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Aisiwaza

Aisiwaza Dictionary

Pronouns

att (pronoun, /əɾ/): "he"

am (pronoun, /əm/): "she"

up (pronoun, /ʌp/): "they"

pav (pronoun, /pəv/): "you"

afa (pronoun, /afə/): "we"

ni (pronoun, /nɪ/): "I"

Articles

ith (article, /ið/): "a"

la (article, /læ/): "the"

Prepositions

oughtawketai (preposition, /ɒtokɛtaɪ/): "and"

afetel (preposition, /əfɛtɛl/): "as"

tas (preposition, /təs/): "from"

katikought (preposition, /kətikɒt/): "in"

litaji (preposition, /litæji/): "of"

kitta (preposition, /kiɾə/): "or"

umilatta (preposition, /umiləɾə/): "to"

ev (preposition, /ɛv/): "will"

oughngai (preposition, /ɒŋaɪ/): "with"

Numbers

givi (number, /givɪ/): "zero"

zif (number, /zif/): "one"

anuvi (number, /ənuvɪ/): "two"

era (number, /ɛɹə/): "three"

awmada (number, /omædə/): "four"

as (number, /əs/): "five"

tad (number, /tæd/): "six"

chatti (number, /tʃəɾɪ/): "seven"

az (number, /əz/): "eight"

zawtatte (number, /zotæɾɛ/): "nine"

iladitt (number, /ɪlədɪɾ/): "ten"

Questions

doutoughng (question, /daʊtɒŋ/): "what"

zeshitu (question, /zɛʃɪtʌ/): "who"

id (question, /id/): "how"

inunawtti (question, /inunoɾɪ/): "why"

nas (question, /nəs/): "when"

Interjections

kigitiw (interjection, /kɪgɪtɪw/): "hello"

nan (interjection, /nən/): "goodbye"

fittid (interjection, /fɪɾid/): "hey"

nath (interjection, /nəð/): "bye"

inatub (interjection, /ɪnatub/): "ouch"

maytiki (interjection, /metɪkɪ/): "wow"

ttimaidang (interjection, /ɾɪmaɪdæŋ/): "uh"

ainat (interjection, /aɪnət/): "er"

aizitta (interjection, /aɪzɪɾə/): "um"

Adverbs

lipab (adverb, /lipəb/): "again"

zutoughnub (adverb, /zʌtɒnub/): "now"

vunif (adverb, /vunɪf/): "soon"

out (adverb, /aʊt/): "often"

vunil (adverb, /vunil/): "sometimes"

attapa (adverb, /əɾəpə/): "always"

noughmil (adverb, /nɒmil/): "never"

ita (adverb, /itə/): "seldom"

Adjectives

avus (adjective, /ævus/): "aromatic"

futishod (adjective, /fʌtɪʃɔd/): "basted"

baykid (adjective, /bekɪd/): "big"

apa (adjective, /əpæ/): "bitter"

ayfatan (adjective, /efətən/): "black"

iwawvett (adjective, /iwovɛɾ/): "blue"

doughtinil (adjective, /dɒtɪnil/): "brown"

ttawapa (adjective, /ɾəwəpə/): "chilled"

awttut (adjective, /oɾʌt/): "cold"

napati (adjective, /nəpətɪ/): "curried"

niwi (adjective, /nɪwɪ/): "dark"

ayp (adjective, /ep/): "deep"

attinungay (adjective, /əɾinuŋe/): "divine"

dasawa (adjective, /dəsəwæ/): "drunk"

tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "empty"

uzith (adjective, /uzɪð/): "evil"

enuna (adjective, /ɛnunə/): "familiar"

atib (adjective, /atɪb/): "fat"

itaymatta (adjective, /iteməɾə/): "flat"

ttoivasa (adjective, /ɾɔɪvəsə/): "frail"

attakay (adjective, /æɾəke/): "fried"

talid (adjective, /təlɪd/): "full"

asidi (adjective, /əsɪdɪ/): "good"

iziti (adjective, /ɪzɪtɪ/): "green"

