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Najan

Najan Dictionary

Pronouns

ma (pronoun, /mə/): "he"

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

itti (pronoun, /ɪɾi/): "they"

ttatt (pronoun, /ɾəɾ/): "you"

tab (pronoun, /təb/): "we"

ak (pronoun, /æk/): "I"

Articles

ive (article, /ivɛ/): "a"

nayq (article, /neq/): "the"

Prepositions

imattoo (preposition, /iməɾʊ/): "and"

ut (preposition, /ʌt/): "as"

sam (preposition, /sæm/): "from"

aviw (preposition, /əvɪw/): "in"

bingaisa (preposition, /bɪŋaɪsə/): "of"

asayt (preposition, /əset/): "or"

an (preposition, /ən/): "to"

naipa (preposition, /naɪpæ/): "will"

dud (preposition, /dʌd/): "with"

Numbers

ikufewi (number, /ikufɛwɪ/): "zero"

uva (number, /ʌvæ/): "one"

ik (number, /ɪk/): "two"

ja (number, /dʒæ/): "three"

aylawngapi (number, /eloŋəpi/): "four"

alan (number, /ələn/): "five"

itatawtta (number, /ɪtətoɾə/): "six"

thisava (number, /ðɪsəvə/): "seven"

noottinoughz (number, /nʊɾinɒz/): "eight"

ttadatup (number, /ɾadətup/): "nine"

vett (number, /vɛɾ/): "ten"

Questions

paw (question, /po/): "what"

lay (question, /le/): "who"

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

attadats (question, /æɾædəts/): "why"

tusa (question, /tusə/): "when"

Interjections

ihoughsath (interjection, /ɪhɒsəð/): "hello"

uzawtta (interjection, /uzoɾə/): "goodbye"

imasough (interjection, /ɪməsɒ/): "hey"

init (interjection, /init/): "bye"

atta (interjection, /əɾə/): "ouch"

apan (interjection, /əpən/): "wow"

ttupawtak (interjection, /ɾupotək/): "uh"

atinga (interjection, /ətɪŋæ/): "er"

ttemi (interjection, /ɾɛmɪ/): "um"

Adverbs

ket (adverb, /kɛt/): "again"

inadada (adverb, /inədæda/): "now"

ttoughzazi (adverb, /ɾɒzazɪ/): "soon"

koughmis (adverb, /kɒmis/): "often"

nununa (adverb, /nunʌnə/): "sometimes"

tsas (adverb, /tsəs/): "always"

houghchawni (adverb, /hɒtʃonɪ/): "never"

ibu (adverb, /ibʌ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

attani (adjective, /əɾəni/): "aromatic"

lasi (adjective, /ləsi/): "basted"

supata (adjective, /supətə/): "big"

ij (adjective, /ij/): "bitter"

hadayl (adjective, /hədel/): "black"

paythalub (adjective, /peðælub/): "blue"

ufouzavu (adjective, /ufaʊzavʌ/): "brown"

ath (adjective, /að/): "chilled"

tuttaiwoughs (adjective, /tʌɾaɪwɒs/): "cold"

uzila (adjective, /uzilæ/): "curried"

funitt (adjective, /funɪɾ/): "dark"

ttawin (adjective, /ɾəwin/): "deep"

se (adjective, /sɛ/): "divine"

asik (adjective, /æsik/): "drunk"

iz (adjective, /ɪz/): "empty"

anoonitti (adjective, /ænʊnɪɾɪ/): "evil"

tib (adjective, /tɪb/): "familiar"

zat (adjective, /zat/): "fat"

thalu (adjective, /ðəlʌ/): "flat"

iwu (adjective, /iwʌ/): "frail"

ayttitteti (adjective, /eɾɪɾɛtɪ/): "fried"

ttaw (adjective, /ɾo/): "full"

ashanaiv (adjective, /əʃænaɪv/): "good"

ibataithu (adjective, /ibataɪðu/): "green"

isanun (adjective, /isənʌn/): "grey"

ngubat (adjective, /ŋubət/): "honest"

