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Awathitta

Awathitta Dictionary

Pronouns

shayth (pronoun, /ʃeð/): "he"

oughwu (pronoun, /ɒwu/): "she"

nayf (pronoun, /nef/): "they"

ba (pronoun, /bæ/): "you"

un (pronoun, /ʌn/): "we"

dup (pronoun, /dup/): "I"

Articles

es (article, /ɛs/): "a"

vam (article, /vəm/): "the"

Prepositions

thi (preposition, /θi/): "and"

likanai (preposition, /likənaɪ/): "as"

iz (preposition, /ɪz/): "from"

thing (preposition, /ðɪŋ/): "in"

ttathitoop (preposition, /ɾæðɪtʊp/): "of"

abaittawa (preposition, /əbaɪɾəwə/): "or"

duwi (preposition, /dʌwɪ/): "to"

in (preposition, /ɪn/): "will"

nati (preposition, /nəti/): "with"

Numbers

atezu (number, /ətɛzʌ/): "zero"

ed (number, /ɛd/): "one"

ehattingi (number, /ɛhaɾɪŋɪ/): "two"

hetta (number, /hɛɾə/): "three"

salu (number, /səlʌ/): "four"

itaittaw (number, /ɪtaɪɾo/): "five"

thejis (number, /ðɛjɪs/): "six"

angoud (number, /əŋaʊd/): "seven"

az (number, /əz/): "eight"

yawdat (number, /yodət/): "nine"

ake (number, /əkɛ/): "ten"

Questions

aittaysa (question, /aɪɾesə/): "what"

nattathi (question, /nəɾəðɪ/): "who"

militt (question, /mɪlɪɾ/): "how"

usad (question, /usəd/): "why"

iv (question, /ɪv/): "when"

Interjections

sutta (interjection, /sʌɾə/): "hello"

ayfawcana (interjection, /efocənə/): "goodbye"

asough (interjection, /əsɒ/): "hey"

depasaww (interjection, /dɛpəsow/): "bye"

aidapaydaw (interjection, /aɪdəpedo/): "ouch"

awpa (interjection, /opa/): "wow"

aytta (interjection, /eɾə/): "uh"

sajihu (interjection, /sədʒihʌ/): "er"

aja (interjection, /ædʒə/): "um"

Adverbs

bazatad (adverb, /bəzatæd/): "again"

athi (adverb, /əðɪ/): "now"

ti (adverb, /tɪ/): "soon"

dunu (adverb, /dʌnu/): "often"

detungam (adverb, /dɛtuŋəm/): "sometimes"

oupi (adverb, /aʊpi/): "always"

tetta (adverb, /tɛɾə/): "never"

sinitt (adverb, /sɪniɾ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

tid (adjective, /tid/): "aromatic"

zuqawith (adjective, /zʌqæwið/): "basted"

dayd (adjective, /ded/): "big"

ittusaba (adjective, /ɪɾusəbə/): "bitter"

pinaga (adjective, /pɪnəgə/): "black"

tetta (adjective, /tɛɾə/): "blue"

tan (adjective, /tən/): "brown"

izittatta (adjective, /ɪzɪɾəɾa/): "chilled"

mattiv (adjective, /maɾɪv/): "cold"

na (adjective, /nə/): "curried"

ninacha (adjective, /nɪnətʃə/): "dark"

machan (adjective, /mætʃən/): "deep"

aitasufi (adjective, /aɪtəsufɪ/): "divine"

sana (adjective, /sænə/): "drunk"

lawti (adjective, /loti/): "empty"

aimawzu (adjective, /aɪmozu/): "evil"

ttatisal (adjective, /ɾætɪsəl/): "familiar"

pa (adjective, /pə/): "fat"

nanittus (adjective, /nəniɾʌs/): "flat"

usalen (adjective, /usəlɛn/): "frail"

uj (adjective, /udʒ/): "fried"

