Linguistic Archaeology: Thieves Cant (part 2)

Popularity of Use
53% A:

44% N, A: Na (At), An (Yes),

34% I, N, A: I (He, Him, She, Her, It), Ii (them, they),

32% L, O, I, N, A: Oo (Us, We), Nio (Court), Lo (Four), O (I, Me), Lanin (to Inspect), Lani (Inspection), Al (off), Li (on a wall), Nilinin (to snitch), Olon (to take), Lina (Tongue), La (Two), Lino (Week),

31% K, L, O, I, N, A: Liliki (Vase), Naki (Wand), Ki (With), Lak (Torso), Ka (on top of), Iloka (pile, Mound), Liki (pillar), Lank (second ordinal number), Nakaoka (shoulder), Klin (to stab), Kilik (Loot), Kilikon (to loot), Kolnok (Medallion), Likano (Month), Liki (Neck), Koka (defeat), Kokan (to Defeat), Lakana (Diversion), Lakan (to Divert), Kol (Fighter), Nako (Bed), Kal (Box), Kalok (Cloud), Lok (Colour), Kalan (to attack), Liko (Bath),

27% B, K, L, O, I, N, A: Ba (Way), Bo (Whether), Konba (Valuables), Obok (slowness), Bilin (to Stand), Ikiban (to poach), Babon (to rap), Blon (red), Balab (robe), Bi (one), Bak (passage), Boblin (pearl), Bibik (Mouth), Bin (to move silently), Likob (Necklace), Ab (Instead of), Okob (Kick), Nobal (Lateness), Aban (To Leave a thing), Bina (Like), Baka (Meal), Bio (Gallery), Ban (to Go), Obla (Half), Biak (Head), Bal (Fire), Kanabal (Fireplace), Bink (First), Kanab (Chest, Container), Banal (Chin), Loab (Cloak), Nabi (Endurance), Bina (As), Ibli (Because), Libi (Because of),

26% T, R, B, K, L, O, I, N, A: Nita (Who, a relative pronoun), Obark (Woman), Takin (Would), Lator (Wrist), Nolt (Yellow), Orni (Zero), Narko (Vault), Aron (to Wander), Too (Us, We), Toa (Uncle), Obinta (Unlike), Itak (Trap), Bart (Troll), Bakat (thousand), Iti (Tooth), Kaltan (to step), Tato (stone), Bikit (storage), Bikitan (to store), Tobalon (sun), Robal (silence), Akbotark (skeleton), Akbot (skull), Rili (target), Rolko (Traitor), Tonta (safety), Toran (to save a life), Torin (to save, conserve), Roal (scholar), Tlin (to shoot), Tolata (pocket), Tanob (question), Kolta (rightness position), Bir (past), Baron (pillage), Tak (orc), Rarkan (painting), Tanol (Necessity), Taka (Number), Ro (of), Tanina (Moustache), Otan (to move), Tlinkit (Medicine), Albir (Middle), Arkoba (Monster), Orib (Moment), Obora (Lowness), Ark (Man), Ratik (Marsh), Tin (to Listen), Tan (Littleness), Ankat (Lawlessness), Akto (Leg), Intan (to Kill), Nirahin (Kitchen), Altan (to know someone), Tatobal (Lantern), Tara (Jaw), Tirib (Key), Takobla (Half-orc), Tankan (to Handle), Ti (He, Him, She, Her, It), Ortob (Heat), Takan (to Heat), Bora (Highness), Kontora (Holdup), Kontoran (to Hold Up), Iro (Home, House), Totak (Honour), To (I, Me), Boroban (to Free), Borob (Freedom), Kar (Future), Kitki (Flesh), Lit (For), Brokan (to Divide), Broka (Division), Tiran (Drawer), Taron (to Dress), Titani (Drug), Titanin (to Drug), Ror (Dungeon), Norb (During), Binta (Electrum), Tik (Except), Rakin (to Fall), Narak (Farm), Ritin (Desk), Rabalan (to Detect Traps), Arkar (Crowd), Takali (Curse), Totakalin (to Curse), Aoro (Curtain), Tisan (to Decide), Kartan (to Counterfeit), Arot (Cold), Krin (Copper), Toka (Broach), Kalinta (Burglar), Kalintan (to Burglarize), Lakat (Book), Tabo (Battle), Inat (Beard), Toa (Aunt), Kalakar (Barkeep), Ibit (Bat), Bira (After), Balolot (Amethyst), Binto (Amulet), Raoka (Animal), At (Any), Rokato (Armour), Rokatin (Armourer), Tot (Arrow), Rolko (Betray), Barbo (Boat),

21% S, E, T, R, B, K, L, O, I, N, A: Sabnolan (to Write), Labne (Yesterday), Oe (You, plural), Toe (You, plural), E (You, Singular), Te (You, Singular), Kosol (Weapon), Kosolit (Weaponer), Kenil (Wire), Oren (to Wash), Ros (Water), Roskanab (Waterskin), Si (Until), Oeo (Us, We), Toeo (Us, We), Enbra (Wagon), Bosen (to Walk), So (Toward), Esten (to Trap), Kolibis (Triangle), Sirine (Tomorrow), Beo (Trail), Nosa (then), Basisala (thieves' tools), Salonk (third ordinal number), Obsalo (third, a fraction), Sab (that), Tekenon (to swear), Salo (three), Ronen (to strangle), Kentis (string), Resalik (summer), Sito (six), Ken (to steal), Asorit (sentance for a crime), Eski (shadow), Lebon (to show), Karel (scroll), Betita (sanctuary), Be (Sapphire), Berosin (to remove), Nabasin (to repeat), Sen (to run), Silkaba (saddle), Ste (question particle), Riso (rain), Rison (to rain), Sakana (pillow), Isili (potion), Sorba (Pound), Sanatan (to pull), Banasko (people), Kenon (pilfer), Teltin (office), Binson (to open), Obine (Night), Lonek (Nose), Rosati (Monk), Siterke (Music), Nebi (Minute), Kisak (Million), Baker (out), Nekio (parapet), Bislis (party), Loksalik (spring), Ker (Magic), Belon (to make unconcious), Sib (May), Nibe (Morning), Iroen (to Live somewhere), Oroen (to look for), Tern (to Leave a place), Resa (Leftness, position), Solen (to Know a fact), Terabas (Honesty), Lane  (Hour), Beti (If), Sabit (Insanity), Satek (Jug), Sikla (Kettle), Sanla (Hall), Sakel (Hand), Lekel (Highwayman), Siri (Goblet), Solet (Gray), Resen (Green), Tek (Group), Teltan (Galley), Os (Garlic), Isala (Gem), Kolen (to Fight), Enit (Fountain), Sala (Equipment), Kontonken (Everywhere), Norsalik (Fall, third yearly season), Teko (Dwarf), Naltos (Earliness), Salan (to Do), Kaslil (Druid), Bakre (Disguise), Bakren (to Disguise), Oberabas (Dishonesty), Sinkin (Distribute), Asin (Demon), Ret (Dagger), Ekob (Darkness), Ine (Day), Bebol (Cup), Osalos (Cupboard), Berkin (Child), San (to Climb), Beben (Can, to be able), Kest (Cart), Ornek (Castle), Salarka (Body), Sankot (Brain), Balsan (to Burn), Relbat (Booty), Sio (Bigness), Koret (Black), Nerb (Blue), Bone (Beginning), Esoan (to Believe), Sa (Beside), Sanili (Arrest), Sanilin (to Arrest), Kiset (Barn), Beslin (to Approach), Ne (Across), Salane (Afternoon), Barsan (Blackmail),

