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Tsisifin

Tsisifin Dictionary

Pronouns

itai (pronoun, /itaɪ/): "he"

the (pronoun, /ðɛ/): "she"

lub (pronoun, /lʌb/): "they"

inu (pronoun, /ɪnu/): "you"

aytt (pronoun, /eɾ/): "we"

ah (pronoun, /əh/): "I"

Articles

avi (article, /əvɪ/): "a"

agi (article, /əgɪ/): "the"

Prepositions

paitaita (preposition, /paɪtaɪtə/): "and"

ihe (preposition, /ɪhɛ/): "as"

ttutooditt (preposition, /ɾʌtʊdɪɾ/): "from"

nis (preposition, /nɪs/): "in"

ttoughdukit (preposition, /ɾɒdʌkɪt/): "of"

daiday (preposition, /daɪde/): "or"

ithis (preposition, /ɪθis/): "to"

utt (preposition, /ʌɾ/): "will"

anas (preposition, /ənəs/): "with"

Numbers

ittetoisa (number, /iɾɛtɔɪsə/): "zero"

aycha (number, /exæ/): "one"

zazazai (number, /zəzəzaɪ/): "two"

udutidai (number, /udutɪdaɪ/): "three"

shawusej (number, /ʃəwʌsɛj/): "four"

bathaf (number, /bæðæf/): "five"

zahica (number, /zəhɪcə/): "six"

agawiw (number, /əgəwɪw/): "seven"

nasa (number, /nəsə/): "eight"

dini (number, /dɪnɪ/): "nine"

ttelaittat (number, /ɾɛlaɪɾət/): "ten"

Questions

na (question, /næ/): "what"

natik (question, /nətik/): "who"

ayh (question, /eh/): "how"

attune (question, /əɾunɛ/): "why"

awthasa (question, /oðəsə/): "when"

Interjections

epul (interjection, /ɛpʌl/): "hello"

taf (interjection, /tæf/): "goodbye"

itt (interjection, /ɪɾ/): "hey"

nawngi (interjection, /noŋɪ/): "bye"

edesuki (interjection, /ɛdɛsuki/): "ouch"

nattesel (interjection, /nəɾɛsɛl/): "wow"

izuna (interjection, /ɪzunə/): "uh"

way (interjection, /we/): "er"

sashawoott (interjection, /səʃəwʊɾ/): "um"

Adverbs

ametawu (adverb, /amɛtawu/): "again"

attugib (adverb, /əɾugɪb/): "now"

uttuthath (adverb, /ʌɾʌðəð/): "soon"

ufiqiva (adverb, /ʌfɪqɪvə/): "often"

ifettak (adverb, /ifɛɾak/): "sometimes"

at (adverb, /ət/): "always"

ekayfattaw (adverb, /ɛkefəɾo/): "never"

ittoth (adverb, /ɪɾɔθ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ought (adjective, /ɒt/): "aromatic"

ttewe (adjective, /ɾɛwɛ/): "basted"

at (adjective, /ət/): "big"

natattuk (adjective, /nətæɾuk/): "bitter"

asawttamay (adjective, /æsoɾəme/): "black"

dettana (adjective, /dɛɾənə/): "blue"

tti (adjective, /ɾi/): "brown"

abattou (adjective, /əbæɾaʊ/): "chilled"

tailatub (adjective, /taɪlətʌb/): "cold"

nay (adjective, /ne/): "curried"

afaik (adjective, /əfaɪk/): "dark"

itize (adjective, /ɪtɪzɛ/): "deep"

ikata (adjective, /ikətə/): "divine"

dusapez (adjective, /dusapɛz/): "drunk"

ngisun (adjective, /ŋɪsun/): "empty"

tay (adjective, /te/): "evil"

neti (adjective, /nɛtɪ/): "familiar"

kouttoughbaw (adjective, /kaʊɾɒbo/): "fat"

natt (adjective, /nəɾ/): "flat"

vilag (adjective, /vɪləg/): "frail"

vatti (adjective, /vəɾɪ/): "fried"

