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Ipanoughcha

Ipanoughcha Dictionary

Pronouns

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

tal (pronoun, /təl/): "she"

ijaw (pronoun, /ɪdʒo/): "they"

abi (pronoun, /əbi/): "you"

tid (pronoun, /tɪd/): "we"

moughz (pronoun, /mɒz/): "I"

Articles

mith (article, /mɪð/): "a"

ayta (article, /etə/): "the"

Prepositions

idawh (preposition, /idoh/): "and"

didi (preposition, /dɪdɪ/): "as"

atettana (preposition, /ətɛɾənə/): "from"

wad (preposition, /wəd/): "in"

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

ut (preposition, /ʌt/): "or"

chaymaw (preposition, /tʃeməw/): "to"

atakid (preposition, /ætækɪd/): "will"

fizi (preposition, /fɪzɪ/): "with"

Numbers

awilaka (number, /əwɪlakə/): "zero"

aja (number, /ədʒa/): "one"

ibai (number, /ɪbaɪ/): "two"

angathawk (number, /əŋəðok/): "three"

apoughlay (number, /əpɒle/): "four"

outta (number, /aʊɾə/): "five"

nat (number, /nət/): "six"

uj (number, /ʌdʒ/): "seven"

ta (number, /tæ/): "eight"

vuttaitan (number, /vʌɾaɪtən/): "nine"

naketoo (number, /nəkɛtʊ/): "ten"

Questions

ak (question, /ak/): "what"

ttaz (question, /ɾaz/): "who"

anitash (question, /ənitəʃ/): "how"

thi (question, /ðɪ/): "why"

zam (question, /zəm/): "when"

Interjections

nan (interjection, /nən/): "hello"

ttuttapa (interjection, /ɾuɾəpə/): "goodbye"

ays (interjection, /es/): "hey"

jat (interjection, /dʒət/): "bye"

maitu (interjection, /maɪtu/): "ouch"

apash (interjection, /æpaʃ/): "wow"

puvuli (interjection, /pʌvuli/): "uh"

ttalutan (interjection, /ɾəlʌtan/): "er"

nungitt (interjection, /nuŋɪɾ/): "um"

Adverbs

iwitim (adverb, /iwɪtɪm/): "again"

ni (adverb, /nɪ/): "now"

ji (adverb, /jɪ/): "soon"

katha (adverb, /kəðə/): "often"

ailouthitta (adverb, /aɪlaʊðiɾə/): "sometimes"

adal (adverb, /ədæl/): "always"

nihu (adverb, /nɪhʌ/): "never"

daf (adverb, /dæf/): "seldom"

Adjectives

dabafis (adjective, /dəbəfɪs/): "aromatic"

attatain (adjective, /æɾətaɪn/): "basted"

ttichichawth (adjective, /ɾitʃɪtʃoð/): "big"

ayl (adjective, /el/): "bitter"

shatt (adjective, /ʃəɾ/): "black"

thetafen (adjective, /ðɛtəfɛn/): "blue"

ath (adjective, /əð/): "brown"

imidizi (adjective, /ɪmɪdɪzɪ/): "chilled"

angawuh (adjective, /əŋəwuh/): "cold"

nat (adjective, /nət/): "curried"

ang (adjective, /əŋ/): "dark"

nati (adjective, /nəti/): "deep"

ittadou (adjective, /ɪɾædaʊ/): "divine"

tilatt (adjective, /tiləɾ/): "drunk"

doughb (adjective, /dɒb/): "empty"

nipawwad (adjective, /nipowəd/): "evil"

oughtte (adjective, /ɒɾɛ/): "familiar"

inithaitt (adjective, /inɪðaɪɾ/): "fat"

iwukifa (adjective, /iwʌkifə/): "flat"

watithat (adjective, /wətɪðət/): "frail"

soupaipaw (adjective, /saʊpaɪpəw/): "fried"

atath (adjective, /ætæθ/): "full"

ha (adjective, /hæ/): "good"

ittailasa (adjective, /ɪɾaɪləsæ/): "green"

