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Usatike

Usatike Dictionary

Pronouns

nu (pronoun, /nʌ/): "he"

ota (pronoun, /ɔtə/): "she"

idough (pronoun, /ɪdɒ/): "they"

ata (pronoun, /atæ/): "you"

athe (pronoun, /əðɛ/): "we"

awtti (pronoun, /oɾi/): "I"

Articles

ttav (article, /ɾəv/): "a"

oughnga (article, /ɒŋə/): "the"

Prepositions

inimish (preposition, /ɪnimɪʃ/): "and"

dunough (preposition, /dʌnɒ/): "as"

ipita (preposition, /ipɪtə/): "from"

ttechug (preposition, /ɾɛtʃug/): "in"

anawu (preposition, /ənəwu/): "of"

ifagawzi (preposition, /ifəgozɪ/): "or"

katti (preposition, /kəɾi/): "to"

afan (preposition, /əfən/): "will"

attati (preposition, /aɾətɪ/): "with"

Numbers

ulathad (number, /uləθæd/): "zero"

ethudep (number, /ɛðʌdɛp/): "one"

bough (number, /bɒ/): "two"

lattaz (number, /ləɾəz/): "three"

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

ttetta (number, /ɾɛɾə/): "five"

adada (number, /ədədə/): "six"

ayttu (number, /eɾu/): "seven"

athif (number, /əðif/): "eight"

bebup (number, /bɛbup/): "nine"

thi (number, /θɪ/): "ten"

Questions

nang (question, /nəŋ/): "what"

ttattoutt (question, /ɾəɾaʊɾ/): "who"

ifatay (question, /ifəte/): "how"

aja (question, /əjə/): "why"

awtticha (question, /oɾitʃæ/): "when"

Interjections

iti (interjection, /ɪtɪ/): "hello"

baythan (interjection, /beðən/): "goodbye"

ifunu (interjection, /ɪfunʌ/): "hey"

iniki (interjection, /ɪnɪki/): "bye"

angay (interjection, /əŋe/): "ouch"

evanoughtta (interjection, /ɛvænɒɾæ/): "wow"

sizatta (interjection, /sɪzəɾə/): "uh"

kanuf (interjection, /kənuf/): "er"

itik (interjection, /ɪtɪk/): "um"

Adverbs

ingimuv (adverb, /iŋɪmuv/): "again"

aittuthay (adverb, /aɪɾuðe/): "now"

ufu (adverb, /ʌfu/): "soon"

azawtta (adverb, /əzoɾæ/): "often"

awuda (adverb, /əwudə/): "sometimes"

attaisag (adverb, /aɾaɪsəg/): "always"

pu (adverb, /pʌ/): "never"

aka (adverb, /əkæ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

boughngaw (adjective, /bɒŋo/): "aromatic"

uttichethou (adjective, /uɾichɛðaʊ/): "basted"

ninen (adjective, /ninɛn/): "big"

adash (adjective, /ədəʃ/): "bitter"

ajoughsitt (adjective, /ajɒsiɾ/): "black"

nizame (adjective, /nɪzəmɛ/): "blue"

wag (adjective, /wæg/): "brown"

saw (adjective, /səw/): "chilled"

mikile (adjective, /mɪkilɛ/): "cold"

inavaf (adjective, /ɪnəvaf/): "curried"

ttooti (adjective, /ɾʊtɪ/): "dark"

utujinoi (adjective, /utujinɔɪ/): "deep"

avathini (adjective, /avəðɪnɪ/): "divine"

enayk (adjective, /ɛnek/): "drunk"

pa (adjective, /pə/): "empty"

iwisane (adjective, /iwɪsənɛ/): "evil"

af (adjective, /əf/): "familiar"

inapa (adjective, /inəpə/): "fat"

thadi (adjective, /ðədi/): "flat"

linga (adjective, /lɪŋə/): "frail"

in (adjective, /ɪn/): "fried"

qizis (adjective, /qɪzɪs/): "full"

fakithait (adjective, /fəkɪðaɪt/): "good"

une (adjective, /unɛ/): "green"

