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Patiza

Patiza Dictionary

Pronouns

nal (pronoun, /nəl/): "he"

thutt (pronoun, /ðuɾ/): "she"

ana (pronoun, /anə/): "they"

shoughz (pronoun, /ʃɒz/): "you"

efaw (pronoun, /ɛfo/): "we"

ala (pronoun, /ələ/): "I"

Articles

butt (article, /bʌɾ/): "a"

ap (article, /əp/): "the"

Prepositions

asough (preposition, /əsɒ/): "and"

zalayv (preposition, /zəlev/): "as"

anousati (preposition, /ənaʊsətɪ/): "from"

hube (preposition, /hʌbɛ/): "in"

enat (preposition, /ɛnət/): "of"

sati (preposition, /səti/): "or"

ttusana (preposition, /ɾusənə/): "to"

asa (preposition, /əsæ/): "will"

wilay (preposition, /wile/): "with"

Numbers

dashafem (number, /dəʃəfɛm/): "zero"

fut (number, /fʌt/): "one"

ehayangu (number, /ɛhəyəŋʌ/): "two"

iti (number, /iti/): "three"

ete (number, /ɛtɛ/): "four"

wa (number, /wə/): "five"

ittab (number, /iɾæb/): "six"

ttithivatt (number, /ɾɪðɪvəɾ/): "seven"

apu (number, /apu/): "eight"

as (number, /əs/): "nine"

ta (number, /ta/): "ten"

Questions

hapaib (question, /həpaɪb/): "what"

ous (question, /aʊs/): "who"

att (question, /əɾ/): "how"

uttittet (question, /uɾɪɾɛt/): "why"

vakitt (question, /vəkiɾ/): "when"

Interjections

siti (interjection, /sɪtɪ/): "hello"

ngeza (interjection, /ŋɛzə/): "goodbye"

dak (interjection, /dæk/): "hey"

ini (interjection, /ɪnɪ/): "bye"

asijat (interjection, /əsɪdʒət/): "ouch"

madu (interjection, /mədu/): "wow"

uzaday (interjection, /uzəde/): "uh"

toonoughsaf (interjection, /tʊnɒsəf/): "er"

nathi (interjection, /nəðɪ/): "um"

Adverbs

tat (adverb, /tæt/): "again"

anusittaw (adverb, /ənusɪɾo/): "now"

temepeth (adverb, /tɛmɛpɛð/): "soon"

aha (adverb, /əhə/): "often"

ula (adverb, /ulə/): "sometimes"

sitt (adverb, /sɪɾ/): "always"

tat (adverb, /tət/): "never"

aina (adverb, /aɪnə/): "seldom"

Adjectives

zittaw (adjective, /zɪɾo/): "aromatic"

baituh (adjective, /baɪtʌh/): "basted"

wayshith (adjective, /weʃɪð/): "big"

nguzaw (adjective, /ŋuzo/): "bitter"

pi (adjective, /pi/): "black"

sitti (adjective, /sɪɾɪ/): "blue"

nutava (adjective, /nutəvə/): "brown"

ngawfafa (adjective, /ŋofəfə/): "chilled"

thish (adjective, /ðɪʃ/): "cold"

angan (adjective, /əŋæn/): "curried"

azahais (adjective, /əzəhaɪs/): "dark"

uhadana (adjective, /uhadənə/): "deep"

zahat (adjective, /zəhət/): "divine"

nooza (adjective, /nʊza/): "drunk"

am (adjective, /əm/): "empty"

zi (adjective, /zɪ/): "evil"

ala (adjective, /ælə/): "familiar"

aikatami (adjective, /aɪkətəmɪ/): "fat"

manatay (adjective, /mənəte/): "flat"

ittoocha (adjective, /ɪɾʊtʃə/): "frail"

ah (adjective, /əh/): "fried"

sina (adjective, /sinə/): "full"

tapid (adjective, /tapɪd/): "good"

ha (adjective, /hə/): "green"

anaba (adjective, /ənəbə/): "grey"

