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Itasiz

Itasiz Dictionary

Pronouns

zi (pronoun, /zɪ/): "he"

ulough (pronoun, /ʌlɒ/): "she"

ti (pronoun, /tɪ/): "they"

ang (pronoun, /əŋ/): "you"

id (pronoun, /ɪd/): "we"

mash (pronoun, /məʃ/): "I"

Articles

iza (article, /izə/): "a"

naz (article, /nəz/): "the"

Prepositions

ekazula (preposition, /ɛkəzʌlə/): "and"

zawd (preposition, /zod/): "as"

ava (preposition, /əvæ/): "from"

anu (preposition, /anu/): "in"

as (preposition, /əs/): "of"

uwad (preposition, /ʌwəd/): "or"

azewasu (preposition, /əzɛwæsu/): "to"

sook (preposition, /sʊk/): "will"

awtti (preposition, /oɾi/): "with"

Numbers

tish (number, /tiʃ/): "zero"

ngaddufuf (number, /ŋəɽʌfʌf/): "one"

ttanahus (number, /ɾənahʌs/): "two"

ab (number, /əb/): "three"

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

ttitta (number, /ɾiɾə/): "five"

val (number, /vəl/): "six"

aytturi (number, /eɾuɹi/): "seven"

inacaja (number, /ɪnəcədʒə/): "eight"

ifiseh (number, /ɪfisɛh/): "nine"

idoughbul (number, /ɪdɒbʌl/): "ten"

Questions

in (question, /ɪn/): "what"

uditta (question, /ʌdɪɾa/): "who"

amune (question, /əmʌnɛ/): "how"

uthuni (question, /uðuni/): "why"

dasik (question, /dæsik/): "when"

Interjections

ithahika (interjection, /iθæhikə/): "hello"

nid (interjection, /nɪd/): "goodbye"

ushaydali (interjection, /ʌʃedəli/): "hey"

uttid (interjection, /uɾɪd/): "bye"

kikuttuq (interjection, /kɪkuɾʌq/): "ouch"

ttuhep (interjection, /ɾʌhɛp/): "wow"

adangi (interjection, /ədəŋɪ/): "uh"

itha (interjection, /iðə/): "er"

ayhizu (interjection, /ehɪzu/): "um"

Adverbs

zith (adverb, /zɪð/): "again"

iroughfiti (adverb, /ɪɹɒfɪtɪ/): "now"

izadat (adverb, /ɪzədat/): "soon"

ije (adverb, /ɪjɛ/): "often"

asi (adverb, /əsi/): "sometimes"

wait (adverb, /waɪt/): "always"

idawnash (adverb, /ɪdonəʃ/): "never"

ithun (adverb, /iθʌn/): "seldom"

Adjectives

tteju (adjective, /ɾɛdʒu/): "aromatic"

unazaitt (adjective, /unəzaɪɾ/): "basted"

udawdakay (adjective, /ʌdodəke/): "big"

zayza (adjective, /zezə/): "bitter"

dan (adjective, /dæn/): "black"

ina (adjective, /ɪna/): "blue"

du (adjective, /du/): "brown"

an (adjective, /ən/): "chilled"

dulutta (adjective, /duluɾə/): "cold"

tidishit (adjective, /tɪdiʃɪt/): "curried"

ittih (adjective, /ɪɾih/): "dark"

tisa (adjective, /tɪsæ/): "deep"

sanga (adjective, /sæŋə/): "divine"

it (adjective, /ɪt/): "drunk"

awnayzay (adjective, /oneze/): "empty"

tiz (adjective, /tiz/): "evil"

ap (adjective, /əp/): "familiar"

ttata (adjective, /ɾətæ/): "fat"

chipett (adjective, /tʃɪpɛɾ/): "flat"

tit (adjective, /tɪt/): "frail"

athaj (adjective, /əðəj/): "fried"

noigai (adjective, /nɔɪgaɪ/): "full"

touv (adjective, /taʊv/): "good"

tai (adjective, /taɪ/): "green"

