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Ipeta

Ipeta Dictionary

Pronouns

shap (pronoun, /ʃəp/): "he"

asi (pronoun, /əsɪ/): "she"

ta (pronoun, /tə/): "they"

jai (pronoun, /jaɪ/): "you"

ika (pronoun, /ɪkæ/): "we"

att (pronoun, /aɾ/): "I"

Articles

kad (article, /kəd/): "a"

ena (article, /ɛnə/): "the"

Prepositions

pis (preposition, /pɪs/): "and"

itt (preposition, /ɪɾ/): "as"

tal (preposition, /tal/): "from"

ttap (preposition, /ɾəp/): "in"

ithi (preposition, /ɪθɪ/): "of"

ttittith (preposition, /ɾɪɾɪð/): "or"

sad (preposition, /səd/): "to"

attisen (preposition, /əɾɪsɛn/): "will"

mad (preposition, /məd/): "with"

Numbers

ayt (number, /et/): "zero"

oozu (number, /ʊzʌ/): "one"

itte (number, /ɪɾɛ/): "two"

anatt (number, /ənəɾ/): "three"

tha (number, /ðə/): "four"

tittafib (number, /tɪɾəfɪb/): "five"

sung (number, /suŋ/): "six"

ttajayhatt (number, /ɾəjehəɾ/): "seven"

danifa (number, /dənɪfa/): "eight"

bul (number, /bul/): "nine"

lawtainawng (number, /lotaɪnoŋ/): "ten"

Questions

lawnezap (question, /lonɛzəp/): "what"

unina (question, /unɪnə/): "who"

bay (question, /be/): "how"

lidil (question, /lɪdɪl/): "why"

wenith (question, /wɛnɪð/): "when"

Interjections

gewitad (interjection, /gɛwɪtad/): "hello"

jilal (interjection, /dʒiləl/): "goodbye"

ttethittatt (interjection, /ɾɛðɪɾəɾ/): "hey"

zikaw (interjection, /ziko/): "bye"

vazim (interjection, /vəzim/): "ouch"

am (interjection, /əm/): "wow"

an (interjection, /ən/): "uh"

danu (interjection, /dənʌ/): "er"

za (interjection, /zə/): "um"

Adverbs

ata (adverb, /ətə/): "again"

nimittin (adverb, /nɪmiɾin/): "now"

shathanayj (adverb, /ʃəðənej/): "soon"

ikalai (adverb, /ɪkəlaɪ/): "often"

ithaitaw (adverb, /ɪðaɪto/): "sometimes"

ttitta (adverb, /ɾɪɾæ/): "always"

ttasiwoom (adverb, /ɾasɪwʊm/): "never"

sakay (adverb, /səke/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ash (adjective, /aʃ/): "aromatic"

ishah (adjective, /iʃəh/): "basted"

id (adjective, /id/): "big"

pipaynett (adjective, /pipenɛɾ/): "bitter"

uli (adjective, /ʌlɪ/): "black"

thaihaka (adjective, /ðaɪhəkə/): "blue"

tatt (adjective, /təɾ/): "brown"

atu (adjective, /ətʌ/): "chilled"

mouthufe (adjective, /maʊðufɛ/): "cold"

attaw (adjective, /əɾo/): "curried"

attalaw (adjective, /əɾælo/): "dark"

lave (adjective, /ləvɛ/): "deep"

avan (adjective, /əvən/): "divine"

attaj (adjective, /əɾəj/): "drunk"

azu (adjective, /əzu/): "empty"

ad (adjective, /əd/): "evil"

isilevi (adjective, /ɪsilɛvi/): "familiar"

ak (adjective, /ək/): "fat"

shih (adjective, /ʃih/): "flat"

eviseda (adjective, /ɛvɪsɛdə/): "frail"