igatava (adjective, /ɪgətævə/): "grey"

zouma (adjective, /zaʊmə/): "honest"

doutt (adjective, /daʊɾ/): "hot"

awtaylet (adjective, /otelɛt/): "light"

ayka (adjective, /ekə/): "long"

lough (adjective, /lɒ/): "loud"

jav (adjective, /dʒəv/): "mortal"

feda (adjective, /fɛdə/): "mysterious"

ladinayp (adjective, /lədinep/): "narrow"

amag (adjective, /əmæg/): "old"

the (adjective, /ðɛ/): "orange"

dutaput (adjective, /dutəput/): "pungent"

titt (adjective, /tiɾ/): "purple"

vifajish (adjective, /vifædʒɪʃ/): "quiet"

out (adjective, /aʊt/): "raw"

att (adjective, /æɾ/): "rectangular"

tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "red"

memezif (adjective, /mɛmɛzɪf/): "roasted"

atsal (adjective, /ətsəl/): "round"

ada (adjective, /ædə/): "salty"

ttu (adjective, /ɾu/): "savory"

uthoughm (adjective, /ʌðɒm/): "shallow"

uwam (adjective, /ʌwəm/): "short"

lifidi (adjective, /lifɪdi/): "smoked"

zatile (adjective, /zatɪlɛ/): "sober"

oughshattava (adjective, /ɒʃəɾəvə/): "sour"

wami (adjective, /wæmi/): "spicy"

zaitha (adjective, /zaɪða/): "spiral"

ttamat (adjective, /ɾæmət/): "square"

satha (adjective, /səðə/): "steamed"

athan (adjective, /əðən/): "strange"

wikunoob (adjective, /wɪkʌnʊb/): "strong"

itattaitu (adjective, /itæɾaɪtʌ/): "sturdy"

uttalay (adjective, /uɾəle/): "sweet"

aj (adjective, /ædʒ/): "tall"

tali (adjective, /talɪ/): "thick"

nettatta (adjective, /nɛɾaɾə/): "thin"

zimoughwi (adjective, /zɪmɒwi/): "warm"

lasizal (adjective, /læsɪzal/): "weak"

anai (adjective, /ənaɪ/): "white"

utithoo (adjective, /utiðʊ/): "wide"

aingabawnu (adjective, /aɪŋəbonu/): "yellow"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "young"

Verbs

ttayttattai (verb, /ɾeɾəɾaɪ/): "bake"

apiwap (verb, /apiwəp/): "be"

itta (verb, /iɾə/): "belong"

ittachil (verb, /ɪɾætʃil/): "bite"

etatt (verb, /ɛtaɾ/): "break"

laww (verb, /low/): "burn"

taynath (verb, /tenəð/): "come"

ayttettoughz (verb, /eɾɛɾɒz/): "die"

esapata (verb, /ɛsəpatə/): "drink"

gisouttatt (verb, /gisaʊɾəɾ/): "eat"

acoughttil (verb, /əcɒɾɪl/): "fall"

ttuttiw (verb, /ɾʌɾɪw/): "fight"

sawtha (verb, /soðə/): "find"

zijun (verb, /zɪjun/): "fish"

taim (verb, /taɪm/): "fly"

ttawttadal (verb, /ɾoɾədəl/): "frown"

nadaje (verb, /nædəjɛ/): "go"

nivamaw (verb, /nivəməw/): "growl"

ilasak (verb, /ɪlæsæk/): "hate"

anunen (verb, /ənʌnɛn/): "have"

anutay (verb, /ænute/): "hear"

tikifa (verb, /tɪkifə/): "hide"

aythi (verb, /eðɪ/): "hold"

zit (verb, /zit/): "hunt"

awzoin (verb, /ozɔɪn/): "jump"

ufap (verb, /ʌfəp/): "kill"

bishay (verb, /bɪʃe/): "know"

ihough (verb, /ɪhɒ/): "laugh"

moifinem (verb, /mɔɪfinɛm/): "lie"

anaza (verb, /ənəzæ/): "live"

ithitt (verb, /iðiɾ/): "lose"

imib (verb, /ɪmɪb/): "love"