talaimuw (adjective, /təlaɪmuw/): "grey"

mituzett (adjective, /mitʌzɛɾ/): "honest"

ji (adjective, /dʒɪ/): "hot"

lanig (adjective, /lənɪg/): "light"

abivi (adjective, /əbivɪ/): "long"

ulabu (adjective, /ʌləbu/): "loud"

zathasi (adjective, /zəθəʒ/): "mortal"

athesutt (adjective, /əðɛsuɾ/): "mysterious"

ayng (adjective, /eŋ/): "narrow"

ca (adjective, /cə/): "old"

putha (adjective, /pʌðə/): "orange"

ttatousitt (adjective, /ɾətaʊsiɾ/): "pungent"

ouzata (adjective, /aʊzətə/): "purple"

tina (adjective, /tɪnə/): "quiet"

ayjitt (adjective, /edʒɪɾ/): "raw"

esahahi (adjective, /ɛsəhæhi/): "rectangular"

fa (adjective, /fə/): "red"

ipaisoughtt (adjective, /ɪpaɪsɒɾ/): "roasted"

ttousanim (adjective, /ɾaʊsənim/): "round"

aydat (adjective, /edət/): "salty"

adi (adjective, /ədɪ/): "savory"

tan (adjective, /tən/): "shallow"

la (adjective, /læ/): "short"

ewa (adjective, /ɛwə/): "smoked"

nah (adjective, /nəh/): "sober"

iditutta (adjective, /idɪtuɾæ/): "sour"

ttitairr (adjective, /ɾitaɪr/): "spicy"

anoo (adjective, /anʊ/): "spiral"

itayl (adjective, /itel/): "square"

ttulena (adjective, /ɾulɛnə/): "steamed"

lainoughrap (adjective, /laɪnɒɹəp/): "strange"

itti (adjective, /ɪɾi/): "strong"

ttaviwa (adjective, /ɾəviwæ/): "sturdy"

ayvip (adjective, /evɪp/): "sweet"

voosa (adjective, /vʊsə/): "tall"

izu (adjective, /ɪzu/): "thick"

dam (adjective, /dæm/): "thin"

aw (adjective, /əw/): "warm"

anazayh (adjective, /anəzeh/): "weak"

achawith (adjective, /ətʃəwɪð/): "white"

atuthaik (adjective, /ətʌðaɪk/): "wide"

chingoivu (adjective, /tʃɪŋɔɪvʌ/): "yellow"

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

Verbs

awbangu (verb, /obəŋʌ/): "bake"

itteng (verb, /ɪɾɛŋ/): "be"

atan (verb, /ətən/): "belong"

ziwash (verb, /zɪwaʃ/): "bite"

awmifayqa (verb, /omɪfeqæ/): "break"

ili (verb, /ilɪ/): "burn"

tit (verb, /tit/): "come"

kuthas (verb, /kuðæs/): "die"

pay (verb, /pe/): "drink"

pakas (verb, /pakəs/): "eat"

itta (verb, /iɾə/): "fall"

tta (verb, /ɾə/): "fight"

ip (verb, /ip/): "find"

ath (verb, /əð/): "fish"

oul (verb, /aʊl/): "fly"

zi (verb, /zɪ/): "frown"

attalatta (verb, /æɾælæɾə/): "go"

piw (verb, /pɪw/): "growl"

tti (verb, /ɾɪ/): "hate"

apu (verb, /əpʌ/): "have"

ifa (verb, /ɪfə/): "hear"

taiku (verb, /taɪkʌ/): "hide"

ttalunib (verb, /ɾælunib/): "hold"

hatta (verb, /həɾə/): "hunt"

ddawsatt (verb, /ɽosaɾ/): "jump"

batatih (verb, /bətətɪh/): "kill"

ibakala (verb, /ɪbəkələ/): "know"

aydit (verb, /edɪt/): "laugh"

wa (verb, /wə/): "lie"

alu (verb, /əlu/): "live"

sad (verb, /səd/): "lose"

am (verb, /əm/): "love"

