha:ma:wak "thick"
		CN cf. chamactik, chamauac (Sim.) "grosero, grande"

(SD) chamarru  		tortuga del mar
		sea turtle
		Sp. chamarro (?)

(SD) cha:ma:wak  		grueso
		thick
		CN chamauac (Mol.) "grueso, grande"

(C) champe:ris, champeris     güisamper, huisamper (bejuco como el güisquil (chayote))
		a vine, like chayote with round seed that are eaten
		Sp. (?)

(C) champinu:l   		champinol, pinol con dulce
		a sweet pinole, powdered, in a small tub
		CN cf. chianpinolli (Sim.) "especie de bebida"
		cf. chan "chíya", pinu:l "pinole"

(C) chan 			chan, chía (semillas muy chiquitas para fresco) 
		amaranth (?), very small seeds used for a drink
		CN chia, chian, chiyan (Sim.) "chía"; chi(y)am- in compounds, e.g. chiam-atl (Sim.) 			"aceite de chía"

(C) -chan  			casa, hogar
		house, home
		-chan (poss.) nu-chan "my house"
		chan "at (someone's house)" ((a) donde; a la casa de) 
		CN cha:ntli (Car.); PN *cha:n-
(SD) -chan

(C) -chan, tu-chan  		pueblo
		town, village
		tu-chan "the town" (literally "our house(s)")
		nu-chan "my town"
		cf. (SD) te:-chan "town"

(SD) chankwita(-)t   		chancaca, dulce de maiz
		a sweet powder made of an ear of corn called "joco" which has very  small white 				kernels, powdered and eaten with  sugar and cinnamon; some call it "tiste"
		-chankwitat (poss.)
		cf. chan "chan, chía" (amaranth ?), kwita-t "excrement"
		CN cf. chiancaca (Sim.) "mazapan de la tierra"

(SD) -chanta:ka-w   			amigo, persona del mismo pueblo, coterraneo 
		friends, persons from the same town
		nu-chanta:ka-w "my friend, my co-resident of the town"
		cf. (te:-)chan "town", ta:ka-t "man"

(C) chapachin 				bajito
		short
		chahchapachin (pl.)
		-tsin 'diminutive'
		cf. (C) tsapatsin

(C) cha:pah  				cera, chapa  (juego de cera) 
		wax, a game played with wax

		(also, for example, ni-m-a:wiltia sah-ti "to play chapa" is said; cf. sah-ti "wax")
		Sp. chapa

(SD) chaparroh    			chaparro (bajo; una bebida fuerte de maiz)
		short; a strong corn drink
		Sp. chaparro

(SD) chapin  				Guatemala, guatemalteco
		Guatemala, Guatemalan
		chapines (pl.)
		Sp. chapin "Guatemala" (from chapin "sandal" (?))

(C) chapul-ehtapal  			chapulaltapa, chapulejtapa (árbol, medicinal) 
		tree sp., medicinal, literally "grasshopper-wing tree"
		cf. chapul-in "grasshopper", -ehtapal "wing"

(C) chapul-in  				chapulín
		grasshopper sp., locust
		chahchapulin (pl.)
		CN chapolin (Sim.) "saltamontes"
(SD) chapul-in

(SD) charkuh   			chaguite, chahuite, charco
		puddle
		Sp. charco

(SD) chawiti, chawite   		chaguite, chahuite, charco
		wet ground with water and fine mud; puddles, swampy ground
		Sp. chaguite, originally Pipil, borrowed into Spanish and later reborrowed back into 			Pipil
(C) -chaw-i-w  		"segundo cuñado" (así se llama el segundo marido de una 						mujer que vuelve a casarse despues de la muerte de su primer 					marido)
		“second brother-in-law” (said of the second husband if a woman remarries after the  			death of her first husband)
		nu-chaw-pi-w "mi segundo cuñado" ("my second brother-in-law"(?))

