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Nati
Nati Dictionary
Pronouns
in (pronoun, /ɪn/): "he"
sik (pronoun, /sik/): "she"
nay (pronoun, /ne/): "they"
ak (pronoun, /æk/): "you"
idu (pronoun, /ɪdʌ/): "we"
eti (pronoun, /ɛtɪ/): "I"
Articles
sim (article, /sɪm/): "a"
pis (article, /pɪs/): "the"
Prepositions
um (preposition, /ʌm/): "and"
ngafail (preposition, /ŋafaɪl/): "as"
emupitai (preposition, /ɛmupɪtaɪ/): "from"
ini (preposition, /ini/): "in"
amat (preposition, /æmət/): "of"
ikalip (preposition, /ikəlɪp/): "or"
alinoo (preposition, /əlinʊ/): "to"
idayfahe (preposition, /ɪdefəhɛ/): "will"
na (preposition, /na/): "with"
Numbers
inugiba (number, /ɪnʌgɪbə/): "zero"
panizam (number, /panɪzəm/): "one"
ittadati (number, /ɪɾədəti/): "two"
nubesh (number, /nubɛʃ/): "three"
id (number, /ɪd/): "four"
ihutt (number, /ɪhuɾ/): "five"
inaytta (number, /ɪneɾə/): "six"
ttathidi (number, /ɾəðɪdɪ/): "seven"
ipanina (number, /ɪpəninə/): "eight"
attepa (number, /əɾɛpə/): "nine"
izaydah (number, /izedəh/): "ten"
Questions
ifough (question, /ɪfɒ/): "what"
itaibaybu (question, /ɪtaɪbebu/): "who"
emi (question, /ɛmɪ/): "how"
dadawgan (question, /dədogən/): "why"
hitaw (question, /hito/): "when"
Interjections
lay (interjection, /le/): "hello"
uthun (interjection, /uðʌn/): "goodbye"
gajitai (interjection, /gədʒitaɪ/): "hey"
et (interjection, /ɛt/): "bye"
dehap (interjection, /dɛhæp/): "ouch"
tathattatt (interjection, /təðəɾæɾ/): "wow"
ittapaz (interjection, /ɪɾəpəz/): "uh"
taduma (interjection, /tədʌmæ/): "er"
athainaj (interjection, /əðaɪnaj/): "um"
Adverbs
ilich (adverb, /ɪlitʃ/): "again"
noughnamad (adverb, /nɒnæməd/): "now"
iv (adverb, /ɪv/): "soon"
fethama (adverb, /fɛðəmə/): "often"
ivin (adverb, /ivɪn/): "sometimes"
aym (adverb, /em/): "always"
lattalayv (adverb, /ləɾəlev/): "never"
ijat (adverb, /idʒæt/): "seldom"
Adjectives
daittip (adjective, /daɪɾɪp/): "aromatic"
kasahe (adjective, /kasəhɛ/): "basted"
mat (adjective, /mət/): "big"
vitalis (adjective, /vɪtəlis/): "bitter"
evezisa (adjective, /ɛvɛzisə/): "black"
ta (adjective, /ta/): "blue"
nilasad (adjective, /niləsəd/): "brown"
ailuzazu (adjective, /aɪlʌzəzʌ/): "chilled"
atawm (adjective, /ətom/): "cold"
zanasi (adjective, /zənəsɪ/): "curried"
taiwel (adjective, /taɪwɛl/): "dark"
attafa (adjective, /əɾəfə/): "deep"
emit (adjective, /ɛmɪt/): "divine"
an (adjective, /ən/): "drunk"
muji (adjective, /mʌjɪ/): "empty"
kimanatt (adjective, /kɪmənæɾ/): "evil"
nelai (adjective, /nɛlaɪ/): "familiar"
ishaytath (adjective, /ɪʃetæð/): "fat"