di (adjective, /dɪ/): "grey"

ayti (adjective, /etɪ/): "honest"

ivu (adjective, /ɪvʌ/): "hot"

ututtithay (adjective, /ʌtʌɾiðe/): "light"

oughgay (adjective, /ɒge/): "long"

ithaytith (adjective, /iðetið/): "loud"

ttattoughd (adjective, /ɾaɾɒd/): "mortal"

na (adjective, /nə/): "mysterious"

ajiziz (adjective, /əjizɪz/): "narrow"

oughtafam (adjective, /ɒtəfəm/): "old"

ttititt (adjective, /ɾɪtɪɾ/): "orange"

itang (adjective, /ɪtəŋ/): "pungent"

fapenu (adjective, /fæpɛnu/): "purple"

vakipais (adjective, /vəkipaɪs/): "quiet"

atuttetaw (adjective, /ətuɾɛto/): "raw"

akava (adjective, /əkəvə/): "rectangular"

isitoughtt (adjective, /ɪsɪtɒɾ/): "red"

awfam (adjective, /ofəm/): "roasted"

dacha (adjective, /dətʃə/): "round"

ditaw (adjective, /ditəw/): "salty"

ibemata (adjective, /ibɛmətə/): "savory"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "shallow"

tattat (adjective, /təɾət/): "short"

noughnatad (adjective, /nɒnətəd/): "smoked"

utesiaza (adjective, /ʌtɛʒəzæ/): "sober"

katanath (adjective, /kətənəð/): "sour"

apaz (adjective, /əpəz/): "spicy"

pane (adjective, /pənɛ/): "spiral"

awti (adjective, /oti/): "square"

noonga (adjective, /nʊŋə/): "steamed"

az (adjective, /əz/): "strange"

izadaw (adjective, /izədəw/): "strong"

alasisou (adjective, /ələsɪsaʊ/): "sturdy"

uttaytitt (adjective, /ʌɾetɪɾ/): "sweet"

ttith (adjective, /ɾɪð/): "tall"

kitapi (adjective, /kitəpi/): "thick"

sii (adjective, /ʒɪ/): "thin"

zettem (adjective, /zɛɾɛm/): "warm"

nettattan (adjective, /nɛɾəɾən/): "weak"

la (adjective, /lə/): "white"

ngi (adjective, /ŋɪ/): "wide"

nimuti (adjective, /nɪmʌti/): "yellow"

balubooz (adjective, /bəlubʊz/): "young"

Verbs

ays (verb, /es/): "bake"

ettabab (verb, /ɛɾabəb/): "be"

ttaj (verb, /ɾəj/): "belong"

asab (verb, /əsəb/): "bite"

inathai (verb, /ɪnəðaɪ/): "break"

nit (verb, /nit/): "burn"

suta (verb, /sutə/): "come"

thasaf (verb, /ðəsəf/): "die"

iveh (verb, /ɪvɛh/): "drink"

sai (verb, /saɪ/): "eat"

nam (verb, /nəm/): "fall"

dithasi (verb, /dɪðəsi/): "fight"

an (verb, /æn/): "find"

lana (verb, /lənə/): "fish"

at (verb, /at/): "fly"

atti (verb, /əɾɪ/): "frown"

ttatik (verb, /ɾətɪk/): "go"

sibav (verb, /sɪbæv/): "growl"

ibana (verb, /ibənə/): "hate"

ifamayta (verb, /ifəmetə/): "have"

maw (verb, /mo/): "hear"

ittal (verb, /iɾəl/): "hide"

ig (verb, /ig/): "hold"

nattath (verb, /nəɾəð/): "hunt"

adi (verb, /ædi/): "jump"

ttinaqa (verb, /ɾɪnəqa/): "kill"

mibasheth (verb, /mibaʃɛð/): "know"

thijawza (verb, /ðɪdʒozə/): "laugh"

jakav (verb, /jəkəv/): "lie"

oungoughjiday (verb, /aʊŋɒdʒɪde/): "live"

ubawg (verb, /ʌbog/): "lose"

