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Idaid

Idaid Dictionary

Pronouns

ath (pronoun, /æð/): "he"

uti (pronoun, /ʌti/): "she"

zal (pronoun, /zal/): "they"

nawth (pronoun, /noð/): "you"

eta (pronoun, /ɛtə/): "we"

ma (pronoun, /mə/): "I"

Articles

das (article, /dəs/): "a"

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

Prepositions

emoughn (preposition, /ɛmɒn/): "and"

attalaw (preposition, /əɾələw/): "as"

aifoughsa (preposition, /aɪfɒsæ/): "from"

bat (preposition, /bət/): "in"

attil (preposition, /əɾil/): "of"

puni (preposition, /puni/): "or"

wa (preposition, /wə/): "to"

thawna (preposition, /ðonæ/): "will"

sawa (preposition, /səwə/): "with"

Numbers

unattiza (number, /ʌnəɾizə/): "zero"

anawatt (number, /anəwəɾ/): "one"

aw (number, /əw/): "two"

awhajoi (number, /ohajɔɪ/): "three"

idith (number, /ɪdɪð/): "four"

ttettittak (number, /ɾɛɾiɾək/): "five"

vatake (number, /vætəkɛ/): "six"

igutti (number, /ɪgʌɾi/): "seven"

utte (number, /uɾɛ/): "eight"

loutt (number, /laʊɾ/): "nine"

awtheshi (number, /oθɛʃɪ/): "ten"

Questions

ica (question, /ɪcə/): "what"

nitt (question, /nɪɾ/): "who"

fithough (question, /fɪðɒ/): "how"

tel (question, /tɛl/): "why"

isawtad (question, /isotæd/): "when"

Interjections

alu (interjection, /əlu/): "hello"

shan (interjection, /ʃən/): "goodbye"

vib (interjection, /vɪb/): "hey"

dekawduch (interjection, /dɛkodutʃ/): "bye"

thap (interjection, /ðəp/): "ouch"

shiwa (interjection, /ʃiwə/): "wow"

iditt (interjection, /ɪdiɾ/): "uh"

darra (interjection, /dərə/): "er"

dadij (interjection, /dədɪj/): "um"

Adverbs

kinip (adverb, /kɪnip/): "again"

laww (adverb, /low/): "now"

ttaytila (adverb, /ɾetɪlə/): "soon"

itta (adverb, /ɪɾə/): "often"

avasil (adverb, /ævəsɪl/): "sometimes"

cha (adverb, /tʃə/): "always"

att (adverb, /əɾ/): "never"

etesh (adverb, /ɛtɛʃ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

achanaw (adjective, /ætʃəno/): "aromatic"

av (adjective, /əv/): "basted"

ahoottawi (adjective, /æhʊɾəwi/): "big"

aylide (adjective, /elɪdɛ/): "bitter"

sa (adjective, /sə/): "black"

ze (adjective, /zɛ/): "blue"

atath (adjective, /ətəð/): "brown"

ajahisa (adjective, /əjəhɪsə/): "chilled"

ad (adjective, /əd/): "cold"

baytu (adjective, /betu/): "curried"

wutoo (adjective, /wʌtʊ/): "dark"

awithi (adjective, /əwiði/): "deep"

nanaitu (adjective, /nənaɪtʌ/): "divine"

athawi (adjective, /əðəwi/): "drunk"

ina (adjective, /ɪnə/): "empty"

hatik (adjective, /hatɪk/): "evil"

aladah (adjective, /ələdəh/): "familiar"

uchattaw (adjective, /uxəɾo/): "fat"

amad (adjective, /əməd/): "flat"

goughta (adjective, /gɒtə/): "frail"

zechough (adjective, /zɛtʃɒ/): "fried"

sayqi (adjective, /seqɪ/): "full"

alu (adjective, /əlu/): "good"

fawtt (adjective, /foɾ/): "green"

il (adjective, /ɪl/): "grey"

kawfish (adjective, /kofɪʃ/): "honest"

