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Pina

Pina Dictionary

Pronouns

im (pronoun, /im/): "he"

thach (pronoun, /ðətʃ/): "she"

ta (pronoun, /tə/): "they"

ju (pronoun, /ju/): "you"

katt (pronoun, /kəɾ/): "we"

ab (pronoun, /əb/): "I"

Articles

ttu (article, /ɾu/): "a"

ipa (article, /ɪpə/): "the"

Prepositions

nasha (preposition, /nəʃə/): "and"

apitta (preposition, /əpiɾə/): "as"

oosu (preposition, /ʊsʌ/): "from"

oom (preposition, /ʊm/): "in"

inini (preposition, /ininɪ/): "of"

oola (preposition, /ʊlə/): "or"

kav (preposition, /kav/): "to"

kib (preposition, /kib/): "will"

kafatt (preposition, /kəfæɾ/): "with"

Numbers

ithattat (number, /ɪðəɾət/): "zero"

uda (number, /udə/): "one"

bakaytta (number, /bakeɾə/): "two"

ttaytuz (number, /ɾetuz/): "three"

vifa (number, /vifə/): "four"

ufi (number, /ʌfi/): "five"

ttattap (number, /ɾəɾəp/): "six"

mapaw (number, /məpo/): "seven"

visayf (number, /visef/): "eight"

luludin (number, /lʌludɪn/): "nine"

atuga (number, /ətʌgæ/): "ten"

Questions

huthiw (question, /hʌθɪw/): "what"

ashalitti (question, /æʃəliɾɪ/): "who"

ttan (question, /ɾən/): "how"

sake (question, /sækɛ/): "why"

etasa (question, /ɛtæsə/): "when"

Interjections

ashavimi (interjection, /æʃavimɪ/): "hello"

aws (interjection, /os/): "goodbye"

kafal (interjection, /kafəl/): "hey"

enizawch (interjection, /ɛnɪzox/): "bye"

padita (interjection, /pəditə/): "ouch"

sijin (interjection, /sɪjin/): "wow"

masaj (interjection, /məsæj/): "uh"

outtuttut (interjection, /aʊɾuɾut/): "er"

chivi (interjection, /chivi/): "um"

Adverbs

nishinough (adverb, /niʃɪnɒ/): "again"

zittadid (adverb, /zɪɾədid/): "now"

ata (adverb, /əta/): "soon"

ttita (adverb, /ɾɪtə/): "often"

we (adverb, /wɛ/): "sometimes"

ajawl (adverb, /əjol/): "always"

nettamap (adverb, /nɛɾæmæp/): "never"

atisatt (adverb, /ətisəɾ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

esatah (adjective, /ɛsatəh/): "aromatic"

na (adjective, /nə/): "basted"

ittup (adjective, /ɪɾup/): "big"

nayta (adjective, /netæ/): "bitter"

settatt (adjective, /sɛɾaɾ/): "black"

anit (adjective, /ənɪt/): "blue"

aihihough (adjective, /aɪhɪhɒ/): "brown"

inatta (adjective, /ɪnəɾə/): "chilled"

quhetaw (adjective, /qʌhɛto/): "cold"

athanu (adjective, /əðənʌ/): "curried"

aifithani (adjective, /aɪfɪðənɪ/): "dark"

sihika (adjective, /sɪhɪkə/): "deep"

oochuta (adjective, /ʊtʃuta/): "divine"

ma (adjective, /mæ/): "drunk"

tilid (adjective, /tilid/): "empty"

adda (adjective, /əɽa/): "evil"

ze (adjective, /zɛ/): "familiar"

nevu (adjective, /nɛvu/): "fat"

elaydil (adjective, /ɛledil/): "flat"

ttawsita (adjective, /ɾositə/): "frail"

toughz (adjective, /tɒz/): "fried"

iv (adjective, /iv/): "full"

ttuham (adjective, /ɾʌham/): "good"

achazil (adjective, /ətʃəzil/): "green"

nawwi (adjective, /nowɪ/): "grey"

ev (adjective, /ɛv/): "honest"

