Yucatec Maya	English
a	your (Set A second-person marker)
letiʼ	he, she, it (independent pronoun)
letiʼob	they (independent pronoun)
teech	you (singular, independent pronoun)
teen	I (independent pronoun)
teʼex	you (plural, independent pronoun)
toʼon	we (independent pronoun)
baʼaxten	why, for what reason
bejlaʼeʼ	now; today
chaanbeel (adv.)	slowly
jach	very
kaʼah (adv.)	again
maʼ	not
maʼalob (adv.)	well; good
paymun	very
teʼ	here
tuʼux	where
bolon	nine
bolonkʼáal	one hundred eighty (literally 'nine score')
bolonlajun	nineteen
buluk	eleven
hun pik	eight thousand (one pik, 20 x 400)
joʼ	five
joʼokʼáal	one hundred (literally 'five score')
joʼolajun	fifteen
jun	one
junbaakʼ	four hundred (one baakʼ, 20 x 20)
junkʼáal	twenty (literally 'one score')
kan (num.)	four
kankʼáal	eighty (literally 'four score')
kanlajun	fourteen
kaʼa	two
kaʼabaakʼ	eight hundred (two baakʼ)
kaʼakʼáal	forty (literally 'two score')
lajkaʼa	twelve
lajun	ten
lajun tu kaʼakʼáal	thirty (literally 'ten into the second score')
lajunkʼáal	two hundred (literally 'ten score')
uʼuk	seven
uʼukkʼáal	one hundred forty (literally 'seven score')
uʼuklajun	seventeen
waakkʼáal	one hundred twenty (literally 'six score')
waaklajun	sixteen
wak	six
waxak	eight
waxakkʼáal	one hundred sixty (literally 'eight score')
waxaklajun	eighteen
óox	three
óoxbaakʼ	twelve hundred (three baakʼ)
óoxkʼáal	sixty (literally 'three score')
óoxlajun	thirteen
ajal	to wake up
awat (v.)	to shout, to scream
aʼal	to say
baaj	to nail; to knock in
baakʼ	to roll up, to wind
baal	to hide, to conceal
baan	to fall down
baatsʼ	to smooth, to polish
baax	to hit, to strike
beet	to make, to do
bin	to go; to leave
bis	to take, to carry
buul (v.)	to gamble; to dive
báalam (v.)	to stalk like a cat
báaxal	to play; to joke
báaxt	to play
chaknúult	to undress
chaʼan (v.)	to watch something entertaining
cheʼej	to laugh
chital	to lie down
chiʼ (v.)	to bite
chuk	to catch
chíikpajal	to appear, to turn up
il	to see; to visit
jaant	to eat (transitive)
janal (v.)	to eat
jáalkʼab (v.)	to free, to set free
jóoyab (v.)	to irrigate, to water
kaanbal	to learn, to study
kan (v.)	to learn
kaʼans	to teach
kiim	to die
kool (v.)	to touch, to rub
kul	to sit
kutal	to sit down
kuxtal (v.)	to live
kíins	to kill
kóol	to drag, to pull
kʼaay (v.)	to sing
kʼajool	to recognize, to identify
kʼeb	to lean
kʼuchul	to arrive
kʼáakʼ (v.)	to roast
kʼáat (v.)	to ask; to want, to desire
líikʼil	to rise, to get up
meyaj	to work
mukul tʼaan	to whisper
míis	to sweep
naʼat	to understand; to guess
náay (v.)	to dream
okol	to enter, to come in
okʼol	to cry, to weep
ookol (v.)	to steal, to rob
paak	to fold
paax (v.)	to play music
sajaktal	to fear, to be afraid
taal	to come
tsʼuk	to sit cross-legged
tsʼuʼutsʼ (v.)	to kiss; to suck
tsʼíib (v.)	to write
tuub (v.)	to spit
tuuk	to think
tuukul (v.)	to think; to remember
tuus	to lie, to say something untrue
tʼaan	to speak
wayakʼ (v.)	to dream
wiix (v.)	to urinate
xok (v.)	to read; to count
xook (v.)	to read; to study
xíimbal (v.)	to walk; to stroll
yan	to be, to exist
éemel	to descend
óokʼot (v.)	to dance
aj koo	bold, brave, daring
ayikʼal	rich, wealthy
boox	black
boox chʼooj	navy blue
chaan	small
chaanbeel (adj.)	slow
chak	red
chaknúul	naked, nude
chan	small
chich	hard
chʼooj	blue
chʼujuk (adj.)	sweet
chʼuul	wet; humid
jatsʼuts	beautiful
jáalkʼab (adj.)	free, at liberty
kalaʼan	drunk, intoxicated
kimen	dead
kiʼichkelem	handsome (of a man)
kiʼichpam	beautiful (of a woman)
kuxaʼan	alive
kʼáaj	bitter
maaya (adj.)	Mayan
maʼalob (adj.)	good
sak	white
siipʼ	swollen; ripe
sitil	skinny
takʼan	cooked; ripe
tikin	dry
tsoʼotsil	hairy
túumben	new
xiibil	masculine, male
yaʼax	green
óotsil	poor; miserable
aak	grass used for thatching roofs
aakʼ	tongue; vine
aal	child (of a mother)
aalakʼ	domestic animal
aax	wart
abalkan	sorrel (Rumex acetosa)
achak	nephew
aj kʼiin	priest
aj tsʼíib	scribe, writer