oottawthatti (adjective, /ʊɾoðəɾɪ/): "hot"

aitaysad (adjective, /aɪtesəd/): "light"

alanuchi (adjective, /ələnʌtʃɪ/): "long"

taingai (adjective, /taɪŋaɪ/): "loud"

tipazi (adjective, /tipəzi/): "mortal"

sooli (adjective, /sʊlɪ/): "mysterious"

ajattai (adjective, /ədʒəɾaɪ/): "narrow"

uvoonej (adjective, /uvʊnɛdʒ/): "old"

ifutt (adjective, /ɪfʌɾ/): "orange"

ituh (adjective, /ituh/): "pungent"

aylawtawm (adjective, /elotom/): "purple"

asaki (adjective, /əsækɪ/): "quiet"

tudad (adjective, /tʌdəd/): "raw"

zatt (adjective, /zəɾ/): "rectangular"

lutatt (adjective, /lutəɾ/): "red"

upoubis (adjective, /upaʊbɪs/): "roasted"

el (adjective, /ɛl/): "round"

jedi (adjective, /jɛdi/): "salty"

isak (adjective, /ɪsak/): "savory"

uz (adjective, /ʌz/): "shallow"

tuk (adjective, /tuk/): "short"

ataj (adjective, /ətəj/): "smoked"

outtethis (adjective, /aʊɾɛðɪs/): "sober"

ayd (adjective, /ed/): "sour"

azak (adjective, /əzək/): "spicy"

awzithata (adjective, /ozɪðətə/): "spiral"

gakizi (adjective, /gəkɪzɪ/): "square"

lisita (adjective, /lɪsɪtæ/): "steamed"

utidala (adjective, /utɪdəlæ/): "strange"

va (adjective, /və/): "strong"

oughl (adjective, /ɒl/): "sturdy"

ttalawk (adjective, /ɾəlok/): "sweet"

fu (adjective, /fʌ/): "tall"

douva (adjective, /daʊvæ/): "thick"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "thin"

idadu (adjective, /ɪdədʌ/): "warm"

natootoo (adjective, /nətʊtʊ/): "weak"

thiji (adjective, /ðɪdʒɪ/): "white"

itoughziza (adjective, /ɪtɒzɪza/): "wide"

sagud (adjective, /səgud/): "yellow"

ttif (adjective, /ɾɪf/): "young"

Verbs

ttawuthe (verb, /ɾəwʌðɛ/): "bake"

zate (verb, /zətɛ/): "be"

aluhu (verb, /əluhʌ/): "belong"

ith (verb, /ɪð/): "bite"

esinoik (verb, /ɛsɪnɔɪk/): "break"

ise (verb, /ɪsɛ/): "burn"

mulu (verb, /mulʌ/): "come"

aita (verb, /aɪtə/): "die"

noutti (verb, /naʊɾɪ/): "drink"

wamaga (verb, /wəməgə/): "eat"

tishiga (verb, /tiʃigə/): "fall"

at (verb, /ət/): "fight"

an (verb, /ən/): "find"

uttaidatta (verb, /uɾaɪdæɾa/): "fish"

tawama (verb, /tæwəmə/): "fly"

ababapa (verb, /æbəbəpə/): "frown"

af (verb, /əf/): "go"

an (verb, /ən/): "growl"

sik (verb, /sɪk/): "hate"

wuwi (verb, /wʌwi/): "have"

natt (verb, /næɾ/): "hear"

it (verb, /it/): "hide"

oul (verb, /aʊl/): "hold"

kasasatt (verb, /kəsəsəɾ/): "hunt"

etta (verb, /ɛɾə/): "jump"

vathettough (verb, /vəðɛɾɒ/): "kill"

awtedatti (verb, /otɛdaɾi/): "know"

es (verb, /ɛs/): "laugh"

itsaqoughba (verb, /ɪtsəqɒbə/): "lie"

iditaw (verb, /ɪditæw/): "live"

azaw (verb, /əzo/): "lose"

thawvattaz (verb, /θovæɾəz/): "love"

thattana (verb, /ðaɾənə/): "need"