ttehe (adjective, /ɾɛhɛ/): "flat"
awdalaz (adjective, /odæləz/): "frail"
amatham (adjective, /əməðəm/): "fried"
datta (adjective, /dəɾə/): "full"
maij (adjective, /maɪdʒ/): "good"
vasubich (adjective, /vəsʌbitʃ/): "green"
aitti (adjective, /aɪɾɪ/): "grey"
pa (adjective, /pə/): "honest"
ngi (adjective, /ŋɪ/): "hot"
ailak (adjective, /aɪlək/): "light"
athinittay (adjective, /əðiniɾe/): "long"
anavada (adjective, /ənævədə/): "loud"
ilit (adjective, /ɪlɪt/): "mortal"
ainaji (adjective, /aɪnədʒɪ/): "mysterious"
ipaynath (adjective, /ipenəð/): "narrow"
avetouthai (adjective, /əvɛtaʊðaɪ/): "old"
fath (adjective, /fæð/): "orange"
isaygi (adjective, /isegɪ/): "pungent"
awlepi (adjective, /olɛpi/): "purple"
dopi (adjective, /dɔpi/): "quiet"
oughnitih (adjective, /ɒnɪtɪh/): "raw"
ainitha (adjective, /aɪniðə/): "rectangular"
atattough (adjective, /ətəɾɒ/): "red"
pit (adjective, /pɪt/): "roasted"
vinida (adjective, /vinɪdæ/): "round"
menima (adjective, /mɛnimə/): "salty"
ulattitough (adjective, /uləɾɪtɒ/): "savory"
fezaitt (adjective, /fɛzaɪɾ/): "shallow"
ttap (adjective, /ɾəp/): "short"
haittattaj (adjective, /haɪɾəɾəj/): "smoked"
it (adjective, /ɪt/): "sober"
ithin (adjective, /ɪðɪn/): "sour"
lutt (adjective, /luɾ/): "spicy"
ikinin (adjective, /ikɪnɪn/): "spiral"
ttin (adjective, /ɾɪn/): "square"
lai (adjective, /laɪ/): "steamed"
banid (adjective, /bənid/): "strange"
ttinay (adjective, /ɾɪne/): "strong"
nibi (adjective, /nɪbɪ/): "sturdy"
adoughttem (adjective, /ədɒɾɛm/): "sweet"
uttitt (adjective, /uɾiɾ/): "tall"
hawza (adjective, /hoza/): "thick"
isidoughngi (adjective, /isɪdɒŋɪ/): "thin"
mihathasi (adjective, /mɪhəðəʒ/): "warm"
attud (adjective, /əɾʌd/): "weak"
lasapik (adjective, /lasəpɪk/): "white"
aipa (adjective, /aɪpə/): "wide"
ttu (adjective, /ɾu/): "yellow"
libanat (adjective, /lɪbænət/): "young"
Verbs
nichad (verb, /nitʃəd/): "bake"
hawadu (verb, /həwædʌ/): "be"
aythan (verb, /eðən/): "belong"
asana (verb, /əsənə/): "bite"
ataydutta (verb, /əteduɾə/): "break"
ditte (verb, /diɾɛ/): "burn"
outti (verb, /aʊɾi/): "come"
oulatam (verb, /aʊlətəm/): "die"
itha (verb, /ɪðə/): "drink"
ttihan (verb, /ɾɪhən/): "eat"
nangilu (verb, /nəŋɪlu/): "fall"
hezath (verb, /hɛzəð/): "fight"
analai (verb, /ənəlaɪ/): "find"
iviwa (verb, /ivɪwə/): "fish"
aysi (verb, /esɪ/): "fly"
fidith (verb, /fidɪð/): "frown"
mett (verb, /mɛɾ/): "go"
tisan (verb, /tisæn/): "growl"
nita (verb, /nitə/): "hate"
hisai (verb, /hɪsaɪ/): "have"
atawtan (verb, /ətotən/): "hear"
hayfaykoughs (verb, /hefekɒs/): "hide"