atti (verb, /əɾɪ/): "love"

nuthanuf (verb, /nʌðənʌf/): "need"

vi (verb, /vɪ/): "own"

attutheni (verb, /aɾuðɛni/): "roast"

pi (verb, /pi/): "run"

thainak (verb, /θaɪnək/): "see"

nu (verb, /nu/): "sit"

azuf (verb, /əzuf/): "sleep"

la (verb, /lə/): "smell"

thawapi (verb, /ðəwæpi/): "smile"

apettut (verb, /əpɛɾʌt/): "stand"

titawfew (verb, /tɪtofɛw/): "strike"

ezaidan (verb, /ɛzaɪdən/): "swallow"

zu (verb, /zʌ/): "swim"

winguttayj (verb, /wiŋʌɾedʒ/): "taste"

thali (verb, /ðəli/): "throw"

zathe (verb, /zəðɛ/): "walk"

adipitti (verb, /ædɪpɪɾi/): "want"

Nouns

angakaitt (noun, /əŋakaɪɾ/): "afternoon"

utain (noun, /ʌtaɪn/): "ale"

an (noun, /an/): "all"

dawnami (noun, /donəmi/): "alligator"

igai (noun, /ɪgaɪ/): "arm"

upa (noun, /upa/): "ash"

thoughjasaw (noun, /ðɒdʒəso/): "aunt"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "axe"

il (noun, /ɪl/): "bark"

an (noun, /ən/): "bay"

afiw (noun, /əfiw/): "beer"

ajuthatta (noun, /ədʒʌθəɾa/): "beet"

udatta (noun, /udəɾə/): "bird"

tahittad (noun, /tahɪɾəd/): "blood"

ittanit (noun, /ɪɾənit/): "boar"

ath (noun, /əð/): "bone"

zi (noun, /zɪ/): "breakfast"

thayb (noun, /ðeb/): "breast"

mu (noun, /mʌ/): "brother"

damai (noun, /dəmaɪ/): "castle"

awz (noun, /oz/): "cat"

narr (noun, /nær/): "cat"

sana (noun, /sənə/): "chest"

ttetta (noun, /ɾɛɾə/): "chicken"

azata (noun, /əzətə/): "claw"

ifeji (noun, /ifɛjɪ/): "cloud"

attizak (noun, /əɾɪzæk/): "coconut"

zaitt (noun, /zaɪɾ/): "crime"

ukutawta (noun, /ukutotə/): "day"

duvawfe (noun, /duvofɛ/): "dinner"

itta (noun, /ɪɾə/): "dog"

sett (noun, /sɛɾ/): "drink"

am (noun, /əm/): "dungeon"

irrittud (noun, /iriɾʌd/): "ear"

taw (noun, /to/): "earth"

ala (noun, /ələ/): "egg"

fataroughtt (noun, /fətæɹɒɾ/): "elder"

iday (noun, /ɪde/): "enemy"

agapan (noun, /əgəpæn/): "evening"

oushila (noun, /aʊʃɪlə/): "eye"

dedikit (noun, /dɛdikit/): "family"

linem (noun, /linɛm/): "father"

tith (noun, /tɪθ/): "feather"

idou (noun, /ɪdaʊ/): "fight"

athatuhi (noun, /əðətʌhɪ/): "finger"

lataset (noun, /lətəsɛt/): "fire"

bittungab (noun, /bɪɾʌŋəb/): "fish"

abamaith (noun, /əbamaɪð/): "flesh"

tayka (noun, /tekə/): "foot"

oott (noun, /ʊɾ/): "forest"

sa (noun, /sæ/): "fox"

ittila (noun, /iɾɪlə/): "friend"

un (noun, /ʌn/): "goose"

afip (noun, /əfɪp/): "grease"

ufatt (noun, /ufəɾ/): "group"

isough (noun, /ɪsɒ/): "gulf"

jattawv (noun, /jaɾov/): "hair"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "hand"

aivinough (noun, /aɪvɪnɒ/): "hat"

