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Finaham

Finaham Dictionary

Pronouns

at (pronoun, /ət/): "he"

ra (pronoun, /ɹə/): "she"

asa (pronoun, /əsə/): "they"

tup (pronoun, /tʌp/): "you"

nib (pronoun, /nib/): "we"

ayka (pronoun, /eka/): "I"

Articles

in (article, /ɪn/): "a"

ooti (article, /ʊtɪ/): "the"

Prepositions

natit (preposition, /nætit/): "and"

asitatt (preposition, /əsɪtəɾ/): "as"

chefaim (preposition, /tʃɛfaɪm/): "from"

weth (preposition, /wɛð/): "in"

etu (preposition, /ɛtu/): "of"

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

ttadare (preposition, /ɾədəɹɛ/): "to"

mazaijud (preposition, /məzaɪdʒud/): "will"

utha (preposition, /uðə/): "with"

Numbers

ing (number, /ɪŋ/): "zero"

usid (number, /usɪd/): "one"

itu (number, /ɪtʌ/): "two"

hima (number, /hɪmə/): "three"

hatathay (number, /hətəðe/): "four"

nichett (number, /nɪtʃɛɾ/): "five"

nuttuman (number, /nuɾumən/): "six"

satti (number, /sæɾɪ/): "seven"

tu (number, /tʌ/): "eight"

athayda (number, /æðedə/): "nine"

alaywu (number, /əlewʌ/): "ten"

Questions

ifita (question, /ɪfɪtə/): "what"

sikayz (question, /sɪkez/): "who"

za (question, /zə/): "how"

ami (question, /əmɪ/): "why"

ahinad (question, /əhɪnəd/): "when"

Interjections

ini (interjection, /inɪ/): "hello"

wi (interjection, /wɪ/): "goodbye"

isaha (interjection, /ɪsəhə/): "hey"

pafadi (interjection, /pəfədɪ/): "bye"

balatha (interjection, /bələðə/): "ouch"

at (interjection, /ət/): "wow"

sattayk (interjection, /səɾek/): "uh"

inahi (interjection, /ɪnəhi/): "er"

oughnan (interjection, /ɒnən/): "um"

Adverbs

tisi (adverb, /tisɪ/): "again"

sifa (adverb, /sifa/): "now"

zina (adverb, /zinə/): "soon"

nittoongaw (adverb, /nɪɾʊŋo/): "often"

in (adverb, /ɪn/): "sometimes"

sukani (adverb, /sʌkəni/): "always"

ttavutt (adverb, /ɾəvuɾ/): "never"

ttata (adverb, /ɾətə/): "seldom"

Adjectives

lachetiz (adjective, /lətʃɛtɪz/): "aromatic"

ainatut (adjective, /aɪnətʌt/): "basted"

thuthabi (adjective, /ðʌθəbɪ/): "big"

isepaizi (adjective, /ɪsɛpaɪzi/): "bitter"

azath (adjective, /əzað/): "black"

itulitsa (adjective, /ɪtulɪtsa/): "blue"

ticha (adjective, /tɪtʃə/): "brown"

savu (adjective, /səvu/): "chilled"

atak (adjective, /ətək/): "cold"

sakalu (adjective, /sækəlu/): "curried"

tate (adjective, /tətɛ/): "dark"

utitta (adjective, /utiɾə/): "deep"

lingadaytt (adjective, /lɪŋədeɾ/): "divine"

sinaytha (adjective, /sɪneðə/): "drunk"

thab (adjective, /ðəb/): "empty"

adatitt (adjective, /ədətiɾ/): "evil"

lu (adjective, /lu/): "familiar"

oilulati (adjective, /ɔɪlʌləti/): "fat"

piki (adjective, /piki/): "flat"

aki (adjective, /əki/): "frail"

is (adjective, /ɪs/): "fried"

ahaja (adjective, /əhəjæ/): "full"

ken (adjective, /kɛn/): "good"

niha (adjective, /nɪha/): "green"

ithalayde (adjective, /iðəledɛ/): "grey"

nak (adjective, /nək/): "honest"

