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Lukat

Lukat Dictionary

Pronouns

ana (pronoun, /ænə/): "he"

va (pronoun, /væ/): "she"

itt (pronoun, /ɪɾ/): "they"

ta (pronoun, /tə/): "you"

uk (pronoun, /ʌk/): "we"

azi (pronoun, /əzɪ/): "I"

Articles

ga (article, /gə/): "a"

oughb (article, /ɒb/): "the"

Prepositions

at (preposition, /æt/): "and"

oughtit (preposition, /ɒtɪt/): "as"

jawipa (preposition, /dʒawɪpə/): "from"

inasitt (preposition, /ɪnəsiɾ/): "in"

ittudif (preposition, /iɾudɪf/): "of"

inawwoomi (preposition, /ɪnowʊmi/): "or"

titt (preposition, /tɪɾ/): "to"

ja (preposition, /jə/): "will"

pata (preposition, /pətə/): "with"

Numbers

us (number, /us/): "zero"

is (number, /is/): "one"

itt (number, /ɪɾ/): "two"

ngahattach (number, /ŋæhæɾətʃ/): "three"

adaw (number, /ədaw/): "four"

itef (number, /itɛf/): "five"

mazaba (number, /məzəbæ/): "six"

att (number, /əɾ/): "seven"

than (number, /ðæn/): "eight"

kedu (number, /kɛdu/): "nine"

vitedi (number, /vitɛdɪ/): "ten"

Questions

ati (question, /ətɪ/): "what"

oughnungutt (question, /ɒnuŋʌɾ/): "who"

nunaja (question, /nunajæ/): "how"

wit (question, /wɪt/): "why"

ebetattay (question, /ɛbɛtaɾe/): "when"

Interjections

il (interjection, /ɪl/): "hello"

umutitu (interjection, /umʌtɪtu/): "goodbye"

abit (interjection, /əbɪt/): "hey"

pisini (interjection, /pɪsinɪ/): "bye"

dati (interjection, /dətɪ/): "ouch"

itud (interjection, /ɪtud/): "wow"

ilay (interjection, /ɪle/): "uh"

vusasays (interjection, /vʌsəses/): "er"

iniw (interjection, /ɪniw/): "um"

Adverbs

ufo (adverb, /ʌfɔ/): "again"

tazaw (adverb, /təzo/): "now"

athadi (adverb, /əðædi/): "soon"

aig (adverb, /aɪg/): "often"

zay (adverb, /ze/): "sometimes"

zabati (adverb, /zabətɪ/): "always"

sanepez (adverb, /sənɛpɛz/): "never"

att (adverb, /æɾ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

imettash (adjective, /imɛɾæʃ/): "aromatic"

ayna (adjective, /enæ/): "basted"

ip (adjective, /ɪp/): "big"

sa (adjective, /sə/): "bitter"

vitithait (adjective, /vɪtɪðaɪt/): "black"

aww (adjective, /ow/): "blue"

anesa (adjective, /ænɛsa/): "brown"

ad (adjective, /æd/): "chilled"

usittatta (adjective, /usɪɾəɾæ/): "cold"

eb (adjective, /ɛb/): "curried"

ijashitt (adjective, /ijəʃɪɾ/): "dark"

uga (adjective, /ʌgə/): "deep"

achadachi (adjective, /ətʃədætʃɪ/): "divine"

ttachittuth (adjective, /ɾətʃɪɾʌð/): "drunk"

mu (adjective, /mʌ/): "empty"

attiloughtt (adjective, /əɾilɒɾ/): "evil"

oovidan (adjective, /ʊvidæn/): "familiar"

awang (adjective, /əwəŋ/): "fat"

amivith (adjective, /əmivið/): "flat"

itta (adjective, /ɪɾə/): "frail"

utt (adjective, /ʌɾ/): "fried"

ti (adjective, /tɪ/): "full"

iz (adjective, /ɪz/): "good"

zawchaynaw (adjective, /zotʃenaw/): "green"

sutta (adjective, /sʌɾə/): "grey"

