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Lisaw

Lisaw Dictionary

Pronouns

etti (pronoun, /ɛɾi/): "he"

icha (pronoun, /ɪchə/): "she"

ali (pronoun, /əli/): "they"

wi (pronoun, /wi/): "you"

thah (pronoun, /ðəh/): "we"

ttad (pronoun, /ɾəd/): "I"

Articles

ithai (article, /iðaɪ/): "a"

tta (article, /ɾə/): "the"

Prepositions

izadani (preposition, /ɪzədənɪ/): "and"

ne (preposition, /nɛ/): "as"

though (preposition, /ðɒ/): "from"

ipisitta (preposition, /ɪpɪsɪɾə/): "in"

sik (preposition, /sɪk/): "of"

iven (preposition, /ivɛn/): "or"

aza (preposition, /əzə/): "to"

amuth (preposition, /æmuθ/): "will"

im (preposition, /ɪm/): "with"

Numbers

attima (number, /aɾimə/): "zero"

imuli (number, /ɪmulɪ/): "one"

ath (number, /əð/): "two"

ipule (number, /ɪpulɛ/): "three"

ada (number, /ədə/): "four"

ayditila (number, /editɪlə/): "five"

ttithaza (number, /ɾiθæzə/): "six"

thadilin (number, /ðədɪlin/): "seven"

tayduwe (number, /tedʌwɛ/): "eight"

kanikih (number, /kənikɪh/): "nine"

ti (number, /tɪ/): "ten"

Questions

attakath (question, /æɾækəð/): "what"

fisayses (question, /fɪsesɛs/): "who"

vivah (question, /vivəh/): "how"

ttata (question, /ɾətə/): "why"

usitin (question, /usɪtɪn/): "when"

Interjections

kanase (interjection, /kanæsɛ/): "hello"

tai (interjection, /taɪ/): "goodbye"

da (interjection, /dæ/): "hey"

ani (interjection, /ənɪ/): "bye"

uttikine (interjection, /ʌɾikɪnɛ/): "ouch"

soughngal (interjection, /sɒŋəl/): "wow"

rrawlanga (interjection, /roləŋə/): "uh"

liwaiti (interjection, /liwaɪtɪ/): "er"

le (interjection, /lɛ/): "um"

Adverbs

dutuki (adverb, /dutʌkɪ/): "again"

alaini (adverb, /əlaɪnɪ/): "now"

jaw (adverb, /dʒo/): "soon"

kal (adverb, /kəl/): "often"

nough (adverb, /nɒ/): "sometimes"

laysafu (adverb, /lesæfʌ/): "always"

aisasii (adverb, /aɪsəʒɪ/): "never"

nay (adverb, /ne/): "seldom"

Adjectives

isi (adjective, /ɪsɪ/): "aromatic"

ana (adjective, /ənə/): "basted"

lash (adjective, /ləʃ/): "big"

nine (adjective, /nɪnɛ/): "bitter"

ise (adjective, /isɛ/): "black"

ni (adjective, /ni/): "blue"

qathija (adjective, /qəðɪdʒə/): "brown"

ittat (adjective, /iɾət/): "chilled"

aditt (adjective, /ədɪɾ/): "cold"

ikad (adjective, /ɪkəd/): "curried"

womadik (adjective, /wɔmədɪk/): "dark"

faw (adjective, /fo/): "deep"

eleti (adjective, /ɛlɛtɪ/): "divine"

pu (adjective, /pʌ/): "drunk"

ukookatt (adjective, /ʌkʊkəɾ/): "empty"

likifa (adjective, /lɪkɪfə/): "evil"

nitoughlaf (adjective, /nɪtɒləf/): "familiar"

aylay (adjective, /ele/): "fat"

alattat (adjective, /ələɾət/): "flat"

ag (adjective, /əg/): "frail"

liwi (adjective, /lɪwɪ/): "fried"

ad (adjective, /əd/): "full"

met (adjective, /mɛt/): "good"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "green"

ithai (adjective, /iðaɪ/): "grey"

un (adjective, /ʌn/): "honest"