dithuzim (adjective, /dɪðuzim/): "hot"

kayngat (adjective, /keŋət/): "light"

ila (adjective, /ɪlə/): "long"

am (adjective, /æm/): "loud"

tatta (adjective, /təɾə/): "mortal"

funga (adjective, /fuŋæ/): "mysterious"

linithayt (adjective, /liniðet/): "narrow"

ate (adjective, /ətɛ/): "old"

ayzatava (adjective, /ezətəvə/): "orange"

ayn (adjective, /en/): "pungent"

in (adjective, /ɪn/): "purple"

ajava (adjective, /əjəva/): "quiet"

baitug (adjective, /baɪtug/): "raw"

nawbis (adjective, /nobɪs/): "rectangular"

adaitez (adjective, /ədaɪtɛz/): "red"

ttav (adjective, /ɾəv/): "roasted"

uttilawa (adjective, /uɾɪləwə/): "round"

je (adjective, /jɛ/): "salty"

tha (adjective, /ðə/): "savory"

attana (adjective, /əɾænə/): "shallow"

tithatt (adjective, /tɪðəɾ/): "short"

atawp (adjective, /ətop/): "smoked"

ada (adjective, /ædæ/): "sober"

kiled (adjective, /kɪlɛd/): "sour"

aikupa (adjective, /aɪkʌpə/): "spicy"

simaki (adjective, /sɪmæki/): "spiral"

hil (adjective, /hɪl/): "square"

mawsatu (adjective, /mosətʌ/): "steamed"

ngi (adjective, /ŋɪ/): "strange"

busitit (adjective, /busitɪt/): "strong"

adew (adjective, /ədɛw/): "sturdy"

ach (adjective, /əch/): "sweet"

atithu (adjective, /ətiðu/): "tall"

sat (adjective, /sət/): "thick"

wuttayna (adjective, /wuɾenə/): "thin"

fough (adjective, /fɒ/): "warm"

titin (adjective, /tɪtin/): "weak"

lilaz (adjective, /lilaz/): "white"

qattifi (adjective, /qəɾɪfɪ/): "wide"

etunane (adjective, /ɛtunənɛ/): "yellow"

oughhajought (adjective, /ɒhəjɒt/): "young"

Verbs

efi (verb, /ɛfi/): "bake"

iwiv (verb, /iwɪv/): "be"

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

awdasu (verb, /odəsu/): "bite"

ittat (verb, /iɾət/): "break"

aipawoughda (verb, /aɪpəwɒdə/): "burn"

viwe (verb, /vɪwɛ/): "come"

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

tatelu (verb, /tətɛlu/): "drink"

ita (verb, /ɪtə/): "eat"

loughki (verb, /lɒki/): "fall"

doo (verb, /dʊ/): "fight"

anasek (verb, /ənəsɛk/): "find"

zays (verb, /zes/): "fish"

evawvaw (verb, /ɛvovo/): "fly"

nitasi (verb, /nitəʒ/): "frown"

linga (verb, /lɪŋə/): "go"

eshipa (verb, /ɛʃɪpə/): "growl"

athouh (verb, /əðaʊh/): "hate"

wadijai (verb, /wadijaɪ/): "have"

il (verb, /ɪl/): "hear"

ilenig (verb, /ilɛnɪg/): "hide"

pattaw (verb, /pəɾæw/): "hold"

ttoofuli (verb, /ɾʊfulɪ/): "hunt"

tak (verb, /tək/): "jump"

mathaku (verb, /məðəkʌ/): "kill"

enaf (verb, /ɛnəf/): "know"

fakav (verb, /fəkəv/): "laugh"

ilasame (verb, /ɪləsəmɛ/): "lie"

midaychay (verb, /midexe/): "live"

azevese (verb, /əzɛvɛsɛ/): "lose"

asay (verb, /əse/): "love"

masadud (verb, /məsədud/): "need"

ugoottaitta (verb, /ugʊɾaɪɾə/): "own"

rawtt (verb, /ɹoɾ/): "roast"

