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Eshud

Eshud Dictionary

Pronouns

dap (pronoun, /dəp/): "he"

va (pronoun, /va/): "she"

aina (pronoun, /aɪnə/): "they"

ewi (pronoun, /ɛwi/): "you"

fip (pronoun, /fɪp/): "we"

tte (pronoun, /ɾɛ/): "I"

Articles

mah (article, /mæh/): "a"

sas (article, /səs/): "the"

Prepositions

wathiti (preposition, /wæðɪtɪ/): "and"

oughtt (preposition, /ɒɾ/): "as"

nadale (preposition, /nədalɛ/): "from"

atha (preposition, /əðə/): "in"

natt (preposition, /næɾ/): "of"

natuj (preposition, /nətudʒ/): "or"

ikesimi (preposition, /ɪkɛsimɪ/): "to"

tunoot (preposition, /tunʊt/): "will"

taitta (preposition, /taɪɾə/): "with"

Numbers

kiz (number, /kiz/): "zero"

mabavid (number, /məbəvɪd/): "one"

ttave (number, /ɾəvɛ/): "two"

thivame (number, /ðɪvəmɛ/): "three"

natayb (number, /næteb/): "four"

sa (number, /sə/): "five"

laidu (number, /laɪdʌ/): "six"

laiwettash (number, /laɪwɛɾəʃ/): "seven"

arattan (number, /əɹəɾən/): "eight"

mitta (number, /mɪɾə/): "nine"

law (number, /lo/): "ten"

Questions

ath (question, /əθ/): "what"

aisiha (question, /aɪsɪhə/): "who"

aithilifu (question, /aɪðilɪfu/): "how"

adi (question, /ædi/): "why"

boughhutti (question, /bɒhuɾɪ/): "when"

Interjections

pak (interjection, /pək/): "hello"

tuzit (interjection, /tuzit/): "goodbye"

sett (interjection, /sɛɾ/): "hey"

ajavun (interjection, /æjəvʌn/): "bye"

panas (interjection, /pənæs/): "ouch"

tta (interjection, /ɾə/): "wow"

aninak (interjection, /əninək/): "uh"

af (interjection, /əf/): "er"

maikutha (interjection, /maɪkʌðə/): "um"

Adverbs

palis (adverb, /pælis/): "again"

da (adverb, /dæ/): "now"

anip (adverb, /ənɪp/): "soon"

isithatha (adverb, /ɪsɪθəðə/): "often"

itiju (adverb, /ɪtɪdʒʌ/): "sometimes"

ak (adverb, /ək/): "always"

patagid (adverb, /pətəgɪd/): "never"

tanid (adverb, /tənɪd/): "seldom"

Adjectives

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

ad (adjective, /əd/): "basted"

utiw (adjective, /ʌtɪw/): "big"

nathet (adjective, /nəðɛt/): "bitter"

ithura (adjective, /ɪðʌɹə/): "black"

doughduditt (adjective, /dɒdʌdiɾ/): "blue"

thittouga (adjective, /ðɪɾaʊgə/): "brown"

tathalak (adjective, /taðalək/): "chilled"

izatta (adjective, /ɪzəɾæ/): "cold"

didittik (adjective, /didɪɾik/): "curried"

noughthayf (adjective, /nɒðef/): "dark"

imou (adjective, /imaʊ/): "deep"

ttough (adjective, /ɾɒ/): "divine"

wal (adjective, /wəl/): "drunk"

apizel (adjective, /æpizɛl/): "empty"

kasuttas (adjective, /kəsʌɾæs/): "evil"

ak (adjective, /ək/): "familiar"

tti (adjective, /ɾɪ/): "fat"

edoukithe (adjective, /ɛdaʊkɪðɛ/): "flat"

sietinih (adjective, /ʒɛtɪnɪh/): "frail"

tulisit (adjective, /tulɪsit/): "fried"

azu (adjective, /azʌ/): "full"

gen (adjective, /gɛn/): "good"

pidaytawsh (adjective, /pidetoʃ/): "green"

tteshu (adjective, /ɾɛʃʌ/): "grey"

