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Tanawfan

Tanawfan Dictionary

Pronouns

az (pronoun, /æz/): "he"

ttoof (pronoun, /ɾʊf/): "she"

un (pronoun, /ʌn/): "they"

isi (pronoun, /ɪsɪ/): "you"

lay (pronoun, /le/): "we"

inai (pronoun, /ɪnaɪ/): "I"

Articles

tan (article, /tən/): "a"

za (article, /zə/): "the"

Prepositions

ufaci (preposition, /ufəcɪ/): "and"

uw (preposition, /uw/): "as"

thay (preposition, /ðe/): "from"

awb (preposition, /ob/): "in"

ired (preposition, /iɹɛd/): "of"

aj (preposition, /ədʒ/): "or"

oughtato (preposition, /ɒtatɔ/): "to"

sachoughva (preposition, /sətʃɒvə/): "will"

kitag (preposition, /kɪtəg/): "with"

Numbers

ihin (number, /ɪhɪn/): "zero"

athothisi (number, /əðɔðɪsɪ/): "one"

saw (number, /so/): "two"

atattouva (number, /ətæɾaʊvə/): "three"

aittuttosa (number, /aɪɾuɾɔsə/): "four"

toughza (number, /tɒzə/): "five"

aithatait (number, /aɪðətaɪt/): "six"

zoughw (number, /zɒw/): "seven"

ut (number, /ut/): "eight"

emarr (number, /ɛmər/): "nine"

afi (number, /əfɪ/): "ten"

Questions

efett (question, /ɛfɛɾ/): "what"

ibab (question, /ɪbəb/): "who"

azingough (question, /æzɪŋɒ/): "how"

oughf (question, /ɒf/): "why"

avufi (question, /əvufi/): "when"

Interjections

nawtasi (interjection, /notəʒ/): "hello"

uv (interjection, /ʌv/): "goodbye"

vewathi (interjection, /vɛwəðɪ/): "hey"

aminiv (interjection, /əminɪv/): "bye"

inattut (interjection, /inəɾut/): "ouch"

nattat (interjection, /nəɾat/): "wow"

nuna (interjection, /nunə/): "uh"

tushihoi (interjection, /tʌʃihɔɪ/): "er"

oughttupitt (interjection, /ɒɾupɪɾ/): "um"

Adverbs

aynasi (adverb, /enəsɪ/): "again"

bi (adverb, /bɪ/): "now"

ettaywed (adverb, /ɛɾewɛd/): "soon"

vi (adverb, /vɪ/): "often"

ewejut (adverb, /ɛwɛjʌt/): "sometimes"

ayttaigouwa (adverb, /eɾaɪgaʊwæ/): "always"

zim (adverb, /zim/): "never"

if (adverb, /ɪf/): "seldom"

Adjectives

izuttaz (adjective, /ɪzʌɾəz/): "aromatic"

se (adjective, /sɛ/): "basted"

mihawfam (adjective, /mihofəm/): "big"

jutti (adjective, /juɾɪ/): "bitter"

datta (adjective, /dəɾə/): "black"

ila (adjective, /ilə/): "blue"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "brown"

ith (adjective, /ið/): "chilled"

irrali (adjective, /ɪrəlɪ/): "cold"

palanib (adjective, /pələnib/): "curried"

na (adjective, /nə/): "dark"

aythaikoughtt (adjective, /eðaɪkɒɾ/): "deep"

oughnadith (adjective, /ɒnədɪð/): "divine"

enitivi (adjective, /ɛnitɪvɪ/): "drunk"

it (adjective, /ɪt/): "empty"