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

thila (adjective, /ðɪlə/): "good"

zaisaga (adjective, /zaɪsəgæ/): "green"

janulih (adjective, /jənʌlɪh/): "grey"

ttatathu (adjective, /ɾətəðʌ/): "honest"

an (adjective, /æn/): "hot"

uthawais (adjective, /ʌðəwaɪs/): "light"

tattatip (adjective, /tæɾətɪp/): "long"

jaki (adjective, /jəkɪ/): "loud"

ni (adjective, /nɪ/): "mortal"

ipata (adjective, /ɪpətə/): "mysterious"

away (adjective, /əwe/): "narrow"

asiala (adjective, /əʒələ/): "old"

though (adjective, /ðɒ/): "orange"

aizoungaypi (adjective, /aɪzaʊŋepɪ/): "pungent"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "purple"

atudal (adjective, /ətʌdal/): "quiet"

iv (adjective, /ɪv/): "raw"

kateth (adjective, /kətɛð/): "rectangular"

azaba (adjective, /əzəbə/): "red"

amawk (adjective, /əmok/): "roasted"

an (adjective, /ən/): "round"

uttinifu (adjective, /uɾinɪfu/): "salty"

ha (adjective, /hə/): "savory"

ipiki (adjective, /ɪpɪkɪ/): "shallow"

awzittoot (adjective, /ozɪɾʊt/): "short"

siti (adjective, /sitɪ/): "smoked"

ligooni (adjective, /lɪgʊni/): "sober"

awth (adjective, /oθ/): "sour"

ithawd (adjective, /ɪðod/): "spicy"

da (adjective, /də/): "spiral"

uta (adjective, /ʌtə/): "square"

an (adjective, /ən/): "steamed"

ainite (adjective, /aɪnitɛ/): "strange"

aiwun (adjective, /aɪwʌn/): "strong"

iziday (adjective, /ɪzide/): "sturdy"

ithumu (adjective, /ɪðumʌ/): "sweet"

lal (adjective, /ləl/): "tall"

ujawuvu (adjective, /ujəwʌvu/): "thick"

im (adjective, /im/): "thin"

apayth (adjective, /apeð/): "warm"

atil (adjective, /ətil/): "weak"

ivatti (adjective, /ivəɾi/): "white"

diwayka (adjective, /diwekə/): "wide"

natooth (adjective, /natʊð/): "yellow"

gi (adjective, /gi/): "young"

Verbs

nana (verb, /nənə/): "bake"

elab (verb, /ɛləb/): "be"

adoo (verb, /ədʊ/): "belong"

wafav (verb, /wafəv/): "bite"

ittawaiq (verb, /ɪɾæwaɪq/): "break"

wiv (verb, /wiv/): "burn"

nitha (verb, /nɪðə/): "come"

awtou (verb, /otaʊ/): "die"

dagawloo (verb, /dəgolʊ/): "drink"

adawtt (verb, /ədoɾ/): "eat"

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

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

tattal (verb, /təɾæl/): "find"

nimaimat (verb, /nɪmaɪmət/): "fish"

itt (verb, /ɪɾ/): "fly"

thiz (verb, /ðiz/): "frown"

tah (verb, /təh/): "go"

bith (verb, /bɪð/): "growl"

mu (verb, /mu/): "hate"

asanas (verb, /əsənəs/): "have"

nak (verb, /næk/): "hear"

izasi (verb, /ɪzəsɪ/): "hide"

asa (verb, /əsə/): "hold"

awnatta (verb, /onəɾæ/): "hunt"

tawnilit (verb, /tonilɪt/): "jump"

dilakayv (verb, /dilækev/): "kill"

iyavam (verb, /ɪyəvəm/): "know"

asattach (verb, /əsæɾætʃ/): "laugh"

wettida (verb, /wɛɾidə/): "lie"

azak (verb, /əzak/): "live"

as (verb, /əs/): "lose"

nu (verb, /nu/): "love"

ija (verb, /ɪdʒa/): "need"

oughpap (verb, /ɒpæp/): "own"