asudiw (adjective, /əsʌdɪw/): "honest"

lattil (adjective, /ləɾɪl/): "hot"

ubiloughtta (adjective, /ubilɒɾə/): "light"

awttinawp (adjective, /oɾɪnop/): "long"

tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "loud"

lapu (adjective, /ləpʌ/): "mortal"

al (adjective, /əl/): "mysterious"

ttaz (adjective, /ɾæz/): "narrow"

tte (adjective, /ɾɛ/): "old"

inunatta (adjective, /inʌnaɾə/): "orange"

punaw (adjective, /puno/): "pungent"

ounawawk (adjective, /aʊnæwok/): "purple"

ibu (adjective, /ɪbu/): "quiet"

abai (adjective, /abaɪ/): "raw"

athaniz (adjective, /əθanɪz/): "rectangular"

joughdangal (adjective, /dʒɒdæŋæl/): "red"

ayzitu (adjective, /ezɪtu/): "roasted"

akesitu (adjective, /əkɛsɪtʌ/): "round"

ttis (adjective, /ɾɪs/): "salty"

iz (adjective, /iz/): "savory"

hatamatt (adjective, /hətəməɾ/): "shallow"

ulanous (adjective, /ʌlənaʊs/): "short"

ttingabaim (adjective, /ɾɪŋabaɪm/): "smoked"

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

igaishunoo (adjective, /igaɪʃʌnʊ/): "sour"

amahu (adjective, /əməhu/): "spicy"

ashina (adjective, /aʃɪnə/): "spiral"

ipij (adjective, /ipɪj/): "square"

an (adjective, /ən/): "steamed"

zatitayn (adjective, /zətɪten/): "strange"

lamithi (adjective, /ləmɪði/): "strong"

katai (adjective, /kətaɪ/): "sturdy"

attil (adjective, /æɾil/): "sweet"

napi (adjective, /nəpɪ/): "tall"

nifas (adjective, /nɪfəs/): "thick"

inavawd (adjective, /ɪnəvod/): "thin"

attu (adjective, /əɾu/): "warm"

dish (adjective, /dɪʃ/): "weak"

winaw (adjective, /wɪno/): "white"

fazi (adjective, /fazɪ/): "wide"

afi (adjective, /əfɪ/): "yellow"

danah (adjective, /dənəh/): "young"

Verbs

apidith (verb, /əpɪdiθ/): "bake"

ttedal (verb, /ɾɛdəl/): "be"

min (verb, /min/): "belong"

ttavuvu (verb, /ɾəvuvu/): "bite"

atam (verb, /atəm/): "break"

avazabu (verb, /əvəzəbu/): "burn"

anithak (verb, /ənɪðək/): "come"

sanitt (verb, /sənɪɾ/): "die"

nimoosub (verb, /nɪmʊsʌb/): "drink"

ittarrafi (verb, /ɪɾəræfi/): "eat"

eth (verb, /ɛð/): "fall"

thital (verb, /ðitəl/): "fight"

ih (verb, /ɪh/): "find"

denavawt (verb, /dɛnavot/): "fish"

alawtas (verb, /əlotas/): "fly"

idatough (verb, /ɪdætɒ/): "frown"

attizuv (verb, /æɾɪzuv/): "go"

naza (verb, /næzə/): "growl"

es (verb, /ɛs/): "hate"

azipi (verb, /əzɪpɪ/): "have"

ethal (verb, /ɛðəl/): "hear"

awmasani (verb, /oməsənɪ/): "hide"

adaten (verb, /ədætɛn/): "hold"

sattait (verb, /səɾaɪt/): "hunt"

loij (verb, /lɔɪdʒ/): "jump"

tib (verb, /tib/): "kill"

datta (verb, /dəɾə/): "know"

asa (verb, /əsə/): "laugh"

apakina (verb, /apəkinə/): "lie"

nusale (verb, /nʌsælɛ/): "live"

aiha (verb, /aɪhə/): "lose"

souttoun (verb, /saʊɾaʊn/): "love"

