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Kalaka

Kalaka Dictionary

Pronouns

athe (pronoun, /əðɛ/): "he"

ava (pronoun, /əvə/): "she"

af (pronoun, /əf/): "they"

ka (pronoun, /kə/): "you"

ba (pronoun, /bə/): "we"

aw (pronoun, /əw/): "I"

Articles

ijoo (article, /ɪjʊ/): "a"

za (article, /zə/): "the"

Prepositions

angaittaj (preposition, /əŋaɪɾəj/): "and"

de (preposition, /dɛ/): "as"

episu (preposition, /ɛpisʌ/): "from"

thas (preposition, /ðæs/): "in"

nata (preposition, /nətæ/): "of"

oughtap (preposition, /ɒtap/): "or"

bada (preposition, /bəda/): "to"

ta (preposition, /tə/): "will"

alayta (preposition, /əletə/): "with"

Numbers

hasett (number, /həsɛɾ/): "zero"

ake (number, /əkɛ/): "one"

sasad (number, /səsəd/): "two"

irrapi (number, /ɪrəpɪ/): "three"

ttasa (number, /ɾəsæ/): "four"

abedid (number, /abɛdid/): "five"

lu (number, /lʌ/): "six"

gile (number, /gɪlɛ/): "seven"

aychazab (number, /exəzəb/): "eight"

hinay (number, /hɪne/): "nine"

titini (number, /tɪtini/): "ten"

Questions

ttaibu (question, /ɾaɪbʌ/): "what"

akazeg (question, /əkəzɛg/): "who"

oonamas (question, /ʊnəməs/): "how"

mumayttin (question, /mumeɾin/): "why"

lasuza (question, /ləsʌzə/): "when"

Interjections

pidudoughng (interjection, /pɪdʌdɒŋ/): "hello"

ashika (interjection, /əʃikə/): "goodbye"

ahatama (interjection, /əhətæmæ/): "hey"

inalike (interjection, /ɪnəlɪkɛ/): "bye"

payzat (interjection, /pezæt/): "ouch"

fatattij (interjection, /fətəɾɪj/): "wow"

ap (interjection, /əp/): "uh"

tta (interjection, /ɾə/): "er"

henih (interjection, /hɛnɪh/): "um"

Adverbs

ttib (adverb, /ɾɪb/): "again"

idat (adverb, /idət/): "now"

anouda (adverb, /ænaʊdə/): "soon"

anough (adverb, /ənɒ/): "often"

ayjit (adverb, /ejɪt/): "sometimes"

kisi (adverb, /kɪsɪ/): "always"

esuchib (adverb, /ɛsuchɪb/): "never"

ttathu (adverb, /ɾəðʌ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ittaidatta (adjective, /ɪɾaɪdəɾə/): "aromatic"

akaladoo (adjective, /əkələdʊ/): "basted"

nainaikal (adjective, /naɪnaɪkəl/): "big"

tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "bitter"

athattoughlu (adjective, /əðəɾɒlʌ/): "black"

chut (adjective, /xut/): "blue"

adazain (adjective, /ədæzaɪn/): "brown"

ttath (adjective, /ɾəð/): "chilled"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "cold"

amadila (adjective, /əmədilæ/): "curried"

jawnayh (adjective, /joneh/): "dark"

pitayti (adjective, /pɪtetɪ/): "deep"

bi (adjective, /bɪ/): "divine"

esettai (adjective, /ɛsɛɾaɪ/): "drunk"

tadir (adjective, /tədiɹ/): "empty"

viban (adjective, /vibən/): "evil"

awmitta (adjective, /omiɾə/): "familiar"

ani (adjective, /ani/): "fat"

afi (adjective, /æfi/): "flat"

edapaw (adjective, /ɛdapo/): "frail"

lailaw (adjective, /laɪləw/): "fried"

iwil (adjective, /ɪwɪl/): "full"

nape (adjective, /nəpɛ/): "good"

ti (adjective, /tɪ/): "green"

ninit (adjective, /ninɪt/): "grey"

wuz (adjective, /wʌz/): "honest"

taba (adjective, /taba/): "hot"

alashiwi (adjective, /æləʃɪwɪ/): "light"

ivay (adjective, /ive/): "long"

ttett (adjective, /ɾɛɾ/): "loud"

adiw (adjective, /ədɪw/): "mortal"