attat (verb, /əɾət/): "roast"

asamibough (verb, /əsəmɪbɒ/): "run"

voughgangam (verb, /vɒgæŋəm/): "see"

la (verb, /lə/): "sit"

zitawth (verb, /zɪtoð/): "sleep"

tavaithu (verb, /təvaɪðu/): "smell"

nithay (verb, /nɪðe/): "smile"

an (verb, /æn/): "stand"

ne (verb, /nɛ/): "strike"

faymu (verb, /femʌ/): "swallow"

ikaittan (verb, /ɪkaɪɾæn/): "swim"

ma (verb, /mə/): "taste"

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

ezida (verb, /ɛzɪda/): "walk"

ut (verb, /ʌt/): "want"

Nouns

ttina (noun, /ɾɪnə/): "afternoon"

tteshi (noun, /ɾɛʃi/): "ale"

ushukoughva (noun, /ʌʃukɒvæ/): "all"

ahayninough (noun, /aheninɒ/): "alligator"

ak (noun, /ak/): "arm"

acattal (noun, /əcəɾəl/): "ash"

zalitte (noun, /zəliɾɛ/): "aunt"

za (noun, /zə/): "axe"

zash (noun, /zəʃ/): "bark"

thake (noun, /ðəkɛ/): "bay"

le (noun, /lɛ/): "beer"

afahakai (noun, /əfəhækaɪ/): "beet"

ttisip (noun, /ɾɪsɪp/): "bird"

fath (noun, /fəð/): "blood"

waynicha (noun, /wenɪtʃæ/): "boar"

kinef (noun, /kɪnɛf/): "bone"

ap (noun, /əp/): "breakfast"

malatat (noun, /mələtət/): "breast"

joughtha (noun, /jɒðə/): "brother"

alin (noun, /əlin/): "castle"

ettinoughta (noun, /ɛɾɪnɒtæ/): "cat"

tulu (noun, /tʌlʌ/): "cat"

aj (noun, /əj/): "chest"

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

pa (noun, /pə/): "claw"

oopaditta (noun, /ʊpædɪɾæ/): "cloud"

ich (noun, /ɪx/): "coconut"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "crime"

im (noun, /ɪm/): "day"

ttakanal (noun, /ɾakənəl/): "dinner"

dine (noun, /dinɛ/): "dog"

ena (noun, /ɛnæ/): "drink"

imij (noun, /imij/): "dungeon"

wettett (noun, /wɛɾɛɾ/): "ear"

datti (noun, /dəɾɪ/): "earth"

atta (noun, /əɾə/): "egg"

unisa (noun, /unɪsə/): "elder"

zihas (noun, /zɪhæs/): "enemy"

iza (noun, /ɪzə/): "evening"

manit (noun, /manɪt/): "eye"

kitanay (noun, /kitəne/): "family"

attagasa (noun, /əɾəgəsæ/): "father"

zafad (noun, /zəfəd/): "feather"

nadaysa (noun, /nədesə/): "fight"

fittatha (noun, /fɪɾəðə/): "finger"

azawani (noun, /əzəwænɪ/): "fire"

ezaysaitta (noun, /ɛzesaɪɾæ/): "fish"

atsa (noun, /ətsə/): "flesh"

tapas (noun, /tapæs/): "foot"

asittasu (noun, /əsɪɾəsʌ/): "forest"

liva (noun, /lɪvə/): "fox"

adaybis (noun, /ædebis/): "friend"

nana (noun, /nənə/): "goose"

enit (noun, /ɛnɪt/): "grease"

ninidang (noun, /nɪnidəŋ/): "group"

attahath (noun, /əɾæhəð/): "gulf"

vith (noun, /vɪð/): "hair"

igi (noun, /ɪgɪ/): "hand"

tuvi (noun, /tʌvɪ/): "hat"

vamaiq (noun, /vəmaɪq/): "hate"

epavi (noun, /ɛpævi/): "head"

ainatt (noun, /aɪnəɾ/): "hill"

