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Uwila

Uwila Dictionary

Pronouns

hi (pronoun, /hɪ/): "he"

atti (pronoun, /əɾɪ/): "she"

uki (pronoun, /ʌki/): "they"

zem (pronoun, /zɛm/): "you"

av (pronoun, /əv/): "we"

aza (pronoun, /əzə/): "I"

Articles

si (article, /sɪ/): "a"

al (article, /al/): "the"

Prepositions

tib (preposition, /tib/): "and"

kenu (preposition, /kɛnu/): "as"

ithatt (preposition, /iðəɾ/): "from"

atteg (preposition, /əɾɛg/): "in"

uh (preposition, /ʌh/): "of"

ataytta (preposition, /æteɾə/): "or"

azattawa (preposition, /əzəɾəwə/): "to"

ttusi (preposition, /ɾusɪ/): "will"

umaw (preposition, /ʌmo/): "with"

Numbers

igin (number, /ɪgɪn/): "zero"

awap (number, /æwəp/): "one"

pethut (number, /pɛðut/): "two"

sa (number, /sə/): "three"

atikaythe (number, /ətɪkeθɛ/): "four"

eza (number, /ɛzə/): "five"

anith (number, /anið/): "six"

tagayz (number, /təgez/): "seven"

asoiti (number, /əsɔɪti/): "eight"

siwaza (number, /sɪwəzə/): "nine"

inahiz (number, /inəhɪz/): "ten"

Questions

ttaim (question, /ɾaɪm/): "what"

uwifipa (question, /ʌwɪfɪpə/): "who"

pel (question, /pɛl/): "how"

siz (question, /sɪz/): "why"

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

Interjections

oughsawim (interjection, /ɒsəwɪm/): "hello"

saki (interjection, /səkɪ/): "goodbye"

oulasit (interjection, /aʊləsit/): "hey"

biboughyij (interjection, /bɪbɒyij/): "bye"

oughs (interjection, /ɒs/): "ouch"

ashedac (interjection, /əʃɛdəc/): "wow"

ipaz (interjection, /ipəz/): "uh"

vu (interjection, /vʌ/): "er"

ttuth (interjection, /ɾʌð/): "um"

Adverbs

uvaw (adverb, /ʌvəw/): "again"

aiwangati (adverb, /aɪwəŋətɪ/): "now"

datun (adverb, /dətun/): "soon"

apasaw (adverb, /əpəso/): "often"

ttapaypitt (adverb, /ɾəpepɪɾ/): "sometimes"

al (adverb, /æl/): "always"

dasidu (adverb, /dəsɪdu/): "never"

ititha (adverb, /ɪtɪθæ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

al (adjective, /əl/): "aromatic"

nadasitt (adjective, /nadəsiɾ/): "basted"

am (adjective, /æm/): "big"

tanehan (adjective, /tənɛhən/): "bitter"

oughtimavi (adjective, /ɒtimavɪ/): "black"

si (adjective, /si/): "blue"

ivuvangu (adjective, /ɪvʌvəŋu/): "brown"

chi (adjective, /tʃɪ/): "chilled"

nathija (adjective, /naðɪjə/): "cold"

dungi (adjective, /dʌŋɪ/): "curried"

aw (adjective, /əw/): "dark"

aledi (adjective, /əlɛdɪ/): "deep"

isoosayta (adjective, /ɪsʊsetæ/): "divine"

muboukutt (adjective, /mʌbaʊkʌɾ/): "drunk"

ounat (adjective, /aʊnət/): "empty"

awik (adjective, /əwɪk/): "evil"

utt (adjective, /ʌɾ/): "familiar"

isamutt (adjective, /ɪsəmʌɾ/): "fat"

unatatta (adjective, /unətæɾə/): "flat"

awalitough (adjective, /əwəlitɒ/): "frail"

asi (adjective, /əsi/): "fried"

ipaha (adjective, /ipəhə/): "full"

zetashat (adjective, /zɛtəʃət/): "good"

ebimiw (adjective, /ɛbɪmɪw/): "green"

ucha (adjective, /ʌchə/): "grey"