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

viva (adjective, /vɪvə/): "narrow"

ayten (adjective, /etɛn/): "old"

ttacuw (adjective, /ɾəcuw/): "orange"

ttuttawvi (adjective, /ɾuɾovɪ/): "pungent"

fafif (adjective, /fəfɪf/): "purple"

sibaija (adjective, /sɪbaɪdʒə/): "quiet"

igekak (adjective, /ɪgɛkək/): "raw"

adoutha (adjective, /ədaʊðə/): "rectangular"

di (adjective, /di/): "red"

ttinaw (adjective, /ɾinəw/): "roasted"

angas (adjective, /əŋas/): "round"

awnitt (adjective, /onɪɾ/): "salty"

ivasa (adjective, /ɪvəsə/): "savory"

dipiw (adjective, /dipɪw/): "shallow"

noughmayl (adjective, /nɒmel/): "short"

afa (adjective, /əfa/): "smoked"

iviv (adjective, /ɪviv/): "sober"

zi (adjective, /zɪ/): "sour"

isaw (adjective, /ɪsaw/): "spicy"

awmanuhay (adjective, /omənʌhe/): "spiral"

ttaiwak (adjective, /ɾaɪwək/): "square"

ngithitawt (adjective, /ŋɪðitot/): "steamed"

let (adjective, /lɛt/): "strange"

anatu (adjective, /ənətʌ/): "strong"

ath (adjective, /əð/): "sturdy"

vish (adjective, /vɪʃ/): "sweet"

athat (adjective, /əðət/): "tall"

ikatutt (adjective, /ɪkətuɾ/): "thick"

nap (adjective, /nəp/): "thin"

ttawnaytt (adjective, /ɾoneɾ/): "warm"

inatida (adjective, /ɪnatidə/): "weak"

ittah (adjective, /iɾəh/): "white"

imu (adjective, /ɪmu/): "wide"

aika (adjective, /aɪkə/): "yellow"

bipa (adjective, /bipa/): "young"

Verbs

iloow (verb, /ɪlʊw/): "bake"

anithop (verb, /əniðɔp/): "be"

adi (verb, /adɪ/): "belong"

ang (verb, /əŋ/): "bite"

ashi (verb, /əʃɪ/): "break"

oujad (verb, /aʊjəd/): "burn"

itti (verb, /ɪɾɪ/): "come"

aydihat (verb, /edɪhət/): "die"

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

atani (verb, /atəni/): "eat"

va (verb, /və/): "fall"

saiti (verb, /saɪti/): "fight"

nawth (verb, /noð/): "find"

eminaytu (verb, /ɛminetu/): "fish"

atachin (verb, /atəxɪn/): "fly"

etti (verb, /ɛɾi/): "frown"

akailaytta (verb, /ækaɪleɾæ/): "go"

atun (verb, /ətʌn/): "growl"

sine (verb, /sinɛ/): "hate"

uba (verb, /ubə/): "have"

hashoughkoott (verb, /həʃɒkʊɾ/): "hear"

wamattai (verb, /wəməɾaɪ/): "hide"

oughsavuka (verb, /ɒsəvukə/): "hold"

tawamatt (verb, /təwamaɾ/): "hunt"

gith (verb, /gɪθ/): "jump"

as (verb, /əs/): "kill"

pamoo (verb, /pəmʊ/): "know"

mu (verb, /mʌ/): "laugh"

vapahus (verb, /vəpahus/): "lie"

azuta (verb, /əzutə/): "live"

shout (verb, /ʃaʊt/): "lose"

kitit (verb, /kɪtit/): "love"

tasal (verb, /təsəl/): "need"

ittawt (verb, /ɪɾot/): "own"

