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Asawtatha

Asawtatha Dictionary

Pronouns

itt (pronoun, /ɪɾ/): "he"

an (pronoun, /ən/): "she"

aysa (pronoun, /esə/): "they"

sha (pronoun, /ʃə/): "you"

av (pronoun, /əv/): "we"

caym (pronoun, /cem/): "I"

Articles

thu (article, /ðu/): "a"

sou (article, /saʊ/): "the"

Prepositions

unaww (preposition, /unow/): "and"

sha (preposition, /ʃə/): "as"

thaz (preposition, /ðəz/): "from"

oughnuban (preposition, /ɒnubən/): "in"

ittu (preposition, /ɪɾʌ/): "of"

ta (preposition, /tə/): "or"

pinakim (preposition, /pinəkɪm/): "to"

upiva (preposition, /upɪvə/): "will"

lil (preposition, /lil/): "with"

Numbers

ja (number, /dʒə/): "zero"

vattou (number, /vəɾaʊ/): "one"

ttoughttaww (number, /ɾɒɾow/): "two"

te (number, /tɛ/): "three"

tejaca (number, /tɛjəcə/): "four"

nutath (number, /nutəð/): "five"

udayt (number, /ʌdet/): "six"

yabi (number, /yəbɪ/): "seven"

oughsimishough (number, /ɒsɪmɪʃɒ/): "eight"

atitha (number, /ətiða/): "nine"

ttezatayw (number, /ɾɛzætew/): "ten"

Questions

zittazough (question, /zɪɾəzɒ/): "what"

saynu (question, /senʌ/): "who"

oothedat (question, /ʊðɛdət/): "how"

asuj (question, /əsudʒ/): "why"

zasatat (question, /zəsətət/): "when"

Interjections

ithishe (interjection, /iθiʃɛ/): "hello"

usunayp (interjection, /ʌsunep/): "goodbye"

kap (interjection, /kəp/): "hey"

guwukag (interjection, /guwʌkəg/): "bye"

nen (interjection, /nɛn/): "ouch"

oottettefi (interjection, /ʊɾɛɾɛfɪ/): "wow"

edupi (interjection, /ɛdʌpi/): "uh"

vatan (interjection, /vətən/): "er"

idanifa (interjection, /idənɪfə/): "um"

Adverbs

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

navada (adverb, /nəvədə/): "now"

akuch (adverb, /əkʌtʃ/): "soon"

iti (adverb, /ɪtɪ/): "often"

ize (adverb, /ɪzɛ/): "sometimes"

waga (adverb, /wəgə/): "always"

nid (adverb, /nɪd/): "never"

ttas (adverb, /ɾæs/): "seldom"

Adjectives

uhough (adjective, /ʌhɒ/): "aromatic"

na (adjective, /na/): "basted"

amiv (adjective, /əmiv/): "big"

inoughf (adjective, /ɪnɒf/): "bitter"

hiz (adjective, /hɪz/): "black"

li (adjective, /lɪ/): "blue"

itti (adjective, /ɪɾɪ/): "brown"

aysa (adjective, /esə/): "chilled"

daba (adjective, /dəbə/): "cold"

as (adjective, /əs/): "curried"

uttaf (adjective, /ʌɾəf/): "dark"

apeva (adjective, /əpɛva/): "deep"

vaym (adjective, /vem/): "divine"

latahi (adjective, /lətəhɪ/): "drunk"

at (adjective, /ət/): "empty"

tafab (adjective, /təfəb/): "evil"

iv (adjective, /ɪv/): "familiar"

awth (adjective, /oð/): "fat"

ttachat (adjective, /ɾətʃət/): "flat"

alibul (adjective, /əlibul/): "frail"

ootat (adjective, /ʊtət/): "fried"

lazou (adjective, /ləzaʊ/): "full"

theditough (adjective, /ðɛditɒ/): "good"

avi (adjective, /əvɪ/): "green"

atha (adjective, /æðə/): "grey"

awtaypoughdi (adjective, /otepɒdi/): "honest"

anushaydi (adjective, /ənuʃedi/): "hot"

