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Ahilakay

Ahilakay Dictionary

Pronouns

am (pronoun, /əm/): "he"

ti (pronoun, /ti/): "she"

att (pronoun, /aɾ/): "they"

idou (pronoun, /idaʊ/): "you"

ttoughtt (pronoun, /ɾɒɾ/): "we"

am (pronoun, /əm/): "I"

Articles

wout (article, /waʊt/): "a"

ma (article, /mə/): "the"

Prepositions

kali (preposition, /kəlɪ/): "and"

tan (preposition, /tən/): "as"

ttal (preposition, /ɾəl/): "from"

itudel (preposition, /ɪtudɛl/): "in"

akah (preposition, /əkəh/): "of"

tisitta (preposition, /tɪsiɾə/): "or"

uth (preposition, /uð/): "to"

ttet (preposition, /ɾɛt/): "will"

ttaythawe (preposition, /ɾeðæwɛ/): "with"

Numbers

ailawli (number, /aɪlolɪ/): "zero"

eza (number, /ɛzə/): "one"

laittaiv (number, /laɪɾaɪv/): "two"

aittisas (number, /aɪɾɪsəs/): "three"

fa (number, /fa/): "four"

thanawsis (number, /θənosɪs/): "five"

apawki (number, /əpokɪ/): "six"

wattawthaitt (number, /wəɾoðaɪɾ/): "seven"

sayl (number, /sel/): "eight"

lattuhaytt (number, /ləɾʌheɾ/): "nine"

gisittou (number, /gɪsiɾaʊ/): "ten"

Questions

attise (question, /əɾisɛ/): "what"

pazittu (question, /pəziɾu/): "who"

iv (question, /iv/): "how"

atha (question, /əðə/): "why"

thumayl (question, /ðumel/): "when"

Interjections

awt (interjection, /ot/): "hello"

pa (interjection, /pə/): "goodbye"

lamawdan (interjection, /lamodən/): "hey"

atid (interjection, /ətɪd/): "bye"

sisay (interjection, /sɪse/): "ouch"

doonamu (interjection, /dʊnæmʌ/): "wow"

thicoos (interjection, /ðicʊs/): "uh"

aywoughtizi (interjection, /ewɒtizɪ/): "er"

tafad (interjection, /təfəd/): "um"

Adverbs

zida (adverb, /zɪdə/): "again"

nittas (adverb, /niɾəs/): "now"

attikaib (adverb, /əɾikaɪb/): "soon"

itelil (adverb, /ɪtɛlil/): "often"

ipathinga (adverb, /ɪpəðɪŋə/): "sometimes"

alifini (adverb, /əlifɪnɪ/): "always"

attad (adverb, /əɾæd/): "never"

ki (adverb, /kɪ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

se (adjective, /sɛ/): "aromatic"

anacheha (adjective, /ənætʃɛhə/): "basted"

ezena (adjective, /ɛzɛna/): "big"

anaith (adjective, /ænaɪθ/): "bitter"

ettitay (adjective, /ɛɾite/): "black"

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

aynanit (adjective, /enænɪt/): "brown"

nina (adjective, /nɪnə/): "chilled"

asadap (adjective, /əsədəp/): "cold"

latt (adjective, /ləɾ/): "curried"

kevume (adjective, /kɛvʌmɛ/): "dark"

iwa (adjective, /ɪwa/): "deep"

akashath (adjective, /əkəʃəð/): "divine"

saz (adjective, /səz/): "drunk"

su (adjective, /su/): "empty"

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

imatha (adjective, /ɪməðə/): "familiar"

ittut (adjective, /ɪɾut/): "fat"

gik (adjective, /gik/): "flat"

ttithaim (adjective, /ɾɪðaɪm/): "frail"

ini (adjective, /ɪnɪ/): "fried"

datt (adjective, /dəɾ/): "full"

edesev (adjective, /ɛdɛsɛv/): "good"

damattu (adjective, /dəməɾu/): "green"

vilidif (adjective, /vɪlɪdɪf/): "grey"

katte (adjective, /kaɾɛ/): "honest"

padutha (adjective, /pədʌðə/): "hot"

oughvikuba (adjective, /ɒvɪkʌbə/): "light"

