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Vazoughva

Vazoughva Dictionary

Pronouns

iki (pronoun, /ikɪ/): "he"

as (pronoun, /əs/): "she"

ete (pronoun, /ɛtɛ/): "they"

an (pronoun, /ən/): "you"

ttim (pronoun, /ɾɪm/): "we"

attough (pronoun, /aɾɒ/): "I"

Articles

ul (article, /ul/): "a"

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

Prepositions

inanaydi (preposition, /inənedi/): "and"

kina (preposition, /kɪnə/): "as"

inaw (preposition, /ɪno/): "from"

gailinaik (preposition, /gaɪlɪnaɪk/): "in"

na (preposition, /næ/): "of"

ttajami (preposition, /ɾəjæmɪ/): "or"

awng (preposition, /oŋ/): "to"

la (preposition, /læ/): "will"

aitima (preposition, /aɪtimə/): "with"

Numbers

tha (number, /ðə/): "zero"

kittulay (number, /kiɾule/): "one"

ttaytt (number, /ɾeɾ/): "two"

buta (number, /bʌta/): "three"

oughpawiz (number, /ɒpəwiz/): "four"

ettaywu (number, /ɛɾewʌ/): "five"

asal (number, /əsəl/): "six"

bigawatt (number, /bɪgəwæɾ/): "seven"

izinawl (number, /ɪzɪnol/): "eight"

tavatha (number, /təvəðə/): "nine"

ainen (number, /aɪnɛn/): "ten"

Questions

aynaz (question, /enaz/): "what"

jisen (question, /jɪsɛn/): "who"

utted (question, /ʌɾɛd/): "how"

thitt (question, /ðɪɾ/): "why"

kilo (question, /kɪlɔ/): "when"

Interjections

aza (interjection, /əzæ/): "hello"

kumazed (interjection, /kumæzɛd/): "goodbye"

den (interjection, /dɛn/): "hey"

ttaygi (interjection, /ɾegi/): "bye"

le (interjection, /lɛ/): "ouch"

ithaingaw (interjection, /iðaɪŋo/): "wow"

la (interjection, /lə/): "uh"

tahif (interjection, /təhɪf/): "er"

ayttahasi (interjection, /eɾəhəsi/): "um"

Adverbs

mav (adverb, /məv/): "again"

ihiwatt (adverb, /ɪhiwaɾ/): "now"

ukenasi (adverb, /ʌkɛnəsɪ/): "soon"

fattan (adverb, /fəɾən/): "often"

az (adverb, /əz/): "sometimes"

ithakade (adverb, /ɪðəkədɛ/): "always"

as (adverb, /əs/): "never"

nas (adverb, /nəs/): "seldom"

Adjectives

aylimouve (adjective, /elimaʊvɛ/): "aromatic"

adi (adjective, /ədi/): "basted"

aini (adjective, /aɪnɪ/): "big"

as (adjective, /əs/): "bitter"

littinu (adjective, /liɾɪnʌ/): "black"

ita (adjective, /ita/): "blue"

atitta (adjective, /ətɪɾə/): "brown"

zathoughtu (adjective, /zəðɒtʌ/): "chilled"

liqana (adjective, /liqənə/): "cold"

kalaj (adjective, /kələdʒ/): "curried"

wuz (adjective, /wuz/): "dark"

ipatish (adjective, /ɪpətɪʃ/): "deep"

idisa (adjective, /idɪsa/): "divine"

awnithub (adjective, /onɪðʌb/): "drunk"

nimatt (adjective, /nɪməɾ/): "empty"

tittulal (adjective, /tiɾʌlæl/): "evil"

ikoot (adjective, /ikʊt/): "familiar"

attithi (adjective, /əɾiðɪ/): "fat"

tijawhap (adjective, /tɪjohəp/): "flat"

amithal (adjective, /əmiðəl/): "frail"

alawas (adjective, /ələwəs/): "fried"

mad (adjective, /məd/): "full"

zengouji (adjective, /zɛŋaʊjɪ/): "good"

ngubuf (adjective, /ŋubʌf/): "green"

