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Atudetti

Atudetti Dictionary

Pronouns

ud (pronoun, /ud/): "he"

na (pronoun, /nə/): "she"

tta (pronoun, /ɾæ/): "they"

sa (pronoun, /sə/): "you"

oughm (pronoun, /ɒm/): "we"

iza (pronoun, /ɪzə/): "I"

Articles

aysa (article, /esə/): "a"

vi (article, /vi/): "the"

Prepositions

it (preposition, /ɪt/): "and"

asought (preposition, /əsɒt/): "as"

sa (preposition, /sə/): "from"

zittepi (preposition, /ziɾɛpɪ/): "in"

tanat (preposition, /tənət/): "of"

jattayni (preposition, /jəɾeni/): "or"

pujunga (preposition, /pʌjʌŋa/): "to"

aytta (preposition, /eɾə/): "will"

et (preposition, /ɛt/): "with"

Numbers

imawpat (number, /ɪmopət/): "zero"

da (number, /də/): "one"

awttayh (number, /oɾeh/): "two"

utaf (number, /ʌtəf/): "three"

sad (number, /səd/): "four"

tima (number, /tɪmə/): "five"

imal (number, /ɪmæl/): "six"

ithough (number, /ɪθɒ/): "seven"

ke (number, /kɛ/): "eight"

sai (number, /saɪ/): "nine"

sangattus (number, /səŋaɾus/): "ten"

Questions

saw (question, /saw/): "what"

nitaga (question, /nɪtəgə/): "who"

dama (question, /damə/): "how"

edenaki (question, /ɛdɛnæki/): "why"

tajitai (question, /təjɪtaɪ/): "when"

Interjections

az (interjection, /əz/): "hello"

lusasum (interjection, /lusəsʌm/): "goodbye"

na (interjection, /nə/): "hey"

upitt (interjection, /upɪɾ/): "bye"

ttatt (interjection, /ɾəɾ/): "ouch"

ttuzaleb (interjection, /ɾuzəlɛb/): "wow"

ne (interjection, /nɛ/): "uh"

zanili (interjection, /zanili/): "er"

oughmanif (interjection, /ɒmənif/): "um"

Adverbs

ala (adverb, /əla/): "again"

tibid (adverb, /tɪbɪd/): "now"

ayttatu (adverb, /eɾətu/): "soon"

tettaww (adverb, /tɛɾow/): "often"

in (adverb, /ɪn/): "sometimes"

thisas (adverb, /ðisəs/): "always"

izani (adverb, /ɪzənɪ/): "never"

anan (adverb, /ənan/): "seldom"

Adjectives

tou (adjective, /taʊ/): "aromatic"

baitti (adjective, /baɪɾi/): "basted"

tha (adjective, /ðə/): "big"

ttaibik (adjective, /ɾaɪbik/): "bitter"

attaingal (adjective, /əɾaɪŋəl/): "black"

ngathayse (adjective, /ŋəðesɛ/): "blue"

idoothun (adjective, /idʊθʌn/): "brown"

angitattaw (adjective, /əŋɪtəɾo/): "chilled"

ngifoughn (adjective, /ŋɪfɒn/): "cold"

koottimu (adjective, /kʊɾimʌ/): "curried"

up (adjective, /ʌp/): "dark"

ood (adjective, /ʊd/): "deep"

lehila (adjective, /lɛhilə/): "divine"

ata (adjective, /ətə/): "drunk"

daik (adjective, /daɪk/): "empty"

iluttawi (adjective, /ɪluɾəwɪ/): "evil"

thathanag (adjective, /ðəðənəg/): "familiar"

tetal (adjective, /tɛtəl/): "fat"

ttuttalain (adjective, /ɾʌɾælaɪn/): "flat"

ezesoughtta (adjective, /ɛzɛsɒɾa/): "frail"

ad (adjective, /əd/): "fried"

mamav (adjective, /məməv/): "full"

mata (adjective, /məta/): "good"

ka (adjective, /kæ/): "green"

san (adjective, /sən/): "grey"

tak (adjective, /tək/): "honest"

zinafough (adjective, /zɪnæfɒ/): "hot"

enun (adjective, /ɛnʌn/): "light"

ap (adjective, /əp/): "long"

sis (adjective, /sis/): "loud"

vaniz (adjective, /vənɪz/): "mortal"

weniti (adjective, /wɛnitɪ/): "mysterious"

ilanat (adjective, /ɪlənət/): "narrow"

shuvi (adjective, /ʃuvɪ/): "old"

mali (adjective, /məlɪ/): "orange"

tut (adjective, /tʌt/): "pungent"

ahijis (adjective, /əhidʒis/): "purple"

ev (adjective, /ɛv/): "quiet"

chattaw (adjective, /chəɾəw/): "raw"

anuw (adjective, /ənuw/): "rectangular"

