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Oughtit

Oughtit Dictionary

Pronouns

za (pronoun, /zə/): "he"

tti (pronoun, /ɾi/): "she"

awn (pronoun, /on/): "they"

shi (pronoun, /ʃɪ/): "you"

ija (pronoun, /ɪdʒə/): "we"

ik (pronoun, /ɪk/): "I"

Articles

satt (article, /səɾ/): "a"

ag (article, /əg/): "the"

Prepositions

kanahi (preposition, /kənæhɪ/): "and"

angittitt (preposition, /əŋɪɾɪɾ/): "as"

awf (preposition, /of/): "from"

aibakatha (preposition, /aɪbakəðæ/): "in"

nath (preposition, /nəð/): "of"

oughdas (preposition, /ɒdəs/): "or"

yi (preposition, /yɪ/): "to"

sanouttah (preposition, /sənaʊɾæh/): "will"

ngata (preposition, /ŋətə/): "with"

Numbers

idasittu (number, /idəsɪɾʌ/): "zero"

alif (number, /əlif/): "one"

atsaimain (number, /ətsaɪmaɪn/): "two"

sioofakang (number, /ʒʊfəkaŋ/): "three"

dapithi (number, /dəpiθi/): "four"

wawh (number, /woh/): "five"

ittusouv (number, /ɪɾʌsaʊv/): "six"

anayt (number, /anet/): "seven"

fai (number, /faɪ/): "eight"

ikili (number, /ɪkɪlɪ/): "nine"

ttasiame (number, /ɾəʒəmɛ/): "ten"

Questions

kaha (question, /kəhə/): "what"

ttaykaj (question, /ɾekəj/): "who"

miwai (question, /miwaɪ/): "how"

bunik (question, /bʌnɪk/): "why"

tini (question, /tini/): "when"

Interjections

akushe (interjection, /ækʌʃɛ/): "hello"

sanaidi (interjection, /sənaɪdi/): "goodbye"

zasan (interjection, /zæsən/): "hey"

maweput (interjection, /məwɛput/): "bye"

hih (interjection, /hih/): "ouch"

hough (interjection, /hɒ/): "wow"

vebawu (interjection, /vɛbəwʌ/): "uh"

mahais (interjection, /mahaɪs/): "er"

penatu (interjection, /pɛnatu/): "um"

Adverbs

vi (adverb, /vɪ/): "again"

oughnan (adverb, /ɒnən/): "now"

ninuttu (adverb, /nɪnuɾʌ/): "soon"

asinathu (adverb, /əsinaðʌ/): "often"

ivattay (adverb, /ɪvəɾe/): "sometimes"

ad (adverb, /əd/): "always"

alina (adverb, /əlinə/): "never"

aittabawma (adverb, /aɪɾəbomæ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ttamaiga (adjective, /ɾəmaɪgə/): "aromatic"

an (adjective, /æn/): "basted"

inithaima (adjective, /inɪðaɪmə/): "big"

agayttu (adjective, /ageɾʌ/): "bitter"

kapata (adjective, /kəpətə/): "black"

ut (adjective, /ʌt/): "blue"

univad (adjective, /univəd/): "brown"

utt (adjective, /uɾ/): "chilled"

attaw (adjective, /əɾo/): "cold"

painga (adjective, /paɪŋə/): "curried"

dittiv (adjective, /dɪɾiv/): "dark"

it (adjective, /it/): "deep"

oughmati (adjective, /ɒmətɪ/): "divine"

athap (adjective, /aðəp/): "drunk"

angoughtte (adjective, /əŋɒɾɛ/): "empty"

up (adjective, /ʌp/): "evil"

huni (adjective, /huni/): "familiar"

nane (adjective, /nænɛ/): "fat"

atagud (adjective, /ætəgud/): "flat"

ayliz (adjective, /eliz/): "frail"

tiche (adjective, /tɪtʃɛ/): "fried"

zawzetin (adjective, /zozɛtɪn/): "full"

avanahu (adjective, /əvænəhʌ/): "good"

doughsushu (adjective, /dɒsʌʃu/): "green"

tti (adjective, /ɾɪ/): "grey"