le (noun, /lɛ/): "horn"

ma (noun, /mə/): "horse"

rran (noun, /ran/): "house"

uhin (noun, /ʌhin/): "inn"

ida (noun, /ɪdə/): "island"

kakim (noun, /kəkɪm/): "jaw"

nabadas (noun, /nabədəs/): "lake"

ati (noun, /ətɪ/): "leaf"

isadi (noun, /isədɪ/): "leg"

lough (noun, /lɒ/): "liver"

la (noun, /lə/): "louse"

wamasin (noun, /wəməsɪn/): "love"

tti (noun, /ɾi/): "lunch"

az (noun, /əz/): "man"

ti (noun, /ti/): "many"

awthad (noun, /oðəd/): "meal"

asaws (noun, /əsos/): "metal"

oughlit (noun, /ɒlɪt/): "mine"

lalittu (noun, /ləliɾʌ/): "monster"

ukooman (noun, /ʌkʊmæn/): "moon"

dai (noun, /daɪ/): "morning"

witayshi (noun, /witeʃɪ/): "mother"

azazay (noun, /æzəze/): "mountain"

uttai (noun, /uɾaɪ/): "mouth"

sim (noun, /sɪm/): "name"

sasabap (noun, /səsəbəp/): "neck"

litt (noun, /liɾ/): "night"

ubayd (noun, /ubed/): "noodle"

levifi (noun, /lɛvɪfɪ/): "nose"

noughch (noun, /nɒtʃ/): "ocean"

ttiz (noun, /ɾiz/): "parent"

azaytava (noun, /æzetævə/): "path"

itta (noun, /iɾə/): "peace"

semay (noun, /sɛme/): "pepper"

nup (noun, /nup/): "person"

hahook (noun, /həhʊk/): "pie"

ayttahough (noun, /eɾəhɒ/): "pig"

ijedathi (noun, /ijɛdəði/): "rabbit"

epulat (noun, /ɛpulat/): "rain"

ma (noun, /mə/): "rat"

isaytta (noun, /iseɾə/): "river"

eni (noun, /ɛnɪ/): "robe"

uthitt (noun, /ʌðɪɾ/): "rock"

awtila (noun, /otɪlə/): "root"

athamaha (noun, /æðəməhə/): "salt"

ne (noun, /nɛ/): "sand"

titil (noun, /tɪtɪl/): "seed"

itami (noun, /ɪtəmɪ/): "sibling"

akida (noun, /ækidə/): "sister"

avaw (noun, /əvo/): "skin"

abett (noun, /əbɛɾ/): "sky"

aisattaf (noun, /aɪsəɾæf/): "smoke"

nithan (noun, /nɪðæn/): "snake"

nes (noun, /nɛs/): "soup"

kazizu (noun, /kəzɪzʌ/): "star"

ttoughpanut (noun, /ɾɒpənʌt/): "stew"

attalaw (noun, /əɾəlo/): "stomach"

oiv (noun, /ɔɪv/): "stone"

poomelap (noun, /pʊmɛləp/): "stream"

anaititt (noun, /ənaɪtiɾ/): "sun"

va (noun, /və/): "sword"

talaj (noun, /tæləj/): "tail"

idutta (noun, /ɪduɾə/): "tavern"

ttittough (noun, /ɾiɾɒ/): "thumb"

asa (noun, /əsə/): "tongue"

athasav (noun, /əðəsəv/): "tooth"

awlep (noun, /olɛp/): "tree"

ivi (noun, /ivi/): "truth"

mai (noun, /maɪ/): "uncle"

sana (noun, /sanə/): "valley"

ukittaha (noun, /ʌkiɾəhə/): "war"

ebapes (noun, /ɛbəpɛs/): "water"

kittutt (noun, /kiɾʌɾ/): "way"

iddemawjai (noun, /ɪɽɛmojaɪ/): "wine"

naizathi (noun, /naɪzəði/): "woman"

ettak (noun, /ɛɾak/): "word"