zanazeh (adjective, /zənəzɛh/): "honest"

ngawttit (adjective, /ŋoɾɪt/): "hot"

guda (adjective, /gʌdə/): "light"

ivaytt (adjective, /ɪveɾ/): "long"

tattap (adjective, /təɾəp/): "loud"

nijaj (adjective, /nɪdʒəj/): "mortal"

attathapa (adjective, /əɾəðəpæ/): "mysterious"

izafath (adjective, /ɪzəfəð/): "narrow"

kitetat (adjective, /kɪtɛtat/): "old"

anisa (adjective, /ænɪsə/): "orange"

ttu (adjective, /ɾʌ/): "pungent"

atta (adjective, /aɾə/): "purple"

aythai (adjective, /eðaɪ/): "quiet"

unough (adjective, /ʌnɒ/): "raw"

awma (adjective, /omæ/): "rectangular"

awat (adjective, /æwæt/): "red"

it (adjective, /ɪt/): "roasted"

ikough (adjective, /ɪkɒ/): "round"

at (adjective, /ət/): "salty"

ki (adjective, /kɪ/): "savory"

isuzutti (adjective, /ɪsuzʌɾɪ/): "shallow"

linu (adjective, /lɪnʌ/): "short"

ima (adjective, /imə/): "smoked"

niwipatt (adjective, /nɪwipaɾ/): "sober"

az (adjective, /əz/): "sour"

oughttumaittou (adjective, /ɒɾʌmaɪɾaʊ/): "spicy"

iledi (adjective, /ɪlɛdi/): "spiral"

ithudibi (adjective, /iðʌdɪbɪ/): "square"

si (adjective, /sɪ/): "steamed"

asa (adjective, /æsæ/): "strange"

aliwoott (adjective, /əlɪwʊɾ/): "strong"

apittu (adjective, /əpɪɾʌ/): "sturdy"

qinihik (adjective, /qɪnihɪk/): "sweet"

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

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

daseb (adjective, /dəsɛb/): "thin"

no (adjective, /nɔ/): "warm"

tina (adjective, /tɪnə/): "weak"

dinazoughtt (adjective, /dɪnəzɒɾ/): "white"

tathes (adjective, /təðɛs/): "wide"

kachath (adjective, /kæxæθ/): "yellow"

fuzatough (adjective, /fuzætɒ/): "young"

Verbs

ik (verb, /ik/): "bake"

ayttik (verb, /eɾɪk/): "be"

ttuzai (verb, /ɾʌzaɪ/): "belong"

at (verb, /ət/): "bite"

huts (verb, /hʌts/): "break"

asinam (verb, /əsɪnæm/): "burn"

chaide (verb, /tʃaɪdɛ/): "come"

an (verb, /ən/): "die"

anu (verb, /ənu/): "drink"

adasas (verb, /ədəsəs/): "eat"

adak (verb, /ədək/): "fall"

tanim (verb, /tanɪm/): "fight"

ipoob (verb, /ipʊb/): "find"

pahatay (verb, /pəhate/): "fish"

aw (verb, /əw/): "fly"

usadihai (verb, /usædihaɪ/): "frown"

av (verb, /əv/): "go"

zume (verb, /zumɛ/): "growl"

poughgooshi (verb, /pɒgʊʃi/): "hate"

attise (verb, /æɾisɛ/): "have"

itawdu (verb, /itodu/): "hear"

ttijasett (verb, /ɾɪjəsɛɾ/): "hide"

ta (verb, /tə/): "hold"

lamathay (verb, /læməðe/): "hunt"

tay (verb, /te/): "jump"

oopanin (verb, /ʊpanin/): "kill"

adafal (verb, /ədæfəl/): "know"

nough (verb, /nɒ/): "laugh"

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

atan (verb, /ətən/): "live"