imitt (verb, /imɪɾ/): "need"

taitev (verb, /taɪtɛv/): "own"

ipifayp (verb, /ɪpɪfep/): "roast"

shad (verb, /ʃad/): "run"

alunay (verb, /əlune/): "see"

udatay (verb, /ʌdæte/): "sit"

isattatt (verb, /ɪsəɾæɾ/): "sleep"

chijailaish (verb, /tʃɪjaɪlaɪʃ/): "smell"

atough (verb, /ətɒ/): "smile"

guttatta (verb, /guɾəɾə/): "stand"

anufasa (verb, /ənufəsə/): "strike"

zadaim (verb, /zədaɪm/): "swallow"

ahalaw (verb, /əhəlo/): "swim"

irrai (verb, /ɪraɪ/): "taste"

ainaije (verb, /aɪnaɪjɛ/): "throw"

usal (verb, /ʌsal/): "walk"

jawmanough (verb, /jomənɒ/): "want"

Nouns

itta (noun, /ɪɾə/): "afternoon"

attisat (noun, /əɾɪsət/): "ale"

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

zatt (noun, /zəɾ/): "alligator"

aga (noun, /əgə/): "arm"

iwoughtt (noun, /ɪwɒɾ/): "ash"

adays (noun, /ədes/): "aunt"

hap (noun, /hæp/): "axe"

awten (noun, /otɛn/): "bark"

wanak (noun, /wənæk/): "bay"

ta (noun, /ta/): "beer"

taini (noun, /taɪnɪ/): "beet"

anaibiti (noun, /ænaɪbɪti/): "bird"

izupought (noun, /ɪzupɒt/): "blood"

vi (noun, /vi/): "boar"

anan (noun, /ənæn/): "bone"

awdi (noun, /odi/): "breakfast"

awmoughsatha (noun, /omɒsəða/): "breast"

ina (noun, /ɪnə/): "brother"

ayva (noun, /eva/): "castle"

thapiv (noun, /θəpɪv/): "cat"

ze (noun, /zɛ/): "cat"

sattines (noun, /saɾɪnɛs/): "chest"

ettal (noun, /ɛɾəl/): "chicken"

touthaniv (noun, /taʊθənɪv/): "claw"

ayna (noun, /enə/): "cloud"

ud (noun, /ʌd/): "coconut"

toughtawa (noun, /tɒtəwa/): "crime"

tabel (noun, /təbɛl/): "day"

sag (noun, /səg/): "dinner"

thenenan (noun, /ðɛnɛnən/): "dog"

ich (noun, /ɪch/): "drink"

ivi (noun, /ivɪ/): "dungeon"

afitai (noun, /æfitaɪ/): "ear"

ayhi (noun, /ehɪ/): "earth"

bisitti (noun, /bisɪɾi/): "egg"

atti (noun, /əɾɪ/): "elder"

oughth (noun, /ɒð/): "enemy"

ttam (noun, /ɾəm/): "evening"

inaw (noun, /ɪno/): "eye"

isatt (noun, /isəɾ/): "family"

junun (noun, /jʌnʌn/): "father"

awtewate (noun, /otɛwətɛ/): "feather"

oughhaw (noun, /ɒhəw/): "fight"

ttoofoughti (noun, /ɾʊfɒtɪ/): "finger"

nanath (noun, /nənəð/): "fire"

al (noun, /əl/): "fish"

ipuda (noun, /ɪpʌdə/): "flesh"

ana (noun, /ənə/): "foot"

esathena (noun, /ɛsaθɛnæ/): "forest"

katta (noun, /kæɾə/): "fox"

esa (noun, /ɛsə/): "friend"

avoithi (noun, /əvɔɪði/): "goose"

bani (noun, /bəni/): "grease"

lawa (noun, /ləwə/): "group"

zakawa (noun, /zəkæwæ/): "gulf"

esawyawa (noun, /ɛsoyəwə/): "hair"

ifutt (noun, /ifuɾ/): "hand"

