caɓarit͡ʃɑɓɑɾi˧ ˧ ˨nspecie of stingless bees which are similar to house flies in size.wani irin zuma (rekuwa) marasa harbi
cakat͡ʃɑkɑ˧ ˧nfeces, the body’s solid waste matter discharged from the bowel via the anus.kashi
cáká-ɓwólt͡ʃɑkɑɓwol˧ ˧ ˨n1literary it means goat’s feceskashin akuya2a perennial plant which produces tiny black edible fruitswani iri tsiro maibakake 'ya'ya.3type of a treewani irin itace
caka-duunat͡ʃɑkɑduːnɑ˧ ˧ ˧ ˨na specie of maize commonly found among the Pyam peoplewani nau'in masarafn gargajiya.
caka-duːnacaka-duunaa specie of maize commonly found among the Pyam people
caka-karkot͡ʃɑkɑkɑrko˧ ˧ ˧ ˧npoultry wastekashin kajicaka-karko a jala ɗye gwoi ram.Poultry waste is good for farming.
cakatt͡ʃɑkɑt˨ ˨nname of the river between Gindiri and Langai disstricts.rafin Langai.Cakat ta ɗyei.He drown in river cakat.Rafin langai ya ci shi.
cakat t͡ʃɑkɑt˦ ˦ na percussion instrument made from gourd and sewn cut olive kernels.kacakacaTa camsa cakat ɗye syem.They repair cakat for singing/dancing.Sun gyara kacakaca don rawa
cakat a percussion instrument made from gourd and sewn cut olive kernels.
cangsot͡ʃɑŋso˦ ˦none of pyam’s villages as the westerners came and to it. See ɗichansoiChanso kenan
cangwant͡ʃɑŋɡwɑn˧ ˧~˦ ˦nmason wasp, a specie of wasp that builds mud nests using mortarrina mai gina ɗakitaa soa gwashi sang caki-gwashi haithey don't go to fishing without a basket.