20% U, S, E, T, R, B, K, L, O, I, N, A: Beun (to Trail), Nau (When), Uale (While), Uon (to Want), Kaual (Warrior), Bun (to Use), Alun (Wall), Kult (Trip), Nu (Under, Below, Beneath), Ruka (Throne), Uro (Torch), Bura (thing), Brun (to think), Kuron (to teach), Kura (teacher), Kauta (temple), Usen (to swim), Ruba (table), Kaual (soldier), Burakan (something), Tulokto (spider), Buron (to stay), Suon (to practice), Sun (to prepare), Rub (price), Kunin (to put), Buk (quilt), Balub (sage), Luset (salt), Lobun (to sell), Ula (seven), Lulani (ship), Rubel (silver), Alub (place), Itu (plan), Ituan (to plan), Sublin (platinum), Kruteln (to plunder), Anukit (pole), Trun (to pick lock), Tru (Lockpick), Ukal (Master), Kural (Mead), Kutin (Might), Usal (Mountain), Tulon (to Observe), Kutal (Lesson), Uta (Light, Illumination), Utan (to Light), Unta (Escape), Untan (to Escape), Barbun (to Faint), Sunin (Intelligence), Kulat (Illusion), Ul (In front of), Sur (Hundred), Kunsal (Hill), Klun (to Hit), Natuk (Idol), Sulan (Glass), Kurbe (Gnome), Turen (to Hide), Turen (to Hide), Kaluan (to Frame), Bu (From), Kuta (Forehead), Suso (Forest), Uket (Foot), Unen (to Finish), Tulo (Eight), Une (End), Tura (Dexterity), Urtel (Diamond), Nu (Down), Nusen (to Crawl), Tur (Dart), Akbun (Desert), Kuena (Cave), Ukal (Chief), Tun (to Come), Kun (to Buy), Lusok (Caravan), Kilu (Brick), Noru (Brown), Kubak (Bucket), Kusal (Building), Botu (Bone), Telu (Boot), Ukal (Boss), Uneklin (to Backstab), Sintur (Belt), Kusuo (as soon as), Esun (to Ask), Obul (Behind), Sanlun (to Climb Walls), Atbura (Anything), Atnau (Anytime), Nakau (Arm), Bus (Against),

13% Y, M, H, U, S, E, T, R, B, K, L, O, I, N, A: Kahy (Wood), Hal (Word), Hama (Work), Haman (to Work), Hamhin (Workshop), Obersity (Wrongness), Ryki (Without), Sarum (Why), Bysalik (Winter), Manka (Witch), Bysne (White), Tehel (Who, a question), Om (Which, a relative pronoun), Limi (Well), Ymasan (to Wear), Hos (Weather), Sarhon (to Watch), Myn (to Wait), Ylink (to Wake), Rybun (Violet), Mabun (to Visit), Obiha (Unholiness), Kyam (Treasure), Ily (Through), Haron (to Throw), Seyen (to Tie), Hek (Time), Uhys (Tinder), Sy (To), Lyrne (Today), Kuly (Toe), Milbet (Town), Om (that, a relative pronoun), Basim (thief), Lynin (to tell), Imbo (ten), Uhasi (tapestry), Tontyha (stronghold), Kam (sword), Ryn (to stop), Abyhin (Stable), Emna (statue), Limenet (spy), Ashi (Square), Helu (spike), Koma (speed), Lam (spell), Mubli (snow), Mublin (to snow), Ykar (softness), Morukek (sky), Haro (sling), Hiblokni (snake), Yta (shortness), Okam (since), Sihal (sheet), Hantak (shield), Nyo (second of time), Huna (secret), Tryn (to see), Unahob (secret door), Baim (sack), Ybila (sconce), Kamkanab (scabbard), Rakomo (size), Mabal (ring), Byn (road), hintyn (to rest), Kurnan (to retreat), Myban (to return), Hin (room), Timon (rope), Kumba (ruby), Bamat (rug), Hira (rations), Fehin (to read), Harata (rectangle), Obamon (release), Haten (to ransom), Ulya (quiver), Erminan (to punish), Ermina (punishment), Tambon (to push), Ykar (quietness), Arhobol (prince), Obarhobol (princess), Basihin (prison), Mala (poison), Byb (Pouch), Katam (pin), Lyket (plains), Byntan (path), Hinlan (to pay), Lyny (payment), Mun (to pick pocket), Herel (park), Behan (to pass), Hali (orange), Hari (orb), Samun (opal), Huli (oldness), Kymo (on the contrary), Mankero (Magicuser), Hibmun (Nothing), Lyrib (Now), Hibni (No, Not), Yran (Noise), Hetne (Noon), Hobuli (Newness), Am (Nine), Miban (Must), Lary (Name), Ry (Near), Sihyres (Museum), Lamin (Mirror), Hyman (Money), Hetobne (Midnight), Kanoho (Matress), Holok (mayor), Aby (Horse), Bihe (How), Behebe (How many?, How much?), Kymo (However), Rylo (Human), Obykar (Loudness), Sarhon (to look at), Ihil (Lock), Ihilin (to Lock), Ekmel (Mallet), Tylo (Lightness, weight), Harn (to Live, not die), Lahin (Library), Har (Life), Haba (Length), Hamoki (Kobold), Utho (Lake), Olarhe (Language), Biho (Law), Ime (Kid), Naman (to Kidnap), Rytena (Keg), Simarhin (Kennel), Kem (Jewel), Hyutan (to Interest), Mon (Is), Kulamak (Illusionist), Ly (In), Obersity (Incorrectness), Amon (to Hold Hostage), Mina (Holiness), Obtylo (Heaviness), Syetonta (Hello), Likiha (Heart), Likihyran (Heartbeat), Biby (Harness), Tyn (to Have), Ulimobla (Half-elf), Mistis (Halfling), Sarhin (Guardroom), Kuho (Hair), Hymur (Gold), Syetken (Goodbye), Syet (Goodness), Lyr (Gift), Lyn (to give), Sany (Gate), Amas (Garden), Bybi (Flint), Ybel (Floor), Rimnok (Fork), Onbom (Expense), Syto (Experience), Atami (Eye), Lim (Five), Heken (Everytime), Turyas (Evidence), Inher (Engineer), Tyhin (to Enter), Mahan (Entrance), Ulim (Elf), Akoy (Emerald), Tyna (Ear), Matybal (Earring), Simar (Dog), Uhob (Door), Yhy (Deal), Hunar (Death), Hunarian (to Die), Ibim (Custom), Sya (Cut), Syan (to Cut), Bylis (Danger), Hunahin (Crypt), Heryan (to Close), Mys (Clothing), Bersity (Correctness), Esim (Country), Uha (Choice), Uhan (to Choose), Holyat (City), Hinlyot (Client), Lisema (Charisma), Mibar (Case), Hunakal (Casket), Sahal (Container), Bahelan (to Destroy), Aram (Cat), Myo (Cell), Het (Centre), Sambil (Chain), Yli (Chair), Hili (Bridge), Ky (By), Laryn (to Call), Ylo (Candle), Maleto (Burial), Moky (But), Omban (Bracelet), Hisuin (to Blame), Tomuk (Blanket), Haylan (to Borrow), Syt (Bird), Hibar (Hibar), Nakohin (Bedroom), Amus (Beer), Moly (Before), Syili (Bench), Kauhin (Barracks), Sahas (Barrel), Huso (Basin), Sakam (Back), Sakambar (Backpack), Hinuta (Arson), Hinutan (to commit Arson), Bitama (Assassin), Isimin (to Arrive), Kosohin (Armoury), Lema (Around), Simikir (Alchemist), Ymus (Ale), Ahak (Arch), Syhi (About),

