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Inata Dictionary

Pronouns

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

atti (pronoun, /aɾɪ/): "she"

iku (pronoun, /ɪkʌ/): "they"

ip (pronoun, /ɪp/): "you"

bi (pronoun, /bɪ/): "we"

tti (pronoun, /ɾɪ/): "I"

Articles

oughki (article, /ɒkɪ/): "a"

itough (article, /itɒ/): "the"

Prepositions

bootta (preposition, /bʊɾə/): "and"

ddiwawn (preposition, /ɽiwon/): "as"

ttoo (preposition, /ɾʊ/): "from"

pitusou (preposition, /pɪtʌsaʊ/): "in"

than (preposition, /θæn/): "of"

aisu (preposition, /aɪsʌ/): "or"

thali (preposition, /ðəli/): "to"

ttas (preposition, /ɾas/): "will"

ttima (preposition, /ɾɪmə/): "with"

Numbers

ttisasi (number, /ɾisæsɪ/): "zero"

fa (number, /fə/): "one"

aketi (number, /əkɛtɪ/): "two"

taibin (number, /taɪbin/): "three"

tafaw (number, /təfo/): "four"

leduthaw (number, /lɛdʌðo/): "five"

aytalay (number, /etəle/): "six"

ilange (number, /iləŋɛ/): "seven"

nazala (number, /nəzələ/): "eight"

al (number, /əl/): "nine"

attisa (number, /əɾɪsə/): "ten"

Questions

ettigiv (question, /ɛɾɪgɪv/): "what"

tal (question, /təl/): "who"

ttahi (question, /ɾəhɪ/): "how"

dumi (question, /dumɪ/): "why"

ibawnat (question, /ɪbonæt/): "when"

Interjections

ludooj (interjection, /lʌdʊdʒ/): "hello"

naws (interjection, /nos/): "goodbye"

thap (interjection, /ðæp/): "hey"

viheke (interjection, /vihɛkɛ/): "bye"

oottudu (interjection, /ʊɾʌdʌ/): "ouch"

danazu (interjection, /dənəzʌ/): "wow"

adasayga (interjection, /ədəsegæ/): "uh"

takett (interjection, /təkɛɾ/): "er"

masad (interjection, /məsəd/): "um"

Adverbs

tettalit (adverb, /tɛɾəlɪt/): "again"

in (adverb, /ɪn/): "now"

ja (adverb, /jæ/): "soon"

dah (adverb, /dəh/): "often"

inipa (adverb, /ɪnɪpə/): "sometimes"

ttattitha (adverb, /ɾəɾɪðæ/): "always"

nganadi (adverb, /ŋənædɪ/): "never"

ki (adverb, /kɪ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

nenada (adjective, /nɛnəda/): "aromatic"

idif (adjective, /idɪf/): "basted"

anizeh (adjective, /ənizɛh/): "big"

anap (adjective, /anəp/): "bitter"

akisawthe (adjective, /əkɪsoðɛ/): "black"

loughtutta (adjective, /lɒtʌɾə/): "blue"

lawapa (adjective, /ləwəpə/): "brown"

ulas (adjective, /uləs/): "chilled"

inatt (adjective, /ɪnəɾ/): "cold"

na (adjective, /nə/): "curried"

ati (adjective, /ətɪ/): "dark"

atizus (adjective, /ətɪzʌs/): "deep"

nis (adjective, /nɪs/): "divine"

dad (adjective, /dəd/): "drunk"

nabutt (adjective, /nəbuɾ/): "empty"

id (adjective, /ɪd/): "evil"

eki (adjective, /ɛkɪ/): "familiar"

noughne (adjective, /nɒnɛ/): "fat"

awkavap (adjective, /okəvæp/): "flat"

ngulitt (adjective, /ŋʌlɪɾ/): "frail"

natathan (adjective, /nətəðan/): "fried"

hiniz (adjective, /hɪniz/): "full"

mathoutais (adjective, /məðaʊtaɪs/): "good"

ttatinayj (adjective, /ɾətinej/): "green"