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

iwazootu (adjective, /ɪwæzʊtʌ/): "familiar"

ikani (adjective, /ikənɪ/): "fat"

iwaba (adjective, /ɪwəbə/): "flat"

tabak (adjective, /təbək/): "frail"

sa (adjective, /sa/): "fried"

ala (adjective, /ələ/): "full"

dattid (adjective, /dəɾid/): "good"

af (adjective, /əf/): "green"

eshimaki (adjective, /ɛʃɪməkɪ/): "grey"

un (adjective, /ʌn/): "honest"

nakai (adjective, /nəkaɪ/): "hot"

anuttu (adjective, /ənʌɾʌ/): "light"

mitt (adjective, /mɪɾ/): "long"

ainin (adjective, /aɪnɪn/): "loud"

sapu (adjective, /sapu/): "mortal"

ittebi (adjective, /ɪɾɛbɪ/): "mysterious"

wit (adjective, /wit/): "narrow"

vabe (adjective, /vəbɛ/): "old"

sanga (adjective, /sæŋə/): "orange"

nipana (adjective, /nipənə/): "pungent"

thattaitout (adjective, /ðəɾaɪtaʊt/): "purple"

ilaynazu (adjective, /ɪlenæzu/): "quiet"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "raw"

lan (adjective, /læn/): "rectangular"

uja (adjective, /ʌjə/): "red"

awk (adjective, /ok/): "roasted"

shitt (adjective, /ʃɪɾ/): "round"

ttad (adjective, /ɾəd/): "salty"

up (adjective, /ʌp/): "savory"

ootuttathou (adjective, /ʊtuɾəθaʊ/): "shallow"

fini (adjective, /finɪ/): "short"

lay (adjective, /le/): "smoked"

attitt (adjective, /əɾɪɾ/): "sober"

idim (adjective, /idɪm/): "sour"

dizamou (adjective, /dizəmaʊ/): "spicy"

dizana (adjective, /dɪzənə/): "spiral"

butayn (adjective, /bʌten/): "square"

at (adjective, /ət/): "steamed"

ida (adjective, /idə/): "strange"

alathasa (adjective, /ələðəsə/): "strong"

ivatu (adjective, /ɪvətʌ/): "sturdy"

baz (adjective, /bəz/): "sweet"

this (adjective, /ðis/): "tall"

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

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

ibamatt (adjective, /ɪbaməɾ/): "warm"

unuhatta (adjective, /ʌnuhəɾə/): "weak"

di (adjective, /dɪ/): "white"

ata (adjective, /ətæ/): "wide"

sipagu (adjective, /sɪpəgʌ/): "yellow"

tichika (adjective, /titʃɪkə/): "young"

Verbs

nasi (verb, /nasɪ/): "bake"

awkathath (verb, /okaðað/): "be"

zimetil (verb, /zɪmɛtɪl/): "belong"

achach (verb, /ətʃəx/): "bite"

ilata (verb, /ɪlətə/): "break"

inaz (verb, /ɪnaz/): "burn"

isaymatt (verb, /iseməɾ/): "come"

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

eponam (verb, /ɛpɔnəm/): "drink"

nasibez (verb, /nasɪbɛz/): "eat"

ez (verb, /ɛz/): "fall"

lanu (verb, /lənu/): "fight"

woughtt (verb, /wɒɾ/): "find"

asoughlath (verb, /əsɒləð/): "fish"

jazitta (verb, /jəzɪɾə/): "fly"

boughna (verb, /bɒnə/): "frown"

iwagutti (verb, /ɪwəguɾɪ/): "go"

isihaha (verb, /ɪsihəhə/): "growl"

nifa (verb, /nɪfə/): "hate"

ath (verb, /əð/): "have"

wawthayd (verb, /woðed/): "hear"

nganuwai (verb, /ŋənuwaɪ/): "hide"

an (verb, /ən/): "hold"

nukai (verb, /nʌkaɪ/): "hunt"

detet (verb, /dɛtɛt/): "jump"

ttedized (verb, /ɾɛdizɛd/): "kill"

inan (verb, /ɪnæn/): "know"

ttab (verb, /ɾəb/): "laugh"

azaden (verb, /əzədɛn/): "lie"

ittayjifa (verb, /ɪɾejɪfə/): "live"

akash (verb, /ækəʃ/): "lose"