chatayj (adjective, /tʃətej/): "hot"

uttatawthi (adjective, /ʌɾætoði/): "light"

anayttadi (adjective, /əneɾədɪ/): "long"

aittagasii (adjective, /aɪɾəgaʒɪ/): "loud"

aythawma (adjective, /eðomə/): "mortal"

ne (adjective, /nɛ/): "mysterious"

iwa (adjective, /ɪwæ/): "narrow"

anabatta (adjective, /ənəbəɾə/): "old"

ttipoutta (adjective, /ɾɪpaʊɾə/): "orange"

ina (adjective, /inə/): "pungent"

taihawka (adjective, /taɪhokə/): "purple"

az (adjective, /əz/): "quiet"

thattawliz (adjective, /ðəɾolɪz/): "raw"

ibatt (adjective, /ibəɾ/): "rectangular"

tai (adjective, /taɪ/): "red"

it (adjective, /it/): "roasted"

akainedu (adjective, /əkaɪnɛdʌ/): "round"

nough (adjective, /nɒ/): "salty"

anusitta (adjective, /ənusiɾə/): "savory"

oughthibafa (adjective, /ɒðɪbəfæ/): "shallow"

awwapa (adjective, /owəpæ/): "short"

ulaka (adjective, /ulækə/): "smoked"

ataj (adjective, /ətəj/): "sober"

ttu (adjective, /ɾʌ/): "sour"

ttet (adjective, /ɾɛt/): "spicy"

izet (adjective, /ɪzɛt/): "spiral"

at (adjective, /ət/): "square"

anattoughj (adjective, /ənaɾɒdʒ/): "steamed"

mittivawth (adjective, /mɪɾɪvoð/): "strange"

ulesa (adjective, /ʌlɛsə/): "strong"

iwai (adjective, /ɪwaɪ/): "sturdy"

sattas (adjective, /səɾəs/): "sweet"

ttanaw (adjective, /ɾəno/): "tall"

dewum (adjective, /dɛwʌm/): "thick"

battunguh (adjective, /bəɾuŋuh/): "thin"

vagi (adjective, /vəgɪ/): "warm"

inadisha (adjective, /ɪnədiʃə/): "weak"

thoinafi (adjective, /ðɔɪnəfɪ/): "white"

zane (adjective, /zænɛ/): "wide"

nitt (adjective, /nɪɾ/): "yellow"

atusawa (adjective, /ətusæwə/): "young"

Verbs

ingu (verb, /ɪŋʌ/): "bake"

dimazah (verb, /diməzəh/): "be"

uddaysa (verb, /uɽesæ/): "belong"

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

zene (verb, /zɛnɛ/): "break"

attila (verb, /əɾilə/): "burn"

hinasawf (verb, /hɪnæsof/): "come"

dasoos (verb, /dəsʊs/): "die"

shash (verb, /ʃəʃ/): "drink"

dulu (verb, /dʌlu/): "eat"

hikud (verb, /hikud/): "fall"

amit (verb, /əmɪt/): "fight"

atajana (verb, /ətədʒənə/): "find"

ettabuni (verb, /ɛɾabunɪ/): "fish"

ttoutaw (verb, /ɾaʊto/): "fly"

atte (verb, /əɾɛ/): "frown"

tepayneb (verb, /tɛpenɛb/): "go"

danittu (verb, /dəniɾʌ/): "growl"

ooj (verb, /ʊdʒ/): "hate"

asizah (verb, /əsɪzəh/): "have"

adag (verb, /ədag/): "hear"

zathawta (verb, /zəðotæ/): "hide"

asiva (verb, /əsivə/): "hold"

akoughhu (verb, /akɒhu/): "hunt"

kitti (verb, /kiɾi/): "jump"

ayfi (verb, /efi/): "kill"

tti (verb, /ɾi/): "know"

itt (verb, /iɾ/): "laugh"

loovala (verb, /lʊvələ/): "lie"

lawised (verb, /lawɪsɛd/): "live"

aitteb (verb, /aɪɾɛb/): "lose"

imidu (verb, /ɪmidʌ/): "love"