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

ithoughdayn (adjective, /ɪðɒden/): "full"

jawvawhe (adjective, /jovohɛ/): "good"

eluttittu (adjective, /ɛluɾiɾu/): "green"

natetoutt (adjective, /nətɛtaʊɾ/): "grey"

dunatha (adjective, /dʌnəðə/): "honest"

asas (adjective, /əsəs/): "hot"

iwin (adjective, /ɪwɪn/): "light"

poukas (adjective, /paʊkəs/): "long"

ilimin (adjective, /ɪlɪmɪn/): "loud"

ak (adjective, /ək/): "mortal"

baiha (adjective, /baɪhə/): "mysterious"

hoi (adjective, /hɔɪ/): "narrow"

tiv (adjective, /tiv/): "old"

ttatoitt (adjective, /ɾətɔɪɾ/): "orange"

imajithi (adjective, /ɪməjɪði/): "pungent"

tanawaz (adjective, /tənawaz/): "purple"

alatu (adjective, /ələtʌ/): "quiet"

sit (adjective, /sɪt/): "raw"

inattai (adjective, /ɪnəɾaɪ/): "rectangular"

epoughn (adjective, /ɛpɒn/): "red"

asa (adjective, /əsə/): "roasted"

if (adjective, /if/): "round"

ichal (adjective, /ɪtʃæl/): "salty"

ainath (adjective, /aɪnað/): "savory"

awpoughttiz (adjective, /opɒɾɪz/): "shallow"

ida (adjective, /ɪdə/): "short"

wi (adjective, /wi/): "smoked"

sil (adjective, /sɪl/): "sober"

ita (adjective, /ɪtə/): "sour"

ilinuf (adjective, /ilinʌf/): "spicy"

asitt (adjective, /əsiɾ/): "spiral"

as (adjective, /əs/): "square"

ki (adjective, /ki/): "steamed"

wipittouw (adjective, /wɪpɪɾaʊw/): "strange"

ttangati (adjective, /ɾəŋətɪ/): "strong"

vifa (adjective, /vɪfə/): "sturdy"

nanap (adjective, /nənəp/): "sweet"

iduzoiv (adjective, /ɪdʌzɔɪv/): "tall"

ttajaycitt (adjective, /ɾəjeciɾ/): "thick"

azinett (adjective, /æzɪnɛɾ/): "thin"

inezayla (adjective, /inɛzelæ/): "warm"

waiz (adjective, /waɪz/): "weak"

unett (adjective, /unɛɾ/): "white"

ati (adjective, /əti/): "wide"

ivathaw (adjective, /ɪvaðo/): "yellow"

ttek (adjective, /ɾɛk/): "young"

Verbs

ttai (verb, /ɾaɪ/): "bake"

ivi (verb, /ɪvi/): "be"

lan (verb, /læn/): "belong"

ala (verb, /alə/): "bite"

ttitithitt (verb, /ɾɪtiðɪɾ/): "break"

aiduttithe (verb, /aɪduɾiðɛ/): "burn"

ouzazi (verb, /aʊzəzi/): "come"

keni (verb, /kɛnɪ/): "die"

li (verb, /lɪ/): "drink"

ttane (verb, /ɾanɛ/): "eat"

isak (verb, /ɪsək/): "fall"

data (verb, /dətæ/): "fight"

ifattisa (verb, /ɪfəɾisæ/): "find"

amadud (verb, /æmədud/): "fish"

oova (verb, /ʊvə/): "fly"

nep (verb, /nɛp/): "frown"

angathatta (verb, /əŋaðəɾə/): "go"

azepiw (verb, /æzɛpɪw/): "growl"

lu (verb, /lʌ/): "hate"

atanga (verb, /ætæŋə/): "have"

ladez (verb, /lædɛz/): "hear"

tad (verb, /təd/): "hide"

ettas (verb, /ɛɾas/): "hold"

anibatta (verb, /ənɪbəɾə/): "hunt"

ibata (verb, /ɪbətə/): "jump"

at (verb, /ət/): "kill"

adavitt (verb, /ədəviɾ/): "know"

fewina (verb, /fɛwinə/): "laugh"

ttiwoughban (verb, /ɾɪwɒbən/): "lie"

fatisa (verb, /fətɪsə/): "live"

achash (verb, /ətʃaʃ/): "lose"