oughlusa (verb, /ɒlusə/): "run"

awzim (verb, /ozɪm/): "see"

baywayd (verb, /bewed/): "sit"

linaitatt (verb, /linaɪtəɾ/): "sleep"

ddayki (verb, /ɽeki/): "smell"

asab (verb, /əsəb/): "smile"

tu (verb, /tʌ/): "stand"

ataid (verb, /ətaɪd/): "strike"

udab (verb, /ʌdəb/): "swallow"

ilitt (verb, /ɪlɪɾ/): "swim"

chisays (verb, /tʃɪses/): "taste"

imingi (verb, /imɪŋi/): "throw"

ttuw (verb, /ɾʌw/): "walk"

mata (verb, /mətə/): "want"

Nouns

pajisu (noun, /pajisʌ/): "afternoon"

hib (noun, /hɪb/): "ale"

eli (noun, /ɛlɪ/): "all"

ttatough (noun, /ɾətɒ/): "alligator"

aikaha (noun, /aɪkəhə/): "arm"

ba (noun, /bə/): "ash"

zaban (noun, /zabən/): "aunt"

iwaw (noun, /ɪwo/): "axe"

katt (noun, /kəɾ/): "bark"

bikuvough (noun, /bikuvɒ/): "bay"

jef (noun, /jɛf/): "beer"

in (noun, /in/): "beet"

ayttangitti (noun, /eɾəŋiɾi/): "bird"

amef (noun, /əmɛf/): "blood"

shuzay (noun, /ʃuze/): "boar"

awati (noun, /əwətɪ/): "bone"

id (noun, /ɪd/): "breakfast"

inisivi (noun, /ɪnisɪvi/): "breast"

oughkal (noun, /ɒkəl/): "brother"

ato (noun, /atɔ/): "castle"

jawt (noun, /dʒot/): "cat"

dupaf (noun, /dupæf/): "cat"

valusat (noun, /vəlusət/): "chest"

oughnite (noun, /ɒnɪtɛ/): "chicken"

ivilata (noun, /ɪvilətə/): "claw"

udaw (noun, /ʌdo/): "cloud"

ujiw (noun, /ujɪw/): "coconut"

aylaz (noun, /eləz/): "crime"

ittattatti (noun, /iɾəɾəɾɪ/): "day"

mig (noun, /mig/): "dinner"

maji (noun, /mædʒɪ/): "dog"

ezi (noun, /ɛzɪ/): "drink"

oughna (noun, /ɒnə/): "dungeon"

awttiwaf (noun, /oɾɪwəf/): "ear"

nizatton (noun, /nizəɾɔn/): "earth"

az (noun, /əz/): "egg"

rri (noun, /ri/): "elder"

oughnaiw (noun, /ɒnaɪw/): "enemy"

duvul (noun, /dʌvul/): "evening"

thattasough (noun, /ðəɾəsɒ/): "eye"

jin (noun, /jɪn/): "family"

ka (noun, /ka/): "father"

awt (noun, /ot/): "feather"

awtayde (noun, /otedɛ/): "fight"

chough (noun, /tʃɒ/): "finger"

nay (noun, /ne/): "fire"

tahakai (noun, /təhækaɪ/): "fish"

ttefachum (noun, /ɾɛfætʃum/): "flesh"

tattalais (noun, /təɾəlaɪs/): "foot"

isita (noun, /isɪta/): "forest"

ngoughtta (noun, /ŋɒɾə/): "fox"

hija (noun, /hɪjə/): "friend"

amakatt (noun, /əməkəɾ/): "goose"

oughbuttough (noun, /ɒbuɾɒ/): "grease"

atukin (noun, /atʌkɪn/): "group"

ihi (noun, /ɪhi/): "gulf"

asatt (noun, /əsəɾ/): "hair"

ttainahi (noun, /ɾaɪnəhi/): "hand"

ahoughfa (noun, /əhɒfə/): "hat"

ttounakat (noun, /ɾaʊnəkət/): "hate"

fawdifayn (noun, /fodifen/): "head"

ilad (noun, /ilæd/): "hill"