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

ijett (verb, /ijɛɾ/): "need"

sough (verb, /sɒ/): "own"

li (verb, /lɪ/): "roast"

at (verb, /ət/): "run"

epanani (verb, /ɛpənənɪ/): "see"

itutu (verb, /ɪtutʌ/): "sit"

tise (verb, /tisɛ/): "sleep"

attelati (verb, /əɾɛləti/): "smell"

latha (verb, /ləðæ/): "smile"

ih (verb, /ɪh/): "stand"

siwadough (verb, /sɪwædɒ/): "strike"

ddatitam (verb, /ɽətɪtæm/): "swallow"

uzil (verb, /ʌzil/): "swim"

idai (verb, /idaɪ/): "taste"

isuzatay (verb, /ɪsuzæte/): "throw"

nal (verb, /nəl/): "walk"

elas (verb, /ɛlæs/): "want"

Nouns

shep (noun, /ʃɛp/): "afternoon"

ayut (noun, /əyʌt/): "ale"

sain (noun, /saɪn/): "all"

nawus (noun, /nəwus/): "alligator"

hetta (noun, /hɛɾə/): "arm"

nga (noun, /ŋə/): "ash"

ttibuttin (noun, /ɾɪbuɾɪn/): "aunt"

avettutha (noun, /ævɛɾʌðə/): "axe"

davi (noun, /dəvi/): "bark"

ittattani (noun, /ɪɾəɾənɪ/): "bay"

nit (noun, /nɪt/): "beer"

maisatt (noun, /maɪsæɾ/): "beet"

ise (noun, /ɪsɛ/): "bird"

attutten (noun, /əɾuɾɛn/): "blood"

kane (noun, /kənɛ/): "boar"

sa (noun, /sæ/): "bone"

af (noun, /æf/): "breakfast"

me (noun, /mɛ/): "breast"

aboughtipa (noun, /əbɒtɪpə/): "brother"

ttungoulan (noun, /ɾuŋaʊlən/): "castle"

atanawzi (noun, /ətənozi/): "cat"

fijig (noun, /fidʒɪg/): "cat"

tawini (noun, /təwinɪ/): "chest"

kazilu (noun, /kæzɪlu/): "chicken"

nenishough (noun, /nɛniʃɒ/): "claw"

um (noun, /ʌm/): "cloud"

tap (noun, /təp/): "coconut"

gaw (noun, /go/): "crime"

oubut (noun, /aʊbʌt/): "day"

matt (noun, /məɾ/): "dinner"

vi (noun, /vɪ/): "dog"

as (noun, /əs/): "drink"

at (noun, /ət/): "dungeon"

sha (noun, /ʃə/): "ear"

ipa (noun, /ɪpa/): "earth"

ib (noun, /ib/): "egg"

tamav (noun, /təməv/): "elder"

ethub (noun, /ɛðʌb/): "enemy"

zuttu (noun, /zʌɾʌ/): "evening"

adaytuli (noun, /ædetuli/): "eye"

ut (noun, /ut/): "family"

isayttas (noun, /ɪseɾəs/): "father"

najamath (noun, /nəjəməð/): "feather"

ttiwutt (noun, /ɾiwuɾ/): "fight"

ttini (noun, /ɾɪni/): "finger"

aynazida (noun, /enəzidə/): "fire"

ttabahaj (noun, /ɾəbəhəj/): "fish"

oughbahu (noun, /ɒbəhʌ/): "flesh"

as (noun, /əs/): "foot"

gunga (noun, /guŋa/): "forest"

thadedad (noun, /ðədɛdəd/): "fox"

aisi (noun, /aɪʒ/): "friend"

tatana (noun, /tətənə/): "goose"

ash (noun, /æʃ/): "grease"

asazi (noun, /əsəzɪ/): "group"

la (noun, /lə/): "gulf"

ttusaja (noun, /ɾusəjə/): "hair"

attani (noun, /əɾænɪ/): "hand"

uthough (noun, /ʌθɒ/): "hat"

nafat (noun, /næfət/): "hate"

edayt (noun, /ɛdet/): "head"

zoofoughv (noun, /zʊfɒv/): "hill"

