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Anul

Anul Dictionary

Pronouns

isi (pronoun, /ɪsɪ/): "he"

baz (pronoun, /bæz/): "she"

naw (pronoun, /no/): "they"

aimi (pronoun, /aɪmɪ/): "you"

aysi (pronoun, /esi/): "we"

laz (pronoun, /ləz/): "I"

Articles

awtt (article, /oɾ/): "a"

men (article, /mɛn/): "the"

Prepositions

nisaiz (preposition, /nisaɪz/): "and"

ki (preposition, /kɪ/): "as"

wing (preposition, /wɪŋ/): "from"

kava (preposition, /kəvə/): "in"

ootte (preposition, /ʊɾɛ/): "of"

thettap (preposition, /ðɛɾəp/): "or"

idak (preposition, /ɪdək/): "to"

douta (preposition, /daʊtə/): "will"

ad (preposition, /æd/): "with"

Numbers

sahidayb (number, /sahɪdeb/): "zero"

itt (number, /ɪɾ/): "one"

ifasaysii (number, /ɪfəseʒi/): "two"

dasana (number, /dəsənə/): "three"

it (number, /ɪt/): "four"

ath (number, /əð/): "five"

itt (number, /iɾ/): "six"

id (number, /ɪd/): "seven"

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

nish (number, /nɪʃ/): "nine"

shawttai (number, /ʃoɾaɪ/): "ten"

Questions

izawvay (question, /ɪzove/): "what"

lattitt (question, /ləɾɪɾ/): "who"

alazuv (question, /ələzʌv/): "how"

ang (question, /əŋ/): "why"

ikiziz (question, /ɪkizɪz/): "when"

Interjections

amid (interjection, /əmɪd/): "hello"

toosuh (interjection, /tʊsuh/): "goodbye"

ishatte (interjection, /ɪʃəɾɛ/): "hey"

wibusa (interjection, /wɪbusə/): "bye"

pasaba (interjection, /pæsæba/): "ouch"

ttuzigit (interjection, /ɾuzigɪt/): "wow"

tanette (interjection, /tənɛɾɛ/): "uh"

shaza (interjection, /ʃəzə/): "er"

ada (interjection, /ædə/): "um"

Adverbs

it (adverb, /it/): "again"

ite (adverb, /ɪtɛ/): "now"

sathiz (adverb, /səðɪz/): "soon"

ati (adverb, /əti/): "often"

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

agu (adverb, /əgʌ/): "always"

aitha (adverb, /aɪðæ/): "never"

pi (adverb, /pɪ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

anamin (adjective, /ænæmɪn/): "aromatic"

asud (adjective, /əsud/): "basted"

ha (adjective, /hə/): "big"

apagiz (adjective, /æpəgɪz/): "bitter"

oughtaike (adjective, /ɒtaɪkɛ/): "black"

vasag (adjective, /væsəg/): "blue"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "brown"

apiza (adjective, /əpɪzə/): "chilled"

va (adjective, /və/): "cold"

av (adjective, /æv/): "curried"

ma (adjective, /mə/): "dark"

sagilin (adjective, /səgilɪn/): "deep"

sazaimas (adjective, /səzaɪməs/): "divine"

sala (adjective, /səla/): "drunk"

ooma (adjective, /ʊmə/): "empty"

awttaith (adjective, /oɾaɪθ/): "evil"

thoughtha (adjective, /ðɒðə/): "familiar"

jef (adjective, /dʒɛf/): "fat"

mip (adjective, /mip/): "flat"

rrafa (adjective, /rəfə/): "frail"

nit (adjective, /nɪt/): "fried"

ainetaysha (adjective, /aɪnɛteʃə/): "full"

angige (adjective, /əŋɪgɛ/): "good"

doughtha (adjective, /dɒðə/): "green"

tuni (adjective, /tʌnɪ/): "grey"

natt (adjective, /næɾ/): "honest"

imani (adjective, /ɪməni/): "hot"

attik (adjective, /əɾik/): "light"