af (noun, /əf/): "hat"

ran (noun, /ɹən/): "hate"

ilij (noun, /ɪlɪj/): "head"

hehatit (noun, /hɛhətɪt/): "hill"

ipingath (noun, /ipɪŋæð/): "horn"

numusa (noun, /nʌmusə/): "horse"

anadesa (noun, /ənədɛsə/): "house"

isa (noun, /ɪsə/): "inn"

uz (noun, /ʌz/): "island"

zimupaz (noun, /zimʌpəz/): "jaw"

idan (noun, /ɪdæn/): "lake"

mahitt (noun, /məhɪɾ/): "leaf"

ijays (noun, /ɪdʒes/): "leg"

dat (noun, /dət/): "liver"

ayttethi (noun, /eɾɛθɪ/): "louse"

lattali (noun, /ləɾælɪ/): "love"

aka (noun, /akæ/): "lunch"

jithatiz (noun, /dʒiθətiz/): "man"

uli (noun, /ʌlɪ/): "many"

bushiti (noun, /bʌʃɪtɪ/): "meal"

attit (noun, /əɾɪt/): "metal"

enay (noun, /ɛne/): "mine"

kima (noun, /kɪmæ/): "monster"

utu (noun, /utʌ/): "moon"

iti (noun, /itɪ/): "morning"

tawmisa (noun, /tomisa/): "mother"

atetaw (noun, /ətɛto/): "mountain"

ud (noun, /ʌd/): "mouth"

roughsiouf (noun, /ɹɒʒaʊf/): "name"

idawmatt (noun, /idoməɾ/): "neck"

faw (noun, /faw/): "night"

ngital (noun, /ŋɪtəl/): "noodle"

iv (noun, /iv/): "nose"

moo (noun, /mʊ/): "ocean"

aiway (noun, /aɪwe/): "parent"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "path"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "peace"

anayva (noun, /ænevə/): "pepper"

nisay (noun, /nɪse/): "person"

ma (noun, /mə/): "pie"

izuta (noun, /izutə/): "pig"

inimit (noun, /inɪmɪt/): "rabbit"

afun (noun, /əfun/): "rain"

etukat (noun, /ɛtʌkət/): "rat"

uthi (noun, /ʌði/): "river"

vatti (noun, /vaɾɪ/): "robe"

us (noun, /ʌs/): "rock"

atulayf (noun, /ətulef/): "root"

upuma (noun, /ʌpʌmə/): "salt"

akoughnai (noun, /əkɒnaɪ/): "sand"

lamivid (noun, /ləmɪvid/): "seed"

suza (noun, /sʌzə/): "sibling"

tha (noun, /ðə/): "sister"

tana (noun, /tænə/): "skin"

ttinina (noun, /ɾɪnɪnə/): "sky"

labaw (noun, /ləbo/): "smoke"

tizid (noun, /tizɪd/): "snake"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "soup"

nejus (noun, /nɛjus/): "star"

toud (noun, /taʊd/): "stew"

inoo (noun, /ɪnʊ/): "stomach"

juni (noun, /jʌni/): "stone"

atipana (noun, /ətɪpəna/): "stream"

tida (noun, /tidæ/): "sun"

ipocha (noun, /ɪpɔtʃə/): "sword"

ikaza (noun, /ɪkəzə/): "tail"

aih (noun, /aɪh/): "tavern"

thar (noun, /ðæɹ/): "thumb"

ttu (noun, /ɾu/): "tongue"

ag (noun, /əg/): "tooth"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "tree"

pa (noun, /pə/): "truth"

anesem (noun, /ənɛsɛm/): "uncle"

kipehat (noun, /kɪpɛhət/): "valley"

awdalain (noun, /odælaɪn/): "war"

ataba (noun, /ætəbæ/): "water"

aysaw (noun, /eso/): "way"

nattimi (noun, /nəɾimɪ/): "wine"

jipiwi (noun, /jipɪwi/): "woman"

azamas (noun, /əzəmæs/): "word"