aleluj (adjective, /əlɛluj/): "grey"

akav (adjective, /əkæv/): "honest"

si (adjective, /si/): "hot"

ishas (adjective, /iʃəs/): "light"

tta (adjective, /ɾa/): "long"

taw (adjective, /to/): "loud"

thitath (adjective, /ðitəð/): "mortal"

al (adjective, /əl/): "mysterious"

nal (adjective, /nəl/): "narrow"

iwavutu (adjective, /ɪwəvʌtʌ/): "old"

inoon (adjective, /inʊn/): "orange"

iwodud (adjective, /ɪwɔdud/): "pungent"

ip (adjective, /ɪp/): "purple"

thanam (adjective, /ðənəm/): "quiet"

uvined (adjective, /uvinɛd/): "raw"

da (adjective, /də/): "rectangular"

satu (adjective, /sətu/): "red"

ih (adjective, /ɪh/): "roasted"

ittaina (adjective, /ɪɾaɪnə/): "round"

oughthaiza (adjective, /ɒðaɪzə/): "salty"

ttoughsoov (adjective, /ɾɒsʊv/): "savory"

thaz (adjective, /ðæz/): "shallow"

zivanith (adjective, /zɪvənɪð/): "short"

wuttakib (adjective, /wʌɾəkib/): "smoked"

efe (adjective, /ɛfɛ/): "sober"

tuja (adjective, /tʌdʒə/): "sour"

inim (adjective, /ɪnɪm/): "spicy"

ena (adjective, /ɛna/): "spiral"

ulithai (adjective, /uliðaɪ/): "square"

atitits (adjective, /ətitits/): "steamed"

azibu (adjective, /əzibu/): "strange"

zi (adjective, /zi/): "strong"

it (adjective, /ɪt/): "sturdy"

izittattough (adjective, /izɪɾəɾɒ/): "sweet"

vi (adjective, /vi/): "tall"

nap (adjective, /nəp/): "thick"

kal (adjective, /kəl/): "thin"

tisayb (adjective, /tɪseb/): "warm"

idasa (adjective, /ɪdæsə/): "weak"

ad (adjective, /əd/): "white"

pa (adjective, /pə/): "wide"

tit (adjective, /tit/): "yellow"

ttaylila (adjective, /ɾelɪlə/): "young"

Verbs

nangi (verb, /nəŋɪ/): "bake"

wettifi (verb, /wɛɾifɪ/): "be"

isunaza (verb, /ɪsʌnəzə/): "belong"

uttipi (verb, /uɾɪpɪ/): "bite"

outtashath (verb, /aʊɾəʃəð/): "break"

akatan (verb, /ækətən/): "burn"

hough (verb, /hɒ/): "come"

ib (verb, /ɪb/): "die"

sanaka (verb, /sənəkə/): "drink"

dithai (verb, /diðaɪ/): "eat"

aynege (verb, /enɛgɛ/): "fall"

api (verb, /əpɪ/): "fight"

sitoughshah (verb, /sitɒʃəh/): "find"

thanit (verb, /ðənɪt/): "fish"

esi (verb, /ɛsi/): "fly"

natta (verb, /nəɾə/): "frown"

itta (verb, /ɪɾə/): "go"

ith (verb, /ɪð/): "growl"

iteda (verb, /ɪtɛdə/): "hate"

ki (verb, /kɪ/): "have"

ttounaz (verb, /ɾaʊnəz/): "hear"

ttefi (verb, /ɾɛfi/): "hide"

alawe (verb, /ələwɛ/): "hold"

aylabil (verb, /eləbɪl/): "hunt"

ihew (verb, /ɪhɛw/): "jump"

da (verb, /də/): "kill"

dut (verb, /dut/): "know"

bit (verb, /bit/): "laugh"

fun (verb, /fun/): "lie"

anutt (verb, /ənuɾ/): "live"

vaisheti (verb, /vaɪʃɛtɪ/): "lose"

eteka (verb, /ɛtɛkə/): "love"