9% F, Y, M, H, U, S, E, T, R, B, K, L, O, I, N, A: Fal (Year), Firen (to Win), Ferel (Wind), Kalaf (Wine), Foram (Where), Laf (What), Obfora (Unconciousness), Fysy (Tower), Basifen (thieves' cant), Fen (to talk), Fatas (strength), Foryhab (Store), Fokon (stool), Hanfi (stomach), Ulof (steel), Lofon (Stand), Lafe (south), Funar (skin), Fysos (shrine), Fikisik (sign), Mitaf (shelf), Falati (sea), Kufer (screen), Foren (to rob), Filta (paladin), Fu (over), Feku (opposite), Fy (or), Fyal (oil), Fakab (offering), Bisfi (North), Konfa (Nail), Fonbak (Muscle), Forkel (Merchant), Faki (Map), Forlin (to Make), Obfiken (to lose a thing), Fafet (Locket), Fyton (to Lend), Falat (Leather), Fasan (Ladder), Nafen (to Help), Tif (Helmet), Falabin (to Hand), Akfur (God), Feun (to Get), Safe (Food), Tafen (to Find), Faburan (Everything), Nusfi (Earth), Salif (East), Safen (to Eat), Asefa (Drink), Asefan (to Drink), Fybkes (Dragon), Fibil (Discovery), Syf (Date), Fuib (Crown), Byrafak (Crossbow), Kafun (to Cover), Fora (Conciousness), Tufa (Club), Fatib (Chest, Torso), Filu (Ceiling), Mafit (Breathe), Rafak (Bow), Fanbo (Blood), Flo (Between), Fasren (to Begin), Frun (Badness), Fanil (Artery), Fu (Above, Up), Mafitan (to Breathe), Mofit (Constitution),

<1% W, G, D, F, Y, M, H, U, S, E, T, R, B, K, L, O, I, N, A: Kargel (Letter), Raiga (ruins), Madli (Bribe), Madlin (to Bribe), Kandon (to Hijack), Kawabi (Cleric),

0% Z, V, X, P, Q, J, C


Conclusion: thats some history of brutality and violence... poor Lina and her tongue taken by Olon for snitching during an Inspection at a Wall.. (maybe a border Wall of Western China?).

Thieves Cant Originates in the A-N Linguistic subGroup.

 

Linguistic Archaeology: Thieves Cant (part 1)

