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Natiba

Natiba Dictionary

Pronouns

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

at (pronoun, /æt/): "she"

ad (pronoun, /əd/): "they"

ad (pronoun, /ad/): "you"

aynu (pronoun, /enʌ/): "we"

aytti (pronoun, /eɾɪ/): "I"

Articles

an (article, /ən/): "a"

thai (article, /ðaɪ/): "the"

Prepositions

tay (preposition, /te/): "and"

pelawf (preposition, /pɛlof/): "as"

aytittidi (preposition, /etiɾɪdɪ/): "from"

lichawdah (preposition, /lɪtʃodəh/): "in"

amip (preposition, /amip/): "of"

alepum (preposition, /əlɛpʌm/): "or"

dikat (preposition, /dikət/): "to"

naddi (preposition, /nəɽɪ/): "will"

aja (preposition, /əjə/): "with"

Numbers

ten (number, /tɛn/): "zero"

la (number, /læ/): "one"

laygisi (number, /legɪsɪ/): "two"

kathanuh (number, /kəðənʌh/): "three"

ayz (number, /ez/): "four"

ttafaws (number, /ɾəfos/): "five"

butehub (number, /bʌtɛhub/): "six"

hag (number, /hæg/): "seven"

ililarr (number, /ɪlɪlær/): "eight"

afi (number, /əfɪ/): "nine"

pupaf (number, /pupəf/): "ten"

Questions

akatath (question, /əkətæð/): "what"

apiz (question, /əpiz/): "who"

ike (question, /ikɛ/): "how"

ahatt (question, /əhəɾ/): "why"

ttaddudat (question, /ɾəɽʌdət/): "when"

Interjections

attajaw (interjection, /əɾædʒo/): "hello"

aim (interjection, /aɪm/): "goodbye"

alettudu (interjection, /əlɛɾudʌ/): "hey"

akawip (interjection, /ækəwip/): "bye"

sahathez (interjection, /səhəðɛz/): "ouch"

idis (interjection, /ɪdɪs/): "wow"

tizash (interjection, /tɪzæʃ/): "uh"

ifathada (interjection, /ɪfəðədə/): "er"

attaditta (interjection, /əɾədɪɾə/): "um"

Adverbs

ettought (adverb, /ɛɾɒt/): "again"

ibai (adverb, /ɪbaɪ/): "now"

atha (adverb, /əðə/): "soon"

nginahay (adverb, /ŋɪnæhe/): "often"

poughsaw (adverb, /pɒso/): "sometimes"

arawana (adverb, /əɹəwənə/): "always"

anil (adverb, /ənɪl/): "never"

fenid (adverb, /fɛnɪd/): "seldom"

Adjectives

da (adjective, /də/): "aromatic"

abahe (adjective, /əbæhɛ/): "basted"

awibate (adjective, /əwɪbətɛ/): "big"

laidechai (adjective, /laɪdɛtʃaɪ/): "bitter"

isu (adjective, /ɪsu/): "black"

fattayaw (adjective, /faɾæyo/): "blue"

saw (adjective, /səw/): "brown"

ootas (adjective, /ʊtəs/): "chilled"

atatid (adjective, /ətətɪd/): "cold"

dawmiti (adjective, /domitɪ/): "curried"

vattoutta (adjective, /vəɾaʊɾə/): "dark"

apadi (adjective, /əpədɪ/): "deep"

asa (adjective, /əsə/): "divine"

tidun (adjective, /tɪdʌn/): "drunk"

dat (adjective, /dət/): "empty"

attika (adjective, /əɾɪka/): "evil"

afaym (adjective, /æfem/): "familiar"

afoba (adjective, /əfɔbə/): "fat"

nivounap (adjective, /nɪvaʊnəp/): "flat"

lakini (adjective, /ləkɪnɪ/): "frail"

fasit (adjective, /fəsɪt/): "fried"