tayla (adjective, /telə/): "honest"

lufidi (adjective, /lufidi/): "hot"

zefilu (adjective, /zɛfɪlu/): "light"

sayfihu (adjective, /sefihʌ/): "long"

ima (adjective, /ɪmə/): "loud"

nasoughji (adjective, /nəsɒdʒɪ/): "mortal"

aysitti (adjective, /esɪɾɪ/): "mysterious"

isi (adjective, /isɪ/): "narrow"

ttidif (adjective, /ɾɪdif/): "old"

asata (adjective, /əsatə/): "orange"

laifataytt (adjective, /laɪfəteɾ/): "pungent"

tasa (adjective, /tæsə/): "purple"

safaih (adjective, /səfaɪh/): "quiet"

attinuna (adjective, /æɾɪnunə/): "raw"

ttuthi (adjective, /ɾuðɪ/): "rectangular"

adad (adjective, /ədæd/): "red"

nakab (adjective, /nækəb/): "roasted"

kattujaz (adjective, /kəɾujæz/): "round"

alazisi (adjective, /əlazisɪ/): "salty"

athat (adjective, /əðət/): "savory"

jingoupen (adjective, /jɪŋaʊpɛn/): "shallow"

newattuz (adjective, /nɛwaɾʌz/): "short"

ek (adjective, /ɛk/): "smoked"

id (adjective, /id/): "sober"

ak (adjective, /ək/): "sour"

attawsouthe (adjective, /aɾosaʊðɛ/): "spicy"

unawli (adjective, /unolɪ/): "spiral"

naidat (adjective, /naɪdæt/): "square"

wiki (adjective, /wikɪ/): "steamed"

aikil (adjective, /aɪkɪl/): "strange"

lettes (adjective, /lɛɾɛs/): "strong"

nikachad (adjective, /nɪkətʃəd/): "sturdy"

elough (adjective, /ɛlɒ/): "sweet"

uthidin (adjective, /uðɪdin/): "tall"

si (adjective, /sɪ/): "thick"

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

afifeti (adjective, /əfɪfɛti/): "warm"

ttizi (adjective, /ɾizɪ/): "weak"

takip (adjective, /təkɪp/): "white"

wasane (adjective, /wəsænɛ/): "wide"

ezaytta (adjective, /ɛzeɾə/): "yellow"

ti (adjective, /tɪ/): "young"

Verbs

tatta (verb, /təɾə/): "bake"

langat (verb, /ləŋət/): "be"

ka (verb, /kə/): "belong"

nu (verb, /nu/): "bite"

ava (verb, /əvæ/): "break"

awenaiti (verb, /awɛnaɪtɪ/): "burn"

inakeki (verb, /ɪnəkɛkɪ/): "come"

ayttattab (verb, /eɾəɾəb/): "die"

teka (verb, /tɛkə/): "drink"

anawkim (verb, /ənokɪm/): "eat"

ttouja (verb, /ɾaʊdʒə/): "fall"

iwishut (verb, /ɪwiʃut/): "fight"

aiwaylid (verb, /aɪwelɪd/): "find"

di (verb, /di/): "fish"

yanutev (verb, /yənutɛv/): "fly"

ti (verb, /ti/): "frown"

aingud (verb, /aɪŋʌd/): "go"

taynisun (verb, /tenɪsʌn/): "growl"

ithim (verb, /ɪðɪm/): "hate"

ahittili (verb, /æhɪɾɪli/): "have"

tasusi (verb, /təsusɪ/): "hear"

akattat (verb, /əkəɾat/): "hide"

ttimi (verb, /ɾɪmɪ/): "hold"

ih (verb, /ɪh/): "hunt"

littacha (verb, /lɪɾətʃə/): "jump"

vazitte (verb, /vəzɪɾɛ/): "kill"

im (verb, /ɪm/): "know"

eq (verb, /ɛq/): "laugh"

ip (verb, /ɪp/): "lie"

oubitt (verb, /aʊbɪɾ/): "live"

fimawz (verb, /fimoz/): "lose"

aidivam (verb, /aɪdivəm/): "love"