as (adjective, /əs/): "long"

ilak (adjective, /ilək/): "loud"

ifailana (adjective, /ifaɪləna/): "mortal"

fim (adjective, /fim/): "mysterious"

ttukin (adjective, /ɾukɪn/): "narrow"

unawhusi (adjective, /ʌnohusɪ/): "old"

imaiy (adjective, /ɪmaɪy/): "orange"

ayng (adjective, /eŋ/): "pungent"

aw (adjective, /æw/): "purple"

attahida (adjective, /æɾəhɪdə/): "quiet"

italangu (adjective, /itələŋu/): "raw"

utite (adjective, /utitɛ/): "rectangular"

sainai (adjective, /saɪnaɪ/): "red"

asati (adjective, /əsəti/): "roasted"

ittatta (adjective, /ɪɾəɾə/): "round"

aluti (adjective, /əlutɪ/): "salty"

tula (adjective, /tʌlə/): "savory"

anaythe (adjective, /əneθɛ/): "shallow"

pabaitti (adjective, /pæbaɪɾi/): "short"

shila (adjective, /ʃɪlæ/): "smoked"

ittichi (adjective, /iɾɪchɪ/): "sober"

ttuka (adjective, /ɾʌkæ/): "sour"

ttened (adjective, /ɾɛnɛd/): "spicy"

shoug (adjective, /ʃaʊg/): "spiral"

amunough (adjective, /əmʌnɒ/): "square"

gaydimiz (adjective, /gedɪmɪz/): "steamed"

aiwaibut (adjective, /aɪwaɪbʌt/): "strange"

as (adjective, /as/): "strong"

luw (adjective, /lʌw/): "sturdy"

nanini (adjective, /nənɪnɪ/): "sweet"

atith (adjective, /ətɪð/): "tall"

abingasay (adjective, /əbɪŋəse/): "thick"

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

avip (adjective, /əvip/): "warm"

ettat (adjective, /ɛɾət/): "weak"

chittatta (adjective, /tʃɪɾəɾə/): "white"

ani (adjective, /ənɪ/): "wide"

lattasa (adjective, /ləɾəsæ/): "yellow"

izar (adjective, /izəɹ/): "young"

Verbs

il (verb, /ɪl/): "bake"

izina (verb, /ɪzɪnə/): "be"

ttitt (verb, /ɾɪɾ/): "belong"

athilib (verb, /æðɪlɪb/): "bite"

isib (verb, /ɪsɪb/): "break"

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

atoo (verb, /ətʊ/): "come"

edduchina (verb, /ɛɽutʃɪnə/): "die"

ithaidana (verb, /iðaɪdəna/): "drink"

angekini (verb, /əŋɛkɪnɪ/): "eat"

tishil (verb, /tiʃɪl/): "fall"

idu (verb, /ɪdu/): "fight"

ngay (verb, /ŋe/): "find"

nadi (verb, /nadɪ/): "fish"

atayf (verb, /ətef/): "fly"

ainalich (verb, /aɪnəlɪch/): "frown"

sitt (verb, /sɪɾ/): "go"

kaineni (verb, /kaɪnɛnɪ/): "growl"

tahatta (verb, /təhəɾə/): "hate"

aittit (verb, /aɪɾɪt/): "have"

kough (verb, /kɒ/): "hear"

atatha (verb, /ətəθə/): "hide"

thibayfi (verb, /ðɪbefɪ/): "hold"

kevana (verb, /kɛvənə/): "hunt"

as (verb, /æs/): "jump"

tanukitt (verb, /tənukɪɾ/): "kill"

nasay (verb, /nəse/): "know"

naza (verb, /nəzə/): "laugh"