kanough (noun, /kənɒ/): "horn"

itattigai (noun, /ɪtəɾɪgaɪ/): "horse"

oughn (noun, /ɒn/): "house"

wid (noun, /wɪd/): "inn"

thi (noun, /ðɪ/): "island"

uzi (noun, /uzɪ/): "jaw"

saitta (noun, /saɪɾə/): "lake"

athatanaw (noun, /æðætano/): "leaf"

agihan (noun, /əgihən/): "leg"

ttoughmatt (noun, /ɾɒmaɾ/): "liver"

dayma (noun, /demə/): "louse"

ezishat (noun, /ɛziʃət/): "love"

thitt (noun, /ðɪɾ/): "lunch"

atsada (noun, /ətsədə/): "man"

itadi (noun, /ɪtədɪ/): "many"

away (noun, /əwe/): "meal"

sasifi (noun, /səsifɪ/): "metal"

uw (noun, /uw/): "mine"

adap (noun, /ədæp/): "monster"

idashit (noun, /idəʃit/): "moon"

ttiw (noun, /ɾɪw/): "morning"

nunaittet (noun, /nʌnaɪɾɛt/): "mother"

adudim (noun, /adʌdɪm/): "mountain"

shaibinay (noun, /ʃaɪbɪne/): "mouth"

uf (noun, /uf/): "name"

atuttaima (noun, /ətʌɾaɪmæ/): "neck"

tev (noun, /tɛv/): "night"

davash (noun, /davəʃ/): "noodle"

saj (noun, /səj/): "nose"

chasitaith (noun, /tʃəsitaɪð/): "ocean"

pasesitt (noun, /pəsɛsiɾ/): "parent"

wawzaha (noun, /wozəhə/): "path"

disiaittud (noun, /diʒaɪɾʌd/): "peace"

faitt (noun, /faɪɾ/): "pepper"

tayvi (noun, /tevi/): "person"

nuttiza (noun, /nʌɾizə/): "pie"

api (noun, /əpɪ/): "pig"

oughlainet (noun, /ɒlaɪnɛt/): "rabbit"

un (noun, /ʌn/): "rain"

aidunisa (noun, /aɪdunɪsə/): "rat"

dad (noun, /dæd/): "river"

iwis (noun, /iwɪs/): "robe"

wibatta (noun, /wibəɾə/): "rock"

mutt (noun, /muɾ/): "root"

ttakut (noun, /ɾəkut/): "salt"

attaniv (noun, /əɾənɪv/): "sand"

oughlu (noun, /ɒlu/): "seed"

fidis (noun, /fɪdis/): "sibling"

goughsaw (noun, /gɒso/): "sister"

vattip (noun, /vəɾɪp/): "skin"

ashouhak (noun, /əʃaʊhək/): "sky"

thanain (noun, /ðənaɪn/): "smoke"

thi (noun, /ðɪ/): "snake"

ulane (noun, /ulænɛ/): "soup"

tis (noun, /tis/): "star"

ttishatiz (noun, /ɾiʃətiz/): "stew"

dough (noun, /dɒ/): "stomach"

emafaw (noun, /ɛməfo/): "stone"

oughwi (noun, /ɒwi/): "stream"

amala (noun, /əmælæ/): "sun"

oolangatt (noun, /ʊləŋəɾ/): "sword"

zawzattad (noun, /zozəɾəd/): "tail"

isatut (noun, /ɪsətut/): "tavern"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "thumb"

izul (noun, /izul/): "tongue"

atineth (noun, /ætinɛð/): "tooth"

amittap (noun, /əmɪɾæp/): "tree"

is (noun, /ɪs/): "truth"

epumali (noun, /ɛpʌməlɪ/): "uncle"

asazav (noun, /æsæzəv/): "valley"

lif (noun, /lɪf/): "war"

atavama (noun, /ətəvəmə/): "water"

daim (noun, /daɪm/): "way"

atta (noun, /əɾə/): "wine"

ika (noun, /ikə/): "woman"

sitin (noun, /sɪtin/): "word"