ki (verb, /kɪ/): "need"

kethav (verb, /kɛθæv/): "own"

oititu (verb, /ɔɪtɪtʌ/): "roast"

aidunga (verb, /aɪdʌŋə/): "run"

anibas (verb, /ənibas/): "see"

wamisu (verb, /wəmɪsʌ/): "sit"

at (verb, /ət/): "sleep"

tatavan (verb, /tətəvən/): "smell"

ivana (verb, /ɪvənə/): "smile"

am (verb, /əm/): "stand"

it (verb, /ɪt/): "strike"

famatai (verb, /fəmətaɪ/): "swallow"

safay (verb, /səfe/): "swim"

ungi (verb, /uŋi/): "taste"

ittiliv (verb, /iɾiliv/): "throw"

aidiluz (verb, /aɪdiluz/): "walk"

wudipe (verb, /wʌdɪpɛ/): "want"

Nouns

si (noun, /sɪ/): "afternoon"

subedin (noun, /subɛdɪn/): "ale"

anatta (noun, /ənəɾə/): "all"

esu (noun, /ɛsu/): "alligator"

wanap (noun, /wənæp/): "arm"

nid (noun, /nɪd/): "ash"

ttinun (noun, /ɾɪnʌn/): "aunt"

thitt (noun, /ðɪɾ/): "axe"

ku (noun, /kʌ/): "bark"

nava (noun, /nəvə/): "bay"

upu (noun, /upʌ/): "beer"

lasajash (noun, /lasəjəʃ/): "beet"

ajapatu (noun, /æjəpətu/): "bird"

tilela (noun, /tɪlɛlə/): "blood"

ttawttayniw (noun, /ɾoɾenɪw/): "boar"

ounoot (noun, /aʊnʊt/): "bone"

wilou (noun, /wilaʊ/): "breakfast"

asieta (noun, /əʒɛtə/): "breast"

laz (noun, /ləz/): "brother"

nipafu (noun, /nɪpəfu/): "castle"

il (noun, /ɪl/): "cat"

apetta (noun, /æpɛɾə/): "cat"

anib (noun, /anɪb/): "chest"

vazi (noun, /vəzɪ/): "chicken"

ittami (noun, /ɪɾæmɪ/): "claw"

ayvas (noun, /evəs/): "cloud"

abasha (noun, /æbəʃə/): "coconut"

kaychasaw (noun, /kechəso/): "crime"

ena (noun, /ɛnə/): "day"

ttizattou (noun, /ɾɪzəɾaʊ/): "dinner"

adoughnattay (noun, /ædɒnæɾe/): "dog"

douttayttid (noun, /daʊɾeɾid/): "drink"

taypa (noun, /tepə/): "dungeon"

mikath (noun, /mikəð/): "ear"

noughhoughja (noun, /nɒhɒdʒæ/): "earth"

inawsiv (noun, /ɪnosiv/): "egg"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "elder"

ttayki (noun, /ɾekɪ/): "enemy"

witit (noun, /witɪt/): "evening"

jihadi (noun, /jihədi/): "eye"

ditay (noun, /dɪte/): "family"

awchi (noun, /otʃi/): "father"

salawm (noun, /səlom/): "feather"

litt (noun, /lɪɾ/): "fight"

ativunu (noun, /ətɪvunʌ/): "finger"

athanatt (noun, /əðənəɾ/): "fire"

hu (noun, /hʌ/): "fish"

atazi (noun, /ətəzi/): "flesh"

ouche (noun, /aʊxɛ/): "foot"

ivahethi (noun, /ivəhɛθi/): "forest"

ba (noun, /bə/): "fox"

athizaz (noun, /əðizəz/): "friend"

dideb (noun, /dɪdɛb/): "goose"

deta (noun, /dɛtə/): "grease"

disalai (noun, /disəlaɪ/): "group"

attapatti (noun, /əɾəpæɾɪ/): "gulf"

enatt (noun, /ɛnaɾ/): "hair"

washez (noun, /wəʃɛz/): "hand"

utiji (noun, /utɪdʒɪ/): "hat"

al (noun, /əl/): "hate"

ikaluz (noun, /ɪkəluz/): "head"

as (noun, /əs/): "hill"

pawm (noun, /pom/): "horn"

inatti (noun, /inaɾi/): "horse"

ta (noun, /tə/): "house"

thikidd (noun, /ðɪkiɽ/): "inn"

oughtatta (noun, /ɒtəɾə/): "island"

