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Ninida

Ninida Dictionary

Pronouns

aga (pronoun, /əgæ/): "he"

tat (pronoun, /tət/): "she"

gett (pronoun, /gɛɾ/): "they"

ath (pronoun, /æð/): "you"

ing (pronoun, /ɪŋ/): "we"

ama (pronoun, /əmə/): "I"

Articles

ngesh (article, /ŋɛʃ/): "a"

us (article, /us/): "the"

Prepositions

isitta (preposition, /ɪsiɾə/): "and"

hou (preposition, /haʊ/): "as"

ijaj (preposition, /ɪjæj/): "from"

itap (preposition, /itəp/): "in"

athaifoughti (preposition, /æðaɪfɒtɪ/): "of"

es (preposition, /ɛs/): "or"

ineke (preposition, /ɪnɛkɛ/): "to"

azativ (preposition, /əzətiv/): "will"

lou (preposition, /laʊ/): "with"

Numbers

anga (number, /əŋə/): "zero"

asu (number, /asʌ/): "one"

meta (number, /mɛtə/): "two"

dititte (number, /ditɪɾɛ/): "three"

tin (number, /tin/): "four"

pu (number, /pu/): "five"

anala (number, /ənələ/): "six"

ka (number, /kə/): "seven"

zapatu (number, /zæpətʌ/): "eight"

oov (number, /ʊv/): "nine"

ttaziwi (number, /ɾəziwɪ/): "ten"

Questions

zim (question, /zɪm/): "what"

as (question, /əs/): "who"

igifif (question, /ɪgifif/): "how"

awbinaw (question, /obino/): "why"

nezapa (question, /nɛzəpə/): "when"

Interjections

zakemay (interjection, /zəkɛme/): "hello"

adil (interjection, /ədil/): "goodbye"

dikuh (interjection, /dɪkʌh/): "hey"

ilaifunai (interjection, /ilaɪfunaɪ/): "bye"

ttihape (interjection, /ɾɪhəpɛ/): "ouch"

isa (interjection, /ɪsa/): "wow"

da (interjection, /də/): "uh"

pa (interjection, /pə/): "er"

taipaysa (interjection, /taɪpesa/): "um"

Adverbs

aha (adverb, /əhə/): "again"

asushij (adverb, /əsʌʃidʒ/): "now"

att (adverb, /əɾ/): "soon"

anachawde (adverb, /ənətʃodɛ/): "often"

vil (adverb, /vil/): "sometimes"

gavathal (adverb, /gævəðəl/): "always"

zoughtaz (adverb, /zɒtəz/): "never"

ttathi (adverb, /ɾəðɪ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

iva (adjective, /ɪvə/): "aromatic"

afay (adjective, /əfe/): "basted"

ethaloughvi (adjective, /ɛðəlɒvi/): "big"

katawlaitt (adjective, /katolaɪɾ/): "bitter"

minamim (adjective, /mɪnəmim/): "black"

ba (adjective, /bə/): "blue"

anattala (adjective, /ənaɾalə/): "brown"

hit (adjective, /hɪt/): "chilled"

ni (adjective, /nɪ/): "cold"

lin (adjective, /lin/): "curried"

thafam (adjective, /ðəfam/): "dark"

loughsutais (adjective, /lɒsʌtaɪs/): "deep"

wed (adjective, /wɛd/): "divine"

ibawki (adjective, /iboki/): "drunk"

kudima (adjective, /kudɪmə/): "empty"

nasuba (adjective, /nasʌbə/): "evil"

ang (adjective, /æŋ/): "familiar"

