aha: I go ao: clothes aju: I come
akã: head ani: don’t araka’e: when
asaje: siesta avei: too, as well cena: to eat dinner
che: Me, my or I che ra’a: my son, used between men
chiko/a:boyfriend/girlfriend chisme:gossip
e’a: Oh! (gasp) eho: go (command) eju: come (command)
ere: say (command) guahẽ: to arrive guápo/a:hard-working
guapy: to sit guata: to walk gueraha: to take
guereko: to have gueru: to bring ha nde: and you?
ha upei?: and then (greeting) ha: and
ha’arõ: to wait ha’e: him or her, I say, to be
ha’ekuéra: them ha’u: I eat hayhu: to love
he’u: eat (command) hecha: to see héê: yes
heka: to search for something hendu: to hear
henói: to call hese: about, to, or for him or her
hesekuéra: about, to or for them hetÅ©: to kiss or to smell
hikuái: them (used at the end of sentences) hína: ing
i: he/she/them chendale beginning ikatu: can, am able to
i: chendal beginning for he/she/them iko: live, go
ime: to be, location 'imi: a little bit -io: ?
ite/ete/te: totally iterei/eterei/terei: very, a lot, too
ja-: v.b. for we all jaha: let´s go jahu: to shower or bathe
jajotopata: see you soon japo: to do or make
japu: to lie or be a liar jeroky: to dance jogua: to buy
johéi: to wash jopy:adj. cheap; v. to squeeze or press
ka’aru: later afternoon kaigue: feeling lazy, bummin', being a lazy butt
karu: to eat lunch or just to eat ka’u:adj. a drunk; v. to get drunk
ke: to sleep ke: to enter (ai.) -ke: strong command
ko: this ko’ãga: now ko’ára: today
ko’ẽrõ: tomorrow kotevẽ: to need (ai.) kuaa: to know (ai.)
-kuaa: v.e. to know how -kue: during kuehe: yesterday
-kuri: verb ending for past tense kyra:fat
kytÄ©: to cut (ai.) -ma: already ma’erã: for what
maña: to look at or to watch mandi’o: mandioca
mandu'a: to remember máva: who mba’apo: to work
mba’e: what, thing, or situation mba’e la porte: how are you?
mba’éichapa: how are you? mba’ére: why
mba’etekoiko: how ya livin´? mbo’e: to teach
mbogue: to turn off mboy: how much, how many
-me: nasal ending for in, to, at me’ẽ: to give
-mi: please moÄ©: to put moõ: where
mopotĩ: to clean -na: pleeeease, pleading command
nahániri: no nantendei: I don´t understand
ñande: we all (inclusive) ñaña:mean, bad (person)
ña-: nasal v.b. for we ndaikuaái: I don´t know
nde: you, your nde rasóre: Darn it
ndi: with ñe’ẽ: to speak
nupã: to punish, to hit or beat (ai.)
ñatende: to attend to something
ñeha’a: to try or to struggle to do something
ñembo’e: to pray ñemonde: to dress yourself
ñeno: to lay down o-: v.b. for him, her or them
oĩma: ready op!: hi! opa: done
ore: just us -pa: ? paga: to pay
páy: to wake up pe-: v.b. for you all ...pe: in, to or at
peẽ: you all pende/pene: peẽ beginning for chendales
penderehe: about, to or for you all pensa: to think
pe’a: to take something out, remove something (ai.) piko: ?
-pio: ? piru:skinny poko: to touch
porã: good, pretty porandu: to ask pórte:situation
poru: to use pota: to want pu'ã: to get up
puka: to laugh purahéi: to sing pyhareve: morning
pyhare: night pyta: to stay or to be located
pytu’u: to rest pytyvõ: to help (ai.) ra’e: ? in past tense
rambosa: to eat breakfast re-: v.b. for you
rehe/re: for, about, of, on reko: to have
ro-: v.b. for just us sapukái: to yell scrivi: to write
sẽ: to go out, leave, turn out ...se: v.e. to want to
sogue: broke as a joke su’u: to bite or chew -ta: future tense
tape: street tavy: crazy
terere: yerba drink, sweet nectar of life ti: negation on a command
topa: to find tranquilopa : all is well, tranquil
tykua: to serve, like terere or mate typei: to sweep
-va:that is, who is, which is vai: ugly or bad
vale:adj. hard-working; v. to cost or be worth something
vare'a: to be hungry ve: more
vy’a: to be happy or to have fun y: water
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