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

ttaimaz (noun, /ɾaɪməz/): "lake"

iben (noun, /ɪbɛn/): "leaf"

itai (noun, /ɪtaɪ/): "leg"

ittilan (noun, /ɪɾɪlən/): "liver"

utt (noun, /ʌɾ/): "louse"

ittiluch (noun, /ɪɾiluch/): "love"

putti (noun, /pʌɾi/): "lunch"

nepiwu (noun, /nɛpɪwu/): "man"

vap (noun, /vəp/): "many"

attebi (noun, /əɾɛbɪ/): "meal"

tti (noun, /ɾi/): "metal"

itehah (noun, /ɪtɛhəh/): "mine"

da (noun, /də/): "monster"

amin (noun, /əmin/): "moon"

zawe (noun, /zəwɛ/): "morning"

niza (noun, /nɪzə/): "mother"

aj (noun, /ædʒ/): "mountain"

usai (noun, /ʌsaɪ/): "mouth"

peviti (noun, /pɛvitɪ/): "name"

oughtenoughta (noun, /ɒtɛnɒtə/): "neck"

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

ajith (noun, /əjɪð/): "noodle"

pina (noun, /pɪnæ/): "nose"

zi (noun, /zɪ/): "ocean"

attivati (noun, /əɾivætɪ/): "parent"

zabi (noun, /zəbɪ/): "path"

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

la (noun, /lə/): "pepper"

vittilis (noun, /viɾilɪs/): "person"

uttoush (noun, /uɾaʊʃ/): "pie"

amatan (noun, /əmətən/): "pig"

ttavayl (noun, /ɾəvel/): "rabbit"

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

vaz (noun, /vəz/): "rat"

adalipi (noun, /ədælɪpɪ/): "river"

af (noun, /əf/): "robe"

ettul (noun, /ɛɾʌl/): "rock"

saban (noun, /səbən/): "root"

sazatin (noun, /səzætɪn/): "salt"

etusa (noun, /ɛtʌsə/): "sand"

ttaneth (noun, /ɾənɛð/): "seed"

ajai (noun, /əjaɪ/): "sibling"

egattuth (noun, /ɛgəɾʌð/): "sister"

adot (noun, /ədɔt/): "skin"

ipa (noun, /ɪpæ/): "sky"

asith (noun, /æsið/): "smoke"

awitadi (noun, /əwɪtədɪ/): "snake"

waypa (noun, /wepə/): "soup"

ttithatet (noun, /ɾiθətɛt/): "star"

tinawtung (noun, /tinotuŋ/): "stew"

ikasama (noun, /ɪkəsəmæ/): "stomach"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "stone"

thattaith (noun, /ðəɾaɪð/): "stream"

liwithun (noun, /lɪwiðun/): "sun"

thiv (noun, /ðɪv/): "sword"

uza (noun, /ʌzə/): "tail"

sittattett (noun, /sɪɾəɾɛɾ/): "tavern"

da (noun, /də/): "thumb"

iba (noun, /ɪbə/): "tongue"

duzalatt (noun, /duzələɾ/): "tooth"

ttatip (noun, /ɾətɪp/): "tree"

latith (noun, /latɪð/): "truth"

is (noun, /ɪs/): "uncle"

nizutt (noun, /nɪzʌɾ/): "valley"

aidetana (noun, /aɪdɛtənə/): "war"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "water"

eni (noun, /ɛni/): "way"

fattai (noun, /fəɾaɪ/): "wine"

oughttuzatt (noun, /ɒɾuzəɾ/): "woman"

tawpe (noun, /topɛ/): "word"