(C) chaya:wa  			extender, tender, regar 
		to spread out, to extend, to scatter
		chaya:wa (pres.) ni-k-chaya:h-a "I already extended  it,  I already scattered it"
		chaya:h (pret.)
		chaya:h-tuk (perf.)
		CN chaya:wa  (Car.) "esparcir, derramar"; chayaua (Sim.) "esparcir, sembrar"
(SD) chaya:wa
		chaya:w, chaya:w-ki (pret.)
		chaya:w-tuk (perf.)
		cf. ta-chaya:wa "to be spreading (something)"

(SD)  cha:yuh  		chayo (planta como el güisquil (chayote), pero más peludo, 						más espinudo, más feo)
		a chayote-like plant, but thornier and uglier
		CN chayotli (Sim.) "chayote"

(SD) chayuntia (t.v., r.v.)  	mecer, columpiar
		to swing, to rock
		chayuntia (pres.) ni-k-chayuntia "I'm swinging it",  
		mu-chayuntia "it's swinging"      
		chayuntih (pret.)
		chayuntih-tuk (perf.)

(C) che:cheke  		cheje (pájaro como el pájaro carpintero) 
		bird sp., like a woodpecker
		chehchekemet, chehche:cheke (pl.)
		cf. (SD) chehe

(SD) chehe  			cheje (pájaro como el pájaro carpintero) (cheheʔ) 
		bird sp., like a woodpecker
		Sp. cheje
		cf. (C) che:cheke

(SD) chibos  			chivos, dados
		dice
		Sp. chivos (cf. chivear "to play dice")

(C) chi:chi (t.v.)  		mamar
		to nurse, to suck
		chi:chi (pres.) ki-chi:chi "she sucks it" (gichi:chiʔ) 
		chi:chi-k (pret.)
		chi:chi-tuk (perf.)
		CN chichi (Sim.)
(SD) chi:chi: (t.v., i.v.)
		chi:chi:-k (pres.) ni-chi:chi: "I'm nursing", ni-k-chi:chi: "I'm sucking it"
		chi:chi:-k (pret.)
		chi:chi:-tuk (perf.)

(C) -chi:chih  			chichi, seno, teta 
		breast, teat
		i-chi:chih "its teat, her breast" i-chi:chih wa:kax "cow's teat" 
		i-chihchi:chih (pl.)
		cf. (SD) -chichi:wal

(C) chichik  			amargo
		bitter
		chihchichik (pl.)
		CN chichic (Sim.)
(SD) chichik  	amargo, fuerte (de chile) 
		bitter, strong (sharp, of chilipepper)

(C) -chichi:ka  		hiel
		bile, gall
		i-chichi:ka "his bile" (ichichi:gaʔ) 
		cf. chichik "bitter"
		CN chichicatl (Sim.)
(SD) -chichika
		nu-chichika "my bile, gall"

(SD) chichikakaw  		mirasol, girasol
		sunflower
		cf. (?) chichik "bitter", a:ka-t "reed, cane"

(C) chichiktiya (i.v.)  		amargarse
		to become bitter, to grow bitter, to get bitter 
		chichiktiya (pres.)
		chichiktiya-k (pret.)
		chichiktiya-tuk (pret.)
		cf. chichik "bitter", -ya 'inchoative'
		CN cf. chichilia (Sim.)

(SD) chichi:lnah  		coloradoso, color achiotado, rojizo 
		reddish
		cf. chi:l- 'red', -nah 'adj.'
(C) chi:chi:ltia (t.v., redup.)  		rojear, hacer rojo 
		to redden, to make red
		chi:chi:ltia (pres.)
		chi:chi:ltih (pret.)
		chi:chi:ltih-tuk (perf.)
		cf. chi:l-tik "red"
		CN chichiltia (Sim.) "enrojecerse, volverse rojo"
		cf. (SD) chihchi:ltia