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

ayhetoughl (verb, /ehɛtɒl/): "love"

anoughjid (verb, /ənɒjɪd/): "need"

ab (verb, /æb/): "own"

ttitta (verb, /ɾɪɾə/): "roast"

dattapett (verb, /dæɾæpɛɾ/): "run"

sibanaw (verb, /sɪbæno/): "see"

mazoughth (verb, /məzɒð/): "sit"

ite (verb, /ɪtɛ/): "sleep"

unittaidda (verb, /ʌnɪɾaɪɽə/): "smell"

choughnaima (verb, /tʃɒnaɪmə/): "smile"

awnakaw (verb, /onəko/): "stand"

ttangapatt (verb, /ɾəŋapaɾ/): "strike"

zi (verb, /zi/): "swallow"

se (verb, /sɛ/): "swim"

tunan (verb, /tunən/): "taste"

nipi (verb, /nɪpɪ/): "throw"

anutt (verb, /ənʌɾ/): "walk"

ab (verb, /əb/): "want"

Nouns

ttik (noun, /ɾik/): "afternoon"

ehitti (noun, /ɛhiɾɪ/): "ale"

paikouvin (noun, /paɪkaʊvin/): "all"

bathahay (noun, /bəðəhe/): "alligator"

fali (noun, /fəlɪ/): "arm"

usa (noun, /ʌsə/): "ash"

aittoughnal (noun, /aɪɾɒnəl/): "aunt"

asitt (noun, /əsiɾ/): "axe"

atadiva (noun, /ətədɪvə/): "bark"

kav (noun, /kav/): "bay"

inalithu (noun, /ɪnælɪðu/): "beer"

afi (noun, /əfɪ/): "beet"

ettani (noun, /ɛɾanɪ/): "bird"

ittijap (noun, /ɪɾɪjæp/): "blood"

ath (noun, /əθ/): "boar"

id (noun, /id/): "bone"

al (noun, /əl/): "breakfast"

ubayshak (noun, /ʌbeʃək/): "breast"

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

ttanik (noun, /ɾənik/): "castle"

lanayn (noun, /lænen/): "cat"

eh (noun, /ɛh/): "cat"

lanumu (noun, /lənʌmu/): "chest"

patta (noun, /pəɾə/): "chicken"

vikas (noun, /vɪkæs/): "claw"

awnili (noun, /onɪlɪ/): "cloud"

chik (noun, /tʃɪk/): "coconut"

anat (noun, /ənət/): "crime"

out (noun, /aʊt/): "day"

ada (noun, /adæ/): "dinner"

pait (noun, /paɪt/): "dog"

athuthath (noun, /əðuðəθ/): "drink"

shengin (noun, /ʃɛŋɪn/): "dungeon"

nuttipal (noun, /nuɾɪpæl/): "ear"

akachaka (noun, /akaxəkæ/): "earth"

ukepuz (noun, /ukɛpʌz/): "egg"

awtt (noun, /oɾ/): "elder"

anahitt (noun, /ənəhɪɾ/): "enemy"

ad (noun, /əd/): "evening"

idiju (noun, /ɪdɪdʒu/): "eye"

asaym (noun, /əsem/): "family"

this (noun, /ðis/): "father"

azai (noun, /əzaɪ/): "feather"

iza (noun, /ɪzə/): "fight"

doo (noun, /dʊ/): "finger"

eni (noun, /ɛnɪ/): "fire"

ttalafath (noun, /ɾələfað/): "fish"

zaz (noun, /zəz/): "flesh"

mawa (noun, /məwə/): "foot"

oughtuwis (noun, /ɒtʌwɪs/): "forest"

iwalus (noun, /ɪwəlus/): "fox"

nanayn (noun, /nənen/): "friend"

vuttu (noun, /vuɾʌ/): "goose"

attative (noun, /əɾətɪvɛ/): "grease"

ada (noun, /ədə/): "group"

api (noun, /æpi/): "gulf"

ivattit (noun, /ɪvəɾit/): "hair"

sisiwuk (noun, /sisɪwuk/): "hand"

uttayt (noun, /uɾet/): "hat"

natt (noun, /nəɾ/): "hate"

thaqatt (noun, /ðəqəɾ/): "head"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "hill"

hittad (noun, /hɪɾəd/): "horn"