kusitti (adjective, /kʌsiɾi/): "grey"

ma (adjective, /mə/): "honest"

tiwa (adjective, /tɪwə/): "hot"

egai (adjective, /ɛgaɪ/): "light"

zanit (adjective, /zənit/): "long"

mim (adjective, /mɪm/): "loud"

ita (adjective, /ita/): "mortal"

ejid (adjective, /ɛjɪd/): "mysterious"

aynamette (adjective, /enəmɛɾɛ/): "narrow"

zaishi (adjective, /zaɪʃi/): "old"

atab (adjective, /ætəb/): "orange"

eba (adjective, /ɛbə/): "pungent"

te (adjective, /tɛ/): "purple"

ivaydi (adjective, /ivedɪ/): "quiet"

noughttav (adjective, /nɒɾəv/): "raw"

though (adjective, /ðɒ/): "rectangular"

du (adjective, /dʌ/): "red"

tibagef (adjective, /tɪbagɛf/): "roasted"

jas (adjective, /jəs/): "round"

tati (adjective, /təti/): "salty"

ipakawttaw (adjective, /ɪpəkoɾo/): "savory"

fatatab (adjective, /fətətəb/): "shallow"

vava (adjective, /vəvə/): "short"

thil (adjective, /ðɪl/): "smoked"

padibu (adjective, /pədɪbʌ/): "sober"

naw (adjective, /no/): "sour"

sutaga (adjective, /sʌtægə/): "spicy"

nazi (adjective, /nəzi/): "spiral"

av (adjective, /əv/): "square"

at (adjective, /ət/): "steamed"

attu (adjective, /æɾu/): "strange"

ashough (adjective, /əʃɒ/): "strong"

azathattay (adjective, /əzəðəɾe/): "sturdy"

iwe (adjective, /ɪwɛ/): "sweet"

kapay (adjective, /kəpe/): "tall"

anus (adjective, /ənʌs/): "thick"

zattoughdi (adjective, /zəɾɒdɪ/): "thin"

ach (adjective, /ətʃ/): "warm"

azan (adjective, /əzæn/): "weak"

usawli (adjective, /ʌsolɪ/): "white"

athij (adjective, /əðɪdʒ/): "wide"

udit (adjective, /udɪt/): "yellow"

sesattay (adjective, /sɛsəɾe/): "young"

Verbs

ttataka (verb, /ɾətəkə/): "bake"

nad (verb, /nəd/): "be"

upawnefa (verb, /ʌponɛfə/): "belong"

kada (verb, /kədə/): "bite"

atittib (verb, /ətɪɾɪb/): "break"

bubaz (verb, /bubəz/): "burn"

hash (verb, /həʃ/): "come"

ayda (verb, /edə/): "die"

saywu (verb, /sewʌ/): "drink"

litta (verb, /lɪɾa/): "eat"

ttahiz (verb, /ɾəhɪz/): "fall"

pu (verb, /pu/): "fight"

izal (verb, /ɪzəl/): "find"

atiduba (verb, /ətɪdubə/): "fish"

udufih (verb, /udufih/): "fly"

ing (verb, /ɪŋ/): "frown"

sananew (verb, /sənənɛw/): "go"

atidas (verb, /ətɪdəs/): "growl"

afud (verb, /əfʌd/): "hate"

ttataysh (verb, /ɾæteʃ/): "have"

puvib (verb, /pʌvɪb/): "hear"

kattu (verb, /kəɾu/): "hide"

dawtanad (verb, /dotənəd/): "hold"

ij (verb, /idʒ/): "hunt"

hay (verb, /he/): "jump"

azapul (verb, /əzəpul/): "kill"

ngatoughthi (verb, /ŋətɒðɪ/): "know"

angaditi (verb, /əŋədɪtɪ/): "laugh"

ita (verb, /ɪtə/): "lie"

mid (verb, /mɪd/): "live"

atapeti (verb, /ətəpɛtɪ/): "lose"

izake (verb, /izəkɛ/): "love"

tta (verb, /ɾæ/): "need"