thadaqi (adjective, /ðədəqɪ/): "light"

tutiha (adjective, /tutɪhə/): "long"

ilithe (adjective, /ɪliðɛ/): "loud"

tatta (adjective, /təɾə/): "mortal"

etays (adjective, /ɛtes/): "mysterious"

ajaittang (adjective, /əjaɪɾəŋ/): "narrow"

vaittaw (adjective, /vaɪɾo/): "old"

bakough (adjective, /bəkɒ/): "orange"

ulethin (adjective, /ʌlɛðɪn/): "pungent"

aykoik (adjective, /ekɔɪk/): "purple"

thuva (adjective, /ðʌvə/): "quiet"

atta (adjective, /əɾə/): "raw"

tasay (adjective, /təse/): "rectangular"

uwizath (adjective, /uwizæð/): "red"

etath (adjective, /ɛtəð/): "roasted"

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

ina (adjective, /ɪnə/): "salty"

aitisiv (adjective, /aɪtisɪv/): "savory"

ttittum (adjective, /ɾiɾʌm/): "shallow"

inattavi (adjective, /ɪnəɾævɪ/): "short"

ukumatt (adjective, /ʌkumæɾ/): "smoked"

inab (adjective, /ɪnəb/): "sober"

hipittits (adjective, /hɪpɪɾɪts/): "sour"

ip (adjective, /ip/): "spicy"

kenawtap (adjective, /kɛnotəp/): "spiral"

ttam (adjective, /ɾəm/): "square"

lasi (adjective, /ləsɪ/): "steamed"

ailan (adjective, /aɪlən/): "strange"

oughda (adjective, /ɒdə/): "strong"

echichach (adjective, /ɛtʃitʃætʃ/): "sturdy"

fih (adjective, /fɪh/): "sweet"

ittunach (adjective, /ɪɾʌnəx/): "tall"

uwiw (adjective, /ʌwiw/): "thick"

aizatte (adjective, /aɪzəɾɛ/): "thin"

usitham (adjective, /usɪðam/): "warm"

edenatti (adjective, /ɛdɛnəɾi/): "weak"

nilaship (adjective, /nilæʃɪp/): "white"

etuwad (adjective, /ɛtuwæd/): "wide"

lekilai (adjective, /lɛkɪlaɪ/): "yellow"

tiz (adjective, /tɪz/): "young"

Verbs

thoughtata (verb, /ðɒtətə/): "bake"

akoughttis (verb, /ækɒɾɪs/): "be"

akattib (verb, /əkəɾib/): "belong"

dough (verb, /dɒ/): "bite"

ni (verb, /nɪ/): "break"

netta (verb, /nɛɾə/): "burn"

airinuth (verb, /aɪɹɪnʌð/): "come"

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

ittett (verb, /iɾɛɾ/): "drink"

gijak (verb, /gɪjək/): "eat"

nisa (verb, /nɪsə/): "fall"

azattatt (verb, /əzəɾaɾ/): "fight"

atoughg (verb, /ətɒg/): "find"

ittough (verb, /ɪɾɒ/): "fish"

uttaw (verb, /uɾəw/): "fly"

taludday (verb, /təlʌɽe/): "frown"

us (verb, /ʌs/): "go"

ap (verb, /əp/): "growl"

atasough (verb, /ətəsɒ/): "hate"

itt (verb, /ɪɾ/): "have"

akasif (verb, /akəsɪf/): "hear"

ttimil (verb, /ɾɪmɪl/): "hide"

thayttasith (verb, /θeɾəsɪð/): "hold"

aysi (verb, /esi/): "hunt"

ma (verb, /mə/): "jump"

izo (verb, /ɪzɔ/): "kill"

enis (verb, /ɛnɪs/): "know"

ttattitta (verb, /ɾəɾiɾə/): "laugh"

acai (verb, /acaɪ/): "lie"

saikitte (verb, /saɪkɪɾɛ/): "live"

ttili (verb, /ɾili/): "lose"

atuv (verb, /ətuv/): "love"