maitt (adjective, /maɪɾ/): "grey"

attawn (adjective, /əɾon/): "honest"

afil (adjective, /əfil/): "hot"

piv (adjective, /pɪv/): "light"

lipatt (adjective, /lɪpæɾ/): "long"

aniza (adjective, /ænɪzə/): "loud"

bayfi (adjective, /befɪ/): "mortal"

avasangi (adjective, /ævəsəŋi/): "mysterious"

eni (adjective, /ɛni/): "narrow"

abim (adjective, /əbim/): "old"

afay (adjective, /əfe/): "orange"

dithawtt (adjective, /dɪðoɾ/): "pungent"

tti (adjective, /ɾi/): "purple"

abatt (adjective, /əbəɾ/): "quiet"

ttejita (adjective, /ɾɛdʒɪtə/): "raw"

lanisaz (adjective, /lænisæz/): "rectangular"

wad (adjective, /wəd/): "red"

ka (adjective, /kæ/): "roasted"

enamade (adjective, /ɛnəmədɛ/): "round"

lattought (adjective, /ləɾɒt/): "salty"

ttaywou (adjective, /ɾewaʊ/): "savory"

nanep (adjective, /nənɛp/): "shallow"

naithila (adjective, /naɪðɪlə/): "short"

ab (adjective, /əb/): "smoked"

nawloopuh (adjective, /nolʊpuh/): "sober"

pinitti (adjective, /pɪnɪɾi/): "sour"

jadib (adjective, /dʒədib/): "spicy"

avay (adjective, /əve/): "spiral"

agi (adjective, /əgɪ/): "square"

awthajit (adjective, /oðajit/): "steamed"

kay (adjective, /ke/): "strange"

isawd (adjective, /ɪsod/): "strong"

attaiv (adjective, /əɾaɪv/): "sturdy"

iv (adjective, /ɪv/): "sweet"

ouvisatt (adjective, /aʊvɪsəɾ/): "tall"

itachan (adjective, /ɪtəxən/): "thick"

attuwatta (adjective, /əɾuwəɾa/): "thin"

atenil (adjective, /ətɛnɪl/): "warm"

tapipaw (adjective, /təpɪpo/): "weak"

mattimal (adjective, /məɾɪmæl/): "white"

tesaw (adjective, /tɛso/): "wide"

nuth (adjective, /nuð/): "yellow"

kai (adjective, /kaɪ/): "young"

Verbs

ina (verb, /inə/): "bake"

uthitt (verb, /ʌðɪɾ/): "be"

thaddizing (verb, /ðəɽɪzɪŋ/): "belong"

sitti (verb, /sɪɾɪ/): "bite"

idaym (verb, /ɪdem/): "break"

ithapin (verb, /iðəpɪn/): "burn"

aisi (verb, /aɪsi/): "come"

tattayva (verb, /tæɾevə/): "die"

toughthingays (verb, /tɒðiŋes/): "drink"

itak (verb, /itək/): "eat"

sa (verb, /sæ/): "fall"

anat (verb, /ənət/): "fight"

esinashi (verb, /ɛsɪnəʃɪ/): "find"

ak (verb, /ək/): "fish"

itsezimi (verb, /itsɛzimi/): "fly"

idath (verb, /idəð/): "frown"

asunenay (verb, /æsʌnɛne/): "go"

li (verb, /lɪ/): "growl"

ipediv (verb, /ɪpɛdiv/): "hate"

liva (verb, /lɪvə/): "have"

dett (verb, /dɛɾ/): "hear"

anina (verb, /ənɪnə/): "hide"

na (verb, /nə/): "hold"

gan (verb, /gən/): "hunt"

angawpip (verb, /əŋopɪp/): "jump"

ikattum (verb, /ɪkəɾum/): "kill"

ajetootha (verb, /əjɛtʊðə/): "know"

chil (verb, /tʃil/): "laugh"

anasis (verb, /anəsɪs/): "lie"

ta (verb, /tə/): "live"

ap (verb, /ap/): "lose"