aibanavi (verb, /aɪbənəvi/): "own"

tada (verb, /tədæ/): "roast"

aim (verb, /aɪm/): "run"

nakazu (verb, /nakæzʌ/): "see"

layza (verb, /lezæ/): "sit"

iwa (verb, /ɪwə/): "sleep"

nattengi (verb, /næɾɛŋi/): "smell"

napudisi (verb, /næpʌdiʒ/): "smile"

kaduna (verb, /kədunə/): "stand"

awttaipoughlu (verb, /oɾaɪpɒlu/): "strike"

kaz (verb, /kəz/): "swallow"

vamama (verb, /vəmamə/): "swim"

pi (verb, /pɪ/): "taste"

doughlath (verb, /dɒləð/): "throw"

ouni (verb, /aʊnɪ/): "walk"

shinat (verb, /ʃɪnət/): "want"

Nouns

ubali (noun, /ʌbəlɪ/): "afternoon"

thayfattib (noun, /ðefəɾib/): "ale"

itti (noun, /ɪɾɪ/): "all"

amidadi (noun, /əmidædɪ/): "alligator"

fengash (noun, /fɛŋəʃ/): "arm"

inai (noun, /ɪnaɪ/): "ash"

usii (noun, /ʌʒɪ/): "aunt"

sija (noun, /sɪjə/): "axe"

vinidoughm (noun, /vɪnidɒm/): "bark"

ayngedithi (noun, /eŋɛdiðɪ/): "bay"

ach (noun, /ətʃ/): "beer"

awigich (noun, /əwɪgɪtʃ/): "beet"

ik (noun, /ɪk/): "bird"

tatt (noun, /təɾ/): "blood"

ladattu (noun, /lədaɾu/): "boar"

sutaining (noun, /sʌtaɪnɪŋ/): "bone"

ittought (noun, /ɪɾɒt/): "breakfast"

ttutatal (noun, /ɾutətəl/): "breast"

lutoom (noun, /lutʊm/): "brother"

katt (noun, /kəɾ/): "castle"

ttin (noun, /ɾɪn/): "cat"

dittath (noun, /diɾəð/): "cat"

ainin (noun, /aɪnin/): "chest"

hettattou (noun, /hɛɾəɾaʊ/): "chicken"

diha (noun, /dihə/): "claw"

oot (noun, /ʊt/): "cloud"

naithoi (noun, /naɪðɔɪ/): "coconut"

wanitich (noun, /wənitɪtʃ/): "crime"

aishawanga (noun, /aɪʃəwəŋæ/): "day"

za (noun, /zə/): "dinner"

nanip (noun, /nənɪp/): "dog"

nutith (noun, /nʌtɪθ/): "drink"

ittip (noun, /ɪɾɪp/): "dungeon"

aytta (noun, /eɾæ/): "ear"

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

atunaf (noun, /ətunəf/): "egg"

uttitt (noun, /ʌɾiɾ/): "elder"

kad (noun, /kəd/): "enemy"

atti (noun, /əɾɪ/): "evening"

afilike (noun, /əfɪlikɛ/): "eye"

gewaw (noun, /gɛwo/): "family"

tutoun (noun, /tutaʊn/): "father"

mahas (noun, /mæhæs/): "feather"

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

sinay (noun, /sɪne/): "finger"

thoo (noun, /θʊ/): "fire"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "fish"

ati (noun, /əti/): "flesh"

dali (noun, /dalɪ/): "foot"

ama (noun, /æmə/): "forest"

nalit (noun, /nəlɪt/): "fox"

doughsiat (noun, /dɒʒət/): "friend"

dan (noun, /dən/): "goose"

attangan (noun, /əɾaŋən/): "grease"

ibawsat (noun, /ɪbosat/): "group"

sha (noun, /ʃə/): "gulf"

titutung (noun, /tɪtʌtʌŋ/): "hair"

sened (noun, /sɛnɛd/): "hand"

tadibayk (noun, /tədibek/): "hat"

jithi (noun, /dʒɪθɪ/): "hate"