(C)  chi:chi:ltiya  (i.v.,   redup.)   	enrojecerse,  acoloradearse, ponerse colorado
		to redden, to turn red
		chi:chi:ltiya (pres.)
		chi:chi:ltih (pret.)
		chi:chi:ltih-tuk (perf.)
		cf. chi:l-tik "rojo", -ya 'inchoative'
		CN chichiltia (Sim.) "enrojecerse, volverse rojo"

(C) chichina (t.v.)  			chupar, fumar
		to suck, to smoke
		chichina (pres.)
		chichin (pret.) ni-k-chichin-ki-ya "I already smoked it" 
		chichin-tuk
		CN chichina (SD) "chupar"
(SD) chichina
		chichin-ki (pret.)
		cf. ta-chichina "to be smoking (something)"

(C) chichinaka (i.v.(?))  		arder (p.ej. quemadura)
		to burn, to smart
		chichinaka (pres.)
		chichinaka-k (pret.) (?) 
		chichinaka-tuk (perf.) (?) 
		cf. chichinua "to singe" 
		CN chichinaca (Sim.) "sufrir, sentir dolor, pena, picar (llaga)"; chichinaca (Car.) 				"tener dolor"

(C) chichinua (t.v.)  			chamuscar, quemar
		to singe, to burn
		chichinua (pres.)
		chichinuh (pret.) nech-chichinuh "it burned me"
		chichinuh-tuk (perf.)
		CN chichinoa (Sim.) "quemar"; chichinoa (UC) "chamuscar, quemar"      
(SD) chichinua

(C) chi:chiwah, chi:chiwal  		morro, guacal, calabaza (de árbol)
		gourd
		cf. chi:chih (?) "breast, teat"
		CN cf. chichiwalli (Mol.) "teta"

(SD) chichiwah  			chichiguas (planta para adorno)
		plant sp., used for decoration, large leaves, with orange, 
		bitter, breast-shaped fruit
		chihchichiwah (pl.)
		CN cf. chichiualli (Mol.) "teta"

(C) chi:chi:wal  			mujer que da de mamar a un niño ajeno, mujer que da 						cría a otro, ama de leche (nodriza)
		wet nurse
		chihchi:chi:wal (pl.)
		cf. chi:chi "to nurse"
		CN cf. chichiualli (Sim.) "seno, mama"; (Mol.) "teta"

(SD) -chichi:wal  			chichi, seno, teta
		breast, teat
		nu-chichi:wal "my breast(s)
		CN chichiualli (Mol.) "teta:
		cf. (C) -chi:chi

(SD) chichi:wal  			pacha, biberón
		baby bottle
		-chichi:wal (poss.)
		cf. -chichi:wal  "breast"

(C) chi:chiwal, chi:chiwah  		morro, guacal 
		gourd
		cf. chi:chi (?) "breast"
		CN cf. (?) chichiualli (mol.) "teta"

(C) chichiya (i.v.)  			amargarse
		to become bitter)
		chichiya (pres.)
		chichiya-k (pret.)
		chichiya-tuk (perf.)
		cf. chichi-k "bitter", -ya 'inchoative'
		CN chichiya (UC) "acedarse", chichia (Sim.) "hacer que una cosa se vuelva amarga, 			agria"
(SD) chichiya

(C) chihcha (t.v.)  			escupir
		to spit
		chihcha (pres.)
		chihcha-k (pret.)
		chihcha-tuk (perf.) ni-k-chihcha-tuk "I have spit it"
		cf. ta-chihcha "to spit (something), to be spitting" 
(SD) chihcha

(SD) chihchal  			saliva
		saliva, spittle
		-chihchal (poss.)
		cf. chihcha "to spit", -l 'passive nominalization'
		CN cf. chichitl (Mol.); PN *chihchV-
		cf. (C) tachichal

(C) chihchikilua (t.v.)  		hacer cosquillas 
		to tickle	
		chihchikilua (pres.)
		chihchikiluh (pret.)
		chihchikiluh-tuk (perf.) ni-k-chihchikiluh-tuk "I have tickled her" 
		CN cf. chichiqui (SD) "rascar, frotar"
(SD) chihchikilua

(SD) chihchi:lihtuk (adj.)   		acoloradeando, empezando a madurar
		beginning to ripen, redden
		cf. chi:l- 'red', -tuk 'perf.'

