Toe, great
Am-am’-a si cha-pan’

Toe nail
Ko-ko’ si go-mot’

Toe, second
Ka-wa’-an si cha-pan’

Tongue
Chi’-la

Tooth
Fob-a’

Urine
Is-fo

Vagina
Ti’-li

Vein
Wath

Vertebrae
Ung-et’ si i-chug’

Wrist
Pang-at si’-nang

Wrist joint
Ung-et’

Bodily Conditions

Ague Wug-wug

Beri-beri
Fu-tut

Blindness, eyelids closed
Na-ki’-mit

Blindness, eyelids open
Fu-lug

Blood, passage of
In-is-fo cha’-la, or in-tay’-es cha’-la

Boil, a
Fu-yu-i’

Burn, a
Ma-la-fub-chong’

Childbirth
In-sa’-cha

Cholera
Pish-ti’

Circumcision
Sig-i-at’

Cold, a
Mo-tug’

Consumption
O’-kat

Corpse
A’-wak

Cut, a
Na-fa’-kag

Deafness
Tu’-wing

Diarrhea
O-gi’-ak

Dumbness
Gna-nak

Eyes, crossed
Li’-i

Eyes, sore
In-o’-ki

Feet, cracked from wading in rice paddies
Fung-as’

Fever
Im-po’-os nan a’-wak

Goiter
Fin-to’-kel or fi-kek’

Headache
Sa-kit’ si o’-lo or pa-tug’ si o’-lo

Health
Ka-wis’ nan a’-wak

Itch or mange
Ku’-lid

Itch, first stage of small sores
Ka’-ti

Pain
In-sa-ki’

Pitted-face
Ga-la’-ga

Rheumatism
Fig-fig

Scar
Sap-luk

Sickness
Nay-yu’ nan a’-wak

Smallpox
Ful-tang’

Swelling
Nay-am-an’ or kin-may-yon’

Syphilis
Na-na

Toe, inturning
Fa’-wing

Toothache
Pa-tug’ nan fob-a’

Ulcers and sores, disease of
Lang-ing’-i

Varicose vein
O’-pat

Consanguineal and Social Relationships

Aunt A-ki-na

Babe, boy
Kil-lang’

Babe, girl
Gna-an’

Brother
U’-na

Child
Ong-ong’-a

Consanguineal group or family
Sim-pang’ a-nak’, Sim-pang’ a-po’,
Sim-pang’ a’-fong

Father
A’-ma

Man
La-la’-ki

Man, old
Am-a’-ma

Man, poor
Pu’-chi

Man, rich
Ka-chan-a-yan’

Mother
I’-na

Orphan
Nang-o’-so

Orphan, father dead
Nan-a-ma’-na

Orphan, mother dead
Nan-i-na’-na

People
I-pu-kao’

People, of another pueblo
Mang-i’-li

People, of one’s own pueblo
Kay-il-yan’

Person, one
Ta’-ku

Relative
I-ba’

Sister
A-no’-chi

Twins
Na-a-pik’