ethavul (noun, /ɛðəvul/): "hate"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "head"

fas (noun, /fas/): "hill"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "horn"

aymenasa (noun, /emɛnəsə/): "horse"

ish (noun, /iʃ/): "house"

ni (noun, /ni/): "inn"

tsaywu (noun, /tsewu/): "island"

ati (noun, /əti/): "jaw"

na (noun, /na/): "lake"

napi (noun, /næpɪ/): "leaf"

ais (noun, /aɪs/): "leg"

sit (noun, /sit/): "liver"

awnis (noun, /onɪs/): "louse"

tizash (noun, /tizəʃ/): "love"

ttidaval (noun, /ɾɪdævəl/): "lunch"

mattaichel (noun, /məɾaɪtʃɛl/): "man"

az (noun, /əz/): "many"

awnitt (noun, /onɪɾ/): "meal"

im (noun, /ɪm/): "metal"

ing (noun, /iŋ/): "mine"

ttigapan (noun, /ɾɪgæpan/): "monster"

thub (noun, /ðʌb/): "moon"

anou (noun, /ənaʊ/): "morning"

datasang (noun, /dætəsəŋ/): "mother"

afepuw (noun, /əfɛpʌw/): "mountain"

ataychan (noun, /atechən/): "mouth"

muhuke (noun, /muhukɛ/): "name"

ttidani (noun, /ɾɪdənɪ/): "neck"

kootadas (noun, /kʊtædəs/): "night"

tem (noun, /tɛm/): "noodle"

binaw (noun, /bino/): "nose"

inidi (noun, /inɪdɪ/): "ocean"

da (noun, /də/): "parent"

oughtha (noun, /ɒðæ/): "path"

lough (noun, /lɒ/): "peace"

sawsi (noun, /sosɪ/): "pepper"

idd (noun, /ɪɽ/): "person"

sattup (noun, /səɾʌp/): "pie"

wibavi (noun, /wibəvɪ/): "pig"

jakattats (noun, /dʒəkəɾəts/): "rabbit"

ichazatte (noun, /itʃəzəɾɛ/): "rain"

latatough (noun, /lətətɒ/): "rat"

shepi (noun, /ʃɛpɪ/): "river"

zatutte (noun, /zətʌɾɛ/): "robe"

ttawidough (noun, /ɾəwidɒ/): "rock"

itti (noun, /ɪɾɪ/): "root"

uduvouj (noun, /udʌvaʊj/): "salt"

ide (noun, /ɪdɛ/): "sand"

ize (noun, /ɪzɛ/): "seed"

gaw (noun, /gæw/): "sibling"

wuttas (noun, /wʌɾəs/): "sister"

boonis (noun, /bʊnis/): "skin"

um (noun, /ʌm/): "sky"

ute (noun, /utɛ/): "smoke"

ipay (noun, /ɪpe/): "snake"

tham (noun, /ðæm/): "soup"

akoott (noun, /akʊɾ/): "star"

aki (noun, /əkɪ/): "stew"

at (noun, /ət/): "stomach"

iv (noun, /ɪv/): "stone"

ttattala (noun, /ɾəɾalə/): "stream"

ith (noun, /ɪð/): "sun"

da (noun, /də/): "sword"

uttoughtata (noun, /uɾɒtətə/): "tail"

tesumai (noun, /tɛsumaɪ/): "tavern"

ttid (noun, /ɾɪd/): "thumb"

sawlai (noun, /solaɪ/): "tongue"

ttasawa (noun, /ɾæsæwæ/): "tooth"

pawcha (noun, /potʃə/): "tree"

ivawle (noun, /ɪvolɛ/): "truth"

ayshoo (noun, /eʃʊ/): "uncle"

das (noun, /dəs/): "valley"

hit (noun, /hɪt/): "war"

wipoughsi (noun, /wipɒsi/): "water"

oughzoughman (noun, /ɒzɒmən/): "way"

wasinaw (noun, /wasɪno/): "wine"

enawk (noun, /ɛnok/): "woman"

utta (noun, /ʌɾæ/): "word"