ttathai (adjective, /ɾəðaɪ/): "hot"

vilada (adjective, /vɪlədə/): "light"

li (adjective, /lɪ/): "long"

tanaygash (adjective, /tanegəʃ/): "loud"

nawsaith (adjective, /nosaɪð/): "mortal"

toughd (adjective, /tɒd/): "mysterious"

ittimott (adjective, /iɾimɔɾ/): "narrow"

katt (adjective, /kəɾ/): "old"

ashab (adjective, /əʃæb/): "orange"

la (adjective, /læ/): "pungent"

as (adjective, /əs/): "purple"

ttadashul (adjective, /ɾədəʃʌl/): "quiet"

avataytt (adjective, /ævəteɾ/): "raw"

at (adjective, /æt/): "rectangular"

ati (adjective, /ətɪ/): "red"

ivitu (adjective, /ɪvɪtu/): "roasted"

amaws (adjective, /æmos/): "round"

ith (adjective, /ɪð/): "salty"

ipeniway (adjective, /ɪpɛnɪwe/): "savory"

eta (adjective, /ɛtə/): "shallow"

tay (adjective, /te/): "short"

iwisaytt (adjective, /iwiseɾ/): "smoked"

nesatsa (adjective, /nɛsətsə/): "sober"

sayttat (adjective, /seɾət/): "sour"

ungan (adjective, /uŋən/): "spicy"

oonana (adjective, /ʊnənə/): "spiral"

des (adjective, /dɛs/): "square"

hengowun (adjective, /hɛŋɔwun/): "steamed"

saytt (adjective, /seɾ/): "strange"

nithan (adjective, /niðən/): "strong"

nathawsha (adjective, /nəðoʃə/): "sturdy"

wangan (adjective, /wəŋən/): "sweet"

iya (adjective, /ɪyə/): "tall"

vicha (adjective, /vɪtʃə/): "thick"

thoottayt (adjective, /ðʊɾet/): "thin"

adayva (adjective, /ədevə/): "warm"

awdoud (adjective, /odaʊd/): "weak"

inas (adjective, /inəs/): "white"

datt (adjective, /dəɾ/): "wide"

welin (adjective, /wɛlɪn/): "yellow"

dasapan (adjective, /dəsəpən/): "young"

Verbs

pat (verb, /pət/): "bake"

dil (verb, /dɪl/): "be"

ttasik (verb, /ɾəsik/): "belong"

gihide (verb, /gɪhidɛ/): "bite"

sithu (verb, /siðu/): "break"

foughli (verb, /fɒlɪ/): "burn"

taminoi (verb, /tæmɪnɔɪ/): "come"

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

dda (verb, /ɽə/): "drink"

wamaw (verb, /wəmo/): "eat"

thichawvaw (verb, /ðɪtʃovo/): "fall"

ataittayna (verb, /ətaɪɾenə/): "fight"

asitit (verb, /asitɪt/): "find"

elisa (verb, /ɛlɪsə/): "fish"

loosaykouh (verb, /lʊsekaʊh/): "fly"

aim (verb, /aɪm/): "frown"

ayttid (verb, /eɾid/): "go"

tutsesh (verb, /tʌtsɛʃ/): "growl"

attimay (verb, /əɾɪme/): "hate"

inuttaif (verb, /ɪnuɾaɪf/): "have"

leta (verb, /lɛtə/): "hear"

paytha (verb, /peðə/): "hide"

kes (verb, /kɛs/): "hold"

thanana (verb, /θənənə/): "hunt"

zai (verb, /zaɪ/): "jump"

izapaba (verb, /ɪzəpəbæ/): "kill"

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

janakav (verb, /jənəkəv/): "laugh"

ih (verb, /ɪh/): "lie"

wedin (verb, /wɛdɪn/): "live"

ichud (verb, /ɪtʃud/): "lose"

kitsamik (verb, /kɪtsəmik/): "love"

emavaypi (verb, /ɛməvepɪ/): "need"

nula (verb, /nulə/): "own"

noo (verb, /nʊ/): "roast"

atanita (verb, /ətənɪtə/): "run"

kidas (verb, /kidas/): "see"

soongay (verb, /sʊŋe/): "sit"

atoughz (verb, /ətɒz/): "sleep"

as (verb, /əs/): "smell"

fepathu (verb, /fɛpəðʌ/): "smile"

kidesa (verb, /kidɛsə/): "stand"