sa (verb, /sə/): "love"

vimes (verb, /vɪmɛs/): "need"

fa (verb, /fa/): "own"

ishi (verb, /iʃɪ/): "roast"

kabawtu (verb, /kəbotu/): "run"

ttawnga (verb, /ɾoŋə/): "see"

us (verb, /ʌs/): "sit"

latipan (verb, /lətipan/): "sleep"

ajangatt (verb, /əjəŋəɾ/): "smell"

af (verb, /af/): "smile"

zalingat (verb, /zəliŋət/): "stand"

matt (verb, /məɾ/): "strike"

itasis (verb, /itəsɪs/): "swallow"

al (verb, /əl/): "swim"

adinay (verb, /ədɪne/): "taste"

edazada (verb, /ɛdəzədə/): "throw"

samifa (verb, /səmifə/): "walk"

atumi (verb, /ətumɪ/): "want"

Nouns

attenavai (noun, /əɾɛnævaɪ/): "afternoon"

ichawttal (noun, /ɪchoɾæl/): "ale"

athethaitt (noun, /əðɛðaɪɾ/): "all"

nu (noun, /nʌ/): "alligator"

nanange (noun, /nənəŋɛ/): "arm"

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

uka (noun, /ukæ/): "aunt"

letoo (noun, /lɛtʊ/): "axe"

ttekaz (noun, /ɾɛkæz/): "bark"

itta (noun, /ɪɾə/): "bay"

taizaz (noun, /taɪzəz/): "beer"

ag (noun, /əg/): "beet"

tuttough (noun, /tuɾɒ/): "bird"

sufata (noun, /sufətə/): "blood"

datti (noun, /dəɾi/): "boar"

uni (noun, /uni/): "bone"

ivama (noun, /ɪvəmə/): "breakfast"

ithouza (noun, /ɪðaʊzə/): "breast"

kada (noun, /kədə/): "brother"

daykuba (noun, /dekubə/): "castle"

ta (noun, /tæ/): "cat"

si (noun, /si/): "cat"

thuhatal (noun, /ðuhətəl/): "chest"

peg (noun, /pɛg/): "chicken"

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

aysijoughchi (noun, /esɪjɒtʃɪ/): "cloud"

as (noun, /əs/): "coconut"

aisi (noun, /aɪsɪ/): "crime"

azaika (noun, /əzaɪkə/): "day"

zi (noun, /zɪ/): "dinner"

mungasawz (noun, /muŋəsoz/): "dog"

aivazarr (noun, /aɪvəzər/): "drink"

thadaikik (noun, /ðədaɪkik/): "dungeon"

il (noun, /ɪl/): "ear"

ttetta (noun, /ɾɛɾə/): "earth"

il (noun, /ɪl/): "egg"

itethe (noun, /ɪtɛðɛ/): "elder"

thi (noun, /ði/): "enemy"

ouluki (noun, /aʊlʌkɪ/): "evening"

ayz (noun, /ez/): "eye"

bayn (noun, /ben/): "family"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "father"

nidis (noun, /nɪdis/): "feather"

nukaiway (noun, /nʌkaɪwe/): "fight"

ttathagan (noun, /ɾaðəgən/): "finger"

amaipainu (noun, /əmaɪpaɪnu/): "fire"

atuta (noun, /ətʌtə/): "fish"

aynupigough (noun, /enupɪgɒ/): "flesh"

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

tatit (noun, /tətɪt/): "forest"

utha (noun, /ʌðə/): "fox"

la (noun, /la/): "friend"

damisin (noun, /dəmɪsin/): "goose"

zoughtatou (noun, /zɒtətaʊ/): "grease"

attin (noun, /æɾin/): "group"

apuga (noun, /æpugə/): "gulf"

jana (noun, /jənə/): "hair"

idu (noun, /ɪdʌ/): "hand"

shusupaww (noun, /ʃusʌpow/): "hat"

awitu (noun, /æwɪtʌ/): "hate"

ttulays (noun, /ɾules/): "head"

kasaki (noun, /kasækɪ/): "hill"