ayz (verb, /ez/): "need"

tawwa (verb, /towə/): "own"

ttam (verb, /ɾəm/): "roast"

ttadaz (verb, /ɾədəz/): "run"

nanai (verb, /nənaɪ/): "see"

ukitez (verb, /ʌkɪtɛz/): "sit"

ukath (verb, /ʌkað/): "sleep"

ak (verb, /ək/): "smell"

in (verb, /ɪn/): "smile"

wa (verb, /wə/): "stand"

ttingaka (verb, /ɾɪŋəka/): "strike"

lazaitak (verb, /ləzaɪtək/): "swallow"

ib (verb, /ib/): "swim"

tilifutt (verb, /tɪlɪfʌɾ/): "taste"

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

utataib (verb, /utətaɪb/): "walk"

libaf (verb, /lɪbəf/): "want"

Nouns

itattatt (noun, /itæɾəɾ/): "afternoon"

misap (noun, /mɪsæp/): "ale"

ba (noun, /bə/): "all"

zaiv (noun, /zaɪv/): "alligator"

ilawtuga (noun, /ɪlotuga/): "arm"

ama (noun, /ama/): "ash"

loughng (noun, /lɒŋ/): "aunt"

ewait (noun, /ɛwaɪt/): "axe"

ayvaychu (noun, /evetʃu/): "bark"

evoo (noun, /ɛvʊ/): "bay"

ishayta (noun, /ɪʃetə/): "beer"

oughk (noun, /ɒk/): "beet"

anguz (noun, /əŋʌz/): "bird"

avajat (noun, /əvəjat/): "blood"

kazidaytt (noun, /kəzɪdeɾ/): "boar"

tanattaz (noun, /tanaɾəz/): "bone"

letisha (noun, /lɛtɪʃə/): "breakfast"

tittethu (noun, /tɪɾɛðʌ/): "breast"

tu (noun, /tu/): "brother"

esalavoo (noun, /ɛsələvʊ/): "castle"

sezano (noun, /sɛzənɔ/): "cat"

oobapi (noun, /ʊbəpɪ/): "cat"

wasi (noun, /wəsɪ/): "chest"

nij (noun, /nɪj/): "chicken"

binutath (noun, /binʌtəð/): "claw"

ttawdo (noun, /ɾodɔ/): "cloud"

attata (noun, /əɾætə/): "coconut"

ttemiz (noun, /ɾɛmɪz/): "crime"

alettai (noun, /ælɛɾaɪ/): "day"

isidab (noun, /ɪsɪdæb/): "dinner"

ngalou (noun, /ŋælaʊ/): "dog"

asainayma (noun, /əsaɪnemə/): "drink"

dinaj (noun, /dinəj/): "dungeon"

isaw (noun, /ɪso/): "ear"

ach (noun, /ətʃ/): "earth"

ataysaitt (noun, /ətesaɪɾ/): "egg"

ttesan (noun, /ɾɛsən/): "elder"

withi (noun, /wiðɪ/): "enemy"

jit (noun, /dʒɪt/): "evening"

nida (noun, /nɪda/): "eye"

afaws (noun, /əfos/): "family"

danatt (noun, /dənəɾ/): "father"

ttidattam (noun, /ɾɪdəɾəm/): "feather"

balaj (noun, /bəlaj/): "fight"

tteng (noun, /ɾɛŋ/): "finger"

thou (noun, /ðaʊ/): "fire"

oughti (noun, /ɒti/): "fish"

ichi (noun, /ɪtʃɪ/): "flesh"

tada (noun, /tədə/): "foot"

kini (noun, /kinɪ/): "forest"

ina (noun, /ɪnə/): "fox"

ubadik (noun, /ʌbədɪk/): "friend"

kup (noun, /kup/): "goose"

dittuth (noun, /diɾʌð/): "grease"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "group"

paza (noun, /pazə/): "gulf"

thattetis (noun, /ðəɾɛtis/): "hair"

ttawzadub (noun, /ɾozædub/): "hand"

nawnan (noun, /nonən/): "hat"

li (noun, /li/): "hate"

anga (noun, /əŋæ/): "head"

itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "hill"

tatta (noun, /tæɾæ/): "horn"

mithayt (noun, /miðet/): "horse"

apayga (noun, /əpegə/): "house"

ayttaylam (noun, /eɾeləm/): "inn"

ttaluba (noun, /ɾəlubæ/): "island"