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

ttaylili (verb, /ɾelilɪ/): "swallow"

anay (verb, /anəy/): "swim"

isan (verb, /ɪsən/): "taste"

im (verb, /im/): "throw"

oughtha (verb, /ɒðə/): "walk"

si (verb, /sɪ/): "want"

Nouns

kaj (noun, /kədʒ/): "afternoon"

ttadich (noun, /ɾədɪtʃ/): "ale"

mittak (noun, /miɾək/): "all"

apoobawd (noun, /əpʊbod/): "alligator"

oughchebif (noun, /ɒtʃɛbɪf/): "arm"

ip (noun, /ɪp/): "ash"

asi (noun, /æʒ/): "aunt"

itikil (noun, /ɪtɪkɪl/): "axe"

ttanache (noun, /ɾənətʃɛ/): "bark"

dettu (noun, /dɛɾʌ/): "bay"

atufawthi (noun, /ətufoðɪ/): "beer"

izoughtt (noun, /ɪzɒɾ/): "beet"

vuttattaz (noun, /vuɾæɾəz/): "bird"

oos (noun, /ʊs/): "blood"

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

safu (noun, /səfʌ/): "bone"

achi (noun, /ətʃi/): "breakfast"

outai (noun, /aʊtaɪ/): "breast"

ubalatt (noun, /ubələɾ/): "brother"

wuzasha (noun, /wuzəʃə/): "castle"

zanaiha (noun, /zənaɪhə/): "cat"

toughnay (noun, /tɒne/): "cat"

ettaf (noun, /ɛɾaf/): "chest"

athahan (noun, /əðəhən/): "chicken"

zilep (noun, /zilɛp/): "claw"

mulit (noun, /mʌlɪt/): "cloud"

aisayttan (noun, /aɪseɾən/): "coconut"

ekad (noun, /ɛkəd/): "crime"

unan (noun, /unan/): "day"

din (noun, /dɪn/): "dinner"

masiyi (noun, /məsɪyɪ/): "dog"

oughbabet (noun, /ɒbəbɛt/): "drink"

ttumi (noun, /ɾʌmi/): "dungeon"

oughmilan (noun, /ɒmilan/): "ear"

tip (noun, /tip/): "earth"

asu (noun, /əsʌ/): "egg"

doughl (noun, /dɒl/): "elder"

dive (noun, /dɪvɛ/): "enemy"

oughni (noun, /ɒnɪ/): "evening"

natt (noun, /næɾ/): "eye"

zanoobang (noun, /zənʊbaŋ/): "family"

udathat (noun, /udaðæt/): "father"

tip (noun, /tɪp/): "feather"

ttakoothil (noun, /ɾəkʊθil/): "fight"

tawluj (noun, /toludʒ/): "finger"

thila (noun, /ðɪlə/): "fire"

igija (noun, /ɪgidʒə/): "fish"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "flesh"

ki (noun, /kɪ/): "foot"

linattu (noun, /lɪnəɾʌ/): "forest"

akinu (noun, /əkɪnu/): "fox"

pan (noun, /pən/): "friend"

miti (noun, /mɪtɪ/): "goose"

ilatawe (noun, /ilətəwɛ/): "grease"

hala (noun, /hələ/): "group"

tti (noun, /ɾi/): "gulf"

ttattaseg (noun, /ɾəɾəsɛg/): "hair"

nisunen (noun, /nisunɛn/): "hand"

ittukuj (noun, /iɾukʌj/): "hat"

na (noun, /nə/): "hate"

inaidaysaw (noun, /ɪnaɪdeso/): "head"

zithanuv (noun, /ziðənʌv/): "hill"