tawtakan (verb, /totəkən/): "need"

ifa (verb, /ifæ/): "own"

fetav (verb, /fɛtəv/): "roast"

uthais (verb, /ʌðaɪs/): "run"

li (verb, /lɪ/): "see"

at (verb, /ət/): "sit"

nattadaf (verb, /nəɾadəf/): "sleep"

pi (verb, /pɪ/): "smell"

ettathoughn (verb, /ɛɾaðɒn/): "smile"

athivak (verb, /æðɪvak/): "stand"

zitana (verb, /zɪtənə/): "strike"

tamal (verb, /təməl/): "swallow"

athuth (verb, /æðuð/): "swim"

usou (verb, /ʌsaʊ/): "taste"

zasita (verb, /zəsitə/): "throw"

nazinga (verb, /nəzɪŋa/): "walk"

kav (verb, /kəv/): "want"

Nouns

zoughnal (noun, /zɒnəl/): "afternoon"

athadi (noun, /æðædi/): "ale"

ukisidi (noun, /ukɪsɪdɪ/): "all"

ing (noun, /ɪŋ/): "alligator"

awthatena (noun, /oðətɛnə/): "arm"

ttam (noun, /ɾəm/): "ash"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "aunt"

attasisa (noun, /əɾəsɪsə/): "axe"

heth (noun, /hɛð/): "bark"

ttisitti (noun, /ɾisiɾɪ/): "bay"

hatusha (noun, /hətʌʃə/): "beer"

ali (noun, /əlɪ/): "beet"

fimakit (noun, /fiməkɪt/): "bird"

attag (noun, /əɾəg/): "blood"

ik (noun, /ɪk/): "boar"

etefatt (noun, /ɛtɛfəɾ/): "bone"

naiketang (noun, /naɪkɛtəŋ/): "breakfast"

upavitt (noun, /ʌpəvɪɾ/): "breast"

atadoughha (noun, /ətədɒhə/): "brother"

bazasawm (noun, /bəzəsom/): "castle"

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

vut (noun, /vʌt/): "cat"

athef (noun, /əðɛf/): "chest"

aisoughnawl (noun, /aɪsɒnol/): "chicken"

sizip (noun, /sizɪp/): "claw"

ttasa (noun, /ɾəsə/): "cloud"

awmi (noun, /omɪ/): "coconut"

hinika (noun, /hɪnɪkə/): "crime"

tidel (noun, /tɪdɛl/): "day"

ikahai (noun, /ɪkəhaɪ/): "dinner"

ilizina (noun, /ilɪzinə/): "dog"

asech (noun, /əsɛtʃ/): "drink"

lu (noun, /lʌ/): "dungeon"

ekam (noun, /ɛkəm/): "ear"

ap (noun, /æp/): "earth"

lal (noun, /lal/): "egg"

pid (noun, /pid/): "elder"

itha (noun, /iðə/): "enemy"

anoughsiut (noun, /ənɒʒut/): "evening"

kawttin (noun, /koɾin/): "eye"

anoudath (noun, /ænaʊdəð/): "family"

zahifed (noun, /zəhifɛd/): "father"

asayray (noun, /aseɹe/): "feather"

ilaloughttou (noun, /ɪlælɒɾaʊ/): "fight"

alikatha (noun, /əlikəða/): "finger"

iwiluju (noun, /iwɪluju/): "fire"

amamoun (noun, /amæmaʊn/): "fish"

im (noun, /ɪm/): "flesh"

apik (noun, /əpɪk/): "foot"

vapawki (noun, /væpoki/): "forest"

ih (noun, /ɪh/): "fox"

ide (noun, /ɪdɛ/): "friend"

uwamun (noun, /ʌwəmʌn/): "goose"

tatough (noun, /tətɒ/): "grease"

achawma (noun, /əchomə/): "group"

atitas (noun, /atɪtəs/): "gulf"

avathis (noun, /əvəðis/): "hair"

ah (noun, /əh/): "hand"

sas (noun, /səs/): "hat"

binawfa (noun, /bɪnofæ/): "hate"