vabizas (verb, /vəbɪzəs/): "roast"

asi (verb, /əsi/): "run"

isoofa (verb, /ɪsʊfə/): "see"

nanap (verb, /nənəp/): "sit"

ittuz (verb, /iɾʌz/): "sleep"

akepili (verb, /əkɛpɪli/): "smell"

dawile (verb, /dəwɪlɛ/): "smile"

ttatt (verb, /ɾæɾ/): "stand"

ttid (verb, /ɾɪd/): "strike"

denaw (verb, /dɛno/): "swallow"

udiz (verb, /udɪz/): "swim"

hitha (verb, /hɪðə/): "taste"

is (verb, /ɪs/): "throw"

wezi (verb, /wɛzɪ/): "walk"

lit (verb, /lɪt/): "want"

Nouns

ookattat (noun, /ʊkəɾæt/): "afternoon"

ataw (noun, /əto/): "ale"

isough (noun, /ɪsɒ/): "all"

anin (noun, /ænin/): "alligator"

ittineta (noun, /ɪɾɪnɛtə/): "arm"

kutt (noun, /kuɾ/): "ash"

apa (noun, /əpə/): "aunt"

tatata (noun, /tətətə/): "axe"

esisu (noun, /ɛsɪsʌ/): "bark"

hala (noun, /hələ/): "bay"

azawsh (noun, /əzoʃ/): "beer"

anathud (noun, /ənəðʌd/): "beet"

zattanit (noun, /zæɾanɪt/): "bird"

oughl (noun, /ɒl/): "blood"

uthaka (noun, /ʌðəkə/): "boar"

ngashu (noun, /ŋæʃu/): "bone"

utt (noun, /ʌɾ/): "breakfast"

aytaloughtay (noun, /etəlɒte/): "breast"

itoughbay (noun, /ɪtɒbe/): "brother"

ataisa (noun, /ætaɪsə/): "castle"

chadattat (noun, /tʃədəɾət/): "cat"

athoukini (noun, /əðaʊkɪnɪ/): "cat"

si (noun, /sɪ/): "chest"

tha (noun, /ðə/): "chicken"

naykapa (noun, /nekəpæ/): "claw"

iwutuk (noun, /ɪwutuk/): "cloud"

awlu (noun, /olu/): "coconut"

tusi (noun, /tusi/): "crime"

ta (noun, /tə/): "day"

tting (noun, /ɾɪŋ/): "dinner"

atika (noun, /ətikæ/): "dog"

ayshawp (noun, /eʃop/): "drink"

fitamis (noun, /fɪtəmɪs/): "dungeon"

woughdada (noun, /wɒdadə/): "ear"

le (noun, /lɛ/): "earth"

ahilay (noun, /əhile/): "egg"

wimitatt (noun, /wimɪtəɾ/): "elder"

alicha (noun, /əlɪtʃə/): "enemy"

vida (noun, /vidə/): "evening"

wivid (noun, /wɪvid/): "eye"

wiligi (noun, /wilɪgɪ/): "family"

sina (noun, /sinə/): "father"

alaytha (noun, /əleðə/): "feather"

di (noun, /dɪ/): "fight"

wamal (noun, /wəməl/): "finger"

thawsitough (noun, /ðositɒ/): "fire"

liz (noun, /liz/): "fish"

tufav (noun, /tufav/): "flesh"

nithav (noun, /nɪθəv/): "foot"

tuzah (noun, /tuzəh/): "forest"

attan (noun, /əɾən/): "fox"

ikanawni (noun, /ɪkənonɪ/): "friend"

gattoughta (noun, /gaɾɒtə/): "goose"

isis (noun, /isɪs/): "grease"

salina (noun, /salɪnə/): "group"

apay (noun, /æpe/): "gulf"

athu (noun, /əðu/): "hair"

aykaqay (noun, /ekəqe/): "hand"

athis (noun, /əðɪs/): "hat"

nay (noun, /ne/): "hate"

tafooki (noun, /təfʊki/): "head"