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

toid (adjective, /tɔɪd/): "good"

awchidich (adjective, /otʃɪditʃ/): "green"

muttatiw (adjective, /mʌɾətɪw/): "grey"

ajadaw (adjective, /əjædo/): "honest"

uz (adjective, /ʌz/): "hot"

uku (adjective, /ʌkʌ/): "light"

yatt (adjective, /yæɾ/): "long"

ninaynga (adjective, /nɪneŋə/): "loud"

vaidujek (adjective, /vaɪdujɛk/): "mortal"

adidilay (adjective, /ədidile/): "mysterious"

atupeli (adjective, /ætʌpɛli/): "narrow"

ttasal (adjective, /ɾæsəl/): "old"

qa (adjective, /qə/): "orange"

inat (adjective, /ɪnæt/): "pungent"

saha (adjective, /səhə/): "purple"

ttough (adjective, /ɾɒ/): "quiet"

ayhai (adjective, /ehaɪ/): "raw"

paidd (adjective, /paɪɽ/): "rectangular"

tavitti (adjective, /tævɪɾɪ/): "red"

aw (adjective, /əw/): "roasted"

tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "round"

alaykil (adjective, /əlekɪl/): "salty"

maittadi (adjective, /maɪɾədɪ/): "savory"

zi (adjective, /zɪ/): "shallow"

oughk (adjective, /ɒk/): "short"

ak (adjective, /ək/): "smoked"

kanu (adjective, /kænu/): "sober"

ttutasath (adjective, /ɾʌtasæð/): "sour"

pathi (adjective, /pəði/): "spicy"

mizu (adjective, /mɪzu/): "spiral"

azetidi (adjective, /əzɛtidɪ/): "square"

dumadi (adjective, /dumədi/): "steamed"

ngica (adjective, /ŋɪcə/): "strange"

abili (adjective, /abilɪ/): "strong"

idithu (adjective, /idɪθu/): "sturdy"

amathet (adjective, /əməðɛt/): "sweet"

kavizatt (adjective, /kəvizəɾ/): "tall"

thaishezaw (adjective, /ðaɪʃɛzo/): "thick"

dittenit (adjective, /dɪɾɛnɪt/): "thin"

un (adjective, /un/): "warm"

ti (adjective, /ti/): "weak"

tavasin (adjective, /təvæsin/): "white"

line (adjective, /linɛ/): "wide"

atooj (adjective, /ətʊj/): "yellow"

ttamuz (adjective, /ɾəmʌz/): "young"

Verbs

za (verb, /zə/): "bake"

las (verb, /ləs/): "be"

awnet (verb, /onɛt/): "belong"

nuth (verb, /nuð/): "bite"

alanu (verb, /əlænu/): "break"

shin (verb, /ʃin/): "burn"

ttaza (verb, /ɾæzə/): "come"

angough (verb, /əŋɒ/): "die"

athe (verb, /əðɛ/): "drink"

aww (verb, /ow/): "eat"

ttut (verb, /ɾut/): "fall"

tasiwus (verb, /tæsɪwʌs/): "fight"

ttala (verb, /ɾalə/): "find"

anaittuthi (verb, /ənaɪɾuðɪ/): "fish"

itaim (verb, /itaɪm/): "fly"

itid (verb, /itɪd/): "frown"

ttai (verb, /ɾaɪ/): "go"

wawnuweb (verb, /wonuwɛb/): "growl"

kewu (verb, /kɛwu/): "hate"

huchoughni (verb, /hutʃɒnɪ/): "have"

aju (verb, /əju/): "hear"

ibi (verb, /ibɪ/): "hide"

ad (verb, /æd/): "hold"

nasawsu (verb, /næsosu/): "hunt"

uttaiw (verb, /ʌɾaɪw/): "jump"

ifizi (verb, /ɪfɪzi/): "kill"

azale (verb, /əzəlɛ/): "know"

apatha (verb, /əpaðə/): "laugh"

ananaitti (verb, /ənənaɪɾɪ/): "lie"

ayt (verb, /et/): "live"

tti (verb, /ɾɪ/): "lose"

uwiti (verb, /ʌwɪtɪ/): "love"

ttid (verb, /ɾid/): "need"

agavough (verb, /əgavɒ/): "own"

ttin (verb, /ɾin/): "roast"