sasha (noun, /səʃə/): "head"

attapun (noun, /əɾəpun/): "hill"

za (noun, /zæ/): "horn"

ttangi (noun, /ɾəŋɪ/): "horse"

ttah (noun, /ɾəh/): "house"

ana (noun, /ənə/): "inn"

shadasi (noun, /ʃædəsi/): "island"

kaikiba (noun, /kaɪkibə/): "jaw"

det (noun, /dɛt/): "lake"

ujatt (noun, /ʌjəɾ/): "leaf"

atha (noun, /əðə/): "leg"

awide (noun, /əwidɛ/): "liver"

aittiwakai (noun, /aɪɾɪwəkaɪ/): "louse"

apaz (noun, /əpæz/): "love"

udilitta (noun, /udiliɾə/): "lunch"

tace (noun, /tæcɛ/): "man"

pa (noun, /pə/): "many"

apatail (noun, /əpətaɪl/): "meal"

ttatayn (noun, /ɾæten/): "metal"

apasitti (noun, /əpæsiɾi/): "mine"

aynanouz (noun, /enænaʊz/): "monster"

ta (noun, /ta/): "moon"

zatt (noun, /zəɾ/): "morning"

ga (noun, /gə/): "mother"

uza (noun, /ʌzə/): "mountain"

fiwa (noun, /fɪwæ/): "mouth"

hucha (noun, /hʌtʃə/): "name"

uv (noun, /ʌv/): "neck"

woughsuwi (noun, /wɒsuwɪ/): "night"

ij (noun, /ɪdʒ/): "noodle"

itu (noun, /itu/): "nose"

anuk (noun, /ənuk/): "ocean"

titana (noun, /tɪtənə/): "parent"

ttithawtha (noun, /ɾɪðoðə/): "path"

asi (noun, /əsi/): "peace"

aysibitt (noun, /esɪbiɾ/): "pepper"

iki (noun, /ɪkɪ/): "person"

te (noun, /tɛ/): "pie"

adaitti (noun, /ədaɪɾɪ/): "pig"

atti (noun, /əɾɪ/): "rabbit"

iw (noun, /ɪw/): "rain"

ikaz (noun, /ɪkəz/): "rat"

tath (noun, /tæð/): "river"

enuhadi (noun, /ɛnʌhədɪ/): "robe"

ih (noun, /ɪh/): "rock"

eshaywid (noun, /ɛʃewid/): "root"

duttadai (noun, /dʌɾədaɪ/): "salt"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "sand"

hettad (noun, /hɛɾad/): "seed"

thasi (noun, /ðəsi/): "sibling"

oughnitafa (noun, /ɒnitəfə/): "sister"

ibiviti (noun, /ibɪvɪtɪ/): "skin"

chalis (noun, /tʃəlis/): "sky"

sa (noun, /sə/): "smoke"

pa (noun, /pa/): "snake"

atti (noun, /əɾɪ/): "soup"

thawsaywai (noun, /ðosewaɪ/): "star"

ttit (noun, /ɾit/): "stew"

etsi (noun, /ɛtsɪ/): "stomach"

atudi (noun, /ətudɪ/): "stone"

nitan (noun, /nitən/): "stream"

abis (noun, /əbɪs/): "sun"

ad (noun, /ad/): "sword"

anutini (noun, /ənutɪnɪ/): "tail"

zawn (noun, /zon/): "tavern"

doughthat (noun, /dɒðæt/): "thumb"

attayb (noun, /əɾeb/): "tongue"

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

usizat (noun, /ʌsɪzət/): "tree"

utaneza (noun, /ʌtənɛzə/): "truth"

etoughh (noun, /ɛtɒh/): "uncle"

kititta (noun, /kɪtɪɾə/): "valley"

ajazif (noun, /adʒæzif/): "war"

al (noun, /əl/): "water"

ttailiwett (noun, /ɾaɪliwɛɾ/): "way"

aitev (noun, /aɪtɛv/): "wine"

athangaw (noun, /əðəŋəw/): "woman"

maithawttut (noun, /maɪðoɾʌt/): "word"