nuza (adjective, /nuzæ/): "honest"

etatiwa (adjective, /ɛtətɪwə/): "hot"

zaytt (adjective, /zeɾ/): "light"

iw (adjective, /iw/): "long"

ne (adjective, /nɛ/): "loud"

akata (adjective, /akətə/): "mortal"

ta (adjective, /tæ/): "mysterious"

aj (adjective, /æj/): "narrow"

im (adjective, /ɪm/): "old"

satavough (adjective, /satəvɒ/): "orange"

akuzaidd (adjective, /əkuzaɪɽ/): "pungent"

than (adjective, /θæn/): "purple"

nazawe (adjective, /nəzæwɛ/): "quiet"

atoughna (adjective, /ætɒnə/): "raw"

ingi (adjective, /iŋi/): "rectangular"

av (adjective, /əv/): "red"

ipavad (adjective, /ipavəd/): "roasted"

aitough (adjective, /aɪtɒ/): "round"

titt (adjective, /tiɾ/): "salty"

jayh (adjective, /jeh/): "savory"

lath (adjective, /ləð/): "shallow"

vikoubew (adjective, /vɪkaʊbɛw/): "short"

izedatt (adjective, /ɪzɛdəɾ/): "smoked"

wakough (adjective, /wækɒ/): "sober"

tanunus (adjective, /tənʌnus/): "sour"

neh (adjective, /nɛh/): "spicy"

fithana (adjective, /fɪðənə/): "spiral"

lidavu (adjective, /lɪdəvu/): "square"

chutiz (adjective, /tʃʌtiz/): "steamed"

oiliti (adjective, /ɔɪliti/): "strange"

ra (adjective, /ɹə/): "strong"

gan (adjective, /gən/): "sturdy"

abawlu (adjective, /əbolʌ/): "sweet"

apuzaz (adjective, /əpʌzəz/): "tall"

atittu (adjective, /ætɪɾʌ/): "thick"

hidaisas (adjective, /hɪdaɪsəs/): "thin"

ivi (adjective, /ivi/): "warm"

etoongaw (adjective, /ɛtʊŋo/): "weak"

da (adjective, /də/): "white"

asathas (adjective, /əsəθəs/): "wide"

esanu (adjective, /ɛsənʌ/): "yellow"

adechayn (adjective, /ədɛxen/): "young"

Verbs

itti (verb, /ɪɾi/): "bake"

imazaba (verb, /iməzabə/): "be"

wuttayba (verb, /wʌɾebə/): "belong"

katti (verb, /kæɾi/): "bite"

siayt (verb, /ʒet/): "break"

anga (verb, /əŋæ/): "burn"

lasamiv (verb, /ləsamɪv/): "come"

ethaf (verb, /ɛðæf/): "die"

tim (verb, /tim/): "drink"

atath (verb, /ətəð/): "eat"

kemas (verb, /kɛmæs/): "fall"

isough (verb, /isɒ/): "fight"

asit (verb, /əsit/): "find"

seduj (verb, /sɛdʌj/): "fish"

mah (verb, /mæh/): "fly"

ddattoughdaytt (verb, /ɽəɾɒdeɾ/): "frown"

dasi (verb, /dəsi/): "go"

ainilaisu (verb, /aɪnilaɪsu/): "growl"

ipattin (verb, /ɪpəɾɪn/): "hate"

awt (verb, /ot/): "have"

ti (verb, /ti/): "hear"

zala (verb, /zələ/): "hide"

tidanat (verb, /tɪdænət/): "hold"

nawvoughva (verb, /novɒvæ/): "hunt"

thith (verb, /ðɪð/): "jump"

usi (verb, /usɪ/): "kill"

anahita (verb, /ənæhɪtə/): "know"

ttahati (verb, /ɾæhətɪ/): "laugh"

oughdittucha (verb, /ɒdiɾutʃə/): "lie"

oughtinul (verb, /ɒtinʌl/): "live"

sattaij (verb, /səɾaɪj/): "lose"

wi (verb, /wi/): "love"

id (verb, /id/): "need"

the (verb, /ðɛ/): "own"