wi (noun, /wɪ/): "hill"

la (noun, /lə/): "horn"

adathan (noun, /ædəðæn/): "horse"

tadi (noun, /tædi/): "house"

if (noun, /ɪf/): "inn"

lalasas (noun, /læləsæs/): "island"

izu (noun, /izʌ/): "jaw"

izaivoughn (noun, /ɪzaɪvɒn/): "lake"

outtifuf (noun, /aʊɾɪfuf/): "leaf"

utou (noun, /ʌtaʊ/): "leg"

sat (noun, /sət/): "liver"

tattila (noun, /təɾɪlə/): "louse"

tali (noun, /təlɪ/): "love"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "lunch"

idinug (noun, /idɪnug/): "man"

zoughttaz (noun, /zɒɾəz/): "many"

lusetten (noun, /lʌsɛɾɛn/): "meal"

suka (noun, /sʌkə/): "metal"

ahap (noun, /æhəp/): "mine"

jetah (noun, /jɛtəh/): "monster"

ututtun (noun, /utʌɾun/): "moon"

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

eng (noun, /ɛŋ/): "mother"

jana (noun, /dʒənə/): "mountain"

oom (noun, /ʊm/): "mouth"

faju (noun, /fəju/): "name"

oughrawn (noun, /ɒɹon/): "neck"

lisazan (noun, /lisəzən/): "night"

an (noun, /ən/): "noodle"

sutha (noun, /sʌθə/): "nose"

aj (noun, /ədʒ/): "ocean"

inaipu (noun, /ɪnaɪpʌ/): "parent"

sapina (noun, /sæpinə/): "path"

asini (noun, /əsinɪ/): "peace"

soupu (noun, /saʊpu/): "pepper"

attayna (noun, /əɾenə/): "person"

asainachi (noun, /æsaɪnəchɪ/): "pie"

athushil (noun, /əðuʃɪl/): "pig"

akanattai (noun, /əkənæɾaɪ/): "rabbit"

lan (noun, /lən/): "rain"

tough (noun, /tɒ/): "rat"

chad (noun, /chəd/): "river"

nazayl (noun, /nəzel/): "robe"

aylil (noun, /elɪl/): "rock"

vakizi (noun, /vəkizi/): "root"

kathawsash (noun, /kəðosəʃ/): "salt"

that (noun, /ðæt/): "sand"

ainal (noun, /aɪnəl/): "seed"

etud (noun, /ɛtud/): "sibling"

natin (noun, /nætin/): "sister"

pivazup (noun, /pɪvəzʌp/): "skin"

thifuchusi (noun, /ðɪfutʃʌʒ/): "sky"

attijuza (noun, /əɾɪdʒʌzæ/): "smoke"

me (noun, /mɛ/): "snake"

mai (noun, /maɪ/): "soup"

ithidiwu (noun, /ɪðidiwu/): "star"

anapai (noun, /ənæpaɪ/): "stew"

vis (noun, /vɪs/): "stomach"

nab (noun, /nəb/): "stone"

tetitu (noun, /tɛtɪtu/): "stream"

thoo (noun, /ðʊ/): "sun"

kalutt (noun, /kəluɾ/): "sword"

asasaym (noun, /əsasem/): "tail"

itaykat (noun, /ɪtekət/): "tavern"

ek (noun, /ɛk/): "thumb"

uwit (noun, /ʌwɪt/): "tongue"

awh (noun, /oh/): "tooth"

nil (noun, /nɪl/): "tree"

ttavava (noun, /ɾəvəvə/): "truth"

uminai (noun, /uminaɪ/): "uncle"

anga (noun, /æŋə/): "valley"

tattaishay (noun, /təɾaɪʃe/): "war"

uttina (noun, /ʌɾɪnə/): "water"

ithilamai (noun, /ɪðiləmaɪ/): "way"

ipijani (noun, /ɪpɪdʒəni/): "wine"

tatt (noun, /tæɾ/): "woman"

tatawttaj (noun, /tətoɾəj/): "word"