(SD) chihchi:l-meka-t  		barbasco (para matar pescados) 
		fish poison
		cf. chi:l- 'red', meka-t "vine"

(SD) chihchi:ltia (t.v., redup.)  	acoloradear, hacer rojo 
		to color red, to redden
		chihchi:ltia (pres.)
		chihchi:ltih (pret.)
		chihchi:ltih-tuk (perf.)
		cf. chi:l-tik "red"
		cf. (C) chi:chi:ltia

(SD) chihchi:ltiya  (i.v., redup.)     	enrojecerse, acoloradearse 
		to redden, turn red
		chihchi:ltiya (pres.)
		chihchi:ltiya-k (pret.)
		chihchi:ltiya-tuk (perf.)
		cf. chi:l-tik "red", chi:ltiya "to redden" 
		CN chi:chi:ltiya (UC) "pararse bermejo" 
		cf. (C) chi:chi:ltiya

(SD) chihchimi (t.v.)  			tentar, tocar
		to touch, feel
		chihchimi (pres.)
		chihchin(-ki) (pret.) ni-k-chihchin-ki "I touched it"
		chihchin-tuk (perf.)
		cf. ta-chihchimi "to be touching, feeling (something)"

(SD) chihchipi:ntsin    		chichipince, tomatillo (arbusto)
		bush sp., with red-orange flowers, small tree-like bush cf. 
		(C) xihxipi:ntsin

(SD) chihlar, -chiwa  			chiflar, silvar
		to whistle
		Sp. chiflar

(C) chikahtuk (adj.)  			sazón
		ripe, mature
		cf. chika:waya "to ripen (sazonarse)", -tuk 'perf.'
		CN chicauac, chicactic (Sim.) "firme, fuerte, viejo, solido"   

(C) chika:waya  			sazonarse
		to ripen to mature
		chika:waya (pres.)
		chika:waya-k (pret.)
		chika:waya-tuk (perf.)
		CN cf. chika:wa (Car.) "toman  fuerzas", chicaua (Sim.) "envejecer, adquirir fuerza"

(SD) chikirín  				chiquirín, camarón de mar
		cicada (?), sea shrimp (?)
		Sp. chiquirín

(SD) chikitik  				pequeño, chiquito (chigitik) 
		small, little
		cf. perhaps Sp. chiquito, -tik 'adj.'

(C) chikiwi-t  				canasta
		basket
		-chikiw (poss.) nu-chikiw "my basket" 
		chihchikiwit (pl.)
		CN chikiwitl (Car.)
(SD) chikiwi-t

(SD) chikle  				chicle 
		gum, chicle 
		Sp. chicle

(C) chikutsapu-t  			chicozapote
		sapodilla, chicozapote (a tropical fruit, its tree)
		cf. tsapu-t "zapote"
		CN chictzapotl  (Sim.); cf. chico- (Sim.) "mal, irregular"

(C) chikwasi:n  			seis 
		six
		CN chiquace (Sim.), chiquace(m)-  (Car.); PN *chikwase:m
(SD) chikwasin
		cf. (Nahuizalco) chikwasen
		(Izalco) xukwasin
		(Jicalapa) chikwasin

(C) chi:l  				chile
		chili, chilipepper
		-chi:l (poss.)
		chihchi:l (pl.)
		nuhnu-chi:l "my chilis" (pl. poss.) 
		CN chi(:)lli (Car.); PN *chi:l-
(SD) chi:l

(C) chi:lalahka  			salsa (picante)
		hot sauce
		cf. chi:l "chile, (?) al(a:w)ak "smooth"

