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1 01 Zura all bknt` Çu byòs&o 02 Zura arm mbòk&o, mà- 03 Zura ashes m` Çut&o 04 Zura bark k`kùb&u, b` ÇK- ` 05 Zura belly l` Çug` ÇKl& ÇK 06 Zura big (ex. cl. 7) k`kntù k`kkàtà 06 Zura big m` Çuk` Çul` Çu w&ak&alà 07 Zura bird kòn` ÇK, tò- 08 Zura bite k` Çus` Çum&a 09 Zura black mùntù mùf` Çtt&e 10 Zura blood m` Çuk` Çub&a, m` ÇK- 11 Zura bone m` Çuk` Çuπ&a, m`k-

2 12 Zura breast bè&elè, màbè&elè 13 Zura burn kù-tèèmà 14 Zura cloud ch` ÇKmpà, màch` ÇKmpà 15 Zura cold màsh` ÇKk&a 16 Zura come kù-ùy&a 17 Zura die k& Çufà 18 Zura dog ÇKmbw&a ` 19 Zura drink k` Çu-tòm&a 20 Zura dry kù-kàm&a 21 Zura ear k` Çu-tw&K, màk` Çutw&K 22 Zura eat k` Çu-ly&a 23 Zura egg ÇKy&K, ` màg&k

3 24 Zura eye ÇK` ` ÇKs&o, mèès&o 25 Zura fat m` Çuy` Çum` Çu 26 Zura feather πçùπç `K, màπ` Çuπ` ÇK lexico : Asumani / Ankei Zura fire m` Çul` ÇKlò 28 Zura fish sàm&ak` ÇK 29 Zura fly k` Çu-t` Çuh& ÇKk&a 30 Zura full k` Çu-yù&ulà 31 Zura give k` Çumpà 32 Zura good (ex. cl. 7) lèg&el&e; k` ÇKntù k` ÇK lèg&el&e 33 Zura ground (on the) hàsh& ÇK 33 Zura ground (on the) m` Çu-màtèky&a 34 Zura hair l` Çuny` Çu&enè, ny` Çu&enè

4 35 Zura head m` Çutw&e m` ÇK- 36 Zura hear k` Çu-h` Çush& &a 37; 45 Zura liver, heart ch` ÇKm&a, màch` ÇKm&a 38 Zura horn lùsè&engw&a, mà- 39 Zura kill k` Çu-yàhàgà 40 Zura knee ÇKn& ` Çu& ÇK, mà- 41 Zura know k` Çu-j` Çu` Çukà 42 Zura leaf b` ÇKsh& ÇK, màb` ÇKsh& ÇK lexico : Asumani / Ankei Zura leg m` Çukò&ol&o, m` ÇK- 44 Zura lie k` Çu-sàbàlàlà 46 Zura long -lèèh&e, k` ÇKnt` Çu k` ÇKlèèh&e 47 Zura louse l` Çuk` Çus&o, k` Çus&o

5 48 Zura man m` Çul` Çuy&a&anà, bà- 49 Zura many -wèlèl&e, b` ÇKnt` Çu b` ÇKwèlèl&e 50 Zura meat nyàmà 51 Zura moon `mwèsh& ` ÇK, m` ÇK- 52 Zura mountain mçùtèènt&a, m` ÇKtèènt&a 53 Zura mouth kùkànwè, mà- 54 Zura nail lçù&al&a, mà- 55 Zura name sh` ÇKn&a, màshç `Kn&a 56 Zura neck kòsh` ÇK, màkòshç `K 57 Zura new -h` 58 Zura night b` Çuy&a, k` ÇKnt` Çu k` ÇKh` Çuy&a Çuπ` Çuh` Çu 59 Zura nose mùhè&emb&e, m` ÇK-

6 60 Zura one (ex. cl. 7 et 1) k` ÇKntù k` ÇKm` Çu ky&oònk&a; mùntù 61 Zura path sh` ÇK& ÇKnda, màshç `K& ÇKnd&a 62 Zura person mùntù, bà- 63 Zura rain π` Çul&a 64 Zura red k& ÇK mòòng&e 65 Zura root m` Çush` ÇK, m` ÇK- 66 Zura round m` Çub` ÇKl& ÇKngò 67 Zura sand m` Çusèngy&a, m` ÇK- 68 Zura say k` Çu-bòy&a 69 Zura see k` Çu-màn&a 70 Zura seed sg pl. pènd&e 71 Zura sit k` Çu-shàgòlàlà

7 72 Zura skin k` ÇK-kòb&a, b` ÇK- 73 Zura the sleep t` Çul&o 74 Zura small -nànà, k` ÇKnt` Çu k` ÇKnànà 75 Zura the smoke m` Çu` ÇKsh& ÇK, m` ÇK- 76 Zura stand k` Çu-` ÇKm&anà 77 Zura star kànk&enyè&enyè, t` Çu- 78 Zura stone ÇK` ` ÇKbwè, màbwè 79 Zura soleil y` Çub&a 80 Zura swim kù-yògà 81 Zura tail (cf coeur etc...) transcription? m` Çuk` ÇKl&a, m` ÇK- 82 Zura tongue l` Çul` ÇKm& ÇK, nd` ÇK- 83 Zura dent ÇK` ` ÇKn&o, mèèn&o

8 84 Zura tree m` Çu-ch& ÇK, m` ÇK- 85 Zura two -b& ÇKl& ÇK, b` ÇKnt` Çu b` ÇKb& ÇKl& ÇK 86 Zura walk kù-sh`km& Çukà 87 Zura warm k` ÇKbòk&o 88 Zura water mèm&a 89 Zura what k` ÇK& ÇKn& ÇK, b` ÇK- 90 Zura white k` Çu-m` Çu& Çukà 91 Zura who n` 92 Zura woman m` ÇK nààn& ÇK, bà n&aàn& øk Çukàsh&anà, bà-

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