hawttoo (verb, /hoɾʊ/): "love"

awngay (verb, /oŋe/): "need"

shi (verb, /ʃi/): "own"

ushadak (verb, /uʃædək/): "roast"

oughsu (verb, /ɒsʌ/): "run"

apehak (verb, /əpɛhək/): "see"

ttamala (verb, /ɾəmələ/): "sit"

bipeza (verb, /bipɛza/): "sleep"

laho (verb, /lahɔ/): "smell"

abepi (verb, /əbɛpɪ/): "smile"

ayttawbes (verb, /eɾobɛs/): "stand"

ittitaf (verb, /iɾitəf/): "strike"

dettiza (verb, /dɛɾizə/): "swallow"

anenad (verb, /ənɛnæd/): "swim"

ula (verb, /ʌlə/): "taste"

taw (verb, /to/): "throw"

en (verb, /ɛn/): "walk"

azi (verb, /əzɪ/): "want"

Nouns

say (noun, /se/): "afternoon"

sadap (noun, /sədəp/): "ale"

asumala (noun, /əsuməlæ/): "all"

nih (noun, /nɪh/): "alligator"

tamith (noun, /təmið/): "arm"

aybebough (noun, /ebɛbɒ/): "ash"

fitt (noun, /fɪɾ/): "aunt"

inettib (noun, /inɛɾɪb/): "axe"

qitt (noun, /qiɾ/): "bark"

ditt (noun, /dɪɾ/): "bay"

iziziv (noun, /iziziv/): "beer"

ulisaw (noun, /uliso/): "beet"

uhoughmip (noun, /uhɒmip/): "bird"

inoutta (noun, /ɪnaʊɾə/): "blood"

at (noun, /ət/): "boar"

alipawl (noun, /əlɪpol/): "bone"

maibe (noun, /maɪbɛ/): "breakfast"

kawttay (noun, /koɾe/): "breast"

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

inalan (noun, /ɪnələn/): "castle"

mazouga (noun, /məzaʊgə/): "cat"

ka (noun, /kə/): "cat"

daisala (noun, /daɪsələ/): "chest"

ooditi (noun, /ʊditɪ/): "chicken"

vinayd (noun, /vɪned/): "claw"

ileni (noun, /ɪlɛnɪ/): "cloud"

thabawmatt (noun, /ðæboməɾ/): "coconut"

tithittu (noun, /tɪðiɾʌ/): "crime"

oughp (noun, /ɒp/): "day"

la (noun, /læ/): "dinner"

taimitt (noun, /taɪmiɾ/): "dog"

izamisa (noun, /ɪzəmɪsə/): "drink"

athi (noun, /æðɪ/): "dungeon"

doughthit (noun, /dɒðɪt/): "ear"

man (noun, /mən/): "earth"

akawtha (noun, /əkoðæ/): "egg"

anan (noun, /anən/): "elder"

kaziraid (noun, /kəziɹaɪd/): "enemy"

anattay (noun, /anəɾe/): "evening"

awenat (noun, /əwɛnæt/): "eye"

aquni (noun, /əqunɪ/): "family"

di (noun, /dɪ/): "father"

irr (noun, /ir/): "feather"

zasas (noun, /zəsəs/): "fight"

adanachi (noun, /adənəchɪ/): "finger"

cha (noun, /tʃə/): "fire"

ttithay (noun, /ɾiðe/): "fish"

aban (noun, /əbən/): "flesh"

hootath (noun, /hʊtəð/): "foot"

ttal (noun, /ɾəl/): "forest"

lanittou (noun, /lənɪɾaʊ/): "fox"

avebabe (noun, /əvɛbəbɛ/): "friend"

nis (noun, /nɪs/): "goose"

na (noun, /nə/): "grease"

ik (noun, /ɪk/): "group"

ifin (noun, /ɪfɪn/): "gulf"

chit (noun, /tʃit/): "hair"

ta (noun, /tə/): "hand"

te (noun, /tɛ/): "hat"

avaydawti (noun, /əvedotɪ/): "hate"

asawwuti (noun, /əsowuti/): "head"

moughdugayw (noun, /mɒdugew/): "hill"