 Thieves Cant

1. Syhi (About)
2. Fu (Above, Up)
3. Ne (Across)
4. Bira (After)
5. Salane (Afternoon)
6. Bus (Against)
7. Simikir (Alchemist)
8. Ymus (Ale)
9. Balolot (Amethyst)
10. Binto (Amulet)
11. Raoka (Animal)
12. At (Any)
13. Atbura (Anything)
14. Atnau (Anytime)
15. Beslin (to Approach)
16. Ahak (Arch)
17. Nakau (Arm)
18. Rokato (Armour)
19. Rokatin (Armourer)
20. Kosohin (Armoury)
21. Lema (Around)
22. Sanili (Arrest)
23. Sanilin (to Arrest)
24. Isimin (to Arrive)
25. Tot (Arrow)
26. Hinuta (Arson)
27. Hinutan (to commit Arson)
28. Fanil (Artery)
29. Bina (As)
30. Kusuo (as soon as)
31. Esun (to Ask)
32. Bitama (Assassin)
33. Na (At)
34. Kalan (to attack)
35. Toa (Aunt)
36. Sakam (Back)
37. Sakambar (Backpack)
38. Uneklin (to Backstab)
39. Frun (Badness)
40. Kalakar (Barkeep)
41. Kiset (Barn)
42. Kauhin (Barracks)
43. Sahas (Barrel)
44. Huso (Basin)
45. Ibit (Bat)
46. Liko (Bath)
47. Tabo (Battle)
48. Inat (Beard)
49. Ibli (Because)
50. Libi (Because of)
51. Nako (Bed)
52. Nakohin (Bedroom)
53. Amus (Beer)
54. Moly (Before)
55. Fasren (to Begin)
56. Bone (Beginning)
57. Obul (Behind)
58. Esoan (to Believe)
59. Sintur (Belt)
60. Syili (Bench)
61. Sa (Beside)
62. Rolko (Betray)
63. Flo (Between)
64. Sio (Bigness)
65. Syt (Bird)
66. Hibar (Hibar)
67. Koret (Black)
68. Barsan (Blackmail)
69. Hisuin (to Blame)
70. Tomuk (Blanket)
71. Fanbo (Blood)
72. Nerb (Blue)
73. Barbo (Boat)
74. Salarka (Body)
75. Botu (Bone)
76. Lakat (Book)
77. Telu (Boot)
78. Relbat (Booty)
79. Haylan (to Borrow)
80. Ukal (Boss)
81. Rafak (Bow)
82. Kal (Box)
83. Omban (Bracelet)
84. Sankot (Brain)
85. Mafit (Breathe)
86. Mafitan (to Breathe)
87. Madli (Bribe)
88. Madlin (to Bribe)
89. Kilu (Brick)
90. Hili (Bridge)
91. Toka (Broach)
92. Noru (Brown)
93. Kubak (Bucket)
94. Kusal (Building)
95. Kalinta (Burglar)
96. Kalintan (to Burglarize)
97. Maleto (Burial)
98. Balsan (to Burn)
99. Moky (But)
100. Kun (to Buy)
101. Ky (By)
102. Laryn (to Call)
103. Beben (Can, to be able)
104. Ylo (Candle)
105. Lusok (Caravan)
106. Kest (Cart)
107. Mibar (Case)
108. Hunakal (Casket)
109. Ornek (Castle)
110. Aram (Cat)
111. Kuena (Cave)
112. Filu (Ceiling)
113. Myo (Cell)
114. Het (Centre)
115. Sambil (Chain)
116. Yli (Chair)
117. Lisema (Charisma)
118. Fatib (Chest, Torso)
119. Kanab (Chest, Container)
120. Ukal (Chief)
121. Berkin (Child)
122. Banal (Chin)
123. Uha (Choice)
124. Uhan (to Choose)
125. Holyat (City)
126. Kawabi (Cleric)
127. Hinlyot (Client)
128. San (to Climb)
129. Sanlun (to Climb Walls)
130. Loab (Cloak)
131. Heryan (to Close)
132. Mys (Clothing)
133. Kalok (Cloud)
134. Tufa (Club)
135. Arot (Cold)
136. Lok (Colour)
137. Tun (to Come)
138. Fora (Conciousness)
139. Mofit (Constitution)
140. Sahal (Container)
141. Krin (Copper)
142. Bersity (Correctness)
143. Kartan (to Counterfeit)
144. Esim (Country)
145. Nio (Court)
146. Kafun (to Cover)
147. Nusen (to Crawl)
148. Byrafak (Crossbow)
149. Arkar (Crowd)
150. Fuib (Crown)
151. Hunahin (Crypt)
152. Bebol (Cup)
153. Osalos (Cupboard)
154. Takali (Curse)
155. Totakalin (to Curse)
156. Aoro (Curtain)
157. Ibim (Custom)
158. Sya (Cut)
159. Syan (to Cut)
160. Ret (Dagger)
161. Bylis (Danger)
162. Ekob (Darkness)
163. Tur (Dart)
164. Syf (Date)
165. Ine (Day)
166. Yhy (Deal)
167. Hunar (Death)
168. Tisan (to Decide)
169. Koka (defeat)
170. Kokan (to Defeat)
171. Asin (Demon)
172. Akbun (Desert)
173. Ritin (Desk)
174. Bahelan (to Destroy)
175. Rabalan (to Detect Traps)
176. Tura (Dexterity)
177. Urtel (Diamond)
178. Hunarian (to Die)
179. Fibil (Discovery)
180. Bakre (Disguise)
181. Bakren (to Disguise)
182. Oberabas (Dishonesty)
183. Sinkin (Distribute)
184. Lakana (Diversion)
185. Lakan (to Divert)
186. Brokan (to Divide)
187. Broka (Division)
188. Salan (to Do)
189. Simar (Dog)
190. Uhob (Door)
191. Nu (Down)
192. Fybkes (Dragon)
193. Tiran (Drawer)
194. Taron (to Dress)
195. Asefa (Drink)
196. Asefan (to Drink)
197. Titani (Drug)
198. Titanin (to Drug)
199. Kaslil (Druid)
200. Ror (Dungeon)
201. Norb (During)
202. Teko (Dwarf)
203. Tyna (Ear)
204. Naltos (Earliness)
205. Matybal (Earring)
206. Nusfi (Earth)
207. Salif (East)
208. Safen (to Eat)
209. Tulo (Eight)
210. Binta (Electrum)
211. Ulim (Elf)
212. Akoy (Emerald)
213. Une (End)
214. Nabi (Endurance)
215. Inher (Engineer)
216. Tyhin (to Enter)
217. Mahan (Entrance)
218. Sala (Equipment)
219. Unta (Escape)
220. Untan (to Escape)
221. Faburan (Everything)
222. Heken (Everytime)
223. Kontonken (Everywhere)
224. Turyas (Evidence)
225. Tik (Except)
226. Onbom (Expense)
227. Syto (Experience)
228. Atami (Eye)
229. Barbun (to Faint)
230. Norsalik (Fall, third yearly season)
231. Rakin (to Fall)
232. Narak (Farm)
233. Kolen (to Fight)
234. Kol (Fighter)
235. Tafen (to Find)
236. Unen (to Finish)
237. Bal (Fire)
238. Kanabal (Fireplace)
239. Bink (First)
240. Lim (Five)
241. Kitki (Flesh)
242. Bybi (Flint)
243. Ybel (Floor)
244. Safe (Food)
245. Uket (Foot)
246. Lit (For)
247. Kuta (Forehead)
248. Suso (Forest)
249. Rimnok (Fork)
250. Enit (Fountain)
251. Lo (Four)
252. Kaluan (to Frame)
253. Boroban (to Free)