hayjajit (verb, /hedʒædʒɪt/): "hold"
ikaziwa (verb, /ɪkæzɪwə/): "hunt"
kiki (verb, /kɪki/): "jump"
hi (verb, /hi/): "kill"
aka (verb, /əkə/): "know"
bouvatha (verb, /baʊvəðə/): "laugh"
toughtanuz (verb, /tɒtanuz/): "lie"
ba (verb, /bə/): "live"
ak (verb, /ək/): "lose"
thawin (verb, /ðawɪn/): "love"
te (verb, /tɛ/): "need"
aimough (verb, /aɪmɒ/): "own"
aih (verb, /aɪh/): "roast"
hamoughkai (verb, /həmɒkaɪ/): "run"
di (verb, /dɪ/): "see"
nini (verb, /nini/): "sit"
aba (verb, /əbə/): "sleep"
anaguvu (verb, /ənəgʌvʌ/): "smell"
att (verb, /əɾ/): "smile"
na (verb, /nə/): "stand"
out (verb, /aʊt/): "strike"
itaza (verb, /itæzæ/): "swallow"
ittail (verb, /ɪɾaɪl/): "swim"
wiwa (verb, /wɪwa/): "taste"
aidalizi (verb, /aɪdəlɪzɪ/): "throw"
oughkami (verb, /ɒkəmi/): "walk"
afay (verb, /əfe/): "want"
Nouns
datoughsiat (noun, /dætɒʒət/): "afternoon"
kaikatay (noun, /kaɪkəte/): "ale"
lasittit (noun, /ləsɪɾɪt/): "all"
win (noun, /wɪn/): "alligator"
it (noun, /ɪt/): "arm"
ata (noun, /ətə/): "ash"
adatt (noun, /ədəɾ/): "aunt"
getata (noun, /gɛtatə/): "axe"
amatta (noun, /əmæɾə/): "bark"
utainala (noun, /ʌtaɪnəlæ/): "bay"
imavaws (noun, /iməvos/): "beer"
atta (noun, /əɾə/): "beet"
ad (noun, /æd/): "bird"
aji (noun, /əji/): "blood"
widithi (noun, /widɪði/): "boar"
am (noun, /am/): "bone"
attitel (noun, /əɾitɛl/): "breakfast"
ttuba (noun, /ɾubæ/): "breast"
ena (noun, /ɛnə/): "brother"
ttakaithal (noun, /ɾakaɪðæl/): "castle"
lanoughtti (noun, /lənɒɾɪ/): "cat"
tamatai (noun, /təmətaɪ/): "cat"
pi (noun, /pɪ/): "chest"
athitaisi (noun, /əðɪtaɪsɪ/): "chicken"
litti (noun, /lɪɾi/): "claw"
nittasai (noun, /nɪɾəsaɪ/): "cloud"
ibunad (noun, /ɪbunæd/): "coconut"
adi (noun, /ədɪ/): "crime"
fu (noun, /fʌ/): "day"
shuk (noun, /ʃʌk/): "dinner"
ipub (noun, /ipʌb/): "dog"
oughkudoughd (noun, /ɒkʌdɒd/): "drink"
achamuf (noun, /ətʃəmʌf/): "dungeon"
sough (noun, /sɒ/): "ear"
hudathan (noun, /hudaðæn/): "earth"
fungavaz (noun, /fuŋəvəz/): "egg"
ayvaje (noun, /evəjɛ/): "elder"
ilazay (noun, /iləze/): "enemy"
ithibettay (noun, /ɪðɪbɛɾe/): "evening"
ab (noun, /əb/): "eye"
enattaz (noun, /ɛnəɾəz/): "family"
aypatai (noun, /epætaɪ/): "father"
tti (noun, /ɾi/): "feather"
ininane (noun, /ɪninanɛ/): "fight"
da (noun, /də/): "finger"
ttattaif (noun, /ɾæɾaɪf/): "fire"
aytta (noun, /eɾə/): "fish"
jid (noun, /jid/): "flesh"
vawthu (noun, /voðʌ/): "foot"
thi (noun, /ði/): "forest"
til (noun, /tɪl/): "fox"
shizi (noun, /ʃizɪ/): "friend"
puttout (noun, /pʌɾaʊt/): "goose"
daykap (noun, /dekəp/): "grease"
fi (noun, /fi/): "group"
ahi (noun, /əhɪ/): "gulf"