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

kava (adjective, /kəvə/): "flat"

valoughvu (adjective, /vəlɒvʌ/): "frail"

awttatti (adjective, /oɾaɾɪ/): "fried"

natta (adjective, /nəɾə/): "full"

oughttikay (adjective, /ɒɾɪke/): "good"

ekipuvi (adjective, /ɛkɪpʌvɪ/): "green"

dayhaisi (adjective, /dehaɪsɪ/): "grey"

as (adjective, /əs/): "honest"

ifig (adjective, /ifɪg/): "hot"

ave (adjective, /əvɛ/): "light"

ukangail (adjective, /ukəŋaɪl/): "long"

attafipa (adjective, /æɾəfɪpə/): "loud"

safachou (adjective, /səfætʃaʊ/): "mortal"

irridatti (adjective, /ɪrɪdəɾɪ/): "mysterious"

thai (adjective, /ðaɪ/): "narrow"

shi (adjective, /ʃi/): "old"

that (adjective, /ðət/): "orange"

nesesham (adjective, /nɛsɛʃəm/): "pungent"

ittina (adjective, /ɪɾɪnə/): "purple"

anisu (adjective, /ənɪsʌ/): "quiet"

lil (adjective, /lil/): "raw"

attasi (adjective, /æɾæsɪ/): "rectangular"

ibe (adjective, /ibɛ/): "red"

as (adjective, /æs/): "roasted"

elai (adjective, /ɛlaɪ/): "round"

tah (adjective, /təh/): "salty"

bi (adjective, /bɪ/): "savory"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "shallow"

ithe (adjective, /ɪðɛ/): "short"

tte (adjective, /ɾɛ/): "smoked"

mitta (adjective, /mɪɾa/): "sober"

fin (adjective, /fin/): "sour"

avittit (adjective, /əviɾɪt/): "spicy"

imay (adjective, /ɪme/): "spiral"

asapana (adjective, /æsəpənə/): "square"

naz (adjective, /nəz/): "steamed"

asu (adjective, /əsʌ/): "strange"

tabuti (adjective, /tæbʌti/): "strong"

ilanaza (adjective, /ɪlənəzə/): "sturdy"

zith (adjective, /zið/): "sweet"

nitika (adjective, /nitɪkə/): "tall"

pilayn (adjective, /pilen/): "thick"

ijaw (adjective, /ɪjaw/): "thin"

inazaf (adjective, /ɪnæzəf/): "warm"

laipi (adjective, /laɪpɪ/): "weak"

wujuz (adjective, /wʌjuz/): "white"

en (adjective, /ɛn/): "wide"

ttattath (adjective, /ɾəɾəð/): "yellow"

akakawz (adjective, /əkəkoz/): "young"

Verbs

taydaim (verb, /tedaɪm/): "bake"

pawbootti (verb, /pobʊɾi/): "be"

aiqu (verb, /aɪqu/): "belong"

ahathiku (verb, /əhəðikʌ/): "bite"

at (verb, /ət/): "break"

nas (verb, /næs/): "burn"

athi (verb, /æðɪ/): "come"

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

ttimu (verb, /ɾimʌ/): "drink"

aws (verb, /os/): "eat"

sati (verb, /sətɪ/): "fall"

nittouttaf (verb, /niɾaʊɾəf/): "fight"

zit (verb, /zɪt/): "find"

jizis (verb, /dʒɪzis/): "fish"

anebab (verb, /ənɛbab/): "fly"

athitoi (verb, /əðɪtɔɪ/): "frown"

uka (verb, /ʌkə/): "go"

amaykifu (verb, /æmekɪfu/): "growl"

kisad (verb, /kisəd/): "hate"

foughtung (verb, /fɒtuŋ/): "have"

shuta (verb, /ʃutə/): "hear"

va (verb, /və/): "hide"

jisiteh (verb, /dʒisɪtɛh/): "hold"

bunatta (verb, /bunəɾə/): "hunt"

wak (verb, /wək/): "jump"

usithiw (verb, /ʌsɪðiw/): "kill"

aduma (verb, /ədumæ/): "know"

adattat (verb, /ədæɾət/): "laugh"

uthad (verb, /ʌðæd/): "lie"

an (verb, /æn/): "live"

uzib (verb, /uzɪb/): "lose"

ag (verb, /əg/): "love"

natt (verb, /nəɾ/): "need"

waipayl (verb, /waɪpel/): "own"

abisaipa (verb, /əbɪsaɪpə/): "roast"