(C) chil-a:ma-t  			chilamate (árbol, pariente del amate)
		tree sp., related to amate (fig sp.) tree, big, much milky sap
		chihchila:mat (pl.)
		cf. chi:l "chili", a:ma-t "amate" tree

(C) chi:la-t  				chilate (bebida de maís tostada)
		a toasted-corn drink
		-chi:la-w (poss.)
		cf. chi:l "chili". a:-t "water"      
(SD chi:la-t

(C) chil-ayuh    			chilayote, conserva de ayote, dulce de ayote (calabaza)
		pumpkin candy, cooked in honey
		cf. chi:l "chile", ayuh "ayote"

(C) chi:l-etsa-t 			chilasate (avispa, amarilla, pica fuerte)
		wasp sp., yellow, sting hurts intensely
		chihchi:letsat (pl.)
		cf. chi:l "chili", 'red', etsa-t "wasp"
		cf. (SD) etsat

(C) chi:lmul  				chilmol, chirmol (una salsa)
		a kind of sauce made of tomatos, parsley, etc.
		cf. chi:l "chili"
		CN chilmolli (Sim.) "salso o guiso de pimiento" 
(SD) chi:lmo:l

(SD) chi:lta  				cordoncillo (arbusto o vara con nudos como el bambu)
		a bush or cane with sections like bamboo, which has many small branches like strings 		cf. (?) chi:l "chili", 'red'

(C) chi:ltata (i.v.)  			arder (parte del cuerpo) 
		to burn, to smart
		chi:ltata (pres.)
		chi:ltata-k (pret.)
		chi:ltata-tuk (perf.)
		cf. chi:l "chili", tata "to burn"
(SD) chi:ltata (i.v.)

(SD) chi:ltata (n.)  			ardor
		ardor, smarting, burning
		-chi:ltata (poss.) nu-chi:ltata "my burning"
		chihchi:ltata (pl.)
		cf. chi:ltata "to burn, to smart"

(C) chi:ltekpin   			chiltepe, chilpepe, chilepulga, chiltepi, chile de pájaro 
		chili sp., small, round, red chili, very hot
		-chi:ltekpin (poss.)
		chihchi:ltekpin (pl.)
		cf. chi:l "chili", tekpin "flea"
		CN chiltecpin (Sim.) "pimiento extremadamente picante"
(SD) chi:ltekpin

(C) chi:ltik  				rojo, colorado
		red
		chihchi:ltik (pl.)
		cf. chi:l "chili; chi:l- 'red' in compounds, -tik 'adj.'
		CN chichiltic (Mol.)
(SD) chi:ltik

(SD) chi:ltik-e:-t  			frijol colorado (chi:ltigé:t), (chi:ltíge:t) 
		red bean 

(C) chi:ltik kamuh  			camote
		sweet potato
		chihchi:ltik kamuh (pl.)
		cf. chi:l-tik "red", kamuh "manioc" 
		(SD) chi:ltik kamuh

(C) chi:ltik-u:wa-t  			caña colorada
		red cane (cane sp.)
		cf. chi:l-tik "red", u:wa-t "cane"

(SD) chi:ltiya  				enrojecerse, encoloradearse
		to become red, to redden
		chi:ltiya (pres.)
		chi:ltiya-k (pret.)
		chi:ltiya-tuk (perf.)
		cf. chi:l- 'red'

(C) chi:l-tuka-t  			casampulga (una arana venenosa)
		spider sp., said to be poisonous, red-orange and black 
		chihchi:ltukat (pl.)
		cf. chi:l "chili", 'red', tuka-t "spider"

(SD) chi:ltuma-t  			chiltomate 
		chili sp., small, red
		cf. chi:l "chili", tuma-t "tomato"

(C) chi:ltutituh  			chiltota (pájaro)
		bird sp., (oriole ?) yellow breast, grey back, the size of a sinsontle (mocking bird), its 			nest is a large sack  
		Sp. chiltotito (probably originally borrowed into Spanish and then later back into 				Pipil)
		cf. (SD) chi:ltu:tut