if (noun, /ɪf/): "hair"
satheza (noun, /səðɛzə/): "hand"
nitene (noun, /nɪtɛnɛ/): "hat"
ni (noun, /nɪ/): "hate"
bawl (noun, /bol/): "head"
ittadda (noun, /ɪɾæɽə/): "hill"
litta (noun, /lɪɾə/): "horn"
udaittu (noun, /ʌdaɪɾu/): "horse"
tutidi (noun, /tutɪdɪ/): "house"
udaytt (noun, /ʌdeɾ/): "inn"
nana (noun, /næna/): "island"
da (noun, /dæ/): "jaw"
thugavit (noun, /ðʌgəvɪt/): "lake"
attufit (noun, /əɾufit/): "leaf"
nefun (noun, /nɛfʌn/): "leg"
usu (noun, /ʌsu/): "liver"
fuw (noun, /fuw/): "louse"
paninis (noun, /pənɪnɪs/): "love"
sa (noun, /sæ/): "lunch"
patt (noun, /pəɾ/): "man"
ituboughbe (noun, /ɪtubɒbɛ/): "many"
ett (noun, /ɛɾ/): "meal"
zutub (noun, /zutʌb/): "metal"
aybi (noun, /ebɪ/): "mine"
kadoonoutt (noun, /kədʊnaʊɾ/): "monster"
awj (noun, /oj/): "moon"
toughsaitta (noun, /tɒsaɪɾə/): "morning"
ittad (noun, /iɾəd/): "mother"
zitapi (noun, /zitəpi/): "mountain"
ili (noun, /ɪlɪ/): "mouth"
tasitti (noun, /tæsiɾi/): "name"
thazibitt (noun, /ðəzɪbɪɾ/): "neck"
ap (noun, /ap/): "night"
utivoisa (noun, /utɪvɔɪsæ/): "noodle"
asais (noun, /əsaɪs/): "nose"
esingit (noun, /ɛsɪŋɪt/): "ocean"
sa (noun, /sə/): "parent"
ayddazalough (noun, /eɽəzəlɒ/): "path"
thainayg (noun, /ðaɪneg/): "peace"
tenoughth (noun, /tɛnɒθ/): "pepper"
nithaz (noun, /nɪðəz/): "person"
tazin (noun, /tæzin/): "pie"
da (noun, /də/): "pig"
ama (noun, /əmə/): "rabbit"
ttoughttataw (noun, /ɾɒɾətəw/): "rain"
tigi (noun, /tɪgi/): "rat"
tamisat (noun, /təmɪsət/): "river"
kini (noun, /kɪnɪ/): "robe"
uva (noun, /ʌvə/): "rock"
iwittawt (noun, /iwiɾot/): "root"
wigahit (noun, /wɪgæhɪt/): "salt"
attawtawi (noun, /æɾotawɪ/): "sand"
am (noun, /əm/): "seed"
saylaw (noun, /selo/): "sibling"
safi (noun, /sæfi/): "sister"
alimi (noun, /ælɪmɪ/): "skin"
dawth (noun, /doð/): "sky"
aha (noun, /æhə/): "smoke"
nahai (noun, /nəhaɪ/): "snake"
nathiv (noun, /nəðɪv/): "soup"
ap (noun, /əp/): "star"
alu (noun, /əlu/): "stew"
pid (noun, /pɪd/): "stomach"
nat (noun, /nət/): "stone"
ngazajough (noun, /ŋəzəjɒ/): "stream"
hitha (noun, /hɪθə/): "sun"
oughttav (noun, /ɒɾav/): "sword"
ize (noun, /ɪzɛ/): "tail"
mizaiza (noun, /mɪzaɪzə/): "tavern"
akawthattay (noun, /əkoðəɾe/): "thumb"
anoughpay (noun, /ənɒpe/): "tongue"
najata (noun, /nədʒətə/): "tooth"
ma (noun, /mə/): "tree"
oomawsit (noun, /ʊmosit/): "truth"
emawpak (noun, /ɛmopək/): "uncle"
la (noun, /lə/): "valley"
taha (noun, /təhə/): "war"
enadam (noun, /ɛnædəm/): "water"
ivus (noun, /ɪvʌs/): "way"
vavuni (noun, /vəvʌni/): "wine"
tsayvettayt (noun, /tsevɛɾet/): "woman"
at (noun, /ət/): "word"