abikava (adjective, /əbikəva/): "long"

widavak (adjective, /wɪdəvək/): "loud"

ayttaz (adjective, /eɾəz/): "mortal"

ngittinuz (adjective, /ŋiɾinʌz/): "mysterious"

oughmihatt (adjective, /ɒmɪhaɾ/): "narrow"

ttisi (adjective, /ɾɪsɪ/): "old"

tathi (adjective, /tæðɪ/): "orange"

attavaychaw (adjective, /əɾəvetʃo/): "pungent"

ithaibi (adjective, /ɪðaɪbɪ/): "purple"

ag (adjective, /əg/): "quiet"

ail (adjective, /aɪl/): "raw"

siitij (adjective, /ʒitɪj/): "rectangular"

nawngu (adjective, /noŋʌ/): "red"

ni (adjective, /ni/): "roasted"

tathi (adjective, /təði/): "round"

ettajasha (adjective, /ɛɾədʒəʃə/): "salty"

puchahitt (adjective, /pʌtʃəhɪɾ/): "savory"

japin (adjective, /dʒæpɪn/): "shallow"

buta (adjective, /bʌtə/): "short"

mawatt (adjective, /mæwəɾ/): "smoked"

isounatta (adjective, /ɪsaʊnəɾə/): "sober"

anilitta (adjective, /ənilɪɾa/): "sour"

nakila (adjective, /nəkilə/): "spicy"

huke (adjective, /hukɛ/): "spiral"

anemi (adjective, /ənɛmɪ/): "square"

shattu (adjective, /ʃəɾʌ/): "steamed"

pumaytt (adjective, /pumeɾ/): "strange"

bisawthe (adjective, /bɪsoðɛ/): "strong"

nawttati (adjective, /noɾəti/): "sturdy"

tibalu (adjective, /tibælu/): "sweet"

sahap (adjective, /səhəp/): "tall"

idalivaw (adjective, /ɪdəlɪvo/): "thick"

dad (adjective, /dəd/): "thin"

thatat (adjective, /θətat/): "warm"

ithettough (adjective, /iðɛɾɒ/): "weak"

ut (adjective, /ut/): "white"

ayvithal (adjective, /evɪðəl/): "wide"

nathatip (adjective, /nəðətɪp/): "yellow"

ethan (adjective, /ɛðən/): "young"

Verbs

nemoo (verb, /nɛmʊ/): "bake"

itti (verb, /iɾɪ/): "be"

cha (verb, /tʃə/): "belong"

naduy (verb, /nəduy/): "bite"

ttuloughnun (verb, /ɾulɒnʌn/): "break"

ttaiw (verb, /ɾaɪw/): "burn"

idatta (verb, /ɪdəɾæ/): "come"

uzeputt (verb, /ʌzɛpuɾ/): "die"

zathayng (verb, /zəθeŋ/): "drink"

ititt (verb, /ɪtiɾ/): "eat"

attikitte (verb, /əɾɪkɪɾɛ/): "fall"

up (verb, /ʌp/): "fight"

li (verb, /lɪ/): "find"

attisa (verb, /əɾɪsə/): "fish"

aha (verb, /əhə/): "fly"

ttangel (verb, /ɾæŋɛl/): "frown"

an (verb, /ən/): "go"

teshi (verb, /tɛʃɪ/): "growl"

abettou (verb, /abɛɾaʊ/): "hate"

oolashudou (verb, /ʊləʃʌdaʊ/): "have"

mawtta (verb, /moɾə/): "hear"

udabisi (verb, /udəbɪsi/): "hide"

usipoughgi (verb, /usɪpɒgɪ/): "hold"

vayl (verb, /vel/): "hunt"

nukoughmaysh (verb, /nukɒmeʃ/): "jump"

ta (verb, /tə/): "kill"

adak (verb, /ədək/): "know"

layf (verb, /lef/): "laugh"

ihi (verb, /ihɪ/): "lie"

uttaww (verb, /uɾow/): "live"

iddaywu (verb, /iɽewʌ/): "lose"

saith (verb, /saɪð/): "love"

penaha (verb, /pɛnəhə/): "need"