attu (verb, /əɾʌ/): "run"

ivatay (verb, /ɪvəte/): "see"

ituttu (verb, /itʌɾu/): "sit"

ti (verb, /tɪ/): "sleep"

nazunatt (verb, /nazʌnəɾ/): "smell"

athete (verb, /əðɛtɛ/): "smile"

ttanut (verb, /ɾənʌt/): "stand"

daithu (verb, /daɪðʌ/): "strike"

vawtepe (verb, /votɛpɛ/): "swallow"

itaytt (verb, /ɪteɾ/): "swim"

anasana (verb, /ənəsənə/): "taste"

aka (verb, /əkə/): "throw"

azumi (verb, /azʌmi/): "walk"

wematai (verb, /wɛmətaɪ/): "want"

Nouns

zaythi (noun, /zeði/): "afternoon"

shakisan (noun, /ʃakisən/): "ale"

atta (noun, /əɾə/): "all"

ttafaysim (noun, /ɾəfesɪm/): "alligator"

laiwa (noun, /laɪwa/): "arm"

adoof (noun, /adʊf/): "ash"

usitta (noun, /usɪɾə/): "aunt"

kipi (noun, /kipi/): "axe"

paisi (noun, /paɪsi/): "bark"

kachata (noun, /kætʃatə/): "bay"

ingina (noun, /iŋinə/): "beer"

wafez (noun, /wəfɛz/): "beet"

ataytt (noun, /əteɾ/): "bird"

ani (noun, /əni/): "blood"

unudd (noun, /ʌnʌɽ/): "boar"

anainga (noun, /ənaɪŋə/): "bone"

tidada (noun, /tɪdædə/): "breakfast"

la (noun, /lə/): "breast"

kaw (noun, /ko/): "brother"

du (noun, /du/): "castle"

thunaka (noun, /ðunəkə/): "cat"

imadaw (noun, /imədo/): "cat"

dak (noun, /dæk/): "chest"

ittatide (noun, /ɪɾatɪdɛ/): "chicken"

ittitta (noun, /ɪɾiɾə/): "claw"

ttayd (noun, /ɾed/): "cloud"

tanuttis (noun, /tænʌɾɪs/): "coconut"

aytha (noun, /eðə/): "crime"

hesu (noun, /hɛsu/): "day"

outak (noun, /aʊtæk/): "dinner"

wawain (noun, /wawaɪn/): "dog"

jazawt (noun, /jəzot/): "drink"

unaduw (noun, /ʌnədʌw/): "dungeon"

anadipa (noun, /ænədɪpə/): "ear"

aing (noun, /aɪŋ/): "earth"

lichit (noun, /lɪtʃɪt/): "egg"

afatel (noun, /əfætɛl/): "elder"

nivetha (noun, /nɪvɛðə/): "enemy"

adatt (noun, /ədəɾ/): "evening"

tittak (noun, /tɪɾək/): "eye"

wun (noun, /wʌn/): "family"

achimatta (noun, /ətʃɪmaɾə/): "father"

ooki (noun, /ʊki/): "feather"

faw (noun, /faw/): "fight"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "finger"

thisoub (noun, /ðisaʊb/): "fire"

thasawough (noun, /ðæsəwɒ/): "fish"

put (noun, /pʌt/): "flesh"

idapitu (noun, /ɪdəpɪtu/): "foot"

ingi (noun, /ɪŋɪ/): "forest"

athedan (noun, /aðɛdən/): "fox"

zanaki (noun, /zənəkɪ/): "friend"

uvataww (noun, /uvətow/): "goose"

ataha (noun, /ətæhə/): "grease"

gawnanul (noun, /gonənʌl/): "group"

zuvitt (noun, /zuvɪɾ/): "gulf"

ahumag (noun, /əhʌməg/): "hair"

alajapi (noun, /ələdʒæpi/): "hand"

ali (noun, /əli/): "hat"

se (noun, /sɛ/): "hate"

laken (noun, /ləkɛn/): "head"

tayl (noun, /tel/): "hill"