inimuz (verb, /inɪmʌz/): "own"

hi (verb, /hi/): "roast"

waybakaw (verb, /webəko/): "run"

ttitanga (verb, /ɾɪtəŋə/): "see"

ban (verb, /ban/): "sit"

vapattig (verb, /vəpəɾɪg/): "sleep"

uttut (verb, /ʌɾut/): "smell"

aydaza (verb, /edazə/): "smile"

attisan (verb, /əɾɪsan/): "stand"

ku (verb, /ku/): "strike"

ganingitt (verb, /gənɪŋɪɾ/): "swallow"

kala (verb, /kæla/): "swim"

zapiz (verb, /zæpɪz/): "taste"

hayttaz (verb, /heɾəz/): "throw"

ittaidaita (verb, /ɪɾaɪdaɪta/): "walk"

ezou (verb, /ɛzaʊ/): "want"

Nouns

liwuzi (noun, /liwuzɪ/): "afternoon"

kapet (noun, /kæpɛt/): "ale"

chadainich (noun, /xədaɪnitʃ/): "all"

pimet (noun, /pimɛt/): "alligator"

afithe (noun, /æfɪθɛ/): "arm"

ttasi (noun, /ɾəsɪ/): "ash"

namaymi (noun, /nəmemɪ/): "aunt"

aydech (noun, /edɛx/): "axe"

su (noun, /sʌ/): "bark"

sib (noun, /sib/): "bay"

idangikay (noun, /ɪdəŋɪke/): "beer"

enanayb (noun, /ɛnəneb/): "beet"

ihid (noun, /ihɪd/): "bird"

unesilu (noun, /unɛsilʌ/): "blood"

ithi (noun, /ɪði/): "boar"

ttim (noun, /ɾɪm/): "bone"

vip (noun, /vɪp/): "breakfast"

kaw (noun, /ko/): "breast"

ki (noun, /ki/): "brother"

asisat (noun, /əsɪsət/): "castle"

asanin (noun, /əsənin/): "cat"

thepattoot (noun, /ðɛpaɾʊt/): "cat"

tap (noun, /tæp/): "chest"

aisawttan (noun, /aɪsoɾən/): "chicken"

aw (noun, /æw/): "claw"

daketash (noun, /dəkɛtəʃ/): "cloud"

icha (noun, /ɪtʃə/): "coconut"

ba (noun, /bə/): "crime"

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

ezasezu (noun, /ɛzəsɛzu/): "dinner"

akise (noun, /əkisɛ/): "dog"

badipe (noun, /bədɪpɛ/): "drink"

uticha (noun, /ʌtitʃə/): "dungeon"

sawough (noun, /sawɒ/): "ear"

ttattate (noun, /ɾəɾətɛ/): "earth"

nakamaw (noun, /nəkəməw/): "egg"

ittawh (noun, /ɪɾoh/): "elder"

mi (noun, /mi/): "enemy"

sa (noun, /sə/): "evening"

kahi (noun, /kæhi/): "eye"

oughnataipu (noun, /ɒnətaɪpu/): "family"

ouhitta (noun, /aʊhɪɾə/): "father"

vazatas (noun, /vəzətəs/): "feather"

guzi (noun, /guzɪ/): "fight"

aithach (noun, /aɪðəx/): "finger"

ingas (noun, /iŋəs/): "fire"

thugouth (noun, /ðʌgaʊθ/): "fish"

puwayth (noun, /puweð/): "flesh"

aitt (noun, /aɪɾ/): "foot"

natt (noun, /nəɾ/): "forest"

latefitt (noun, /lətɛfiɾ/): "fox"

ukikul (noun, /ukɪkul/): "friend"

sawlal (noun, /soləl/): "goose"

atudi (noun, /ətudɪ/): "grease"

ebabi (noun, /ɛbəbi/): "group"

nittitta (noun, /nɪɾiɾə/): "gulf"

ittaniwa (noun, /iɾəniwə/): "hair"

ma (noun, /mə/): "hand"

ninitta (noun, /nɪnɪɾə/): "hat"

