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Soughlaivaj

Soughlaivaj Dictionary

Pronouns

ata (pronoun, /ætæ/): "he"

dun (pronoun, /dʌn/): "she"

lit (pronoun, /lɪt/): "they"

anay (pronoun, /əne/): "you"

azu (pronoun, /əzu/): "we"

thih (pronoun, /ðih/): "I"

Articles

am (article, /əm/): "a"

am (article, /əm/): "the"

Prepositions

sapa (preposition, /səpæ/): "and"

befanay (preposition, /bɛfæne/): "as"

fit (preposition, /fɪt/): "from"

asaydaisou (preposition, /əsedaɪsaʊ/): "in"

tedayziw (preposition, /tɛdeziw/): "of"

idi (preposition, /ɪdi/): "or"

angaitt (preposition, /əŋaɪɾ/): "to"

kaizatt (preposition, /kaɪzəɾ/): "will"

anatt (preposition, /ənəɾ/): "with"

Numbers

baithoughtam (number, /baɪθɒtam/): "zero"

nahenen (number, /nəhɛnɛn/): "one"

ulith (number, /ʌlɪð/): "two"

zapoughga (number, /zəpɒgə/): "three"

atiwoughne (number, /ətɪwɒnɛ/): "four"

ramida (number, /ɹəmidə/): "five"

hunitiv (number, /hʌnɪtiv/): "six"

iz (number, /iz/): "seven"

ke (number, /kɛ/): "eight"

akoim (number, /əkɔɪm/): "nine"

azooba (number, /əzʊbə/): "ten"

Questions

awpadane (question, /opadənɛ/): "what"

abi (question, /əbɪ/): "who"

kaiwoughti (question, /kaɪwɒtɪ/): "how"

ith (question, /ið/): "why"

lahaisawtt (question, /ləhaɪsoɾ/): "when"

Interjections

ounaith (interjection, /aʊnaɪð/): "hello"

adi (interjection, /ədɪ/): "goodbye"

awiham (interjection, /əwihəm/): "hey"

oughba (interjection, /ɒba/): "bye"

alough (interjection, /ælɒ/): "ouch"

etekai (interjection, /ɛtɛkaɪ/): "wow"

luca (interjection, /lʌcæ/): "uh"

ivawtti (interjection, /ɪvoɾɪ/): "er"

kivathis (interjection, /kɪvəðɪs/): "um"

Adverbs

ayttooh (adverb, /eɾʊh/): "again"

ootail (adverb, /ʊtaɪl/): "now"

ufajitt (adverb, /ʌfədʒɪɾ/): "soon"

avudiw (adverb, /əvudɪw/): "often"

tanas (adverb, /tænæs/): "sometimes"

mawutti (adverb, /məwuɾɪ/): "always"

ewida (adverb, /ɛwidə/): "never"

im (adverb, /ɪm/): "seldom"

Adjectives

panal (adjective, /pənəl/): "aromatic"

nawp (adjective, /nop/): "basted"

oughnittazay (adjective, /ɒnɪɾaze/): "big"

poutitas (adjective, /paʊtɪtəs/): "bitter"

shupaw (adjective, /ʃupəw/): "black"

lawvawmay (adjective, /lovome/): "blue"

ittaivitt (adjective, /ɪɾaɪviɾ/): "brown"

atikid (adjective, /ətɪkid/): "chilled"

idat (adjective, /ɪdæt/): "cold"

oughsapada (adjective, /ɒsəpædə/): "curried"

dada (adjective, /dədə/): "dark"

ngai (adjective, /ŋaɪ/): "deep"

na (adjective, /nə/): "divine"

ttatatt (adjective, /ɾətəɾ/): "drunk"

azawf (adjective, /əzof/): "empty"

casaj (adjective, /cəsədʒ/): "evil"

aypisa (adjective, /epɪsə/): "familiar"

iti (adjective, /ɪtɪ/): "fat"

athedif (adjective, /æðɛdif/): "flat"

tal (adjective, /tal/): "frail"

iletta (adjective, /ilɛɾæ/): "fried"