falaim (verb, /fælaɪm/): "need"

atattejai (verb, /ətəɾɛjaɪ/): "own"

kijah (verb, /kɪjæh/): "roast"

le (verb, /lɛ/): "run"

jais (verb, /dʒaɪs/): "see"

anough (verb, /ænɒ/): "sit"

zizi (verb, /zɪzi/): "sleep"

tanawt (verb, /tənot/): "smell"

anadatt (verb, /ənədaɾ/): "smile"

naitayju (verb, /naɪtedʒʌ/): "stand"

kettuz (verb, /kɛɾuz/): "strike"

sett (verb, /sɛɾ/): "swallow"

tamutta (verb, /təmuɾə/): "swim"

ttawng (verb, /ɾoŋ/): "taste"

akoughtti (verb, /əkɒɾi/): "throw"

vett (verb, /vɛɾ/): "walk"

ttaj (verb, /ɾəj/): "want"

Nouns

haw (noun, /ho/): "afternoon"

lanahit (noun, /lənəhit/): "ale"

is (noun, /ɪs/): "all"

akaf (noun, /əkəf/): "alligator"

awdough (noun, /odɒ/): "arm"

ttaypu (noun, /ɾepʌ/): "ash"

at (noun, /ət/): "aunt"

esefeha (noun, /ɛsɛfɛha/): "axe"

oughtifa (noun, /ɒtɪfə/): "bark"

ganana (noun, /gənənə/): "bay"

ilada (noun, /ɪlədæ/): "beer"

sinuf (noun, /sɪnuf/): "beet"

faliwi (noun, /fəliwɪ/): "bird"

ak (noun, /ak/): "blood"

ashanaitt (noun, /əʃənaɪɾ/): "boar"

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

iduhi (noun, /ɪdʌhɪ/): "breakfast"

azawnu (noun, /əzonʌ/): "breast"

asum (noun, /asʌm/): "brother"

ditt (noun, /dɪɾ/): "castle"

ashiba (noun, /əʃɪbə/): "cat"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "cat"

atajili (noun, /ətædʒɪlɪ/): "chest"

pisava (noun, /pisəvə/): "chicken"

eteve (noun, /ɛtɛvɛ/): "claw"

ittinam (noun, /iɾinəm/): "cloud"

an (noun, /ən/): "coconut"

ami (noun, /æmɪ/): "crime"

atticoughtha (noun, /æɾicɒðə/): "day"

iq (noun, /iq/): "dinner"

dawt (noun, /dot/): "dog"

savi (noun, /səvi/): "drink"

wid (noun, /wid/): "dungeon"

kafite (noun, /kəfɪtɛ/): "ear"

umi (noun, /ʌmɪ/): "earth"

oujawgafe (noun, /aʊdʒogəfɛ/): "egg"

uwa (noun, /uwə/): "elder"

athawv (noun, /əðov/): "enemy"

itutalu (noun, /ɪtʌtəlu/): "evening"

ad (noun, /əd/): "eye"

atooki (noun, /ətʊki/): "family"

aipabu (noun, /aɪpəbʌ/): "father"

athisabi (noun, /əθɪsəbɪ/): "feather"

acalawji (noun, /əcəlodʒɪ/): "fight"

wai (noun, /waɪ/): "finger"

itsidatte (noun, /itsɪdəɾɛ/): "fire"

ajelatta (noun, /əjɛləɾə/): "fish"

aytough (noun, /etɒ/): "flesh"

tan (noun, /tan/): "foot"

danish (noun, /dəniʃ/): "forest"

adiz (noun, /ədɪz/): "fox"

pan (noun, /pən/): "friend"

baita (noun, /baɪtə/): "goose"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "grease"

abangeza (noun, /əbəŋɛzə/): "group"

idimi (noun, /ɪdɪmi/): "gulf"

asat (noun, /əsat/): "hair"

ka (noun, /kə/): "hand"

ile (noun, /ilɛ/): "hat"

sith (noun, /sɪð/): "hate"

takate (noun, /təkətɛ/): "head"

aka (noun, /əkæ/): "hill"