navuti (adjective, /nəvʌtɪ/): "full"

lathi (adjective, /ləðɪ/): "good"

michayne (adjective, /mɪtʃenɛ/): "green"

an (adjective, /ən/): "grey"

ath (adjective, /əð/): "honest"

zooti (adjective, /zʊtɪ/): "hot"

ttittek (adjective, /ɾɪɾɛk/): "light"

amam (adjective, /aməm/): "long"

itay (adjective, /ɪte/): "loud"

awtidani (adjective, /otɪdænɪ/): "mortal"

inal (adjective, /ɪnəl/): "mysterious"

laili (adjective, /laɪli/): "narrow"

ididah (adjective, /ɪdidæh/): "old"

ttu (adjective, /ɾʌ/): "orange"

ipavi (adjective, /ipəvi/): "pungent"

akou (adjective, /əkaʊ/): "purple"

vip (adjective, /vip/): "quiet"

al (adjective, /æl/): "raw"

pa (adjective, /pə/): "rectangular"

na (adjective, /nə/): "red"

dinasin (adjective, /dɪnəsɪn/): "roasted"

masayli (adjective, /məselɪ/): "round"

awh (adjective, /oh/): "salty"

awnin (adjective, /onɪn/): "savory"

el (adjective, /ɛl/): "shallow"

ittinudi (adjective, /iɾɪnudɪ/): "short"

itt (adjective, /ɪɾ/): "smoked"

utabu (adjective, /utəbu/): "sober"

edim (adjective, /ɛdim/): "sour"

shibough (adjective, /ʃɪbɒ/): "spicy"

ttakil (adjective, /ɾakɪl/): "spiral"

aydawtt (adjective, /edoɾ/): "square"

sat (adjective, /sət/): "steamed"

siwu (adjective, /sɪwu/): "strange"

atti (adjective, /əɾɪ/): "strong"

hittith (adjective, /hɪɾɪð/): "sturdy"

tile (adjective, /tɪlɛ/): "sweet"

lat (adjective, /lət/): "tall"

kita (adjective, /kita/): "thick"

ig (adjective, /ig/): "thin"

awfa (adjective, /ofə/): "warm"

ttaythi (adjective, /ɾeði/): "weak"

bash (adjective, /bæʃ/): "white"

ttaibaz (adjective, /ɾaɪbəz/): "wide"

magagaws (adjective, /məgəgos/): "yellow"

sanida (adjective, /sənidə/): "young"

Verbs

ttuvuman (verb, /ɾuvʌmən/): "bake"

ilit (verb, /ilit/): "be"

atetitta (verb, /ətɛtɪɾə/): "belong"

nathi (verb, /nəðɪ/): "bite"

attitt (verb, /æɾɪɾ/): "break"

unada (verb, /ʌnədə/): "burn"

uk (verb, /uk/): "come"

dutta (verb, /dʌɾə/): "die"

sa (verb, /sə/): "drink"

at (verb, /ət/): "eat"

achelun (verb, /ətʃɛlun/): "fall"

id (verb, /ɪd/): "fight"

aiwoughn (verb, /aɪwɒn/): "find"

ape (verb, /apɛ/): "fish"

adabuwa (verb, /ədəbʌwə/): "fly"

achatt (verb, /əxəɾ/): "frown"

awdethili (verb, /odɛðili/): "go"

shiza (verb, /ʃɪzə/): "growl"

epoughmi (verb, /ɛpɒmɪ/): "hate"

dipoughj (verb, /dipɒj/): "have"

tatipad (verb, /tətɪpəd/): "hear"

ttawd (verb, /ɾod/): "hide"

awttafi (verb, /oɾəfɪ/): "hold"

satt (verb, /səɾ/): "hunt"

ait (verb, /aɪt/): "jump"

uwit (verb, /uwɪt/): "kill"

tatai (verb, /tətaɪ/): "know"

uz (verb, /ʌz/): "laugh"

tti (verb, /ɾɪ/): "lie"

sa (verb, /sa/): "live"

path (verb, /pæð/): "lose"

chita (verb, /tʃɪtə/): "love"