an (noun, /an/): "horn"

akawnucha (noun, /əkonutʃæ/): "horse"

tteli (noun, /ɾɛlɪ/): "house"

aibakas (noun, /aɪbəkəs/): "inn"

adadu (noun, /ədədʌ/): "island"

fehi (noun, /fɛhɪ/): "jaw"

thidedaid (noun, /ðidɛdaɪd/): "lake"

pa (noun, /pə/): "leaf"

eduwutta (noun, /ɛduwuɾə/): "leg"

adi (noun, /ədɪ/): "liver"

al (noun, /əl/): "louse"

awtailig (noun, /otaɪlɪg/): "love"

itaisatti (noun, /itaɪsəɾɪ/): "lunch"

oughs (noun, /ɒs/): "man"

enalanu (noun, /ɛnælənu/): "many"

ang (noun, /əŋ/): "meal"

lek (noun, /lɛk/): "metal"

ifattaz (noun, /ɪfəɾəz/): "mine"

zasala (noun, /zəsəlæ/): "monster"

ibiv (noun, /ɪbɪv/): "moon"

hayngaitit (noun, /heŋaɪtɪt/): "morning"

awayti (noun, /awetɪ/): "mother"

enatt (noun, /ɛnəɾ/): "mountain"

da (noun, /də/): "mouth"

ttisab (noun, /ɾisəb/): "name"

naydattit (noun, /nedaɾɪt/): "neck"

ilimisi (noun, /ɪlɪmɪsi/): "night"

latt (noun, /ləɾ/): "noodle"

waw (noun, /wo/): "nose"

inadak (noun, /ɪnədək/): "ocean"

ja (noun, /ja/): "parent"

oonawlu (noun, /ʊnolu/): "path"

unes (noun, /unɛs/): "peace"

itu (noun, /ɪtʌ/): "pepper"

attabi (noun, /əɾəbi/): "person"

adasusa (noun, /ədəsʌsa/): "pie"

tini (noun, /tinɪ/): "pig"

ituli (noun, /ɪtuli/): "rabbit"

mitattib (noun, /mitəɾɪb/): "rain"

wawi (noun, /wæwi/): "rat"

anin (noun, /ənin/): "river"

inathak (noun, /ɪnaðək/): "robe"

udelit (noun, /ʌdɛlit/): "rock"

laki (noun, /ləkɪ/): "root"

aluttiba (noun, /əluɾɪbə/): "salt"

ttadough (noun, /ɾədɒ/): "sand"

ishiw (noun, /iʃɪw/): "seed"

aisa (noun, /aɪsə/): "sibling"

adetattay (noun, /ədɛtəɾe/): "sister"

izatough (noun, /ɪzətɒ/): "skin"

awttaha (noun, /oɾəhə/): "sky"

ithouwawl (noun, /iðaʊwol/): "smoke"

ni (noun, /ni/): "snake"

jattasan (noun, /dʒaɾəsən/): "soup"

thisam (noun, /ðɪsəm/): "star"

anana (noun, /ənənə/): "stew"

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

awij (noun, /əwɪdʒ/): "stone"

tath (noun, /təð/): "stream"

aitti (noun, /aɪɾɪ/): "sun"

azay (noun, /əze/): "sword"

wough (noun, /wɒ/): "tail"

es (noun, /ɛs/): "tavern"

aile (noun, /aɪlɛ/): "thumb"

tatt (noun, /təɾ/): "tongue"

ulitaysi (noun, /ulitesɪ/): "tooth"

gich (noun, /gitʃ/): "tree"

deziwi (noun, /dɛzɪwi/): "truth"

sa (noun, /sə/): "uncle"

moi (noun, /mɔɪ/): "valley"

katiqad (noun, /kətɪqəd/): "war"

jengay (noun, /jɛŋe/): "water"

azetha (noun, /æzɛða/): "way"

uminachi (noun, /uminətʃi/): "wine"

thawddou (noun, /ðoɽaʊ/): "woman"

acafath (noun, /əcəfəð/): "word"