Middle Sumri vocabulary

=A=
 * aakör ("greedy person")
 * áhnuonum ("many finches")
 * ahnuomumanz ("finch")
 * ahemenztrus ("AP-and")
 * ahutt ("VP and")
 * anen ("to pierce, to stab")
 * apat ("fist")
 * apatkrust ("pincers, fishing spear")
 * apirto ("gap, emptiness, void")
 * apŕ ("gone")
 * apon ("distorted, bad, broken, warped")
 * apör ("lust")
 * aro ("bird")

=Ă=
 * ăăkauknam ("many boars")
 * ăăkauknamanz ("boar")
 * ăzen ("to toss, to fling, to throw, to chuck")

=E=
 * ernör ("father")

=H=
 * híakim ("oak trees")
 * híakimanz ("oak")
 * hpaahtota ("as much as, to the extent off")
 * hrah ("ice")
 * hrahanz ("block of ice")

=I=
 * ioknam ("many guests")
 * ióknamanz ("guest")

=J=
 * jaron ("wolf")
 * jopɫ ("eyelash")
 * jören ("to drag, to pull")

=M=
 * mikren (“to enact, to regale, to remind”)
 * mörere (“island”)
 * mörmjür ("brother")
 * muen ("mountain")

=N=
 * noka ("foreign")
 * nonzes ("rather, lest")
 * nestözonesah (“goodnight”)
 * níhpposppos ("many newts")
 * níhpposppozanz ("newt")
 * nim ("woman")
 * nken ("to ignore")

=O=
 * oirputre ("to follow advice")
 * oivso (“bare stony land”)

=P=
 * pӑolen ("to stick out")
 * pista (“mountain lake”)
 * pranóutsah (“so, therefore, and so”)
 * psova ("autumn")
 * pukohsarav (“memory stick”)
 * puörten ("to nag, to whine, to whinge")

=R=
 * raakar ("bear")
 * raje ("mother")
 * rakătt ("tree")
 * rapatu (“obsidian”)
 * razör ("animal")
 * riten ("to defy")
 * rizören ("to write")

=S=
 * saahen ("to move camp elsewhere")
 * saahen ("to settle in a place, to hunker down")
 * saapar ("statue")
 * saati ("place of a river or pond where fish hide")
 * sajer ("story")
 * sajerka ("saga, lifestory")
 * sareas ("to age, get old")
 * saria ("old (of objects)")
 * sariázoen ("to rot, to decompose")
 * sarvar ("danger")
 * shiza ("old (of living beings")
 * shizato ("old age")
 * siana ("god")
 * snerjen ("to beat, to thrash, to empty a container by whacking it")
 * stöörha ("NP-and")
 * suno ("older brother")
 * sunte ("younger brother")

=T=
 * tenti ("annoying")
 * terhutirkuutre ("to weave")
 * tinaza ("but, although")
 * tüppioranz ("bolass")

=U=
 * uzi ("frog spawn")

=Ü=
 * ürje ("pregnant woman")