ijailu (verb, /ɪjaɪlu/): "need"

an (verb, /ən/): "own"

ad (verb, /əd/): "roast"

ittaw (verb, /ɪɾəw/): "run"

ayhatithaw (verb, /ehətiðo/): "see"

ttal (verb, /ɾəl/): "sit"

tta (verb, /ɾə/): "sleep"

attin (verb, /æɾin/): "smell"

lathav (verb, /læðəv/): "smile"

nabevaw (verb, /nəbɛvo/): "stand"

epak (verb, /ɛpək/): "strike"

tanoughki (verb, /tənɒkɪ/): "swallow"

ladelif (verb, /lədɛlɪf/): "swim"

natalayl (verb, /nətælel/): "taste"

ib (verb, /ɪb/): "throw"

lapa (verb, /ləpə/): "walk"

ittamata (verb, /iɾamætə/): "want"

Nouns

danabu (noun, /dənəbu/): "afternoon"

ja (noun, /dʒə/): "ale"

aytadayt (noun, /etədet/): "all"

etoott (noun, /ɛtʊɾ/): "alligator"

ang (noun, /əŋ/): "arm"

kanga (noun, /kəŋæ/): "ash"

ulaw (noun, /ulæw/): "aunt"

ibavoih (noun, /ɪbəvɔɪh/): "axe"

benattitt (noun, /bɛnəɾiɾ/): "bark"

outtapaki (noun, /aʊɾəpəkɪ/): "bay"

uth (noun, /uð/): "beer"

adijan (noun, /adɪjən/): "beet"

pou (noun, /paʊ/): "bird"

ttazaysiel (noun, /ɾəzeʒɛl/): "blood"

tha (noun, /ða/): "boar"

dalavi (noun, /dələvi/): "bone"

kayhifayt (noun, /kehɪfet/): "breakfast"

taita (noun, /taɪtə/): "breast"

natapeth (noun, /nətapɛð/): "brother"

ezu (noun, /ɛzu/): "castle"

uniloopough (noun, /ʌnilʊpɒ/): "cat"

sithat (noun, /sɪðət/): "cat"

kida (noun, /kidə/): "chest"

ik (noun, /ɪk/): "chicken"

attu (noun, /æɾʌ/): "claw"

ttade (noun, /ɾədɛ/): "cloud"

bifa (noun, /bɪfa/): "coconut"

si (noun, /sɪ/): "crime"

nat (noun, /nət/): "day"

as (noun, /æs/): "dinner"

ttathihaz (noun, /ɾæðihaz/): "dog"

maitazas (noun, /maɪtəzəs/): "drink"

av (noun, /əv/): "dungeon"

afil (noun, /əfɪl/): "ear"

ith (noun, /ɪð/): "earth"

anadumi (noun, /ənədumi/): "egg"

athusaz (noun, /əðʌsəz/): "elder"

nusikitt (noun, /nusɪkɪɾ/): "enemy"

ad (noun, /əd/): "evening"

ayttasida (noun, /eɾæsidə/): "eye"

azasitt (noun, /əzəsɪɾ/): "family"

itha (noun, /iðæ/): "father"

wajevah (noun, /wæjɛvəh/): "feather"

tal (noun, /təl/): "fight"

vimum (noun, /vɪmum/): "finger"

tish (noun, /tiʃ/): "fire"

waini (noun, /waɪnɪ/): "fish"

awthad (noun, /oðəd/): "flesh"

dasa (noun, /dəsə/): "foot"

te (noun, /tɛ/): "forest"

anaz (noun, /ənaz/): "fox"

pemaittad (noun, /pɛmaɪɾəd/): "friend"

hi (noun, /hɪ/): "goose"

an (noun, /an/): "grease"

chi (noun, /chi/): "group"

natang (noun, /natəŋ/): "gulf"

ithuvaita (noun, /iðʌvaɪtə/): "hair"

gayttayvai (noun, /geɾevaɪ/): "hand"

inanidough (noun, /ɪnənidɒ/): "hat"