attaw (adjective, /əɾo/): "full"

tai (adjective, /taɪ/): "good"

ttawefan (adjective, /ɾəwɛfən/): "green"

etattaid (adjective, /ɛtəɾaɪd/): "grey"

ach (adjective, /ətʃ/): "honest"

ttuhus (adjective, /ɾuhʌs/): "hot"

nuwa (adjective, /nuwə/): "light"

lisattoo (adjective, /lɪsəɾʊ/): "long"

shay (adjective, /ʃe/): "loud"

sha (adjective, /ʃə/): "mortal"

akunatt (adjective, /əkʌnəɾ/): "mysterious"

ttivath (adjective, /ɾɪvəð/): "narrow"

nootathi (adjective, /nʊtæðɪ/): "old"

lafagus (adjective, /ləfəgʌs/): "orange"

sud (adjective, /sʌd/): "pungent"

sani (adjective, /sənɪ/): "purple"

ti (adjective, /tɪ/): "quiet"

asun (adjective, /əsun/): "raw"

tatawtai (adjective, /tətotaɪ/): "rectangular"

am (adjective, /æm/): "red"

mazali (adjective, /məzəli/): "roasted"

inash (adjective, /inəʃ/): "round"

utay (adjective, /ute/): "salty"

awt (adjective, /ot/): "savory"

min (adjective, /mɪn/): "shallow"

asuttouw (adjective, /əsʌɾaʊw/): "short"

aitheka (adjective, /aɪðɛkə/): "smoked"

aydaw (adjective, /edo/): "sober"

shoufimi (adjective, /ʃaʊfɪmi/): "sour"

itadooz (adjective, /itədʊz/): "spicy"

ttumitta (adjective, /ɾʌmiɾæ/): "spiral"

ida (adjective, /idə/): "square"

tishibath (adjective, /tɪʃɪbəð/): "steamed"

as (adjective, /əs/): "strange"

oughttasa (adjective, /ɒɾəsə/): "strong"

aha (adjective, /əha/): "sturdy"

tin (adjective, /tɪn/): "sweet"

aluhuk (adjective, /əlʌhuk/): "tall"

avas (adjective, /əvəs/): "thick"

aynan (adjective, /enən/): "thin"

siku (adjective, /sɪku/): "warm"

ttatis (adjective, /ɾətis/): "weak"

ttapedatt (adjective, /ɾəpɛdæɾ/): "white"

awt (adjective, /ot/): "wide"

abou (adjective, /əbaʊ/): "yellow"

ttabitta (adjective, /ɾəbiɾæ/): "young"

Verbs

laf (verb, /ləf/): "bake"

na (verb, /nə/): "be"

ij (verb, /ɪdʒ/): "belong"

uttou (verb, /uɾaʊ/): "bite"

ttetut (verb, /ɾɛtʌt/): "break"

ehou (verb, /ɛhaʊ/): "burn"

atil (verb, /ætil/): "come"

tin (verb, /tin/): "die"

man (verb, /mən/): "drink"

thazivuk (verb, /ðəzɪvuk/): "eat"

ett (verb, /ɛɾ/): "fall"

palani (verb, /pələnɪ/): "fight"

ttazu (verb, /ɾəzu/): "find"

isi (verb, /ɪsɪ/): "fish"

sada (verb, /sədə/): "fly"

lama (verb, /ləma/): "frown"

balidah (verb, /bəlɪdəh/): "go"

zezazash (verb, /zɛzæzəʃ/): "growl"

lala (verb, /lala/): "hate"

ikafaf (verb, /ikæfaf/): "have"

adadi (verb, /ædədɪ/): "hear"

ifane (verb, /ɪfənɛ/): "hide"

abih (verb, /əbih/): "hold"

ungehile (verb, /uŋɛhɪlɛ/): "hunt"

al (verb, /əl/): "jump"

utt (verb, /uɾ/): "kill"

ikatha (verb, /ɪkæðə/): "know"

ti (verb, /tɪ/): "laugh"

ah (verb, /əh/): "lie"

ttem (verb, /ɾɛm/): "live"