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

thattavitt (verb, /ðəɾəviɾ/): "live"

ladas (verb, /lədəs/): "lose"

uttoomu (verb, /uɾʊmʌ/): "love"

ngin (verb, /ŋɪn/): "need"

as (verb, /æs/): "own"

latazat (verb, /lətazat/): "roast"

anawlip (verb, /ənolɪp/): "run"

ttadu (verb, /ɾadu/): "see"

kithattaym (verb, /kɪθəɾem/): "sit"

daynaisil (verb, /denaɪsɪl/): "sleep"

isal (verb, /ɪsəl/): "smell"

lati (verb, /læti/): "smile"

disisa (verb, /dɪsɪsə/): "stand"

sevang (verb, /sɛvəŋ/): "strike"

ani (verb, /ænɪ/): "swallow"

kitam (verb, /kɪtəm/): "swim"

igazaisii (verb, /ɪgəzaɪʒɪ/): "taste"

ttai (verb, /ɾaɪ/): "throw"

inijaku (verb, /inɪjakʌ/): "walk"

layttita (verb, /leɾɪtə/): "want"

Nouns

na (noun, /næ/): "afternoon"

akayki (noun, /akekɪ/): "ale"

ngejaytaw (noun, /ŋɛdʒeto/): "all"

ka (noun, /kə/): "alligator"

abithawtaw (noun, /əbɪðoto/): "arm"

fa (noun, /fə/): "ash"

nawttalu (noun, /noɾəlu/): "aunt"

pittal (noun, /piɾəl/): "axe"

napibiz (noun, /nəpɪbɪz/): "bark"

naputhas (noun, /nəpʌðəs/): "bay"

inageka (noun, /ɪnəgɛkə/): "beer"

voughw (noun, /vɒw/): "beet"

azaitoo (noun, /azaɪtʊ/): "bird"

anaytayk (noun, /ənetek/): "blood"

ag (noun, /əg/): "boar"

unalada (noun, /ʌnələdə/): "bone"

naz (noun, /nəz/): "breakfast"

anusem (noun, /ənʌsɛm/): "breast"

itsi (noun, /ɪtsi/): "brother"

avizis (noun, /əvizɪs/): "castle"

ithi (noun, /ɪθɪ/): "cat"

is (noun, /ɪs/): "cat"

ivi (noun, /ivɪ/): "chest"

aidinay (noun, /aɪdine/): "chicken"

niyitt (noun, /nɪyɪɾ/): "claw"

gim (noun, /gɪm/): "cloud"

man (noun, /mən/): "coconut"

uttittilai (noun, /uɾɪɾɪlaɪ/): "crime"

as (noun, /əs/): "day"

avathi (noun, /ævəði/): "dinner"

ttou (noun, /ɾaʊ/): "dog"

ad (noun, /əd/): "drink"

taytt (noun, /teɾ/): "dungeon"

asi (noun, /əsi/): "ear"

nida (noun, /nɪdæ/): "earth"

inaytib (noun, /inetɪb/): "egg"

pit (noun, /pɪt/): "elder"

sasalak (noun, /sæsələk/): "enemy"

vikan (noun, /vɪkən/): "evening"

asi (noun, /əsi/): "eye"

ajay (noun, /ədʒe/): "family"

baw (noun, /bəw/): "father"

angay (noun, /əŋe/): "feather"

ad (noun, /æd/): "fight"

uhita (noun, /uhitə/): "finger"

tatta (noun, /təɾə/): "fire"

umipa (noun, /ʌmipə/): "fish"

tihatta (noun, /tɪhəɾə/): "flesh"

is (noun, /is/): "foot"

apinedi (noun, /əpinɛdɪ/): "forest"

tayttu (noun, /teɾʌ/): "fox"

tiha (noun, /tɪhə/): "friend"

an (noun, /ən/): "goose"

anais (noun, /ənaɪs/): "grease"

amainough (noun, /əmaɪnɒ/): "group"

tudiving (noun, /tudɪvɪŋ/): "gulf"

la (noun, /lə/): "hair"

ootainay (noun, /ʊtaɪne/): "hand"

epawtt (noun, /ɛpoɾ/): "hat"

sef (noun, /sɛf/): "hate"

de (noun, /dɛ/): "head"

sab (noun, /səb/): "hill"

bawk (noun, /bok/): "horn"