awttazika (verb, /oɾəzikə/): "run"

nil (verb, /nɪl/): "see"

ithitt (verb, /ɪðiɾ/): "sit"

az (verb, /əz/): "sleep"

aititidi (verb, /aɪtɪtɪdɪ/): "smell"

attak (verb, /əɾək/): "smile"

tasa (verb, /təsa/): "stand"

azish (verb, /əzɪʃ/): "strike"

nizebah (verb, /nɪzɛbəh/): "swallow"

apifa (verb, /əpɪfə/): "swim"

datt (verb, /dəɾ/): "taste"

ttettaytsat (verb, /ɾɛɾetsət/): "throw"

igufoughna (verb, /igʌfɒnə/): "walk"

attafuv (verb, /əɾəfuv/): "want"

Nouns

ag (noun, /æg/): "afternoon"

thudinu (noun, /ðʌdɪnʌ/): "ale"

sisawti (noun, /sɪsoti/): "all"

anasaittu (noun, /ənəsaɪɾu/): "alligator"

ittavawd (noun, /ɪɾəvod/): "arm"

uttelas (noun, /ʌɾɛlæs/): "ash"

ayj (noun, /edʒ/): "aunt"

dada (noun, /dədə/): "axe"

zin (noun, /zin/): "bark"

ehumi (noun, /ɛhʌmɪ/): "bay"

vaiwe (noun, /vaɪwɛ/): "beer"

asazu (noun, /əsəzʌ/): "beet"

eb (noun, /ɛb/): "bird"

adit (noun, /ədɪt/): "blood"

sa (noun, /sə/): "boar"

lap (noun, /ləp/): "bone"

izat (noun, /ɪzæt/): "breakfast"

amough (noun, /əmɒ/): "breast"

padugi (noun, /pədʌgi/): "brother"

atij (noun, /ətɪdʒ/): "castle"

ifit (noun, /ɪfɪt/): "cat"

ilabasi (noun, /ɪləbəʒ/): "cat"

akuvattu (noun, /əkuvæɾu/): "chest"

abased (noun, /æbəsɛd/): "chicken"

tibou (noun, /tibaʊ/): "claw"

ainingel (noun, /aɪnɪŋɛl/): "cloud"

nashatsin (noun, /nəʃætsɪn/): "coconut"

una (noun, /unə/): "crime"

ata (noun, /ətə/): "day"

ett (noun, /ɛɾ/): "dinner"

dan (noun, /dən/): "dog"

unajou (noun, /unəjaʊ/): "drink"

chezanap (noun, /chɛzænəp/): "dungeon"

aivate (noun, /aɪvətɛ/): "ear"

latattez (noun, /lətəɾɛz/): "earth"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "egg"

shuttenay (noun, /ʃuɾɛne/): "elder"

buji (noun, /bʌdʒɪ/): "enemy"

le (noun, /lɛ/): "evening"

soosa (noun, /sʊsə/): "eye"

unainag (noun, /ʌnaɪnəg/): "family"

asad (noun, /əsəd/): "father"

sit (noun, /sɪt/): "feather"

zayh (noun, /zeh/): "fight"

ewatt (noun, /ɛwəɾ/): "finger"

tamazoud (noun, /təməzaʊd/): "fire"

saisidaw (noun, /saɪsɪdəw/): "fish"

menan (noun, /mɛnən/): "flesh"

tujinad (noun, /tʌjɪnəd/): "foot"

ideti (noun, /idɛti/): "forest"

day (noun, /de/): "fox"

abawlala (noun, /əbolælæ/): "friend"

iniv (noun, /inɪv/): "goose"

azenak (noun, /əzɛnək/): "grease"

fay (noun, /fe/): "group"

alawz (noun, /aloz/): "gulf"

ame (noun, /əmɛ/): "hair"

oughnoulab (noun, /ɒnaʊləb/): "hand"

ttatake (noun, /ɾætəkɛ/): "hat"

kah (noun, /kəh/): "hate"

taba (noun, /təbə/): "head"