asivaz (adjective, /əsɪvəz/): "honest"

batal (adjective, /bətəl/): "hot"

awatitta (adjective, /əwətiɾə/): "light"

batusuk (adjective, /bətʌsuk/): "long"

misuch (adjective, /mɪsʌtʃ/): "loud"

awsa (adjective, /osə/): "mortal"

shi (adjective, /ʃi/): "mysterious"

ing (adjective, /iŋ/): "narrow"

thinawtti (adjective, /ðɪnoɾɪ/): "old"

ti (adjective, /ti/): "orange"

libuz (adjective, /lɪbʌz/): "pungent"

ewatt (adjective, /ɛwəɾ/): "purple"

etinaw (adjective, /ɛtɪno/): "quiet"

awttittaza (adjective, /oɾɪɾəzæ/): "raw"

vatipai (adjective, /vætipaɪ/): "rectangular"

toi (adjective, /tɔɪ/): "red"

ayttan (adjective, /eɾən/): "roasted"

ekuthic (adjective, /ɛkʌðɪc/): "round"

alang (adjective, /ələŋ/): "salty"

ata (adjective, /ætæ/): "savory"

ttaitik (adjective, /ɾaɪtɪk/): "shallow"

pazan (adjective, /pəzən/): "short"

kit (adjective, /kɪt/): "smoked"

maw (adjective, /maw/): "sober"

sawhaithatt (adjective, /sohaɪðəɾ/): "sour"

tatt (adjective, /təɾ/): "spicy"

mi (adjective, /mɪ/): "spiral"

dup (adjective, /dup/): "square"

toughwudutt (adjective, /tɒwʌduɾ/): "steamed"

di (adjective, /dɪ/): "strange"

ujabitai (adjective, /ʌjəbitaɪ/): "strong"

oowe (adjective, /ʊwɛ/): "sturdy"

visami (adjective, /vɪsəmɪ/): "sweet"

hivid (adjective, /hɪvɪd/): "tall"

ath (adjective, /əð/): "thick"

aday (adjective, /əde/): "thin"

ni (adjective, /nɪ/): "warm"

ttivas (adjective, /ɾɪvəs/): "weak"

aiw (adjective, /aɪw/): "white"

tajutett (adjective, /tədʒʌtɛɾ/): "wide"

ttaybisad (adjective, /ɾebɪsəd/): "yellow"

vainu (adjective, /vaɪnʌ/): "young"

Verbs

oughwittilu (verb, /ɒwɪɾɪlʌ/): "bake"

ttitin (verb, /ɾɪtɪn/): "be"

asibada (verb, /asɪbadə/): "belong"

athezayrr (verb, /əðɛzer/): "bite"

daq (verb, /dəq/): "break"

thagada (verb, /ðəgəda/): "burn"

tittaydit (verb, /tɪɾedit/): "come"

aw (verb, /əw/): "die"

adutuyaw (verb, /ədʌtuyo/): "drink"

ittahaj (verb, /ɪɾæhədʒ/): "eat"

ttik (verb, /ɾɪk/): "fall"

ttawat (verb, /ɾəwət/): "fight"

pa (verb, /pæ/): "find"

atte (verb, /əɾɛ/): "fish"

thaw (verb, /ðəw/): "fly"

aitapaka (verb, /aɪtapəkə/): "frown"

fa (verb, /fə/): "go"

ngaymett (verb, /ŋemɛɾ/): "growl"

zavaysoo (verb, /zəvesʊ/): "hate"

ava (verb, /əvə/): "have"

hisa (verb, /hɪsə/): "hear"

adainim (verb, /ædaɪnim/): "hide"

kawought (verb, /kəwɒt/): "hold"

desek (verb, /dɛsɛk/): "hunt"

izuttap (verb, /ɪzuɾəp/): "jump"

anoughfaki (verb, /ənɒfəki/): "kill"

ah (verb, /əh/): "know"

ouvaloob (verb, /aʊvəlʊb/): "laugh"

shan (verb, /ʃæn/): "lie"

aynihe (verb, /enihɛ/): "live"

alegalaw (verb, /əlɛgəlo/): "lose"