(SD) chi:l-tu:tu-t  			chiltota (pájaro)
		bird sp. (oriole ?), yellow breast, grey back
		cf. chi:l 'red', tu:tu-t "bird"
		CN chiltototl (Mol.) "pajaro de pluma colorada"

(C) chi(:)ltyupan  			Chilteopán (nombre de un pueblo)
		Chilteopán (town name)
		cf. chi:l "chili", 'red', tyupan "church"
(SD) chi(:)ltyupan

(SD) chi:l-tsupe:lek  			childulce, chile verde, chile de arroz
		chili sp., "sweet" chili, not hot, green
		cf. chi:l "chili, tsupe:lek "sweet"

(SD) chi(:)lwaku, chilwako   		chilguaco, chilguaque, chile piriguela (chile ciruela)   						(un chile seco, muy picoso) (chi(:)lwakuʔ), 							(chilwakoʔ)
		chili sp., dry, very hot
		Sp. chilguaco       

(C) -chi:mal  				hocico
		snout
		i-chi:mal kuyamet "pig's snout"
		CN cf. chi:malli (Car.) "escudo, rodela"

(C) chimicha:ka-t  			chimichaco, quimilila (varita, carrizo hueco)
		a hollow reed sp.
		cf., chimicha:katal "chimichacos, place of chimichacos"
		cf. a:ka-t "reed"

(C) chimicha:katal  			place of chimichacos
		stand of chimichacos (hollow reed sp.)
		cf. chimicha:ka-t "chimichaco", -ta(:)l 'place of'

(C) chimpe  				chimpe, chimpito, "seca-leche", el niño de los cordones 						(el último hijo)
		the last or youngest child
(SD) chi:mpe

(C) chimpituh  			chimpito
		last or youngest child ('diminutive')
		Sp. chimpito

(C) chi:na:mi-t  			pueblo (el pueblo y su gente)
		town, town's people
		CN chinamitl (Sim.) "separación, cerca de cañas, barrio, suburbio      

(C) chi:nchin  				chinche 
		begbug (?) (hard-shelled bug that sucks blood)
		CN chinche (Sim.)
(SD) chi:nchi(:)n  chinche, chinchín

(C) chintu  				cientopie, cienpie
		chihchintu (pl.)
		Sp. (?) ciento(pie)

(SD) chipaknah  			algo claro 
		somewhat clear
		cf. chip(a:w)ak "clear"; -nah 'adj.'

(C) chipa:wak  			claro, blanco
		clear, white
		cf. chipaknah "somewhat clear", ta-chipaktuk "it's clear"
		CN chipa:wak (Car.), chipauac (Sim.) "limpio, claro, bonito, gentil"; PN *chipa:wak
(SD) chipa:wak  	claro, descolorido, cosa blanquesca
		clear, whitish, faded

(SD) chipin  				mezquino, verruga
		wart
		-chipin (poss.)
		chihchipin (pl.)
		cf. (?) chipi:ni "to drip" 

(C) chipi:ni (i.v.)  			gotear
		to drip, leak
		chipi:ni (pres.)
		chipi:ni-k (pret.)
		chipi:n-tuk (perf.)
		CN chipi:ni (Car.) "gotear"
(SD) chipi:ni
		chipi:n-ki (pret.)

(C) chipu:s   				chipuste, chipote, chibola inflamación, hinchazón, 							terrón, bola; bolillos de la marimba; pene)
		bump, lump, clod, ball, marimba sticks, penis 
(SD) chipusti
		cf. perhaps influenced by Sp. chipuste

(SD) chirah   				chira, llaga
		sore, wound
		-chirah-yu (poss.)
		Sp. chira

(SD) chispiár, -chiwa  		chispetear, chispear 
		to spark
		Sp. chispear

(SD) chito, chitu  			beso, bechito
		kiss, little kiss 
		Sp. bechito

(C) chiwa (t.v.)  			hacer 
		to do, to make 
		chiwa (pres.) 
		chih-ki (pret.) ni-k-chih-ki-ya "I already did it" 
		chih-tuk (perf.)
		cf. mu-chiwa "to grow"
		CN chi:wa (Car.); PN *chi:wa
(SD) chiwa
		chiw-ki (pret.) (sometimes chih-ki, or chih)
		chiw-tuk (perf.)