usivan (noun, /ʌsivən/): "hill"

kavaw (noun, /kəvəw/): "horn"

mavuka (noun, /məvukə/): "horse"

utalithou (noun, /utalɪðaʊ/): "house"

ttay (noun, /ɾe/): "inn"

nava (noun, /nəvə/): "island"

uwap (noun, /uwəp/): "jaw"

amin (noun, /əmɪn/): "lake"

apimu (noun, /əpimʌ/): "leaf"

thaji (noun, /ðəjɪ/): "leg"

silela (noun, /sɪlɛlə/): "liver"

is (noun, /ɪs/): "louse"

shaythadi (noun, /ʃeðədɪ/): "love"

pa (noun, /pə/): "lunch"

inaynayv (noun, /ɪnenev/): "man"

qoughta (noun, /qɒtə/): "many"

adutay (noun, /ədʌte/): "meal"

anan (noun, /ənæn/): "metal"

dattad (noun, /dæɾəd/): "mine"

dis (noun, /dɪs/): "monster"

tta (noun, /ɾæ/): "moon"

wayzijai (noun, /wezidʒaɪ/): "morning"

idath (noun, /idəð/): "mother"

filab (noun, /filəb/): "mountain"

ite (noun, /ɪtɛ/): "mouth"

aigakuk (noun, /aɪgəkuk/): "name"

ithutithe (noun, /ɪθutɪðɛ/): "neck"

uttali (noun, /uɾəli/): "night"

nija (noun, /nɪjə/): "noodle"

asinan (noun, /asinæn/): "nose"

asigin (noun, /əsigɪn/): "ocean"

adehesu (noun, /ədɛhɛsʌ/): "parent"

ajikattu (noun, /əjɪkəɾʌ/): "path"

attes (noun, /aɾɛs/): "peace"

na (noun, /nə/): "pepper"

uvaditta (noun, /ʌvədiɾə/): "person"

zaithamuj (noun, /zaɪðəmʌj/): "pie"

epugin (noun, /ɛpugɪn/): "pig"

an (noun, /ən/): "rabbit"

ada (noun, /ədə/): "rain"

ttinoumi (noun, /ɾinaʊmɪ/): "rat"

dahiti (noun, /dahiti/): "river"

idana (noun, /ɪdənə/): "robe"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "rock"

ethi (noun, /ɛði/): "root"

ha (noun, /hə/): "salt"

ajought (noun, /ədʒɒt/): "sand"

akalath (noun, /əkələð/): "seed"

miti (noun, /mitɪ/): "sibling"

apishuke (noun, /əpɪʃukɛ/): "sister"

lakettin (noun, /ləkɛɾɪn/): "skin"

uta (noun, /utə/): "sky"

atat (noun, /atət/): "smoke"

layjim (noun, /lejɪm/): "snake"

nad (noun, /nəd/): "soup"

aydi (noun, /edi/): "star"

kough (noun, /kɒ/): "stew"

fattawjaz (noun, /fəɾodʒəz/): "stomach"

apita (noun, /əpitə/): "stone"

naynav (noun, /nenəv/): "stream"

tasazen (noun, /təsəzɛn/): "sun"

oughchiz (noun, /ɒchɪz/): "sword"

thit (noun, /ðit/): "tail"

oughtitha (noun, /ɒtɪðə/): "tavern"

netuta (noun, /nɛtʌtə/): "thumb"

ttaw (noun, /ɾo/): "tongue"

ttuh (noun, /ɾʌh/): "tooth"

nimaned (noun, /nɪmanɛd/): "tree"

ath (noun, /əð/): "truth"

tahough (noun, /təhɒ/): "uncle"

ezavani (noun, /ɛzavanɪ/): "valley"

ttedi (noun, /ɾɛdɪ/): "war"

ane (noun, /ænɛ/): "water"

big (noun, /bɪg/): "way"

usasa (noun, /usəsə/): "wine"

jadim (noun, /dʒədɪm/): "woman"

abafap (noun, /æbæfəp/): "word"