awnachai (adjective, /onətʃaɪ/): "hot"

daytipa (adjective, /detɪpə/): "light"

jaynav (adjective, /dʒenəv/): "long"

nitidu (adjective, /nitidʌ/): "loud"

itha (adjective, /ɪðə/): "mortal"

ijatte (adjective, /ɪdʒæɾɛ/): "mysterious"

ewifa (adjective, /ɛwifæ/): "narrow"

ibaithoughth (adjective, /ɪbaɪðɒð/): "old"

ttatt (adjective, /ɾəɾ/): "orange"

us (adjective, /us/): "pungent"

dashazu (adjective, /dəʃazʌ/): "purple"

tena (adjective, /tɛnə/): "quiet"

adala (adjective, /adælə/): "raw"

ami (adjective, /ami/): "rectangular"

danati (adjective, /dænətɪ/): "red"

satt (adjective, /səɾ/): "roasted"

attav (adjective, /aɾəv/): "round"

vaj (adjective, /vədʒ/): "salty"

thihett (adjective, /ðɪhɛɾ/): "savory"

lawtamas (adjective, /lotəməs/): "shallow"

wutit (adjective, /wʌtɪt/): "short"

vefitt (adjective, /vɛfiɾ/): "smoked"

aditt (adjective, /ədɪɾ/): "sober"

anawk (adjective, /anok/): "sour"

akaydayn (adjective, /əkeden/): "spicy"

nay (adjective, /ne/): "spiral"

maimai (adjective, /maɪmaɪ/): "square"

aykunot (adjective, /ekʌnɔt/): "steamed"

la (adjective, /la/): "strange"

atatawna (adjective, /ətətonə/): "strong"

san (adjective, /sən/): "sturdy"

utatti (adjective, /utəɾɪ/): "sweet"

pay (adjective, /pe/): "tall"

aw (adjective, /əw/): "thick"

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

itaiga (adjective, /itaɪgə/): "warm"

ilanetti (adjective, /ilænɛɾɪ/): "weak"

eth (adjective, /ɛð/): "white"

hathatt (adjective, /həðæɾ/): "wide"

ikapite (adjective, /ɪkapɪtɛ/): "yellow"

kap (adjective, /kəp/): "young"

Verbs

tabatab (verb, /təbætæb/): "bake"

thaytti (verb, /ðeɾɪ/): "be"

itta (verb, /ɪɾə/): "belong"

aj (verb, /ædʒ/): "bite"

ilide (verb, /ɪlɪdɛ/): "break"

iboughtta (verb, /ibɒɾæ/): "burn"

adisuva (verb, /adɪsuvə/): "come"

amatt (verb, /əməɾ/): "die"

kimishit (verb, /kimɪʃit/): "drink"

ah (verb, /əh/): "eat"

salat (verb, /sələt/): "fall"

awthath (verb, /oðəð/): "fight"

uw (verb, /ʌw/): "find"

ehi (verb, /ɛhɪ/): "fish"

tuhi (verb, /tʌhi/): "fly"

doughtawd (verb, /dɒtod/): "frown"

ida (verb, /ɪdæ/): "go"

ubu (verb, /ʌbu/): "growl"

mezata (verb, /mɛzətæ/): "hate"

wisatt (verb, /wɪsaɾ/): "have"

nisitu (verb, /nisitʌ/): "hear"

in (verb, /ɪn/): "hide"

anavith (verb, /anəvɪð/): "hold"

airing (verb, /aɪɹiŋ/): "hunt"

lama (verb, /ləmæ/): "jump"

da (verb, /də/): "kill"

ayjou (verb, /ejaʊ/): "know"

wat (verb, /wət/): "laugh"

amepa (verb, /əmɛpə/): "lie"

eh (verb, /ɛh/): "live"

qugi (verb, /qugɪ/): "lose"

minithi (verb, /minɪθi/): "love"

ttanough (verb, /ɾənɒ/): "need"

sazan (verb, /səzən/): "own"

ku (verb, /ku/): "roast"

inook (verb, /ɪnʊk/): "run"

