|| ðəʎuʔtɨk, kaʎiluʔ || inutɨʔ |- | 80 || tierra || earth || *ɾu(ʔ)paʔ || lupaʔ || nuʔpaʔ |- | 81 || nube || cloud || || ðinpanluʔtək || wiɾiɾuʔtɨ, jaɾaɾuʔtɨ, piʔiɾutɨ, ʃituɾuʔ |- | 82 || humo || smoke || || kəʎu || kunaiʔ |- | 83 || ceniza || ashes || *jaɾuʔ || pənðaluʔ || januʔ |- | 84 || quemar(se) || burn || *w[i/ɨ](ʔ)ki || wəʔkəɾ- || wiki- |- | 85 || camino || road || || intʃilala || iɾa |- | 86a || cerro || mountain || *mutupi || mutupi || mutupi |- | 86b || selva || jungle || *tanan || tanan || tanan |- | 87 || rojo || red || || pipəɾ || kɨwan |- | 88 || verde || green || || wawa 'una fruta' ("a fruit"), aðawaʔ 'opaco' ("opaque") || kanuɾa |- | 89 || amarillo || yellow || *ʃaʔpi(ʔ) || ʃaʔpiʔ || ʃaʔpitun |- | 90 || blanco || white || || ðaða || wiɾitun |- | 91 || negro || black || || kəɾ || jaɾatun |- | 92 || noche || night || || kasisəɾ 'oscuro' ("dark") || taʃiʔ |- | 93 || gusano || worm || *kuwi(ʔ) || kuweɾ 'lombriz' ("earthworm") || kuwiʔ |- | 94 || frío || cold || || sanək || sɨwɨn |- | 95 || lleno || full || || muɾ || mɨntaʃa, mɨnta- 'estar lleno' ("to be full") |- | 96 || nuevo || new || *na || nalu || naʃa |- | 97 || bueno || good || || mukankan, uʔtʃimu 'bonito' ("beautiful") || nuja |- | 98 || redondo || round || || munkun || putʃin jaʔnuɾinsuʔ, tawiʃi |- | 99 || seco || dry || || ən- 'estar seco' ("to be dry") || jakɨn |- | 100 || nombre || name || *ɾiɾin || ʎi(n)ʎin || ninin |} Vocabulary Loukotka (1968) Loukotka (1968) lists the following basic vocabulary items for the Cahuapanan languages. {| class="wikitable sortable" ! gloss !! Cahuapana !! Chayavita !! Jebero !! Miquirá |- ! one | ara || haná || aláʔatsa || |- ! two | katu || kató || katáta || |- ! three | kara || kará || kála || |- ! head | mutu || mostó || móto || hu-mato |- ! ear | buek || wuiraté || wuíoga || |- ! tooth | nate || naté || látek || |- !