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

nough (noun, /nɒ/): "horse"

aytis (noun, /etɪs/): "house"

ugijiju (noun, /ugijɪdʒʌ/): "inn"

athuba (noun, /əθubə/): "island"

pa (noun, /pə/): "jaw"

zawi (noun, /zəwi/): "lake"

utten (noun, /ʌɾɛn/): "leaf"

ananayli (noun, /ənənelɪ/): "leg"

imilila (noun, /imɪlɪla/): "liver"

ttas (noun, /ɾəs/): "louse"

ttal (noun, /ɾəl/): "love"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "lunch"

ngayk (noun, /ŋek/): "man"

animisa (noun, /ənɪmɪsə/): "many"

uma (noun, /umə/): "meal"

oughttuthenga (noun, /ɒɾuðɛŋə/): "metal"

aiv (noun, /aɪv/): "mine"

than (noun, /ðan/): "monster"

asazuthaw (noun, /əsəzʌðo/): "moon"

atavoughm (noun, /ətəvɒm/): "morning"

ttasu (noun, /ɾəsʌ/): "mother"

ttule (noun, /ɾulɛ/): "mountain"

iwesou (noun, /ɪwɛsaʊ/): "mouth"

en (noun, /ɛn/): "name"

kizechid (noun, /kizɛtʃɪd/): "neck"

ttadeta (noun, /ɾədɛtə/): "night"

im (noun, /ɪm/): "noodle"

utti (noun, /uɾɪ/): "nose"

di (noun, /dɪ/): "ocean"

ashe (noun, /əʃɛ/): "parent"

attit (noun, /əɾɪt/): "path"

edanula (noun, /ɛdənʌlə/): "peace"

inavap (noun, /ɪnəvəp/): "pepper"

shadani (noun, /ʃadənɪ/): "person"

witayle (noun, /wɪtelɛ/): "pie"

isunupo (noun, /ɪsʌnupɔ/): "pig"

ittij (noun, /iɾɪj/): "rabbit"

dim (noun, /dim/): "rain"

lad (noun, /ləd/): "rat"

iti (noun, /ɪtɪ/): "river"

anava (noun, /ənəva/): "robe"

avi (noun, /əvɪ/): "rock"

enaynaf (noun, /ɛnenaf/): "root"

jezagac (noun, /jɛzəgəc/): "salt"

awpas (noun, /opəs/): "sand"

satta (noun, /səɾə/): "seed"

alanai (noun, /ələnaɪ/): "sibling"

ki (noun, /kɪ/): "sister"

wath (noun, /wəð/): "skin"

athada (noun, /əðədə/): "sky"

wugune (noun, /wʌgunɛ/): "smoke"

ougiwe (noun, /aʊgiwɛ/): "snake"

awdi (noun, /odɪ/): "soup"

ana (noun, /ənə/): "star"

ttifa (noun, /ɾɪfa/): "stew"

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

aifoin (noun, /aɪfɔɪn/): "stone"

ap (noun, /əp/): "stream"

tasi (noun, /tæsi/): "sun"

nifahath (noun, /nɪfəhað/): "sword"

ath (noun, /əð/): "tail"

anaitiw (noun, /ənaɪtɪw/): "tavern"

aittan (noun, /aɪɾən/): "thumb"

naydawmish (noun, /nedomɪʃ/): "tongue"

matasa (noun, /mətəsæ/): "tooth"

inusoo (noun, /ɪnusʊ/): "tree"

at (noun, /ət/): "truth"

itaf (noun, /ɪtəf/): "uncle"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "valley"

limaittith (noun, /limaɪɾɪð/): "war"

ainengivi (noun, /aɪnɛŋivi/): "water"

amuf (noun, /əmʌf/): "way"

apayttiwi (noun, /əpeɾɪwɪ/): "wine"

bawi (noun, /bəwɪ/): "woman"

inanuz (noun, /ɪnənuz/): "word"