ttev (verb, /ɾɛv/): "see"

suwisaw (verb, /sʌwiso/): "sit"

ukedaje (verb, /ʌkɛdəjɛ/): "sleep"

ihal (verb, /ihəl/): "smell"

avawnat (verb, /əvonət/): "smile"

ik (verb, /ik/): "stand"

ttamatt (verb, /ɾəməɾ/): "strike"

attutay (verb, /əɾute/): "swallow"

sitta (verb, /sɪɾə/): "swim"

ma (verb, /mæ/): "taste"

timi (verb, /timi/): "throw"

natt (verb, /naɾ/): "walk"

siti (verb, /sitɪ/): "want"

Nouns

fattoutt (noun, /faɾaʊɾ/): "afternoon"

adi (noun, /ədɪ/): "ale"

ma (noun, /mə/): "all"

uputtuk (noun, /upʌɾʌk/): "alligator"

nachawta (noun, /nætʃotə/): "arm"

elisapi (noun, /ɛlisəpɪ/): "ash"

isawi (noun, /ɪsəwɪ/): "aunt"

aifitan (noun, /aɪfitæn/): "axe"

tadanuth (noun, /tədənʌð/): "bark"

oiddinaja (noun, /ɔɪɽɪnədʒa/): "bay"

pinitt (noun, /pinɪɾ/): "beer"

fakukil (noun, /fəkʌkɪl/): "beet"

attayd (noun, /əɾed/): "bird"

alaiw (noun, /ælaɪw/): "blood"

dakev (noun, /dəkɛv/): "boar"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "bone"

italitsaw (noun, /itælɪtso/): "breakfast"

oughttidi (noun, /ɒɾɪdi/): "breast"

ithib (noun, /iðib/): "brother"

kavi (noun, /kəvɪ/): "castle"

uchoughnima (noun, /ʌtʃɒnimə/): "cat"

atakin (noun, /ətəkɪn/): "cat"

edud (noun, /ɛdud/): "chest"

ligough (noun, /ligɒ/): "chicken"

oughp (noun, /ɒp/): "claw"

fawsupa (noun, /fosʌpa/): "cloud"

edanaw (noun, /ɛdəno/): "coconut"

utin (noun, /ʌtɪn/): "crime"

ithoughwi (noun, /ɪðɒwɪ/): "day"

ahizayti (noun, /æhɪzetɪ/): "dinner"

atti (noun, /əɾi/): "dog"

thiloughp (noun, /ðilɒp/): "drink"

ge (noun, /gɛ/): "dungeon"

am (noun, /əm/): "ear"

aynihaiw (noun, /enɪhaɪw/): "earth"

at (noun, /ət/): "egg"

ma (noun, /mə/): "elder"

lane (noun, /lənɛ/): "enemy"

ti (noun, /ti/): "evening"

ila (noun, /ɪla/): "eye"

pawdib (noun, /podɪb/): "family"

uttaz (noun, /uɾəz/): "father"

ttun (noun, /ɾun/): "feather"

kizisi (noun, /kɪzɪsi/): "fight"

if (noun, /if/): "finger"

ta (noun, /tə/): "fire"

imujitha (noun, /ɪmujɪðə/): "fish"

aytta (noun, /eɾæ/): "flesh"

iluthatha (noun, /ɪluðəðə/): "foot"

abav (noun, /æbəv/): "forest"

likosat (noun, /lɪkɔsət/): "fox"

awakun (noun, /əwəkun/): "friend"

nawttuw (noun, /noɾʌw/): "goose"

kaitenu (noun, /kaɪtɛnu/): "grease"

du (noun, /dʌ/): "group"

ij (noun, /ɪj/): "gulf"

nattoop (noun, /nəɾʊp/): "hair"

asuhai (noun, /əsʌhaɪ/): "hand"

taloosoughl (noun, /təlʊsɒl/): "hat"

lutt (noun, /lʌɾ/): "hate"

ditekut (noun, /dɪtɛkʌt/): "head"

lu (noun, /lʌ/): "hill"