aimasough (noun, /aɪmæsɒ/): "horn"

adittaw (noun, /ədɪɾo/): "horse"

asaduna (noun, /əsædʌnə/): "house"

giz (noun, /giz/): "inn"

iba (noun, /ɪbə/): "island"

wawlup (noun, /wolʌp/): "jaw"

mi (noun, /mɪ/): "lake"

achoughta (noun, /əchɒtə/): "leaf"

sath (noun, /səθ/): "leg"

ikabasu (noun, /ɪkəbəsu/): "liver"

kasuti (noun, /kæsʌtɪ/): "louse"

oughttakatha (noun, /ɒɾəkəðə/): "love"

finganad (noun, /fiŋənæd/): "lunch"

oughsuk (noun, /ɒsuk/): "man"

aimattatt (noun, /aɪməɾəɾ/): "many"

il (noun, /il/): "meal"

aisu (noun, /aɪsʌ/): "metal"

ttittaittan (noun, /ɾɪɾaɪɾən/): "mine"

iva (noun, /ivə/): "monster"

afahoo (noun, /əfəhʊ/): "moon"

zajattash (noun, /zəjəɾəʃ/): "morning"

ettisifoo (noun, /ɛɾɪsɪfʊ/): "mother"

thaf (noun, /ðəf/): "mountain"

itumuz (noun, /ɪtumuz/): "mouth"

tachanin (noun, /tətʃənin/): "name"

dadis (noun, /dədis/): "neck"

da (noun, /də/): "night"

enattitt (noun, /ɛnəɾɪɾ/): "noodle"

ijittab (noun, /ɪdʒɪɾəb/): "nose"

inaiwalough (noun, /ɪnaɪwəlɒ/): "ocean"

fawl (noun, /fol/): "parent"

uza (noun, /ʌzə/): "path"

thuh (noun, /ðʌh/): "peace"

anesi (noun, /ənɛsɪ/): "pepper"

navaychough (noun, /nəvetʃɒ/): "person"

sabata (noun, /səbətə/): "pie"

ingat (noun, /iŋat/): "pig"

ahusailay (noun, /əhʌsaɪle/): "rabbit"

angadatha (noun, /əŋədəðə/): "rain"

tawz (noun, /toz/): "rat"

lidah (noun, /lidəh/): "river"

aniten (noun, /ənɪtɛn/): "robe"

outtatung (noun, /aʊɾətuŋ/): "rock"

wid (noun, /wid/): "root"

ilada (noun, /ɪlədæ/): "salt"

ig (noun, /ig/): "sand"

uwesi (noun, /uwɛʒ/): "seed"

path (noun, /paθ/): "sibling"

atawzi (noun, /ətozi/): "sister"

ta (noun, /tə/): "skin"

tawpeja (noun, /topɛdʒə/): "sky"

leqaytt (noun, /lɛqeɾ/): "smoke"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "snake"

baka (noun, /bakæ/): "soup"

taybazan (noun, /tebəzən/): "star"

oughtitul (noun, /ɒtitʌl/): "stew"

anattay (noun, /ənəɾe/): "stomach"

sipatiw (noun, /sipætiw/): "stone"

apaylumi (noun, /apelumɪ/): "stream"

lakuta (noun, /ləkutæ/): "sun"

chi (noun, /tʃɪ/): "sword"

ttawpi (noun, /ɾopɪ/): "tail"

katt (noun, /kəɾ/): "tavern"

agoughtha (noun, /əgɒθæ/): "thumb"

mi (noun, /mɪ/): "tongue"

ase (noun, /əsɛ/): "tooth"

aittati (noun, /aɪɾətɪ/): "tree"

ibapai (noun, /ɪbapaɪ/): "truth"

atavittay (noun, /ətəvɪɾe/): "uncle"

ashag (noun, /əʃəg/): "valley"

ttan (noun, /ɾən/): "war"

taittoughpid (noun, /taɪɾɒpɪd/): "water"

aysid (noun, /esid/): "way"

achizip (noun, /əxɪzip/): "wine"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "woman"

fadit (noun, /fædit/): "word"