as (verb, /əs/): "need"

aysetays (verb, /esɛtes/): "own"

ahatiz (verb, /ahətɪz/): "roast"

atili (verb, /ətɪli/): "run"

chada (verb, /tʃadə/): "see"

nawlay (verb, /nole/): "sit"

ttunuchag (verb, /ɾʌnʌtʃəg/): "sleep"

dith (verb, /dɪð/): "smell"

kadayd (verb, /kæded/): "smile"

chih (verb, /chih/): "stand"

ethathay (verb, /ɛðəðe/): "strike"

pitha (verb, /piðə/): "swallow"

ttechaydatt (verb, /ɾɛxedəɾ/): "swim"

asith (verb, /əsið/): "taste"

ngi (verb, /ŋi/): "throw"

evoughta (verb, /ɛvɒtə/): "walk"

am (verb, /əm/): "want"

Nouns

kanis (noun, /kanɪs/): "afternoon"

oughvas (noun, /ɒvəs/): "ale"

nabap (noun, /nəbəp/): "all"

naithavett (noun, /naɪðəvɛɾ/): "alligator"

pibi (noun, /pɪbɪ/): "arm"

isin (noun, /ɪsɪn/): "ash"

ufebe (noun, /ʌfɛbɛ/): "aunt"

el (noun, /ɛl/): "axe"

ami (noun, /əmɪ/): "bark"

usikab (noun, /ʌsikəb/): "bay"

zubaw (noun, /zʌbo/): "beer"

aikehi (noun, /aɪkɛhi/): "beet"

dapi (noun, /dæpɪ/): "bird"

at (noun, /ət/): "blood"

ala (noun, /ələ/): "boar"

animi (noun, /ənɪmi/): "bone"

zai (noun, /zaɪ/): "breakfast"

ought (noun, /ɒt/): "breast"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "brother"

ti (noun, /ti/): "castle"

awba (noun, /obə/): "cat"

ngiweza (noun, /ŋɪwɛzæ/): "cat"

ipoughsayn (noun, /ɪpɒsen/): "chest"

itattad (noun, /ɪtəɾəd/): "chicken"

azi (noun, /æzɪ/): "claw"

ebai (noun, /ɛbaɪ/): "cloud"

nu (noun, /nu/): "coconut"

nalu (noun, /nəlu/): "crime"

esipa (noun, /ɛsɪpə/): "day"

anatith (noun, /ənətɪθ/): "dinner"

fam (noun, /fəm/): "dog"

lal (noun, /ləl/): "drink"

ab (noun, /əb/): "dungeon"

asisatta (noun, /əsisəɾə/): "ear"

avuka (noun, /əvʌkæ/): "earth"

azaiviji (noun, /əzaɪviji/): "egg"

pafiti (noun, /pəfitɪ/): "elder"

ivavi (noun, /ɪvəvɪ/): "enemy"

ik (noun, /ik/): "evening"

jaithasu (noun, /jaɪðəsʌ/): "eye"

ta (noun, /tə/): "family"

aipoughbut (noun, /aɪpɒbʌt/): "father"

atou (noun, /ətaʊ/): "feather"

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

ka (noun, /ka/): "finger"

sittitta (noun, /siɾiɾa/): "fire"

lay (noun, /le/): "fish"

itoughtat (noun, /ɪtɒtət/): "flesh"

anunin (noun, /ənunɪn/): "foot"

af (noun, /əf/): "forest"

ukinoughm (noun, /ʌkinɒm/): "fox"

azizawv (noun, /əzizov/): "friend"

ushapay (noun, /uʃəpe/): "goose"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "grease"

katattap (noun, /kətəɾəp/): "group"

uttough (noun, /uɾɒ/): "gulf"

eth (noun, /ɛð/): "hair"

ngitath (noun, /ŋitəð/): "hand"

zufaha (noun, /zufəha/): "hat"

awu (noun, /əwʌ/): "hate"

ifaisuh (noun, /ifaɪsʌh/): "head"

aiti (noun, /aɪtɪ/): "hill"