itti (verb, /ɪɾɪ/): "lose"

anawttupi (verb, /ænoɾʌpɪ/): "love"

adafi (verb, /ædæfɪ/): "need"

asakath (verb, /əsəkəð/): "own"

ainivayhe (verb, /aɪnɪvehɛ/): "roast"

oughtatana (verb, /ɒtətənə/): "run"

tiza (verb, /tɪzə/): "see"

iwittak (verb, /ɪwɪɾæk/): "sit"

athinipu (verb, /æðinipʌ/): "sleep"

kutadi (verb, /kʌtədɪ/): "smell"

ouboughma (verb, /aʊbɒmə/): "smile"

ichi (verb, /ɪtʃɪ/): "stand"

ith (verb, /ɪð/): "strike"

littapang (verb, /lɪɾəpəŋ/): "swallow"

ttookisi (verb, /ɾʊkisi/): "swim"

hipanoughl (verb, /hɪpənɒl/): "taste"

tanasawth (verb, /tənəsoð/): "throw"

vihayn (verb, /vihen/): "walk"

ittapi (verb, /iɾəpɪ/): "want"

Nouns

azidanga (noun, /azɪdəŋə/): "afternoon"

ipaytaiz (noun, /ɪpetaɪz/): "ale"

aykuw (noun, /ekʌw/): "all"

ttai (noun, /ɾaɪ/): "alligator"

ina (noun, /ɪnə/): "arm"

ta (noun, /tə/): "ash"

doutta (noun, /daʊɾə/): "aunt"

sa (noun, /sæ/): "axe"

buthizus (noun, /buðizus/): "bark"

athawim (noun, /əðəwim/): "bay"

athahe (noun, /əθəhɛ/): "beer"

ayl (noun, /el/): "beet"

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

awtatawti (noun, /otætotɪ/): "blood"

lawafi (noun, /ləwəfi/): "boar"

sitipay (noun, /sitipe/): "bone"

soo (noun, /sʊ/): "breakfast"

utta (noun, /uɾə/): "breast"

winittays (noun, /wɪnɪɾes/): "brother"

chilott (noun, /tʃɪlɔɾ/): "castle"

ood (noun, /ʊd/): "cat"

satehay (noun, /sətɛhe/): "cat"

fat (noun, /fət/): "chest"

ahi (noun, /əhi/): "chicken"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "claw"

ke (noun, /kɛ/): "cloud"

ethoughtti (noun, /ɛðɒɾɪ/): "coconut"

aygal (noun, /egəl/): "crime"

asa (noun, /æsə/): "day"

toovattun (noun, /tʊvəɾʌn/): "dinner"

aitatoughs (noun, /aɪtætɒs/): "dog"

fu (noun, /fu/): "drink"

oughzitt (noun, /ɒzɪɾ/): "dungeon"

ain (noun, /aɪn/): "ear"

nena (noun, /nɛnə/): "earth"

ach (noun, /ætʃ/): "egg"

isash (noun, /ɪsəʃ/): "elder"

awtough (noun, /otɒ/): "enemy"

ayt (noun, /et/): "evening"

lekush (noun, /lɛkuʃ/): "eye"

atimi (noun, /ətimɪ/): "family"

ing (noun, /ɪŋ/): "father"

thi (noun, /ði/): "feather"

udutt (noun, /uduɾ/): "fight"

attibit (noun, /æɾɪbɪt/): "finger"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "fire"

ata (noun, /ætæ/): "fish"

lisi (noun, /lɪsi/): "flesh"

zaygataf (noun, /zegatəf/): "foot"

mak (noun, /mæk/): "forest"

athachahe (noun, /æθəxahɛ/): "fox"

alabatt (noun, /ələbəɾ/): "friend"

an (noun, /ən/): "goose"

nasha (noun, /næʃə/): "grease"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "group"

dought (noun, /dɒt/): "gulf"

lemal (noun, /lɛməl/): "hair"

sine (noun, /sinɛ/): "hand"

na (noun, /næ/): "hat"

looh (noun, /lʊh/): "hate"