aysi (noun, /esɪ/): "horse"

thagadat (noun, /ðəgədət/): "house"

ipenen (noun, /ɪpɛnɛn/): "inn"

ana (noun, /ænæ/): "island"

tishitt (noun, /tɪʃiɾ/): "jaw"

ttayttawnat (noun, /ɾeɾonət/): "lake"

ungan (noun, /ʌŋan/): "leaf"

ijita (noun, /ɪdʒitə/): "leg"

fi (noun, /fɪ/): "liver"

uthi (noun, /ʌðɪ/): "louse"

aittata (noun, /aɪɾətə/): "love"

tih (noun, /tɪh/): "lunch"

apateze (noun, /əpætɛzɛ/): "man"

tebaisa (noun, /tɛbaɪsə/): "many"

ttapadip (noun, /ɾəpədɪp/): "meal"

thiv (noun, /ðɪv/): "metal"

zalihaitt (noun, /zælɪhaɪɾ/): "mine"

tani (noun, /tənɪ/): "monster"

jiyittad (noun, /dʒɪyɪɾəd/): "moon"

nuth (noun, /nʌð/): "morning"

jittuci (noun, /jɪɾʌci/): "mother"

thakifough (noun, /θəkifɒ/): "mountain"

itehis (noun, /ɪtɛhis/): "mouth"

wu (noun, /wʌ/): "name"

akasa (noun, /əkəsə/): "neck"

hattou (noun, /həɾaʊ/): "night"

atedim (noun, /atɛdɪm/): "noodle"

ttaz (noun, /ɾəz/): "nose"

ige (noun, /ɪgɛ/): "ocean"

esaw (noun, /ɛso/): "parent"

chuwa (noun, /xʌwə/): "path"

akawnan (noun, /akonən/): "peace"

pawisah (noun, /pəwɪsah/): "pepper"

zaidi (noun, /zaɪdi/): "person"

ek (noun, /ɛk/): "pie"

uhasal (noun, /ʌhæsæl/): "pig"

thamay (noun, /ðəme/): "rabbit"

ought (noun, /ɒt/): "rain"

eletta (noun, /ɛlɛɾæ/): "rat"

oughway (noun, /ɒwe/): "river"

emasuf (noun, /ɛmasuf/): "robe"

qawloughn (noun, /qolɒn/): "rock"

idazatt (noun, /ɪdəzəɾ/): "root"

thani (noun, /θəni/): "salt"

aytepini (noun, /etɛpini/): "sand"

zatha (noun, /zæðə/): "seed"

attihaitt (noun, /əɾɪhaɪɾ/): "sibling"

hiten (noun, /hɪtɛn/): "sister"

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

siwatte (noun, /sɪwəɾɛ/): "sky"

hawlasai (noun, /holəsaɪ/): "smoke"

mittaip (noun, /mɪɾaɪp/): "snake"

unipida (noun, /ʌnɪpɪdə/): "soup"

uzakig (noun, /uzəkɪg/): "star"

anaytt (noun, /əneɾ/): "stew"

aisedana (noun, /aɪsɛdənə/): "stomach"

noughji (noun, /nɒjɪ/): "stone"

nidich (noun, /nɪdɪtʃ/): "stream"

igavu (noun, /igəvu/): "sun"

idais (noun, /ɪdaɪs/): "sword"

ttuttab (noun, /ɾʌɾab/): "tail"

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

akav (noun, /əkəv/): "thumb"

nayv (noun, /nev/): "tongue"

ava (noun, /əvə/): "tooth"

wakit (noun, /wækɪt/): "tree"

avi (noun, /avɪ/): "truth"

ttukime (noun, /ɾʌkɪmɛ/): "uncle"

sit (noun, /sɪt/): "valley"

tisittan (noun, /tɪsiɾən/): "war"

aches (noun, /ətʃɛs/): "water"

eninoim (noun, /ɛnɪnɔɪm/): "way"

ematoobu (noun, /ɛmətʊbʌ/): "wine"

datt (noun, /dəɾ/): "woman"

lais (noun, /laɪs/): "word"