anutishai (noun, /ənutɪʃaɪ/): "horse"

oughjawchatha (noun, /ɒjotʃəðə/): "house"

inafi (noun, /ɪnəfɪ/): "inn"

ttakanit (noun, /ɾəkanɪt/): "island"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "jaw"

al (noun, /əl/): "lake"

anayge (noun, /ənegɛ/): "leaf"

ttihija (noun, /ɾɪhijə/): "leg"

banan (noun, /bənæn/): "liver"

ashipi (noun, /aʃipɪ/): "louse"

ditaha (noun, /dɪtəhə/): "love"

azaduz (noun, /æzəduz/): "lunch"

awfidiki (noun, /ofidikɪ/): "man"

dasan (noun, /dəsən/): "many"

lim (noun, /lɪm/): "meal"

itayl (noun, /ɪtel/): "metal"

attaz (noun, /əɾæz/): "mine"

an (noun, /ən/): "monster"

maytat (noun, /metət/): "moon"

kough (noun, /kɒ/): "morning"

shaki (noun, /ʃəkɪ/): "mother"

atough (noun, /atɒ/): "mountain"

ttulej (noun, /ɾulɛdʒ/): "mouth"

too (noun, /tʊ/): "name"

atechutou (noun, /ətɛchutaʊ/): "neck"

naylanatt (noun, /nelanəɾ/): "night"

edechit (noun, /ɛdɛtʃɪt/): "noodle"

abetite (noun, /əbɛtɪtɛ/): "nose"

oul (noun, /aʊl/): "ocean"

apit (noun, /əpɪt/): "parent"

ani (noun, /əni/): "path"

jattatit (noun, /dʒəɾətɪt/): "peace"

langaiba (noun, /ləŋaɪbə/): "pepper"

angay (noun, /əŋe/): "person"

ekip (noun, /ɛkɪp/): "pie"

hilepa (noun, /hɪlɛpæ/): "pig"

uth (noun, /ʌð/): "rabbit"

uma (noun, /ʌmæ/): "rain"

fasamatt (noun, /fæsaməɾ/): "rat"

woughnattich (noun, /wɒnaɾɪx/): "river"

ed (noun, /ɛd/): "robe"

paisuziw (noun, /paɪsʌziw/): "rock"

dathadda (noun, /dæðaɽə/): "root"

oughlaj (noun, /ɒləj/): "salt"

nuteg (noun, /nutɛg/): "sand"

iw (noun, /ɪw/): "seed"

uttett (noun, /ʌɾɛɾ/): "sibling"

tta (noun, /ɾa/): "sister"

apas (noun, /əpəs/): "skin"

tteb (noun, /ɾɛb/): "sky"

aybi (noun, /ebi/): "smoke"

ukutu (noun, /ʌkutʌ/): "snake"

ayla (noun, /elə/): "soup"

niv (noun, /nɪv/): "star"

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

zailat (noun, /zaɪlət/): "stomach"

foolasoth (noun, /fʊlasɔð/): "stone"

azawfet (noun, /əzofɛt/): "stream"

adinahe (noun, /adɪnahɛ/): "sun"

haynoughnaf (noun, /henɒnəf/): "sword"

alu (noun, /əlʌ/): "tail"

dalusaz (noun, /dəlusəz/): "tavern"

etanada (noun, /ɛtənəda/): "thumb"

nan (noun, /nən/): "tongue"

littaiy (noun, /lɪɾaɪy/): "tooth"

afazusa (noun, /əfæzʌsə/): "tree"

ngi (noun, /ŋi/): "truth"

amoughttik (noun, /əmɒɾɪk/): "uncle"

agatt (noun, /agəɾ/): "valley"

lazuwin (noun, /ləzʌwɪn/): "war"

avehi (noun, /əvɛhɪ/): "water"

sharraisa (noun, /ʃaraɪsə/): "way"

umani (noun, /uməni/): "wine"

dejalaf (noun, /dɛjələf/): "woman"

chawtata (noun, /tʃotəta/): "word"