fusita (verb, /fusitə/): "love"

att (verb, /æɾ/): "need"

sitapa (verb, /sitæpə/): "own"

eth (verb, /ɛð/): "roast"

itt (verb, /ɪɾ/): "run"

pina (verb, /pɪnæ/): "see"

iraka (verb, /iɹakə/): "sit"

fafuwid (verb, /fəfʌwɪd/): "sleep"

noughlil (verb, /nɒlɪl/): "smell"

li (verb, /li/): "smile"

nata (verb, /nətə/): "stand"

thawt (verb, /ðot/): "strike"

if (verb, /ɪf/): "swallow"

etisa (verb, /ɛtɪsə/): "swim"

oughn (verb, /ɒn/): "taste"

itt (verb, /ɪɾ/): "throw"

sinisif (verb, /sinɪsɪf/): "walk"

tis (verb, /tɪs/): "want"

Nouns

ittaza (noun, /iɾəzə/): "afternoon"

asavat (noun, /əsəvət/): "ale"

hitita (noun, /hitɪtæ/): "all"

athangi (noun, /əðəŋɪ/): "alligator"

ji (noun, /dʒɪ/): "arm"

azeta (noun, /əzɛtə/): "ash"

ttattasub (noun, /ɾaɾəsub/): "aunt"

tukas (noun, /tukəs/): "axe"

saw (noun, /səw/): "bark"

nawa (noun, /nəwæ/): "bay"

ci (noun, /ci/): "beer"

adoughfi (noun, /ədɒfɪ/): "beet"

abak (noun, /əbək/): "bird"

aywa (noun, /ewə/): "blood"

chittapas (noun, /tʃɪɾəpæs/): "boar"

finaynil (noun, /finenɪl/): "bone"

tteboughdutt (noun, /ɾɛbɒduɾ/): "breakfast"

tta (noun, /ɾæ/): "breast"

ttoughthi (noun, /ɾɒðɪ/): "brother"

rezaisay (noun, /ɹɛzaɪse/): "castle"

thayttatha (noun, /ðeɾəðə/): "cat"

sainayngitt (noun, /saɪneŋiɾ/): "cat"

thinoughh (noun, /ðɪnɒh/): "chest"

hanivath (noun, /hənivəð/): "chicken"

das (noun, /dəs/): "claw"

aikittitt (noun, /aɪkɪɾiɾ/): "cloud"

vini (noun, /vinɪ/): "coconut"

al (noun, /al/): "crime"

sisa (noun, /sisə/): "day"

na (noun, /nə/): "dinner"

ali (noun, /əlɪ/): "dog"

isanum (noun, /isænʌm/): "drink"

say (noun, /se/): "dungeon"

ag (noun, /əg/): "ear"

inad (noun, /ɪnəd/): "earth"

atawd (noun, /ətod/): "egg"

thaw (noun, /ðo/): "elder"

imuhinge (noun, /imuhɪŋɛ/): "enemy"

zigash (noun, /zigəʃ/): "evening"

azoot (noun, /əzʊt/): "eye"

titai (noun, /tɪtaɪ/): "family"

ngigu (noun, /ŋɪgu/): "father"

aititt (noun, /aɪtɪɾ/): "feather"

ah (noun, /əh/): "fight"

awane (noun, /əwənɛ/): "finger"

zit (noun, /zɪt/): "fire"

as (noun, /əs/): "fish"

nitalu (noun, /nitəlʌ/): "flesh"

jaloozought (noun, /jəlʊzɒt/): "foot"

attavan (noun, /əɾəvæn/): "forest"

nattakayng (noun, /næɾəkeŋ/): "fox"

alu (noun, /ælu/): "friend"

is (noun, /is/): "goose"

disa (noun, /dɪsə/): "grease"

nailatt (noun, /naɪlaɾ/): "group"

lupavach (noun, /lʌpævətʃ/): "gulf"

nup (noun, /nup/): "hair"

kisi (noun, /kisi/): "hand"

el (noun, /ɛl/): "hat"

lavum (noun, /lævum/): "hate"

zittat (noun, /zɪɾæt/): "head"