thekayhek (noun, /ðɛkehɛk/): "horn"

aku (noun, /əkʌ/): "horse"

ayzada (noun, /ezədə/): "house"

tiwatt (noun, /tɪwəɾ/): "inn"

alawk (noun, /əlok/): "island"

jazi (noun, /jazi/): "jaw"

uka (noun, /ukə/): "lake"

ettachuttay (noun, /ɛɾətʃʌɾe/): "leaf"

ttizuha (noun, /ɾɪzuhə/): "leg"

afaditai (noun, /əfadɪtaɪ/): "liver"

ikaylais (noun, /ɪkelaɪs/): "louse"

dani (noun, /dənɪ/): "love"

sal (noun, /səl/): "lunch"

nathasa (noun, /nəðəsə/): "man"

hawv (noun, /hov/): "many"

nayn (noun, /nen/): "meal"

av (noun, /əv/): "metal"

ayzikav (noun, /ezɪkæv/): "mine"

lisika (noun, /lɪsɪkə/): "monster"

sit (noun, /sit/): "moon"

thiki (noun, /θikɪ/): "morning"

ha (noun, /hə/): "mother"

nakat (noun, /nəkət/): "mountain"

mi (noun, /mɪ/): "mouth"

battaf (noun, /baɾəf/): "name"

ata (noun, /ətæ/): "neck"

uleth (noun, /ʌlɛð/): "night"

hu (noun, /hu/): "noodle"

lafi (noun, /ləfi/): "nose"

ddittasad (noun, /ɽiɾæsəd/): "ocean"

nittadan (noun, /nɪɾədən/): "parent"

azitel (noun, /azɪtɛl/): "path"

ttoumi (noun, /ɾaʊmi/): "peace"

itaw (noun, /ɪtaw/): "pepper"

aysim (noun, /esɪm/): "person"

thoughf (noun, /θɒf/): "pie"

uzou (noun, /uzaʊ/): "pig"

attisiidd (noun, /əɾɪʒiɽ/): "rabbit"

aith (noun, /aɪð/): "rain"

anetakoo (noun, /ənɛtəkʊ/): "rat"

detaifi (noun, /dɛtaɪfɪ/): "river"

id (noun, /id/): "robe"

ayzathi (noun, /ezəðɪ/): "rock"

asaisika (noun, /əsaɪsɪkə/): "root"

bainava (noun, /baɪnəvə/): "salt"

daythef (noun, /deθɛf/): "sand"

un (noun, /un/): "seed"

sal (noun, /səl/): "sibling"

ikigem (noun, /ɪkɪgɛm/): "sister"

itaw (noun, /ɪto/): "skin"

avuv (noun, /əvuv/): "sky"

dai (noun, /daɪ/): "smoke"

aytti (noun, /eɾɪ/): "snake"

nidi (noun, /nɪdɪ/): "soup"

nimid (noun, /nɪmɪd/): "star"

tam (noun, /təm/): "stew"

pav (noun, /pəv/): "stomach"

awoughjab (noun, /əwɒjəb/): "stone"

napa (noun, /nəpə/): "stream"

du (noun, /du/): "sun"

aiv (noun, /aɪv/): "sword"

sah (noun, /səh/): "tail"

woughthaitt (noun, /wɒðaɪɾ/): "tavern"

ttaytaj (noun, /ɾetəj/): "thumb"

avudai (noun, /ævʌdaɪ/): "tongue"

oughpitta (noun, /ɒpiɾæ/): "tooth"

et (noun, /ɛt/): "tree"

azaithita (noun, /æzaɪðitə/): "truth"

athattada (noun, /əθəɾədə/): "uncle"

asoughk (noun, /əsɒk/): "valley"

ttak (noun, /ɾək/): "war"

tevelen (noun, /tɛvɛlɛn/): "water"

fabibi (noun, /fəbɪbɪ/): "way"

imulanga (noun, /ɪmʌlæŋə/): "wine"

avine (noun, /əvɪnɛ/): "woman"

ttaw (noun, /ɾo/): "word"