(C) mu-chiwa (r.v.)  			crecer
		to grow
		mu-chiwa (pres.)
		mu-chih-ki (pret.)
		mu-chih-tuk (perf.) ni-mu-chih-tuk "I have grown"
		cf. chiwa "to do, make"

(SD)  chiwaw  			¡niña!  (término para hablar a una niña de ocho años en 						adelante
		term of address for girls eight years old and older
		cf. (?) siwa:-w "women" (with -w 'poss.')

(C) chi:wix  				hamaca para niños
		hammock for children
		-chi:wix (poss.)

(C) chi:wixtsin  			chichigüite, chichihuite, chichigüitera (pájaro) 
		bird sp., dark grey, robbin-sized
		cf. chi:wix "children's hammock", -tsin 'diminutive'

(C) chiya (t.v.)   			mirar, esperar
		to look at, to wait for
		chiya (pres.) ni-k-chiya "I looked at it, I waited for her"
		-chix-ki (pret.)
		-chix-tuk (perf.)
		cf. ta-chiya "to look, wait for (something)", tahta-chiya "to look a lot" 
		CN chiya (Car.) "mirrar, guardar"; chi(y)a (Sim.) "esperar"; PN *chiya
(SD) chiya
		chiya-k (pret.) -cha-k-a (pret. + -a 'already') 
		ni-k-cha-k-a "I already waited for him" (nikchagaʔ) 
		chiya-tuk (perf.)

(SD) choka, choko   			choca, choco
		blind in one eye, one-eyed
		Sp. choca, choco

(SD) chorcha(h)  			cresta
		crest (bird's)
		Sp. chorcha

(SD) choriso(h)  			chorizo
		sausage
		Sp. chorizo

(SD) chuhchupika  			poco a poco, poquito a poquito
		slowly (?), little by little, a little at a time 
		cf. chupi "little, a little"

(C) chuhchu:wits  			palo de cabra, pie de cabra
		tree sp. (?), "goat's-foot" tree
		cf. wits-ti "thorn"

(C) chuhchu:witstal  			palos de cabra, lugar de palos de cabra
		stand of "goat's-foot" trees
		cf. chuhchu:wits "goat's-foot" tree, -ta(:)l 'place of'

(C)  chuhle    			chufle (un monte (planta del  campo) como bijagua, verdura  					que nace en el invierno en las orillas del rio o en las quebradas, 					se come en sopa)
		a wild plant, like a vine, which grows in winter at the edge of the river or in the 				gulleys, eaten in soup 
		Sp. chufle
(SD) chuhleh  chufle

(C) chu:ka (i.v.)  		llorar
		to cry
		chu:ka (pres.) ni-chu:ka "I'm crying" (nichu:gaʔ)
		chu:ka-k (pret.)
		chu:ka-tuk (perf.)
		cf. chu:ktia "to make (someone) cry"
		CN cho:ka (Car.) "llorar, bramar"; PN *cho:ka 
(SD) chu:ka (i.v.)  	llorar, piar
		to cry, to peep
		cf. chu:kaltia "hacer llorar"   

(SD) chu:kaltia (t.v.)  		hacer llorar
		to make cry
		chu:kaltia (pres.)
		chu:kaltih (pret.)
		chu:kaltih-tuk (perf.)
		CN cho:kaltia (Car.), choktia (Car.), chocaltia (Sim.) "hacer llorar a alguien", choctia 			(Sim.) "hacer llorar a alguien"
		cf. (C) chu:ktia