pahawta (noun, /pəhotə/): "hate"

aidat (noun, /aɪdæt/): "head"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "hill"

adal (noun, /ædəl/): "horn"

dagashoo (noun, /dəgəʃʊ/): "horse"

oob (noun, /ʊb/): "house"

natt (noun, /nəɾ/): "inn"

ayj (noun, /ej/): "island"

tunisa (noun, /tunɪsə/): "jaw"

velaiha (noun, /vɛlaɪhə/): "lake"

it (noun, /it/): "leaf"

tti (noun, /ɾi/): "leg"

isuttaw (noun, /ɪsʌɾo/): "liver"

apel (noun, /əpɛl/): "louse"

ttatti (noun, /ɾəɾi/): "love"

zitin (noun, /zɪtin/): "lunch"

anginath (noun, /əŋinəð/): "man"

ayth (noun, /eð/): "many"

fithi (noun, /fiði/): "meal"

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

nak (noun, /nək/): "mine"

aikaika (noun, /aɪkaɪka/): "monster"

thi (noun, /ðɪ/): "moon"

inutu (noun, /inʌtʌ/): "morning"

ibawoughth (noun, /ɪbəwɒθ/): "mother"

avitif (noun, /əvitɪf/): "mountain"

epabath (noun, /ɛpəbæð/): "mouth"

nim (noun, /nɪm/): "name"

oupaneni (noun, /aʊpənɛni/): "neck"

taittatal (noun, /taɪɾətəl/): "night"

awu (noun, /əwu/): "noodle"

uttai (noun, /ʌɾaɪ/): "nose"

litta (noun, /liɾæ/): "ocean"

aloughchuthi (noun, /əlɒtʃʌði/): "parent"

aziwatta (noun, /əzɪwəɾə/): "path"

uli (noun, /uli/): "peace"

nay (noun, /ne/): "pepper"

kalutta (noun, /kəluɾə/): "person"

daipan (noun, /daɪpən/): "pie"

nidap (noun, /nɪdəp/): "pig"

ngezi (noun, /ŋɛzɪ/): "rabbit"

utumibi (noun, /ʌtumibi/): "rain"

pajatatt (noun, /pəjataɾ/): "rat"

pali (noun, /pælɪ/): "river"

ani (noun, /ənɪ/): "robe"

athatitt (noun, /əðətɪɾ/): "rock"

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

attuna (noun, /əɾʌnə/): "salt"

poone (noun, /pʊnɛ/): "sand"

jan (noun, /jən/): "seed"

ibath (noun, /ɪbəð/): "sibling"

ninane (noun, /nɪnənɛ/): "sister"

ttish (noun, /ɾiʃ/): "skin"

mayn (noun, /men/): "sky"

ipittat (noun, /ɪpɪɾæt/): "smoke"

lihat (noun, /lihət/): "snake"

asala (noun, /æsələ/): "soup"

tha (noun, /ðə/): "star"

ava (noun, /əvə/): "stew"

ak (noun, /ək/): "stomach"

thettane (noun, /ðɛɾənɛ/): "stone"

naz (noun, /nəz/): "stream"

ungana (noun, /uŋənə/): "sun"

kepittel (noun, /kɛpɪɾɛl/): "sword"

amaziji (noun, /aməziji/): "tail"

titta (noun, /tiɾə/): "tavern"

ttazusha (noun, /ɾæzʌʃæ/): "thumb"

imitay (noun, /ɪmite/): "tongue"

fakamig (noun, /fækəmɪg/): "tooth"

enu (noun, /ɛnu/): "tree"

ifit (noun, /ɪfɪt/): "truth"

taloittayf (noun, /təlɔɪɾef/): "uncle"

itsisa (noun, /ɪtsisə/): "valley"

oughtu (noun, /ɒtʌ/): "war"

thinayw (noun, /ðinew/): "water"

da (noun, /də/): "way"

ttawwawl (noun, /ɾowol/): "wine"

nina (noun, /ninə/): "woman"

hara (noun, /həɹə/): "word"