oughbata (verb, /ɒbætə/): "roast"

lapudi (verb, /ləpudɪ/): "run"

in (verb, /ɪn/): "see"

titha (verb, /tɪθə/): "sit"

ungilaynough (verb, /uŋɪlenɒ/): "sleep"

ooluhaz (verb, /ʊlʌhəz/): "smell"

uching (verb, /utʃiŋ/): "smile"

chibaisaiv (verb, /xɪbaɪsaɪv/): "stand"

tta (verb, /ɾa/): "strike"

ayp (verb, /ep/): "swallow"

awilawttaw (verb, /əwiloɾo/): "swim"

ttin (verb, /ɾin/): "taste"

shatatawd (verb, /ʃatətod/): "throw"

ekafa (verb, /ɛkəfæ/): "walk"

ttetta (verb, /ɾɛɾə/): "want"

Nouns

isha (noun, /ɪʃə/): "afternoon"

adata (noun, /ædəta/): "ale"

ngitasat (noun, /ŋitəsæt/): "all"

azem (noun, /æzɛm/): "alligator"

asayshou (noun, /əseʃaʊ/): "arm"

tanavai (noun, /tənəvaɪ/): "ash"

ani (noun, /ənɪ/): "aunt"

tikimatt (noun, /tɪkɪmæɾ/): "axe"

uthan (noun, /ʌðən/): "bark"

ttuttah (noun, /ɾuɾəh/): "bay"

ajuzou (noun, /əjuzaʊ/): "beer"

soung (noun, /saʊŋ/): "beet"

oonayni (noun, /ʊnenɪ/): "bird"

ttak (noun, /ɾak/): "blood"

shiti (noun, /ʃɪti/): "boar"

namattou (noun, /nəməɾaʊ/): "bone"

sananga (noun, /sænəŋa/): "breakfast"

ithathi (noun, /ɪðəðɪ/): "breast"

kay (noun, /ke/): "brother"

itisil (noun, /itisil/): "castle"

woish (noun, /wɔɪʃ/): "cat"

ttaca (noun, /ɾəca/): "cat"

athaw (noun, /æθo/): "chest"

anine (noun, /ənɪnɛ/): "chicken"

ngibuch (noun, /ŋibux/): "claw"

tattis (noun, /təɾis/): "cloud"

ethe (noun, /ɛðɛ/): "coconut"

kangafa (noun, /kəŋəfə/): "crime"

awnin (noun, /onin/): "day"

lay (noun, /le/): "dinner"

uttai (noun, /uɾaɪ/): "dog"

tawasu (noun, /təwəsu/): "drink"

ichile (noun, /ichɪlɛ/): "dungeon"

ttikitt (noun, /ɾɪkiɾ/): "ear"

ik (noun, /ik/): "earth"

eta (noun, /ɛtə/): "egg"

awkathapi (noun, /okəθəpi/): "elder"

agousane (noun, /ægaʊsənɛ/): "enemy"

ashicha (noun, /əʃɪchə/): "evening"

kaz (noun, /kəz/): "eye"

iw (noun, /ɪw/): "family"

ngezijus (noun, /ŋɛzɪdʒus/): "father"

nana (noun, /nanə/): "feather"

thitt (noun, /ðɪɾ/): "fight"

nittini (noun, /nɪɾɪni/): "finger"

dai (noun, /daɪ/): "fire"

adafu (noun, /ædəfʌ/): "fish"

alatit (noun, /əlætɪt/): "flesh"

adim (noun, /ædɪm/): "foot"

nen (noun, /nɛn/): "forest"

ata (noun, /əta/): "fox"

zaib (noun, /zaɪb/): "friend"

aytt (noun, /eɾ/): "goose"

adi (noun, /ədi/): "grease"

itazai (noun, /ɪtəzaɪ/): "group"

ttazi (noun, /ɾəzɪ/): "gulf"

ja (noun, /dʒə/): "hair"

amainis (noun, /əmaɪnis/): "hand"

zaya (noun, /zəyə/): "hat"

vumesus (noun, /vʌmɛsʌs/): "hate"

sapaw (noun, /səpo/): "head"