asaisun (noun, /əsaɪsun/): "head"

uwan (noun, /ʌwən/): "hill"

fimit (noun, /fimɪt/): "horn"

avoo (noun, /əvʊ/): "horse"

shatta (noun, /ʃaɾə/): "house"

ittisawd (noun, /ɪɾisod/): "inn"

is (noun, /ɪs/): "island"

attesai (noun, /aɾɛsaɪ/): "jaw"

ne (noun, /nɛ/): "lake"

nak (noun, /nək/): "leaf"

me (noun, /mɛ/): "leg"

moohat (noun, /mʊhət/): "liver"

taip (noun, /taɪp/): "louse"

awshunatta (noun, /oʃunæɾə/): "love"

bikafi (noun, /bɪkəfɪ/): "lunch"

ezit (noun, /ɛzɪt/): "man"

vaz (noun, /væz/): "many"

thul (noun, /ðʌl/): "meal"

nawk (noun, /nok/): "metal"

awdath (noun, /odəð/): "mine"

battattap (noun, /bəɾæɾəp/): "monster"

inattef (noun, /ɪnəɾɛf/): "moon"

athad (noun, /əðəd/): "morning"

am (noun, /əm/): "mother"

aselaj (noun, /æsɛlədʒ/): "mountain"

ga (noun, /gə/): "mouth"

inat (noun, /ɪnət/): "name"

oughvettisi (noun, /ɒvɛɾɪsi/): "neck"

attisel (noun, /əɾɪsɛl/): "night"

utathina (noun, /utəðina/): "noodle"

ati (noun, /əti/): "nose"

es (noun, /ɛs/): "ocean"

kayn (noun, /ken/): "parent"

ayta (noun, /etə/): "path"

ittanayj (noun, /iɾənedʒ/): "peace"

apivi (noun, /əpɪvɪ/): "pepper"

avaka (noun, /əvakə/): "person"

aifin (noun, /aɪfɪn/): "pie"

amithi (noun, /əmiði/): "pig"

wivinus (noun, /wɪvɪnʌs/): "rabbit"

akittoughta (noun, /ækɪɾɒtæ/): "rain"

ttaw (noun, /ɾo/): "rat"

ah (noun, /əh/): "river"

tezak (noun, /tɛzək/): "robe"

adimi (noun, /ədɪmɪ/): "rock"

fai (noun, /faɪ/): "root"

na (noun, /nə/): "salt"

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

nihina (noun, /nɪhɪnə/): "seed"

ungaf (noun, /uŋəf/): "sibling"

tilaykais (noun, /tɪlekaɪs/): "sister"

izaysatha (noun, /ɪzesəðə/): "skin"

zathutha (noun, /zaθuðə/): "sky"

ayli (noun, /elɪ/): "smoke"

aveshi (noun, /əvɛʃi/): "snake"

sithi (noun, /sɪði/): "soup"

jin (noun, /dʒɪn/): "star"

ttaw (noun, /ɾo/): "stew"

na (noun, /nə/): "stomach"

nough (noun, /nɒ/): "stone"

tenekav (noun, /tɛnɛkəv/): "stream"

asalela (noun, /əsəlɛlə/): "sun"

ajattatha (noun, /æjəɾæðə/): "sword"

nedettaw (noun, /nɛdɛɾəw/): "tail"

itu (noun, /itʌ/): "tavern"

goulayttach (noun, /gaʊleɾətʃ/): "thumb"

idana (noun, /idənæ/): "tongue"

ih (noun, /ɪh/): "tooth"

tetatti (noun, /tɛtəɾɪ/): "tree"

ililay (noun, /ilɪle/): "truth"

dattulaib (noun, /dæɾulaɪb/): "uncle"

iz (noun, /ɪz/): "valley"

at (noun, /ət/): "war"

maittatel (noun, /maɪɾətɛl/): "water"

athi (noun, /əθi/): "way"

ttimavi (noun, /ɾɪməvɪ/): "wine"

adaitusu (noun, /ədaɪtʌsʌ/): "woman"

oughngifa (noun, /ɒŋɪfə/): "word"