dittattith (noun, /diɾaɾɪð/): "horn"

ayd (noun, /ed/): "horse"

ajanach (noun, /ədʒænətʃ/): "house"

ethuk (noun, /ɛðʌk/): "inn"

ikaway (noun, /ɪkəwe/): "island"

ifin (noun, /ifin/): "jaw"

lisitha (noun, /lɪsiðæ/): "lake"

tukattin (noun, /tʌkəɾin/): "leaf"

oughmaivak (noun, /ɒmaɪvək/): "leg"

akaw (noun, /əkəw/): "liver"

nginganu (noun, /ŋɪŋənʌ/): "louse"

nakiki (noun, /nəkiki/): "love"

tedaw (noun, /tɛdo/): "lunch"

ath (noun, /əð/): "man"

tikuja (noun, /tikudʒə/): "many"

isazoo (noun, /ɪsəzʊ/): "meal"

emisha (noun, /ɛmɪʃə/): "metal"

upuni (noun, /ʌpunɪ/): "mine"

tipaynez (noun, /tɪpenɛz/): "monster"

itouz (noun, /ɪtaʊz/): "moon"

attabatta (noun, /əɾæbəɾə/): "morning"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "mother"

aniz (noun, /əniz/): "mountain"

atizaih (noun, /ətɪzaɪh/): "mouth"

asanak (noun, /æsənək/): "name"

dizathiv (noun, /dɪzəðɪv/): "neck"

nik (noun, /nɪk/): "night"

apil (noun, /əpɪl/): "noodle"

tham (noun, /ðəm/): "nose"

anada (noun, /anædə/): "ocean"

ttata (noun, /ɾətə/): "parent"

dula (noun, /dulə/): "path"

ttattithap (noun, /ɾəɾɪðəp/): "peace"

enetturra (noun, /ɛnɛɾurə/): "pepper"

zat (noun, /zət/): "person"

simazoub (noun, /sɪməzaʊb/): "pie"

ayzuni (noun, /ezʌnɪ/): "pig"

ttaikattet (noun, /ɾaɪkəɾɛt/): "rabbit"

apedooz (noun, /əpɛdʊz/): "rain"

tayvaheth (noun, /tevəhɛð/): "rat"

utekad (noun, /utɛkəd/): "river"

latashath (noun, /lətəʃəð/): "robe"

aysap (noun, /esəp/): "rock"

awi (noun, /æwɪ/): "root"

inumi (noun, /ɪnumi/): "salt"

anatt (noun, /ənəɾ/): "sand"

si (noun, /sɪ/): "seed"

un (noun, /ʌn/): "sibling"

unat (noun, /ʌnət/): "sister"

na (noun, /nə/): "skin"

atilen (noun, /ətɪlɛn/): "sky"

vahaydun (noun, /vəhedun/): "smoke"

azaym (noun, /əzem/): "snake"

thawsha (noun, /ðoʃə/): "soup"

ag (noun, /əg/): "star"

valet (noun, /vælɛt/): "stew"

havai (noun, /hævaɪ/): "stomach"

wawket (noun, /wokɛt/): "stone"

benitez (noun, /bɛnɪtɛz/): "stream"

aitaketi (noun, /aɪtækɛtɪ/): "sun"

battush (noun, /bəɾuʃ/): "sword"

airittan (noun, /aɪɹɪɾən/): "tail"

chasizi (noun, /tʃəsɪzi/): "tavern"

azabou (noun, /əzəbaʊ/): "thumb"

sanit (noun, /sænɪt/): "tongue"

iw (noun, /ɪw/): "tooth"

di (noun, /di/): "tree"

ootaiz (noun, /ʊtaɪz/): "truth"

oon (noun, /ʊn/): "uncle"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "valley"

sumavib (noun, /suməvɪb/): "war"

ttufunet (noun, /ɾʌfunɛt/): "water"

ittinay (noun, /iɾine/): "way"

atettoosay (noun, /ætɛɾʊse/): "wine"

ubuyajou (noun, /ubuyædʒaʊ/): "woman"

jiv (noun, /jɪv/): "word"