254. Borob (Freedom)
255. Bu (From)
256. Kar (Future)
257. Bio (Gallery)
258. Teltan (Galley)
259. Amas (Garden)
260. Os (Garlic)
261. Sany (Gate)
262. Isala (Gem)
263. Feun (to Get)
264. Lyr (Gift)
265. Lyn (to give)
266. Sulan (Glass)
267. Kurbe (Gnome)
268. Ban (to Go)
269. Siri (Goblet)
270. Akfur (God)
271. Hymur (Gold)
272. Syetken (Goodbye)
273. Syet (Goodness)
274. Solet (Gray)
275. Resen (Green)
276. Tek (Group)
277. Sarhin (Guardroom)
278. Kuho (Hair)
279. Obla (Half)
280. Ulimobla (Half-elf)
281. Takobla (Half-orc)
282. Mistis (Halfling)
283. Sanla (Hall)
284. Sakel (Hand)
285. Falabin (to Hand)
286. Tankan (to Handle)
287. Biby (Harness)
288. Tyn (to Have)
289. I (He, Him, She, Her, It)
290. Ti (He, Him, She, Her, It)
291. Biak (Head)
292. Likiha (Heart)
293. Likihyran (Heartbeat)
294. Ortob (Heat)
295. Takan (to Heat)
296. Obtylo (Heaviness)
297. Syetonta (Hello)
298. Tif (Helmet)
299. Nafen (to Help)
300. Turen (to Hide)
301. Bora (Highness)
302. Lekel (Highwayman)
303. Kandon (to Hijack)
304. Kunsal (Hill)
305. Klun (to Hit)
306. Amon (to Hold Hostage)
307. Kontora (Holdup)
308. Kontoran (to Hold Up)
309. Mina (Holiness)
310. Iro (Home, House)
311. Terabas (Honesty)
312. Totak (Honour)
313. Aby (Horse)
314. Lane  (Hour)
315. Bihe (How)
316. Behebe (How many?, How much?)
317. Kymo (However)
318. Rylo (Human)
319. Sur (Hundred)
320. O (I, Me)
321. To (I, Me)
322. Natuk (Idol)
323. Beti (If)
324. Kulat (Illusion)
325. Kulamak (Illusionist)
326. Ly (In)
327. Ul (In front of)
328. Obersity (Incorrectness)
329. Sabit (Insanity)
330. Lanin (to Inspect)
331. Lani (Inspection)
332. Ab (Instead of)
333. Sunin (Intelligence)
334. Hyutan (to Interest)
335. Mon (Is)
336. Tara (Jaw)
337. Kem (Jewel)
338. Satek (Jug)
339. Rytena (Keg)
340. Simarhin (Kennel)
341. Sikla (Kettle)
342. Tirib (Key)
343. Okob (Kick)
344. Ime (Kid)
345. Naman (to Kidnap)
346. Intan (to Kill)
347. Nirahin (Kitchen)
348. Solen (to Know a fact)
349. Altan (to know someone)
350. Hamoki (Kobold)
351. Fasan (Ladder)
352. Utho (Lake)
353. Olarhe (Language)
354. Tatobal (Lantern)
355. Nobal (Lateness)
356. Biho (Law)
357. Ankat (Lawlessness)
358. Falat (Leather)
359. Tern (to Leave a place)
360. Aban (To Leave a thing)
361. Resa (Leftness, position)
362. Akto (Leg)
363. Fyton (to Lend)
364. Haba (Length)
365. Kutal (Lesson)
366. Kargel (Letter)
367. Lahin (Library)
368. Har (Life)
369. Uta (Light, Illumination)
370. Tylo (Lightness, weight)
371. Utan (to Light)
372. Bina (Like)
373. Tin (to Listen)
374. Tan (Littleness)
375. Harn (to Live, not die)
376. Iroen (to Live somewhere)
377. Ihil (Lock)
378. Ihilin (to Lock)
379. Fafet (Locket)
380. Tru (Lockpick)
381. Sarhon (to look at)
382. Oroen (to look for)
383. Kilik (Loot)
384. Kilikon (to loot)
385. Obfiken (to lose a thing)
386. Obykar (Loudness)
387. Obora (Lowness)
388. Ker (Magic)
389. Mankero (Magicuser)
390. Forlin (to Make)
391. Belon (to make unconcious)
392. Ekmel (Mallet)
393. Ark (Man)
394. Faki (Map)
395. Ratik (Marsh)
396. Ukal (Master)
397. Kanoho (Matress)
398. Sib (May)
399. Holok (mayor)
400. Kural (Mead)
401. Baka (Meal)
402. Kolnok (Medallion)
403. Tlinkit (Medicine)
404. Forkel (Merchant)
405. Albir (Middle)
406. Hetobne (Midnight)
407. Kutin (Might)
408. Kisak (Million)
409. Nebi (Minute)
410. Lamin (Mirror)
411. Orib (Moment)
412. Hyman (Money)
413. Rosati (Monk)
414. Arkoba (Monster)
415. Likano (Month)
416. Nibe (Morning)
417. Iloka (Mound)
418. Usal (Mountain)
419. Tanina (Moustache)
420. Bibik (Mouth)
421. Otan (to move)
422. Bin (to move silently)
423. Fonbak (Muscle)
424. Sihyres (Museum)
425. Siterke (Music)
426. Miban (Must)
427. Konfa (Nail)
428. Lary (Name)
429. Ry (Near)
430. Tanol (Necessity)
431. Liki (Neck)
432. Likob (Necklace)
433. Hobuli (Newness)
434. Obine (Night)
435. Am (Nine)
436. Hibni (No, Not)
437. Yran (Noise)
438. Hetne (Noon)
439. Bisfi (North)
440. Lonek (Nose)
441. Hibmun (Nothing)
442. Lyrib (Now)
443. Taka (Number)
444. Tulon (to Observe)
445. Ro (of)
446. Al (off)
447. Fakab (offering)
448. Teltin (office)
449. Fyal (oil)
450. Huli (oldness)
451. Li (on a wall)
452. Ka (on top of)
453. Kymo (on the contrary)
454. Bi (one)
455. Samun (opal)
456. Binson (to open)
457. Feku (opposite)
458. Fy (or)
459. Hali (orange)
460. Hari (orb)
461. Tak (orc)
462. Baker (out)
463. Fu (over)
464. Rarkan (painting)
465. Filta (paladin)
466. Nekio (parapet)
467. Herel (park)
468. Bislis (party)
469. Behan (to pass)
470. Bak (passage)
471. Bir (past)
472. Byntan (path)
473. Hinlan (to pay)
474. Lyny (payment)
475. Boblin (pearl)
476. Banasko (people)
477. Trun (to pick lock)
478. Mun (to pick pocket)
479. Iloka (pile)
480. Kenon (pilfer)
481. Baron (pillage)
482. Liki (pillar)
483. Sakana (pillow)
484. Katam (pin)
485. Alub (place)
486. Lyket (plains)
487. Itu (plan)
488. Ituan (to plan)
489. Sublin (platinum)
490. Kruteln (to plunder)
491. Ikiban (to poach)
492. Tolata (pocket)
493. Mala (poison)
494. Anukit (pole)
495. Isili (potion)
496. Byb (Pouch)
497. Sorba (Pound)
498. Suon (to practice)
499. Sun (to prepare)
500. Rub (price)