asha (noun, /aʃə/): "head"

mitapath (noun, /mɪtəpað/): "hill"

is (noun, /ɪs/): "horn"

nit (noun, /nɪt/): "horse"

sough (noun, /sɒ/): "house"

iha (noun, /ɪhə/): "inn"

an (noun, /ən/): "island"

adipa (noun, /ədipə/): "jaw"

naitham (noun, /naɪðəm/): "lake"

athikita (noun, /əðɪkɪtə/): "leaf"

lim (noun, /lim/): "leg"

ihasi (noun, /ihəsi/): "liver"

titti (noun, /tiɾi/): "louse"

ttawtti (noun, /ɾoɾɪ/): "love"

ukalaihu (noun, /ʌkəlaɪhu/): "lunch"

ani (noun, /ənɪ/): "man"

zaziloo (noun, /zəzilʊ/): "many"

athuta (noun, /əðutæ/): "meal"

afuwiwe (noun, /əfuwɪwɛ/): "metal"

ilenough (noun, /ilɛnɒ/): "mine"

aju (noun, /əju/): "monster"

awke (noun, /okɛ/): "moon"

lakawawh (noun, /ləkəwoh/): "morning"

atha (noun, /əðə/): "mother"

ittu (noun, /iɾʌ/): "mountain"

attif (noun, /æɾɪf/): "mouth"

fash (noun, /fæʃ/): "name"

aviba (noun, /əvibə/): "neck"

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

ataik (noun, /ətaɪk/): "noodle"

tatazoughtt (noun, /tətəzɒɾ/): "nose"

awpihu (noun, /opɪhʌ/): "ocean"

atasoughni (noun, /atəsɒnɪ/): "parent"

dadizi (noun, /dədizɪ/): "path"

ilattitough (noun, /ɪlæɾɪtɒ/): "peace"

ini (noun, /ɪnɪ/): "pepper"

epitt (noun, /ɛpiɾ/): "person"

al (noun, /al/): "pie"

payfikayl (noun, /pefikel/): "pig"

fada (noun, /fadə/): "rabbit"

atakai (noun, /ətəkaɪ/): "rain"

kalum (noun, /kəlʌm/): "rat"

ing (noun, /ɪŋ/): "river"

nattimad (noun, /nəɾɪməd/): "robe"

unijih (noun, /unijɪh/): "rock"

bit (noun, /bit/): "root"

iwaig (noun, /iwaɪg/): "salt"

pasattitt (noun, /pæsəɾiɾ/): "sand"

vew (noun, /vɛw/): "seed"

bulayw (noun, /bulew/): "sibling"

nem (noun, /nɛm/): "sister"

ttawtha (noun, /ɾoðə/): "skin"

tabudaw (noun, /təbʌdo/): "sky"

itted (noun, /iɾɛd/): "smoke"

ekaysaythe (noun, /ɛkeseðɛ/): "snake"

asutt (noun, /asuɾ/): "soup"

ituf (noun, /ɪtuf/): "star"

didawbawt (noun, /didobot/): "stew"

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

tha (noun, /ðə/): "stone"

dengoughth (noun, /dɛŋɒð/): "stream"

igasa (noun, /ɪgæsə/): "sun"

ut (noun, /ʌt/): "sword"

tawboughsa (noun, /tobɒsə/): "tail"

ettawfal (noun, /ɛɾofəl/): "tavern"

ool (noun, /ʊl/): "thumb"

anunutt (noun, /ənunuɾ/): "tongue"

uthathig (noun, /uðəðɪg/): "tooth"

aneb (noun, /anɛb/): "tree"

tti (noun, /ɾi/): "truth"

ayway (noun, /ewe/): "uncle"

ailuz (noun, /aɪluz/): "valley"

asi (noun, /əsɪ/): "war"

esutti (noun, /ɛsuɾi/): "water"

chet (noun, /tʃɛt/): "way"

alid (noun, /əlɪd/): "wine"

sisaf (noun, /sɪsaf/): "woman"

dittunga (noun, /diɾʌŋə/): "word"