an (noun, /ən/): "hill"

akawku (noun, /akoku/): "horn"

el (noun, /ɛl/): "horse"

kai (noun, /kaɪ/): "house"

aganitt (noun, /agənɪɾ/): "inn"

oula (noun, /aʊlə/): "island"

bitaiwitt (noun, /bitaɪwiɾ/): "jaw"

ettiw (noun, /ɛɾɪw/): "lake"

tithayk (noun, /tɪðek/): "leaf"

thainough (noun, /ðaɪnɒ/): "leg"

imal (noun, /ɪməl/): "liver"

mida (noun, /mɪdə/): "louse"

adoon (noun, /ədʊn/): "love"

ipettal (noun, /ɪpɛɾəl/): "lunch"

ingoughs (noun, /ɪŋɒs/): "man"

engi (noun, /ɛŋi/): "many"

ataiva (noun, /ətaɪvə/): "meal"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "metal"

namilu (noun, /nəmilu/): "mine"

enulayna (noun, /ɛnʌlenə/): "monster"

oughdaij (noun, /ɒdaɪdʒ/): "moon"

ataylin (noun, /ətelin/): "morning"

attisa (noun, /aɾɪsə/): "mother"

idulais (noun, /ɪdʌlaɪs/): "mountain"

tal (noun, /təl/): "mouth"

idavay (noun, /ɪdəve/): "name"

atawana (noun, /ətəwənə/): "neck"

moughlu (noun, /mɒlʌ/): "night"

uttapoughth (noun, /uɾæpɒð/): "noodle"

vakis (noun, /vəkɪs/): "nose"

fikattal (noun, /fikəɾəl/): "ocean"

koughl (noun, /kɒl/): "parent"

ho (noun, /hɔ/): "path"

ayvaydi (noun, /evedi/): "peace"

aysoughzin (noun, /esɒzin/): "pepper"

lasin (noun, /ləsin/): "person"

thattesai (noun, /θəɾɛsaɪ/): "pie"

oughjana (noun, /ɒdʒənə/): "pig"

unitha (noun, /unɪðæ/): "rabbit"

inuzuda (noun, /inʌzudə/): "rain"

ik (noun, /ik/): "rat"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "river"

an (noun, /ən/): "robe"

attoitad (noun, /əɾɔɪtəd/): "rock"

ukaynaza (noun, /ukenazæ/): "root"

lapi (noun, /ləpɪ/): "salt"

an (noun, /ən/): "sand"

ouw (noun, /aʊw/): "seed"

wa (noun, /wə/): "sibling"

bisa (noun, /bɪsə/): "sister"

ttouttai (noun, /ɾaʊɾaɪ/): "skin"

attar (noun, /əɾəɹ/): "sky"

echattum (noun, /ɛtʃəɾum/): "smoke"

vaniz (noun, /vəniz/): "snake"

aylawbi (noun, /elobi/): "soup"

alafe (noun, /alafɛ/): "star"

kootitay (noun, /kʊtɪte/): "stew"

ttoughti (noun, /ɾɒti/): "stomach"

sagathak (noun, /sægəθək/): "stone"

kapehaj (noun, /kəpɛhədʒ/): "stream"

anazi (noun, /ənəzɪ/): "sun"

ngumizi (noun, /ŋumɪzi/): "sword"

awbainitti (noun, /obaɪniɾɪ/): "tail"

che (noun, /tʃɛ/): "tavern"

lanedu (noun, /lanɛdu/): "thumb"

pivadai (noun, /pɪvədaɪ/): "tongue"

tedatt (noun, /tɛdəɾ/): "tooth"

al (noun, /əl/): "tree"

adaisik (noun, /ədaɪsɪk/): "truth"

jani (noun, /jəni/): "uncle"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "valley"

ufittipough (noun, /ʌfiɾɪpɒ/): "war"

dikat (noun, /dikət/): "water"

epi (noun, /ɛpɪ/): "way"

pipaisew (noun, /pɪpaɪsɛw/): "wine"

alupi (noun, /əlʌpi/): "woman"

adikatu (noun, /ædikætu/): "word"