ajaw	lord, ruler, king
alux	alux, a sprite in Mayan folklore
am	spider
asukaar	sugar
atan	wife
awat (n.)	a scream, a yell
baach	plain chachalaca (Ortalis vetula)
baak	bone; horn
bakal	corncob
balcheʼ	balché tree (Lonchocarpus violaceus)
bat	hail, hailstone
baʼal	thing, object
baʼalcheʼ	wild animal
baʼatsʼ	howler monkey (Alouatta palliata)
beechʼ	quail
boʼoy	shade, shadow
buul (n.)	game of chance
buus	bus
báalam (n.)	jaguar (Panthera onca); guardian of the forest
chaanpal	baby
chab	anteater
chak moʼol	jaguar (Panthera onca)
chak pakʼaal	apple
chakʼan	plain, savanna
chaʼ	navel
chaʼan (n.)	a show; a festival, a party
cheba	beer
cheʼ	tree; wood; stick
chiim	bag, sack
chikoop	vampire bat
chiʼ (n.)	mouth; border, edge
chiʼib	eclipse
chiʼibal kʼiin	solar eclipse
chiʼibal uj	lunar eclipse
chiʼik	white-nosed coati (Nasua narica)
cháak	rain; the rain spirits
chéel	rainbow
chʼam	pinguin (Bromelia pinguin)
chʼiichʼ	small stone, pebble
chʼomak	fox
chʼoom	turkey vulture
chʼoʼ	mouse, rat
chʼujuk (n.)	sugar
chʼíichʼ	bird
chʼúupal	girl, young woman
eekʼ	star
eekʼoʼob u tsolmubaoʼob	constellation
eʼel	egg
ich	eye; face
iit	bottom, base, end
ix tsʼíib	female writer, female scribe
ixiʼim	maize, corn
janal (n.)	food
jaʼ	water; rain; lake
jaʼab	year
jaʼas	banana
jel	direction
jeʼ	egg
joj	raven, crow
jool naj	door
jool niʼ	nostril
julekʼ	abyss
jumpʼéel tʼaan	mother tongue
juuj	iguana; lizard
juʼun	book; paper
jóoyab (n.)	irrigation, watering
kaabnáal	beekeeper
kaal	neck
kaan	snake; worm
kakaw	cacao
kalom kʼiin	window
kay	fish
kaʼah (n.)	metate, grinding stone
kaʼan	sky
keex	cheese
kiik	older sister
kitam	collared peccary (Pecari tajacu)
koh	tooth; beak
koj	puma, mountain lion
kool (n.)	field, milpa
koʼolel	woman
kuxtal (n.)	life
káajbal	beginning
kéej	deer; venison
kóochakʼ boola	football, soccer
kóot	eagle
kúuk	elbow
kʼaabaʼ	name
kʼaay (n.)	a song
kʼab	hand, arm; branch; handle
kʼan xok	whale shark
kʼiin	sun; day; time
kʼiʼikʼ	blood
kʼoʼox	fire
kʼu	pyramid
kʼuj	a god, a deity
kʼuj naj	a Mayan pyramid, temple
kʼáaj jaʼ	beer
kʼáakʼ (n.)	fire
kʼáanab	sea
kʼáat (n.)	question
kʼáax	forest
kʼéekʼen	pig
kʼúum	squash
leʼ	leaf
luʼum	land; soil, earth
láakʼ	relative, family member; friend
maaya (n.)	a Maya person; the Maya language
maaya tʼaan	the Yucatec Maya language
niʼ	nose
nojchil	boss, chief
náay (n.)	dream
néen	mirror
ooch	opossum
ooch kaan	boa constrictor (Boa imperator)
ookol (n.)	thief
oon	avocado
ooxol	heat; steam, vapour
otoch	house, home
paach	back (of the body)
paal	child
paax (n.)	music
pakʼaal	orange (fruit)
palitsil	servant; slave
páay	skunk
péepen	butterfly
píix	knee
púutsʼ	needle
pʼaak	tomato
pʼik bakel	knuckle
pʼok	hat
pʼontʼo	pelican
pʼuʼuk	cheek
sam joʼol	tayra (Eira barbara)
sam maʼkʼóol	anteater, Mexican tamandua
seerbéesa	beer (Spanish loan)
siibal	gift, present
tseekʼ	skull
tsuub	Central American agouti (Dasyprocta punctata)
tsíimin	horse; Baird's tapir
tsíimin kʼáakʼ	train (literally 'fire horse')
tsʼaʼay	canine tooth, fang
tsʼonoʼot	cenote, sinkhole
tsʼunuʼun	hummingbird
tsʼuʼutsʼ (n.)	a kiss
tsʼíib (n.)	writing; a text
tuhnkuy	hoe (agricultural tool)
tuub (n.)	saliva, spit
tuuch	navel, belly button
tuukul (n.)	thought, idea; mind
tuunich	stone
uj	moon
ukʼ	louse
ukʼum	river
utiúu	coyote
waaj	tortilla; bread
wakax	cattle, cow, bull
wayakʼ (n.)	a dream
wiix (n.)	urine
winal	month; a 20-day period of the Maya calendar
woob	pitahaya, dragon fruit
wíinik	person, human being; man
wíinklil	body
xamach	comal, griddle
xanab	shoe, sandal
xiib	man, male
xiikʼ	wing; armpit
xiʼipal	boy, young man
xkʼuuruch	cockroach
xok (n.)	shark
xoknáal	student
xook (n.)	number; lesson
xulub	horn (of an animal)
xíimbal (n.)	a walk
yeeb	fog, mist
yuum	father; lord
áak	turtle
áakʼal	lagoon; swamp
áayin	crocodile, caiman
ángel	angel
íicham	husband
íichʼak	fingernail; claw
íitsʼin	younger sibling
óokʼot (n.)	a dance
úulum	turkey