doughsh (noun, /dɒʃ/): "horn"

thazuk (noun, /ðazuk/): "horse"

ays (noun, /es/): "house"

uttin (noun, /uɾin/): "inn"

ilitha (noun, /ilɪðə/): "island"

pazittatt (noun, /pæzɪɾəɾ/): "jaw"

matti (noun, /maɾi/): "lake"

ihokavi (noun, /ihɔkævɪ/): "leaf"

epoughh (noun, /ɛpɒh/): "leg"

athafath (noun, /əðəfæð/): "liver"

eb (noun, /ɛb/): "louse"

esithin (noun, /ɛsɪðɪn/): "love"

atape (noun, /ətəpɛ/): "lunch"

ladil (noun, /lædil/): "man"

attin (noun, /əɾin/): "many"

nidi (noun, /nɪdɪ/): "meal"

atta (noun, /əɾə/): "metal"

aluza (noun, /æluzə/): "mine"

tazaseg (noun, /təzəsɛg/): "monster"

ubanatha (noun, /ʌbənəðə/): "moon"

si (noun, /sɪ/): "morning"

oughne (noun, /ɒnɛ/): "mother"

uzapan (noun, /uzəpən/): "mountain"

chaifidaf (noun, /tʃaɪfidəf/): "mouth"

ivattaj (noun, /ɪvəɾadʒ/): "name"

kayla (noun, /kelə/): "neck"

ishatt (noun, /ɪʃæɾ/): "night"

en (noun, /ɛn/): "noodle"

ikelam (noun, /ɪkɛlæm/): "nose"

sitatav (noun, /sitətəv/): "ocean"

ekata (noun, /ɛkətə/): "parent"

attin (noun, /æɾɪn/): "path"

ewattali (noun, /ɛwəɾəlɪ/): "peace"

tasad (noun, /təsəd/): "pepper"

amaqutha (noun, /əməqʌðə/): "person"

thi (noun, /ði/): "pie"

awhout (noun, /ohaʊt/): "pig"

ake (noun, /əkɛ/): "rabbit"

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

awv (noun, /ov/): "rat"

aysitta (noun, /esiɾə/): "river"

lunih (noun, /lʌnih/): "robe"

ngamalej (noun, /ŋəməlɛj/): "rock"

nettabij (noun, /nɛɾəbɪdʒ/): "root"

nar (noun, /nəɹ/): "salt"

data (noun, /dætə/): "sand"

tajoo (noun, /tədʒʊ/): "seed"

shadaihi (noun, /ʃædaɪhɪ/): "sibling"

mash (noun, /maʃ/): "sister"

azittufi (noun, /æzɪɾufɪ/): "skin"

awngit (noun, /oŋɪt/): "sky"

ahited (noun, /əhitɛd/): "smoke"

busa (noun, /bʌsə/): "snake"

azaysan (noun, /əzesən/): "soup"

ida (noun, /ɪda/): "star"

aki (noun, /əki/): "stew"

hattawn (noun, /həɾon/): "stomach"

attu (noun, /æɾu/): "stone"

tha (noun, /ðə/): "stream"

idinat (noun, /idɪnət/): "sun"

nanu (noun, /nənu/): "sword"

oughtaynattu (noun, /ɒtenəɾu/): "tail"

azaytt (noun, /əzeɾ/): "tavern"

adat (noun, /ədət/): "thumb"

puthisaytt (noun, /puθɪseɾ/): "tongue"

oosujat (noun, /ʊsʌjæt/): "tooth"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "tree"

though (noun, /ðɒ/): "truth"

hoottedoom (noun, /hʊɾɛdʊm/): "uncle"

dah (noun, /dah/): "valley"

ati (noun, /ətɪ/): "war"

sethoung (noun, /sɛðaʊŋ/): "water"

utaidivay (noun, /ʌtaɪdɪve/): "way"

aniba (noun, /ænibə/): "wine"

aziputt (noun, /əzɪpʌɾ/): "woman"

oichakafa (noun, /ɔɪtʃəkəfə/): "word"