say (noun, /se/): "hill"

itti (noun, /iɾɪ/): "horn"

ttanal (noun, /ɾænəl/): "horse"

ahe (noun, /əhɛ/): "house"

akanitt (noun, /ækænɪɾ/): "inn"

itenga (noun, /itɛŋə/): "island"

aylingi (noun, /elɪŋɪ/): "jaw"

nittittav (noun, /niɾɪɾəv/): "lake"

me (noun, /mɛ/): "leaf"

unad (noun, /ʌnəd/): "leg"

ouchatte (noun, /aʊtʃəɾɛ/): "liver"

huchayttai (noun, /hutʃeɾaɪ/): "louse"

vikang (noun, /vɪkaŋ/): "love"

moughbadough (noun, /mɒbədɒ/): "lunch"

alingi (noun, /əlɪŋɪ/): "man"

utaw (noun, /ʌto/): "many"

ilittayl (noun, /ɪlɪɾel/): "meal"

oughhungayf (noun, /ɒhuŋef/): "metal"

puf (noun, /puf/): "mine"

asamite (noun, /əsəmitɛ/): "monster"

velai (noun, /vɛlaɪ/): "moon"

inuvi (noun, /inuvi/): "morning"

adalaz (noun, /ədələz/): "mother"

enasil (noun, /ɛnəsil/): "mountain"

nibaibu (noun, /nɪbaɪbʌ/): "mouth"

tenawma (noun, /tɛnoma/): "name"

tha (noun, /ðə/): "neck"

apavelu (noun, /əpəvɛlu/): "night"

athat (noun, /aðat/): "noodle"

ekizu (noun, /ɛkɪzʌ/): "nose"

oughtiwan (noun, /ɒtɪwən/): "ocean"

zaysi (noun, /zesɪ/): "parent"

ttatted (noun, /ɾəɾɛd/): "path"

ath (noun, /əð/): "peace"

apaw (noun, /əpaw/): "pepper"

zisatal (noun, /zisətəl/): "person"

thathe (noun, /ðəðɛ/): "pie"

ahaytazoi (noun, /əhetəzɔɪ/): "pig"

oughzat (noun, /ɒzat/): "rabbit"

pi (noun, /pi/): "rain"

tamuh (noun, /təmʌh/): "rat"

adid (noun, /ədid/): "river"

dihittayl (noun, /dihiɾel/): "robe"

anani (noun, /ənənɪ/): "rock"

inadayhi (noun, /ɪnədehɪ/): "root"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "salt"

lag (noun, /ləg/): "sand"

fanadu (noun, /fənədu/): "seed"

afikuz (noun, /əfɪkʌz/): "sibling"

anashitt (noun, /ənəʃiɾ/): "sister"

nithisit (noun, /niðisit/): "skin"

attane (noun, /əɾænɛ/): "sky"

utathal (noun, /utəθəl/): "smoke"

thettani (noun, /ðɛɾæni/): "snake"

padaf (noun, /pədəf/): "soup"

izuqawa (noun, /izuqawə/): "star"

icha (noun, /ɪtʃə/): "stew"

athuludu (noun, /əθʌludu/): "stomach"

natakin (noun, /nətəkɪn/): "stone"

avifita (noun, /əvifɪta/): "stream"

un (noun, /un/): "sun"

dedath (noun, /dɛdəð/): "sword"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "tail"

tus (noun, /tus/): "tavern"

wawraiziv (noun, /woɹaɪzɪv/): "thumb"

tika (noun, /tikə/): "tongue"

ich (noun, /ɪtʃ/): "tooth"

ane (noun, /ənɛ/): "tree"

aiwedi (noun, /aɪwɛdɪ/): "truth"

attayn (noun, /əɾen/): "uncle"

tazejai (noun, /tazɛjaɪ/): "valley"

aday (noun, /æde/): "war"

apath (noun, /əpəð/): "water"

is (noun, /ɪs/): "way"

afi (noun, /əfɪ/): "wine"

ttinattat (noun, /ɾɪnəɾət/): "woman"

tattu (noun, /təɾu/): "word"