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

uti (noun, /utɪ/): "lake"

afil (noun, /əfɪl/): "leaf"

fath (noun, /fæð/): "leg"

ot (noun, /ɔt/): "liver"

abinath (noun, /əbinəð/): "louse"

athutt (noun, /æðʌɾ/): "love"

eludibi (noun, /ɛlʌdɪbi/): "lunch"

thattin (noun, /θəɾin/): "man"

ittitayn (noun, /ɪɾɪten/): "many"

oli (noun, /ɔlɪ/): "meal"

adib (noun, /ədib/): "metal"

mith (noun, /mið/): "mine"

ingiz (noun, /ɪŋɪz/): "monster"

ttai (noun, /ɾaɪ/): "moon"

nawni (noun, /noni/): "morning"

kiwiz (noun, /kɪwiz/): "mother"

pizifan (noun, /pɪzɪfən/): "mountain"

dahoo (noun, /dəhʊ/): "mouth"

ttutt (noun, /ɾuɾ/): "name"

itimam (noun, /ɪtiməm/): "neck"

sayka (noun, /sekə/): "night"

sattidu (noun, /səɾɪdʌ/): "noodle"

as (noun, /əs/): "nose"

atiwipi (noun, /ætiwɪpi/): "ocean"

ayze (noun, /ezɛ/): "parent"

dan (noun, /dæn/): "path"

thak (noun, /ðək/): "peace"

ikaythita (noun, /ikeðitə/): "pepper"

aytawfaydai (noun, /etofedaɪ/): "person"

tedina (noun, /tɛdinə/): "pie"

oughzut (noun, /ɒzʌt/): "pig"

aydd (noun, /eɽ/): "rabbit"

nawan (noun, /nəwən/): "rain"

ahujapi (noun, /ahujəpɪ/): "rat"

tsakanul (noun, /tsəkənul/): "river"

bathapa (noun, /bəðəpə/): "robe"

ail (noun, /aɪl/): "rock"

kittashay (noun, /kiɾəʃe/): "root"

oufuzath (noun, /aʊfuzəð/): "salt"

sucatit (noun, /sucətit/): "sand"

vatais (noun, /vataɪs/): "seed"

oop (noun, /ʊp/): "sibling"

ainuna (noun, /aɪnunə/): "sister"

sawttavi (noun, /soɾəvɪ/): "skin"

asawge (noun, /əsogɛ/): "sky"

di (noun, /dɪ/): "smoke"

nin (noun, /nɪn/): "snake"

anawlap (noun, /ənoləp/): "soup"

petanap (noun, /pɛtænəp/): "star"

itoughsayt (noun, /itɒset/): "stew"

asitt (noun, /asiɾ/): "stomach"

anawa (noun, /ənəwə/): "stone"

oughttidattaw (noun, /ɒɾidəɾo/): "stream"

atoughk (noun, /ətɒk/): "sun"

ushakuf (noun, /ʌʃækuf/): "sword"

lita (noun, /lɪtæ/): "tail"

ang (noun, /əŋ/): "tavern"

aka (noun, /akæ/): "thumb"

mai (noun, /maɪ/): "tongue"

tittais (noun, /tɪɾaɪs/): "tooth"

ik (noun, /ɪk/): "tree"

lajimal (noun, /lədʒiməl/): "truth"

ifu (noun, /ɪfu/): "uncle"

emaddu (noun, /ɛməɽu/): "valley"

alal (noun, /ələl/): "war"

asinidai (noun, /æsɪnidaɪ/): "water"

uttu (noun, /uɾu/): "way"

adik (noun, /adik/): "wine"

taku (noun, /təkʌ/): "woman"

na (noun, /nə/): "word"