athasatta (noun, /aðəsəɾə/): "horn"

aputt (noun, /əpuɾ/): "horse"

nga (noun, /ŋə/): "house"

imipik (noun, /ɪmɪpik/): "inn"

ttalayt (noun, /ɾəlet/): "island"

luthatt (noun, /lʌðəɾ/): "jaw"

ayttaydig (noun, /eɾedɪg/): "lake"

ditiwa (noun, /ditɪwə/): "leaf"

witang (noun, /wɪtəŋ/): "leg"

uvij (noun, /ʌvij/): "liver"

fachith (noun, /fæxɪð/): "louse"

bawloughli (noun, /bolɒlɪ/): "love"

aboo (noun, /əbʊ/): "lunch"

ideka (noun, /idɛkə/): "man"

ttivil (noun, /ɾivil/): "many"

awd (noun, /od/): "meal"

lu (noun, /lu/): "metal"

ajiti (noun, /əjɪtɪ/): "mine"

kakittin (noun, /kəkɪɾin/): "monster"

thiza (noun, /ðizə/): "moon"

ataytt (noun, /æteɾ/): "morning"

ijil (noun, /ɪjɪl/): "mother"

oughl (noun, /ɒl/): "mountain"

vatapay (noun, /vatəpe/): "mouth"

utugaytt (noun, /utugeɾ/): "name"

nisittai (noun, /nisɪɾaɪ/): "neck"

tta (noun, /ɾa/): "night"

hough (noun, /hɒ/): "noodle"

ttaysunai (noun, /ɾesunaɪ/): "nose"

aytalan (noun, /etələn/): "ocean"

kawtte (noun, /koɾɛ/): "parent"

ittabi (noun, /iɾəbɪ/): "path"

amawa (noun, /əməwə/): "peace"

ngawazash (noun, /ŋæwazəʃ/): "pepper"

ashukepi (noun, /əʃukɛpi/): "person"

baytha (noun, /beðə/): "pie"

an (noun, /ən/): "pig"

itta (noun, /iɾə/): "rabbit"

me (noun, /mɛ/): "rain"

ivutak (noun, /ɪvʌtæk/): "rat"

seten (noun, /sɛtɛn/): "river"

oukavaf (noun, /aʊkəvaf/): "robe"

daynoota (noun, /denʊtə/): "rock"

hiv (noun, /hɪv/): "root"

dalaz (noun, /dələz/): "salt"

an (noun, /ən/): "sand"

iwa (noun, /ɪwa/): "seed"

akavilou (noun, /əkəvilaʊ/): "sibling"

thap (noun, /ðæp/): "sister"

pija (noun, /pɪjæ/): "skin"

un (noun, /ʌn/): "sky"

vusise (noun, /vusɪsɛ/): "smoke"

es (noun, /ɛs/): "snake"

isakeng (noun, /ɪsəkɛŋ/): "soup"

azayzinough (noun, /azezinɒ/): "star"

awti (noun, /otɪ/): "stew"

akatta (noun, /əkəɾə/): "stomach"

aigavu (noun, /aɪgavʌ/): "stone"

abad (noun, /abəd/): "stream"

atutta (noun, /ətuɾə/): "sun"

ilawteb (noun, /ɪlotɛb/): "sword"

ateba (noun, /ətɛbə/): "tail"

loughngan (noun, /lɒŋən/): "tavern"

ttidaifai (noun, /ɾɪdaɪfaɪ/): "thumb"

hittati (noun, /hɪɾətɪ/): "tongue"

paithiviv (noun, /paɪðivɪv/): "tooth"

ihasiza (noun, /ɪhəsɪzə/): "tree"

iy (noun, /ɪy/): "truth"

ainad (noun, /aɪnəd/): "uncle"

sanattirr (noun, /sənəɾir/): "valley"

hul (noun, /hul/): "war"

aws (noun, /os/): "water"

idusin (noun, /ɪdusin/): "way"

eqi (noun, /ɛqi/): "wine"

lawd (noun, /lod/): "woman"

chil (noun, /tʃil/): "word"