abawtab (verb, /əbotəb/): "need"

kaytt (verb, /keɾ/): "own"

uzangi (verb, /uzəŋi/): "roast"

awub (verb, /əwʌb/): "run"

doupaja (verb, /daʊpədʒə/): "see"

alinootti (verb, /əlinʊɾi/): "sit"

ihuk (verb, /ɪhuk/): "sleep"

silatang (verb, /sɪlətəŋ/): "smell"

awanaw (verb, /əwəno/): "smile"

itinga (verb, /ɪtɪŋə/): "stand"

ath (verb, /əð/): "strike"

nikasa (verb, /nɪkəsə/): "swallow"

pimu (verb, /pimʌ/): "swim"

mititayh (verb, /mɪtiteh/): "taste"

lawthazai (verb, /loðæzaɪ/): "throw"

guna (verb, /gunə/): "walk"

amaiv (verb, /amaɪv/): "want"

Nouns

awngaja (noun, /oŋəjə/): "afternoon"

toughka (noun, /tɒkə/): "ale"

nutima (noun, /nutɪmə/): "all"

zesa (noun, /zɛsə/): "alligator"

kajettud (noun, /kədʒɛɾud/): "arm"

idali (noun, /ɪdəli/): "ash"

ekanas (noun, /ɛkənəs/): "aunt"

neh (noun, /nɛh/): "axe"

vas (noun, /væs/): "bark"

athusush (noun, /əðusʌʃ/): "bay"

oughnuttun (noun, /ɒnʌɾʌn/): "beer"

thidulou (noun, /ðidulaʊ/): "beet"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "bird"

ath (noun, /əθ/): "blood"

chathejik (noun, /tʃəðɛjɪk/): "boar"

ttatevi (noun, /ɾatɛvi/): "bone"

tan (noun, /tan/): "breakfast"

azatt (noun, /əzaɾ/): "breast"

aytipik (noun, /etipɪk/): "brother"

ishisik (noun, /iʃisik/): "castle"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "cat"

thoubug (noun, /θaʊbʌg/): "cat"

thettav (noun, /ðɛɾəv/): "chest"

anasayta (noun, /ənəsetə/): "chicken"

div (noun, /div/): "claw"

iga (noun, /igæ/): "cloud"

zama (noun, /zəmə/): "coconut"

asap (noun, /asap/): "crime"

alatichu (noun, /ælətɪtʃu/): "day"

fuliz (noun, /fʌlɪz/): "dinner"

watapay (noun, /wətəpe/): "dog"

iw (noun, /ɪw/): "drink"

thatough (noun, /ðətɒ/): "dungeon"

soochette (noun, /sʊtʃɛɾɛ/): "ear"

napelag (noun, /nəpɛlæg/): "earth"

pattaddi (noun, /pəɾəɽɪ/): "egg"

aita (noun, /aɪtə/): "elder"

houd (noun, /haʊd/): "enemy"

ad (noun, /əd/): "evening"

igavin (noun, /ɪgəvɪn/): "eye"

tiki (noun, /tɪkɪ/): "family"

ttili (noun, /ɾili/): "father"

rritazash (noun, /rɪtəzəʃ/): "feather"

ithe (noun, /ɪθɛ/): "fight"

fawesay (noun, /fəwɛse/): "finger"

setil (noun, /sɛtil/): "fire"

ketusis (noun, /kɛtʌsɪs/): "fish"

ga (noun, /ga/): "flesh"

nanga (noun, /nəŋə/): "foot"

asun (noun, /əsun/): "forest"

nittap (noun, /nɪɾəp/): "fox"

fate (noun, /fatɛ/): "friend"

aladayva (noun, /ələdevə/): "goose"

nadathi (noun, /nədæði/): "grease"

iti (noun, /itɪ/): "group"

oughfasak (noun, /ɒfasæk/): "gulf"

ila (noun, /ɪlə/): "hair"

isu (noun, /ɪsʌ/): "hand"

atap (noun, /ətəp/): "hat"

etsedub (noun, /ɛtsɛdub/): "hate"