nasattil (noun, /nəsæɾil/): "horn"

ekay (noun, /ɛke/): "horse"

upek (noun, /ʌpɛk/): "house"

ithinai (noun, /ɪðɪnaɪ/): "inn"

enanoughna (noun, /ɛnənɒnə/): "island"

ootuzela (noun, /ʊtʌzɛlə/): "jaw"

zikaz (noun, /zɪkəz/): "lake"

atatta (noun, /atəɾə/): "leaf"

kenil (noun, /kɛnɪl/): "leg"

anatawm (noun, /ənətom/): "liver"

tizilaw (noun, /tɪzɪlaw/): "louse"

ataweti (noun, /ətəwɛti/): "love"

apan (noun, /æpan/): "lunch"

oughdut (noun, /ɒdut/): "man"

anaybe (noun, /ənebɛ/): "many"

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

sitama (noun, /sitəmə/): "metal"

nawlu (noun, /nolʌ/): "mine"

giv (noun, /gɪv/): "monster"

atila (noun, /atilə/): "moon"

asattay (noun, /əsaɾe/): "morning"

tapafit (noun, /təpəfɪt/): "mother"

ttil (noun, /ɾil/): "mountain"

asawuma (noun, /əsawumə/): "mouth"

adisav (noun, /ədɪsæv/): "name"

dathawkun (noun, /dəðokʌn/): "neck"

maitsaynig (noun, /maɪtsenɪg/): "night"

amafoughtt (noun, /əmæfɒɾ/): "noodle"

uthi (noun, /uðɪ/): "nose"

ithaylad (noun, /iðeləd/): "ocean"

aydittoughn (noun, /ediɾɒn/): "parent"

jin (noun, /dʒɪn/): "path"

oughtidam (noun, /ɒtidəm/): "peace"

nidit (noun, /nɪdɪt/): "pepper"

didaizes (noun, /dɪdaɪzɛs/): "person"

atat (noun, /ætət/): "pie"

atta (noun, /əɾə/): "pig"

tte (noun, /ɾɛ/): "rabbit"

umi (noun, /umɪ/): "rain"

kiwav (noun, /kɪwæv/): "rat"

atittap (noun, /ətɪɾap/): "river"

athipaitt (noun, /əðɪpaɪɾ/): "robe"

tad (noun, /təd/): "rock"

adaki (noun, /ədəki/): "root"

shabavith (noun, /ʃæbəvɪð/): "salt"

disanaik (noun, /dɪsənaɪk/): "sand"

dadi (noun, /dədɪ/): "seed"

ittashaitt (noun, /iɾaʃaɪɾ/): "sibling"

ita (noun, /ɪtə/): "sister"

nattathim (noun, /nəɾəðɪm/): "skin"

nenav (noun, /nɛnəv/): "sky"

itta (noun, /iɾə/): "smoke"

imash (noun, /imæʃ/): "snake"

toukathatt (noun, /taʊkəðəɾ/): "soup"

nathing (noun, /naðiŋ/): "star"

tijena (noun, /tijɛnə/): "stew"

sazap (noun, /sazəp/): "stomach"

ithav (noun, /ɪðəv/): "stone"

ttapa (noun, /ɾəpə/): "stream"

ifathip (noun, /ifæðip/): "sun"

asaja (noun, /əsadʒə/): "sword"

teneditt (noun, /tɛnɛdiɾ/): "tail"

thisat (noun, /ðisət/): "tavern"

usha (noun, /uʃə/): "thumb"

ulesh (noun, /ulɛʃ/): "tongue"

sivas (noun, /sɪvəs/): "tooth"

utt (noun, /ʌɾ/): "tree"

mazis (noun, /məzɪs/): "truth"

salattu (noun, /sələɾu/): "uncle"

ninay (noun, /nɪne/): "valley"

gib (noun, /gɪb/): "war"

vanawshi (noun, /vənoʃɪ/): "water"

ihe (noun, /ihɛ/): "way"

aythabi (noun, /eðabɪ/): "wine"

juf (noun, /juf/): "woman"

ttatit (noun, /ɾætit/): "word"