uvaibud (noun, /uvaɪbud/): "hate"

apitite (noun, /əpɪtɪtɛ/): "head"

tough (noun, /tɒ/): "hill"

tti (noun, /ɾi/): "horn"

thilathe (noun, /ðɪlæðɛ/): "horse"

tatt (noun, /təɾ/): "house"

jata (noun, /jətə/): "inn"

ha (noun, /hə/): "island"

esathil (noun, /ɛsəθɪl/): "jaw"

vayt (noun, /vet/): "lake"

attay (noun, /əɾe/): "leaf"

ifatini (noun, /ifətɪnɪ/): "leg"

saywin (noun, /sewɪn/): "liver"

sa (noun, /sə/): "louse"

mathithu (noun, /mæðɪðu/): "love"

abane (noun, /əbænɛ/): "lunch"

bi (noun, /bɪ/): "man"

da (noun, /də/): "many"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "meal"

ittelingi (noun, /iɾɛlɪŋi/): "metal"

an (noun, /ən/): "mine"

ibibal (noun, /ɪbibəl/): "monster"

eb (noun, /ɛb/): "moon"

awlai (noun, /olaɪ/): "morning"

elikoughto (noun, /ɛlɪkɒtɔ/): "mother"

atha (noun, /əðə/): "mountain"

taysaz (noun, /tesəz/): "mouth"

thanada (noun, /ðənædə/): "name"

achahin (noun, /ətʃəhin/): "neck"

nasoud (noun, /nasaʊd/): "night"

una (noun, /unə/): "noodle"

soud (noun, /saʊd/): "nose"

amide (noun, /əmidɛ/): "ocean"

enahami (noun, /ɛnəhəmɪ/): "parent"

atoughfough (noun, /atɒfɒ/): "path"

ci (noun, /cɪ/): "peace"

eta (noun, /ɛtə/): "pepper"

oun (noun, /aʊn/): "person"

durrittu (noun, /durɪɾʌ/): "pie"

ta (noun, /tə/): "pig"

ngazas (noun, /ŋæzəs/): "rabbit"

nafitti (noun, /nəfiɾɪ/): "rain"

mitak (noun, /mɪtək/): "rat"

ithewoib (noun, /iðɛwɔɪb/): "river"

anaythil (noun, /əneθɪl/): "robe"

asawna (noun, /asonə/): "rock"

kashij (noun, /kəʃɪj/): "root"

av (noun, /əv/): "salt"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "sand"

ettaytti (noun, /ɛɾeɾi/): "seed"

apilama (noun, /əpiləmə/): "sibling"

ilough (noun, /ɪlɒ/): "sister"

amif (noun, /əmɪf/): "skin"

uthuvatta (noun, /uðʌvəɾə/): "sky"

aytattij (noun, /etəɾɪj/): "smoke"

kani (noun, /kənɪ/): "snake"

ahudava (noun, /əhudəvə/): "soup"

nidil (noun, /nidɪl/): "star"

fou (noun, /faʊ/): "stew"

ibika (noun, /ɪbɪkə/): "stomach"

ngezaze (noun, /ŋɛzəzɛ/): "stone"

dip (noun, /dɪp/): "stream"

hete (noun, /hɛtɛ/): "sun"

ayseje (noun, /esɛjɛ/): "sword"

kaytaih (noun, /ketaɪh/): "tail"

ta (noun, /tə/): "tavern"

achatt (noun, /axəɾ/): "thumb"

awsu (noun, /osu/): "tongue"

thenipaj (noun, /ðɛnipəj/): "tooth"

dani (noun, /dənɪ/): "tree"

lailaitt (noun, /laɪlaɪɾ/): "truth"

thihi (noun, /ðihi/): "uncle"

aizoona (noun, /aɪzʊnə/): "valley"

puva (noun, /puvə/): "war"

fatt (noun, /fəɾ/): "water"

kun (noun, /kʌn/): "way"

atti (noun, /əɾɪ/): "wine"

ttihazid (noun, /ɾihəzid/): "woman"

aloughthi (noun, /əlɒði/): "word"