aiwittap (verb, /aɪwiɾæp/): "own"

ailawti (verb, /aɪlotɪ/): "roast"

itana (verb, /itənə/): "run"

bibi (verb, /bɪbi/): "see"

unichi (verb, /unitʃi/): "sit"

lakama (verb, /ləkəmə/): "sleep"

ishigi (verb, /iʃɪgɪ/): "smell"

evi (verb, /ɛvi/): "smile"

oucatat (verb, /aʊcətət/): "stand"

atitta (verb, /ətiɾə/): "strike"

fahedel (verb, /fahɛdɛl/): "swallow"

aydaji (verb, /edæjɪ/): "swim"

anit (verb, /ənit/): "taste"

ttal (verb, /ɾəl/): "throw"

zi (verb, /zi/): "walk"

aipati (verb, /aɪpətɪ/): "want"

Nouns

ngunakatt (noun, /ŋunəkəɾ/): "afternoon"

amitha (noun, /əmɪðə/): "ale"

adinat (noun, /ædɪnət/): "all"

ashough (noun, /əʃɒ/): "alligator"

ap (noun, /əp/): "arm"

ez (noun, /ɛz/): "ash"

etekaig (noun, /ɛtɛkaɪg/): "aunt"

ihen (noun, /ɪhɛn/): "axe"

ate (noun, /atɛ/): "bark"

tatasi (noun, /tətəsi/): "bay"

ekana (noun, /ɛkænə/): "beer"

is (noun, /ɪs/): "beet"

iwatitta (noun, /iwatiɾə/): "bird"

ittit (noun, /iɾɪt/): "blood"

zulet (noun, /zulɛt/): "boar"

aitt (noun, /aɪɾ/): "bone"

bachathis (noun, /baxæðis/): "breakfast"

aittan (noun, /aɪɾən/): "breast"

isa (noun, /ɪsə/): "brother"

vajisitt (noun, /vəjɪsiɾ/): "castle"

asapic (noun, /əsæpɪc/): "cat"

pitt (noun, /piɾ/): "cat"

vithabal (noun, /viðabəl/): "chest"

rattaypi (noun, /ɹəɾepi/): "chicken"

ufutt (noun, /ʌfuɾ/): "claw"

awbiv (noun, /obɪv/): "cloud"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "coconut"

edahatta (noun, /ɛdəhəɾə/): "crime"

azi (noun, /əzi/): "day"

toughk (noun, /tɒk/): "dinner"

ittedath (noun, /ɪɾɛdað/): "dog"

ubaw (noun, /ubæw/): "drink"

fuda (noun, /fʌda/): "dungeon"

iwi (noun, /ɪwi/): "ear"

zoughwi (noun, /zɒwɪ/): "earth"

asut (noun, /əsʌt/): "egg"

nittaz (noun, /niɾəz/): "elder"

basid (noun, /bəsɪd/): "enemy"

iveza (noun, /ɪvɛzə/): "evening"

vi (noun, /vɪ/): "eye"

ttu (noun, /ɾʌ/): "family"

di (noun, /di/): "father"

amatti (noun, /əməɾi/): "feather"

imipana (noun, /imipanə/): "fight"

fu (noun, /fʌ/): "finger"

engouwa (noun, /ɛŋaʊwə/): "fire"

imoughsaiz (noun, /imɒsaɪz/): "fish"

vabo (noun, /vəbɔ/): "flesh"

vuhaboughm (noun, /vuhəbɒm/): "foot"

zima (noun, /zɪmæ/): "forest"

itutangi (noun, /ɪtutəŋi/): "fox"

inattatt (noun, /ɪnəɾəɾ/): "friend"

itutt (noun, /ɪtʌɾ/): "goose"

ttelinav (noun, /ɾɛlɪnəv/): "grease"

tha (noun, /ðə/): "group"

san (noun, /sən/): "gulf"

thiliz (noun, /ðɪlɪz/): "hair"

thitetuv (noun, /ðitɛtuv/): "hand"

apough (noun, /æpɒ/): "hat"

ilapitt (noun, /ɪləpiɾ/): "hate"

amen (noun, /əmɛn/): "head"