501. Arhobol (prince)
502. Obarhobol (princess)
503. Basihin (prison)
504. Sanatan (to pull)
505. Erminan (to punish)
506. Ermina (punishment)
507. Tambon (to push)
508. Kunin (to put)
509. Tanob (question)
510. Ste (question particle)
511. Ykar (quietness)
512. Buk (quilt)
513. Ulya (quiver)
514. Riso (rain)
515. Rison (to rain)
516. Haten (to ransom)
517. Babon (to rap)
518. Hira (rations)
519. Fehin (to read)
520. Harata (rectangle)
521. Blon (red)
522. Obamon (release)
523. Berosin (to remove)
524. Nabasin (to repeat)
525. hintyn (to rest)
526. Kurnan (to retreat)
527. Myban (to return)
528. Kolta (rightness position)
529. Mabal (ring)
530. Byn (road)
531. Foren (to rob)
532. Balab (robe)
533. Hin (room)
534. Timon (rope)
535. Kumba (ruby)
536. Bamat (rug)
537. Raiga (ruins)
538. Sen (to run)
539. Baim (sack)
540. Silkaba (saddle)
541. Tonta (safety)
542. Balub (sage)
543. Luset (salt)
544. Betita (sanctuary)
545. Be (Sapphire)
546. Toran (to save a life)
547. Torin (to save, conserve)
548. Kamkanab (scabbard)
549. Roal (scholar)
550. Ybila (sconce)
551. Kufer (screen)
552. Karel (scroll)
553. Falati (sea)
554. Lank (second ordinal number)
555. Nyo (second of time)
556. Huna (secret)
557. Unahob (secret door)
558. Tryn (to see)
559. Lobun (to sell)
560. Asorit (sentance for a crime)
561. Ula (seven)
562. Eski (shadow)
563. Sihal (sheet)
564. Mitaf (shelf)
565. Hantak (shield)
566. Lulani (ship)
567. Tlin (to shoot)
568. Yta (shortness)
569. Nakaoka (shoulder)
570. Lebon (to show)
571. Fysos (shrine)
572. Fikisik (sign)
573. Robal (silence)
574. Rubel (silver)
575. Okam (since)
576. Sito (six)
577. Rakomo (size)
578. Akbotark (skeleton)
579. Funar (skin)
580. Akbot (skull)
581. Morukek (sky)
582. Haro (sling)
583. Obok (slowness)
584. Hiblokni (snake)
585. Nilinin (to snitch)
586. Mubli (snow)
587. Mublin (to snow)
588. Ykar (softness)
589. Kaual (soldier)
590. Burakan (something)
591. Lafe (south)
592. Koma (speed)
593. Lam (spell)
594. Tulokto (spider)
595. Helu (spike)
596. Loksalik (spring)
597. Limenet (spy)
598. Ashi (Square)
599. Klin (to stab)
600. Abyhin (Stable)
601. Lofon (Stand)
602. Bilin (to Stand)
603. Emna (statue)
604. Buron (to stay)
605. Ken (to steal)
606. Ulof (steel)
607. Kaltan (to step)
608. Hanfi (stomach)
609. Tato (stone)
610. Ryn (to stop)
611. Fokon (stool)
612. Bikit (storage)
613. Foryhab (Store)
614. Bikitan (to store)
615. Ronen (to strangle)
616. Fatas (strength)
617. Kentis (string)
618. Tontyha (stronghold)
619. Resalik (summer)
620. Tobalon (sun)
621. Tekenon (to swear)
622. Usen (to swim)
623. Kam (sword)
624. Ruba (table)
625. Olon (to take)
626. Fen (to talk)
627. Uhasi (tapestry)
628. Rili (target)
629. Kuron (to teach)
630. Kura (teacher)
631. Lynin (to tell)
632. Kauta (temple)
633. Imbo (ten)
634. Sab (that)
635. Om (that, a relative pronoun)
636. Ii (them, they)
637. Nosa (then)
638. Basim (thief)
639. Basifen (thieves' cant)
640. Basisala (thieves' tools)
641. Bura (thing)
642. Brun (to think)
643. Salonk (third ordinal number)
644. Obsalo (third, a fraction)
645. Bakat (thousand)
646. Salo (three)
647. Ruka (Throne)
648. Ily (Through)
649. Haron (to Throw)
650. Seyen (to Tie)
651. Hek (Time)
652. Uhys (Tinder)
653. Sy (To)
654. Lyrne (Today)
655. Kuly (Toe)
656. Sirine (Tomorrow)
657. Lina (Tongue)
658. Iti (Tooth)
659. Uro (Torch)
660. Lak (Torso)
661. So (Toward)
662. Fysy (Tower)
663. Milbet (Town)
664. Beo (Trail)
665. Beun (to Trail)
666. Rolko (Traitor)
667. Itak (Trap)
668. Esten (to Trap)
669. Kyam (Treasure)
670. Kolibis (Triangle)
671. Bart (Troll)
672. Kult (Trip)
673. La (Two)
674. Toa (Uncle)
675. Obfora (Unconciousness)
676. Nu (Under, Below, Beneath)
677. Obiha (Unholiness)
678. Obinta (Unlike)
679. Si (Until)
680. Oeo (Us, We)
681. Toeo (Us, We)
682. Oo (Us, We)
683. Too (Us, We)
684. Bun (to Use)
685. Konba (Valuables)
686. Liliki (Vase)
687. Narko (Vault)
688. Rybun (Violet)
689. Mabun (to Visit)
690. Enbra (Wagon)
691. Myn (to Wait)
692. Ylink (to Wake)
693. Bosen (to Walk)
694. Alun (Wall)
695. Naki (Wand)
696. Aron (to Wander)
697. Uon (to Want)
698. Kaual (Warrior)
699. Oren (to Wash)
700. Sarhon (to Watch)
701. Ros (Water)
702. Roskanab (Waterskin)
703. Ba (Way)
704. Kosol (Weapon)
705. Kosolit (Weaponer)
706. Ymasan (to Wear)
707. Hos (Weather)
708. Lino (Week)
709. Limi (Well)
710. Laf (What)
711. Nau (When)
712. Foram (Where)
713. Bo (Whether)
714. Om (Which, a relative pronoun)
715. Uale (While)
716. Bysne (White)
717. Tehel (Who, a question)
718. Nita (Who, a relative pronoun)
719. Sarum (Why)
720. Firen (to Win)
721. Ferel (Wind)
722. Kalaf (Wine)
723. Bysalik (Winter)
724. Kenil (Wire)
725. Manka (Witch)
726. Ki (With)
727. Ryki (Without)
728. Obark (Woman)
729. Kahy (Wood)
730. Hal (Word)
731. Hama (Work)
732. Haman (to Work)
733. Hamhin (Workshop)
734. Takin (Would)
735. Lator (Wrist)
736. Sabnolan (to Write)
737. Obersity (Wrongness)
738. Fal (Year)
739. Nolt (Yellow)
740. An (Yes)
741. Labne (Yesterday)
742. Oe (You, plural)
743. Toe (You, plural)
744. E (You, Singular)
745. Te (You, Singular)
746. Orni (Zero)