abitipi (noun, /æbitɪpi/): "head"

asiwan (noun, /əsiwən/): "hill"

ettiki (noun, /ɛɾɪki/): "horn"

azath (noun, /əzəð/): "horse"

boughbutt (noun, /bɒbuɾ/): "house"

vuzile (noun, /vʌzɪlɛ/): "inn"

sitt (noun, /siɾ/): "island"

nailus (noun, /naɪlus/): "jaw"

saypawhas (noun, /sepohəs/): "lake"

camab (noun, /cəməb/): "leaf"

nev (noun, /nɛv/): "leg"

uttacheta (noun, /ʌɾəchɛta/): "liver"

lum (noun, /lʌm/): "louse"

ayfit (noun, /efɪt/): "love"

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

tawcha (noun, /toxə/): "man"

nal (noun, /næl/): "many"

nak (noun, /nək/): "meal"

kipebough (noun, /kɪpɛbɒ/): "metal"

aitte (noun, /aɪɾɛ/): "mine"

thewajaiv (noun, /ðɛwəjaɪv/): "monster"

afuz (noun, /əfuz/): "moon"

oughttalava (noun, /ɒɾələvə/): "morning"

idusun (noun, /ɪdʌsun/): "mother"

ediv (noun, /ɛdɪv/): "mountain"

iha (noun, /ɪhə/): "mouth"

aymaga (noun, /eməgæ/): "name"

enoughpat (noun, /ɛnɒpat/): "neck"

mawatus (noun, /məwətus/): "night"

anaten (noun, /ænətɛn/): "noodle"

nanoughl (noun, /nənɒl/): "nose"

dettini (noun, /dɛɾini/): "ocean"

houghtun (noun, /hɒtʌn/): "parent"

dasuja (noun, /dasʌjæ/): "path"

an (noun, /ən/): "peace"

siaythaditt (noun, /ʒeθədɪɾ/): "pepper"

oughngaylith (noun, /ɒŋelɪθ/): "person"

titt (noun, /tɪɾ/): "pie"

dipaf (noun, /dɪpəf/): "pig"

dif (noun, /dɪf/): "rabbit"

sakad (noun, /səkəd/): "rain"

ag (noun, /əg/): "rat"

hinine (noun, /hɪnɪnɛ/): "river"

awditib (noun, /odɪtɪb/): "robe"

tailap (noun, /taɪlæp/): "rock"

baniha (noun, /bənɪhə/): "root"

usama (noun, /ʌsəmə/): "salt"

ithuchik (noun, /ɪðutʃɪk/): "sand"

attinay (noun, /æɾɪne/): "seed"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "sibling"

thuna (noun, /ðʌnə/): "sister"

ak (noun, /ək/): "skin"

tiyu (noun, /tɪyu/): "sky"

ttayttalan (noun, /ɾeɾələn/): "smoke"

ul (noun, /ʌl/): "snake"

zout (noun, /zaʊt/): "soup"

ebi (noun, /ɛbɪ/): "star"

tu (noun, /tu/): "stew"

atase (noun, /ətəsɛ/): "stomach"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "stone"

titamoul (noun, /tɪtamaʊl/): "stream"

uttu (noun, /uɾu/): "sun"

dabew (noun, /dəbɛw/): "sword"

awla (noun, /olə/): "tail"

kiji (noun, /kijɪ/): "tavern"

aw (noun, /əw/): "thumb"

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

athata (noun, /əðætə/): "tooth"

idav (noun, /ɪdəv/): "tree"

tittu (noun, /tɪɾʌ/): "truth"

bawpi (noun, /bopi/): "uncle"

afav (noun, /æfəv/): "valley"

tingitt (noun, /tɪŋɪɾ/): "war"

ngase (noun, /ŋəsɛ/): "water"

ashubi (noun, /əʃubi/): "way"

thoughttit (noun, /ðɒɾɪt/): "wine"

engaykethu (noun, /ɛŋekɛðu/): "woman"

rritangi (noun, /rɪtəŋɪ/): "word"