thouhai (noun, /ðaʊhaɪ/): "hill"

ttaytatusi (noun, /ɾetætʌʒ/): "horn"

batawza (noun, /bətozə/): "horse"

alebila (noun, /ælɛbilə/): "house"

kaytsoughbiz (noun, /ketsɒbɪz/): "inn"

aimatid (noun, /aɪmətid/): "island"

alivali (noun, /ælɪvəli/): "jaw"

oughth (noun, /ɒð/): "lake"

azah (noun, /azəh/): "leaf"

awoub (noun, /əwaʊb/): "leg"

awsoughti (noun, /osɒtɪ/): "liver"

wi (noun, /wɪ/): "louse"

sewoughtayz (noun, /sɛwɒtez/): "love"

uta (noun, /ʌtə/): "lunch"

digataw (noun, /digætæw/): "man"

notisath (noun, /nɔtɪsað/): "many"

atasa (noun, /ətəsə/): "meal"

atoughtha (noun, /ætɒðə/): "metal"

kanez (noun, /kənɛz/): "mine"

saythasa (noun, /seðæsə/): "monster"

fidivus (noun, /fɪdɪvʌs/): "moon"

ttatt (noun, /ɾəɾ/): "morning"

evisitt (noun, /ɛvisɪɾ/): "mother"

attaithani (noun, /əɾaɪðəni/): "mountain"

ehoottili (noun, /ɛhʊɾili/): "mouth"

pitt (noun, /pɪɾ/): "name"

epevough (noun, /ɛpɛvɒ/): "neck"

besoughshat (noun, /bɛsɒʃət/): "night"

oughsh (noun, /ɒʃ/): "noodle"

la (noun, /lə/): "nose"

akaytutt (noun, /æketʌɾ/): "ocean"

zamutti (noun, /zəmuɾi/): "parent"

gili (noun, /gilɪ/): "path"

supad (noun, /supəd/): "peace"

oughh (noun, /ɒh/): "pepper"

akezig (noun, /əkɛzig/): "person"

shethafak (noun, /ʃɛðəfək/): "pie"

ib (noun, /ɪb/): "pig"

attaik (noun, /aɾaɪk/): "rabbit"

att (noun, /æɾ/): "rain"

una (noun, /unə/): "rat"

asittewi (noun, /əsɪɾɛwɪ/): "river"

jath (noun, /jəð/): "robe"

isaitus (noun, /ɪsaɪtus/): "rock"

ufidana (noun, /ufidənə/): "root"

aitunis (noun, /aɪtʌnis/): "salt"

inoughdatte (noun, /ɪnɒdaɾɛ/): "sand"

zitifif (noun, /zitɪfɪf/): "seed"

palatt (noun, /pələɾ/): "sibling"

ut (noun, /ut/): "sister"

mina (noun, /minə/): "skin"

attijaha (noun, /əɾɪjəhə/): "sky"

sitad (noun, /sitəd/): "smoke"

afan (noun, /əfən/): "snake"

awmawd (noun, /omod/): "soup"

nasouki (noun, /næsaʊki/): "star"

oubeneja (noun, /aʊbɛnɛdʒə/): "stew"

amis (noun, /əmis/): "stomach"

tesengay (noun, /tɛsɛŋe/): "stone"

bujailay (noun, /budʒaɪle/): "stream"

visu (noun, /visʌ/): "sun"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "sword"

uh (noun, /uh/): "tail"

zaylif (noun, /zelɪf/): "tavern"

outazatt (noun, /aʊtəzəɾ/): "thumb"

alati (noun, /əlætɪ/): "tongue"

thitou (noun, /ðɪtaʊ/): "tooth"

isemashi (noun, /ɪsɛmæʃɪ/): "tree"

lattisi (noun, /læɾɪsi/): "truth"

anuki (noun, /ənʌkɪ/): "uncle"

lahi (noun, /ləhi/): "valley"

unizani (noun, /unɪzənɪ/): "war"

pethido (noun, /pɛðɪdɔ/): "water"

tapid (noun, /təpid/): "way"

dupa (noun, /dupə/): "wine"

tit (noun, /tit/): "woman"

ethetta (noun, /ɛðɛɾə/): "word"