Popularity of Use (746)
A      %     E     %      I      %     O      %       U        %
402 53% 157 21% 255 34% 242 32%   153 20%

B      %     C     %      D      %     F      %       G        %
208 27%  0   0%      3  <1%    74   9%      1    <1%

H      %     J     %      K      %     L      %       M        %
100 13%  0   0%     237 31%  245 32%  100 13%

N      %     P     %      Q      %     R      %       S        %
329 44%  0   0%      0    0%     196 26%   161 21%

T      %     V     %      W      %     X      %       Y        %
199 26%  0  0%       1   <1%    0     0%       99 13%

Z      %
0    0%

Continued in Part 2...

Linguistic Archaeology: The Mayans (Part 2)

Popularity of Use
56% A: a' (water), a- (you, your [preconsonantal]),
Note: A (Sumerian)=Water
35% K, A: ka- (our), ak (turtle), k' (stare), ka' (then; two; again), k'ak' (fire), ak'- (give), k'a'- (dissipate, diminish),
29% U, K, A: u- (preconsonantal: his, her, he, she, it, its), uk'- (drink),
27% I, H, U, K, A: k'uh- (worship), ha' (water), huk (seven), kuh (owl), uh (necklace, collar; bead), k'uh (god), uh- (awaken),
26% L, I, H, U, K, A: -il (place), il- (see), hil- (rest), k'al- (wrap, bind), akul (turtle), luk' (stucco, plaster), k'uhul (sacred; god-like), al- (say), ha'al (rain), lak (plate, dish; brick), -al (place of abundance of), kal (mouth), ak'al (lagoon, marsh), k'ak'al (fiery), k'al (enclosure, room; completion), ahal (dawn), al (child of mother), kukul (beetle), hul- (arrive), ul- (arrive), ul (atol),
25% T, L, I, H, U, K, A: k'at- (want), til- (stir fire), til (tapir), tut- (renovate), t'ul (rabbit), tak'- (plaster), -tak ("plural"),
21% N, T, L, I, H, U, K, A: k'in (sun; season), tun (stone), kan (serpent; sky; four), kanul (serpent), na'- (reveal), k'an (precious, jewel; bench; yellow), ni' (point, nose), kun (platform), -nal (place), nal (person), atan (partner, wife, companion), hun (paper; headband; book; bark), nah (large; house structure; first; great), nun (intermediary, ritual speaker); Iin- (Postclassic Yucatec), ni- (Classic Maya), na' (house structure), k'ak' nal (fire place), lak'in (east), k'intun (drought), nak- (conquer), hun tan (beloved, cherished), tan (before, in front of, belly, stomach, center, chest; amidst; image), k'an tun (bench stone),
17% C, N, T, L, I, H, U, K, A: uch (zarigüella; opossum), ichnal (with, in the presence of), ichil (within), chik'in (west), cha' (two, again), k'uch (vulture; zopilote), ak'ach (turkey), kach- (tie), tunich (stone), chan (serpent; sky; four), chuk- (seize, capture), chilan (ritual interpreter), chikin tun (ring of stone), chak (rain, rain deity; red; great), chich (prognostication), ach (penis), kuch (load, burden), chuch (loom), chahuk (lightning), chitin (kiln, oven), ch'ah (incense; bitter), chanan (guardian), nach (far), ch'at (dwarf, goblin; hunchback), ch'ak- (decapitate, cut), chih (deer), chun- (conjure), ichik (coat), ich'ak (claw), kuch- (carry), chikul (bird), ichki(l)- (bathe), chach (basket), chan (after),
16% B, C, N, T, L, I, H, U, K, A: bakul (youth, creature), hab (year), kab- (supervise), abak (soot), buch'- (sit), bah (self; first; head; gopher; image; being), bih (road), chak balam (puma), nab (pool, lake), -nib (place), bih tun (pavement), k'ak' nab (ocean), k'ub- (offer, deposit), ak'ab (night), balun lajun (nineteen), balun (many; nine), k'ab (hand, arm), buluk (eleven), chab (earth; bee; beehive, honey), kab (earth; bee; beehive, honey), uk'ib (drinking vessel), buk- (dress), bub (cylinder), bubul (cylindrical), ch'ab- (create, creation), but'- (cover), buk (clothes), ubahil uch'ab (child of parent), anab (carver), bak- (capture, seize), cheb (brush pen), bak (heron; skull, bone; seize, captive), ba' (being), bahah (being), bul (bean), ibach (armadillo), k'aba' (name), habtal (servant),
15% J, M, B, C, N, T, L, I, H, U, K, A: mal (within), lakam (wide), ulum (turkey), amal (toad), ch'am- (take, receive, grasp), k'am- (take, receive, grasp), lakam tun (stela; big, great stone), lum (soil, earth), chum- (sit), chumib (seat), matan (privilege; offering of grace), ukum (pigeon, dove), mak (person; lid, cover), chitam (peccary), mih (north; nothing, "zero"), ham- (lie down; open), balam (jaguar), mam (maternal: grandfather, grandson, ancestor), mim (maternal: grandmother), mach- (grab), ch'amak (fox), mak'- (eat soft food), mat (duck), cham- (die), mak- (cover, bethroth), mukil (burial), muk nal (burial place), muk- (bury), mab (box), mut (bird; omen), lakam (banner; great), tim- (appease), jal- (weave), jalab (weaving, ballcourt), laj cha' (twelve), laj ka' (twelve), taj (torch; obsidian; pine), aj much (toad), lajun (ten), jich (surface for writing), jul (spear, perforator, javelin), jul- (spear, perforate, shoot), huk lajun (seventeen), bahaj (self), chijlam (ritual interpreter), aj k'in (priest), nabaj- (pool), -aj (person), jun (one), machaj (north), uhaj (necklace), jach (incised object), ch'aj (incense), huj (iguana), bahaj (image), chan lajun (fourteen), kan lajun (fourteen), chij (deer), ak'taj- (dance), juch (conch-shell), uhaj (collar), mijin (child of father), jukub (canoe), jun tan (beloved, cherished), uhaj (bead), aj- (awaken),
Note: Mut (egyptian hieroglyph/bird)=Name of an Egyptian Goddess
13% O, J, M, B, C, N, T, L, I, H, U, K, A: koj (puma), ochk'in (west), pok- (wash), kot (wall), tojol (tribute, payment), ni'tota (tip), chok- (throw, scatter), jop- (stoke), nohol (south), jol (skull, head; doorway), jolom (skull, head), tot (robin), ch'oh (rat), nuch- jol (put heads together), -ob ("plural"), joch'- (perforate, drill), okib (pedestal), notma' (north), bolon lajun (nineteen), bolon (nine), on (much, many), k'oh (mask), mo' (macaw), olom (lineage), mok (knot), koj- (hit, break), atot (home dwelling), otoch (home dwelling), otot (home dwelling), ol (heart), om (foam), tok' (flint), ho' (five), ho' lajun (fifteen), ok- (enter), och- (enter), ch'ok (young, youth, emergent), ok (dog; foot), kob- (create), tok (cloud), tok- (burn), kokom (auditor), kobatta (ashen-grey),
10% P, W, O, J, M, B, C, N, T, L, I, H, U, K, A: pa' (stream), pik (skirt), pakal (shield), pat- (shape, form, build), patan (service; tribute), puk- (scatter fire), op (parrot), pibnah (oven), palaw (ocean), pop (mat), pakab (lintel), pib nah (kiln), nup- (join), pak- (invert, turn over), pom (incense, copal), pak'- (form; hoist; plant), tap- (extinguish), tup (earflare), tupaj  (earflare), pan- (dig), nupul (counterpart; familiar), pach- (choose), chapat (centipede), pul- (burn), puj (bullrush, cattail reed), pokol (bowl for washing), pip (bird of prey), pat (after, back, later), aw- (you, your [prevocalic]), wol- (wrap up; make round), wal (within; fan), winak (twenty; servant, man), muwan (sparrow-hawk), wak lajun (sixteen), wak (six; centipede), wuk lajun (seventeen), wuk (seven), wa'- (set up, erect), wi' (root), wol (round object), winbah (portrait), winik (person, man), winal (period of twenty day), winak hab (period of twenty years), wi'il (meal; last), ajaw (king, lord, ruler), ajawlil (kingship, lordship, rulership), ichiw (heron), ko'haw (helmet, headdress), wojol (glyph), wut (face), mataw (duck), kakaw (cacao), waj (bread), jalaw (ballcourt), alaw (ballcourt), uniw (avocado),
9% Y, E, Z, P, W, O, J, M, B, C, N, T, L, I, H, U, K, A: tz'ib- (write, paint), tz'ibil (writing, painting), tz'ibal (writing, painting), jatz'- (wound; split), itz'at (wise man, sage), tzik- (venerate), kutz (turkey), k'utz (tobacco), tzutz- (terminate, end), tz'am (throne, seat), latzil (stack), tz'ak- (stack, add, accumulate), butz' (smoke), matz (sage, learned), tz'ap- (plant), witzaj- (pile up), tzuk (part, partition), witz (mountain), ikatz (load), ikitz (load, bundle), manitz'at (learned), batz'ul (howler monkey), batz' (howler monkey), tz'unun (humming bird), witz (hill), tzak- (grab, conjure), utz (good), utzil (goodness), tzihil (fresh), tzul (dog), tz'i' (dog), tz'utz'ih (coat), tz'ikul (clay), ikatz (bundle), itz'in winik (brother, younger), tz'ap- (hoist), yip- (fill), pay (opossum), pay- (guide), aj pay (guide), putz' (needle for sewing), pitzaj- (play ball), pitz (ballgame), pitzil (ballplaying; ballplayer), et- (work together), ch'en (Well, spring water source, cave), che' (tree), te' (tree), ub te' (tribute cloth), tem (throne), onekelem (strong), neh (tail), peten (province), pencheb (quill/reed/bamboo), chel (rainbow), jel- (replace), tek'- (place), ek- (place), jawante' (plate), che'- (say), k'an te' (seat), eklib (panel), le' (noose), met (nest), nich te' (may flower), pet- (make round), ekatz (load), ch'ak te' (litter, wooden frame), ajawlel (kingship, lordship, rulership), peten (island), ek- (insert, enter), -en (Classic Maya), we' (food), we'em (eating-instrument), we'ib (eating-instrument), we'- (eat bread-like foods), elk'in (east), em- (descend), emal (descend), kej (deer), met (crown), unen (child of father), jel- (change), emak (capston), el- (burn), ekatz (bundle), pepem (bridge), chuwen (artisan), chuy- (weave), joy- (trap; tie; come out, debut), yabak (soot), wayaw (spirit companion, familiar way), way- (sleep; transform), yuk- (shake), wayib (shrine), k'ay- (sing), k'ayom (singer), miyatz (sage, learned), way (room; spirit companion, here), yul- (polish), yokman (pillar), mukuy (pigeon, dove), yum (patron, boss; father), kuy (owl), mayih (offering), mayij (offering), yuwal (now), myni- (Classic Maya), y- (prevocalic: his, her, he, she, it, its), yokib (gorge), mayij (gift), yatik (flower), chay (fish), kay (fish), kayom (fisherman), bay (fat), may (deer), tz'ay- (come down), muyal (cloud), chukyah (capture), yokib (canyon), chil kayul (barracuda), jay (bowl clay bowl),
8% S, Y, E, Z, P, W, O, J, M, B, C, N, T, L, I, H, U, K, A: pasaj (dawn), sipul (deer), mabcalabashlekul (cache), sakun winik (brother, older), bahis (being), siy- (be born), sutz' (bat), esa' (atol), sak ha' (atol), sayul (ant), k'as- (break), caseeb (stair), sas (stucco, plaster), sabak (soot), wayis (spirit companion), bahis (self), sak bih (road), sinan (scorpion), sak (pure, resplendent, white), sujuy (pure), sus- (peel), spik (period of 400 year), swinik (period of twenty day), usij (vulture; zopilote), us (vulture; zopilote), sih (offering), pas- (open), spuch (intestine), sak chikul (lark), sak lak (incensario), sak lak tun (incensario), mas (hunchback; Goblin), bahisinichil (image), k'abis (hand), olis (heart), sih (gift), sihaj (gift), tis (flatuent), sijom (flower), k'ak'is (fire), sin- (extend a weave), wayis (familiar way), sa'miy (earlier today), usihil uch'ab (child of parent), usihil uchit uch'ab (child of parent),
4% X, S, Y, E, Z, P, W, O, J, M, B, C, N, T, L, I, H, U, K, A: ox lajun (thirteen), ux lajun (thirteen), ox (three), ux (three, many), max (spider monkey), xok (shark), uxul (sculpture), xamanno (north), ajouk'an max (kink), ix (lady), ixik (lady), xu' (leaf-cutter ant), hix (jaguar), hix balam (jaguar), k'ux- (grind; eat), pixom (headdress), yax (first; green), bix- (go), waxak (eight), waxak lajun (eighteen), yaxun (bird: cotinga), xok (count), xa' (already), yax (blue), uxul (carving),
<1% Q, X, S, Y, E, Z, P, W, O, J, M, B, C, N, T, L, I, H, U, K, A: k'al way quetzalk'uk' (quarters, room), tzukpulquechih (province),