(SD) chukaro(h)  		chucaro, simarrón, arisco (de animal doméstico) wild, 			untamed, angry (of domesticated animals)
		Sp. chúcaro

(C) chu:ktia (t.v.)  		hacer llorar
		to make cry
		chu:ktia (pres.)
		chu:ktih (pret.)
		chu:ktih-tuk (perf.)
		CN cho:kaltia (Car.), choktia (Car.) 
		CN (Sim.) chu:kaltia

(C) chukula-t  			chocolate
		chocolate
		-chukula-w (poss.)  nu-chukula-w "my chocolate"
		CN chocolatl (Sim.) "alimento hecho con almendras de cacao y semillas del árbol 				llamado pochotl en partes iguales"
(SD) chukula-t

(C)  chu:leh   			"hijo", "nieto" (término para hablar a un niño de cinco años en 					adelante)
		term of address for boys five years old and above
		xi-wa:lah chu:leh  "come here, boy!"
		cf. xu:leh, xu:re:t "old man"

(C)  chu:leh  			"joven" (un saludo o término para hablar a un niño de doce 						años en adelante)
		greeting or term of address for boys twelve years old and above

(SD) chu:le-t, chu:le-t  	viejo, viejito
		old man
		-chu:let (poss.) nu-chu:let "my old man (husband)" 
		chuhchu:letket (pl.)
		cf. xu:leh- "husband", xu:re-t "old man"

(SD) chu:lu  			anona colorada
		red annona, red custard apple
		-chu:lu (poss.)
		chuhchu:lu (pl.)

(C) chu:lua (i.v.) 		huir, desertar
		to flee, to desert
		chu:lua (pres.) ni-chu:lua "I flee"
		chu:luh (pret.)
		chu:luh-tuk (perf.)
		CN cho(:)loa (Car.)
(SD) chu:lua

(SD) chumelah    		chumela, chumelo (abeja negra que da miel)
		a small, black honey-bee
		Sp. chumela
		cf. (C) chu:me:luh 
(C) chu:me:luh    			chumelo, chumela (colmenita, abejita negra que da miel
		a small, black honey-bee
		Sp. chumelo
		cf. (SD) chumelah

(SD) chumpah  			abrigo, chumpa, chaqueta
		coat, jacket
		Sp. chumpa (ultimately from English jumper)

(SD) chumpi  				chompipe, jolote, guajolote (pavo)
		turkey
		chuhchumpi (pl.)
		cf. chumpi:pi

(C) chumpi:pi  			chompipe, jolote, guajolote (pavo) (chumpi:piʔ) 			turkey
(SD) chumpi:pi
		cf. also chumpi "turkey"

(C) chunkwahkwa (t.v.)  		masticar
		to chew
		chunkwahkwa (pres.)
		chunkwahkwa-k (pret.) ni-k-chunkwahkwa-k-a "I already  chewed it"
		chunkwahkwa-tuk (perf.)
		cf. kwa "to eat"
		cf. (SD) chahchankwa "to chew"

(SD)  chuntal   			cochino, persona sucia (persona que tienta  suciedades, 						término de abuso)

		"pig", dirty person, term of abuse
		CN cf. chontalli (Mol.) "extranjero o forastero"
	
(C) chupi  				un poco 
		a little  
		(SD) chupi  poquito, un poco
		a little, a little bit
		chuhchupi "pocos" (few)
		chupi chupi "poco por poco" (little by little (?)) 
		chupi-san "ya es poco" (there's just a little now (?)) 
		chupi-chin "poquito" (a little bit)
	
(SD) chu:spah  			chuspa, bolsa de cuero, valijita 
		leather bag
		Sp. chuspa (ultimately from Quechua ch'uspa)

(SD)  chu:suh   			chuzo  (palo para sembrar que tiene un pedazo de 							machete en su punta, "para dar chuzos a la tierra")
		planting stick with a piece of machete at its point
		Sp. chuzo