0% V, R, D, F, G 

Conclusion: they are A-K Linguistic Group like the Inuit and Ainu.

A-K subgroup                         Sex          %        Dev. Chain                 Band Gap
Inuit                                           M         83%     (A; K; N, Q, L, S, O)
Orville Krill                                            82%      (A; K; O; L; S, R)
Inuit                                            F          75%     (A; K; L; I; T, O, S)                U
• Skull                                        75%     (A; K; E; L)
• Crow                                       74%     (A; K; R; O; G)
• To fuck                                   72%     (A; K; E; I, T)
• Toad                                       67%     (A; K; O; U, R)
• Turtle                                      67%      (A; K; U; E, S)
• Cat                                          63%      (A; K; T; I)
Mayan Dictionary                              52%       (A; K; U; H, I)

A-K-N subgroup                         Sex          %        Dev. Chain
Ainu Dictionary                                         54%     (A; K; N; I; U; M, O)
• Dog                                              53%     (A; K; N; U, E; I; O)
Notes: Ainu Subgroup developing.

A-K-I subgroup                         Sex          %        Dev. Chain
• To Dig                                          78%     (A; K; I; O, E)
• Axe                                               67%     (A; K; I; R, E)
• Chicken                                       50%     (A; K; I; U; N, E)

And one of their earliest word for God is almost identical to their word for Owl. That may not neem relevant but there is a stone headed statue in Indonesia that looks like an Owl-. Very soon...