layb (adjective, /leb/): "red"

ngutta (adjective, /ŋuɾə/): "roasted"

lattawd (adjective, /ləɾod/): "round"

uhe (adjective, /uhɛ/): "salty"

latt (adjective, /ləɾ/): "savory"

zem (adjective, /zɛm/): "shallow"

napichi (adjective, /nəpichi/): "short"

ukinis (adjective, /ukɪnis/): "smoked"

ini (adjective, /ɪnɪ/): "sober"

ootaizouhi (adjective, /ʊtaɪzaʊhi/): "sour"

kirett (adjective, /kiɹɛɾ/): "spicy"

ukou (adjective, /ukaʊ/): "spiral"

amaytin (adjective, /əmetɪn/): "square"

usapu (adjective, /usæpu/): "steamed"

daditt (adjective, /dədiɾ/): "strange"

ittud (adjective, /ɪɾud/): "strong"

tte (adjective, /ɾɛ/): "sturdy"

sib (adjective, /sɪb/): "sweet"

thamough (adjective, /ðəmɒ/): "tall"

ayfayp (adjective, /efep/): "thick"

dipil (adjective, /dɪpɪl/): "thin"

themish (adjective, /ðɛmɪʃ/): "warm"

manitti (adjective, /mənɪɾi/): "weak"

sash (adjective, /səʃ/): "white"

av (adjective, /æv/): "wide"

sanu (adjective, /sənu/): "yellow"

atakanu (adjective, /ətækənu/): "young"

Verbs

shas (verb, /ʃas/): "bake"

waila (verb, /waɪla/): "be"

wish (verb, /wiʃ/): "belong"

aytoughmingough (verb, /etɒmiŋɒ/): "bite"

namunu (verb, /nəmʌnu/): "break"

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

oop (verb, /ʊp/): "come"

ak (verb, /ək/): "die"

azinaw (verb, /æzɪno/): "drink"

kayza (verb, /kezə/): "eat"

oughboughtt (verb, /ɒbɒɾ/): "fall"

ningisa (verb, /nɪŋɪsæ/): "fight"

kasas (verb, /kasəs/): "find"

ulattit (verb, /uləɾit/): "fish"

kengit (verb, /kɛŋɪt/): "fly"

awtasishaw (verb, /otəsɪʃo/): "frown"

uttittaw (verb, /ʌɾɪɾəw/): "go"

dookaytta (verb, /dʊkeɾə/): "growl"

attapa (verb, /æɾapə/): "hate"

atta (verb, /əɾə/): "have"

ina (verb, /inə/): "hear"

ni (verb, /nɪ/): "hide"

av (verb, /av/): "hold"

da (verb, /də/): "hunt"

evelou (verb, /ɛvɛlaʊ/): "jump"

ttadittam (verb, /ɾadɪɾəm/): "kill"

kashuvawth (verb, /kəʃuvoð/): "know"

thanatt (verb, /ðənəɾ/): "laugh"

ittidayd (verb, /ɪɾɪded/): "lie"

itta (verb, /iɾə/): "live"

at (verb, /ət/): "lose"

min (verb, /mɪn/): "love"

nitti (verb, /niɾɪ/): "need"

ttimid (verb, /ɾɪmɪd/): "own"

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

ani (verb, /ənɪ/): "run"

aithayzi (verb, /aɪðezɪ/): "see"

awagida (verb, /əwəgidə/): "sit"

kas (verb, /kəs/): "sleep"

nitta (verb, /nɪɾə/): "smell"

sawmisach (verb, /somɪsəx/): "smile"

adenuli (verb, /ədɛnʌli/): "stand"

je (verb, /jɛ/): "strike"

amedawu (verb, /əmɛdəwu/): "swallow"

ttadana (verb, /ɾədənə/): "swim"

atta (verb, /əɾə/): "taste"

avainut (verb, /əvaɪnut/): "throw"

ttid (verb, /ɾid/): "walk"

ittava (verb, /ɪɾəvə/): "want"

Nouns

ike (noun, /ɪkɛ/): "afternoon"

naytave (noun, /netəvɛ/): "ale"

soosafas (noun, /sʊsæfas/): "all"

atha (noun, /əðə/): "alligator"

shali (noun, /ʃəlɪ/): "arm"

nashootti (noun, /næʃʊɾɪ/): "ash"

tte (noun, /ɾɛ/): "aunt"

kanika (noun, /kənikə/): "axe"

ak (noun, /ək/): "bark"

dahi (noun, /dəhɪ/): "bay"

nawttala (noun, /noɾəlæ/): "beer"

mitti (noun, /mɪɾɪ/): "beet"

naingoughnuch (noun, /naɪŋɒnʌch/): "bird"

ettadi (noun, /ɛɾədi/): "blood"

izata (noun, /ɪzətæ/): "boar"

afough (noun, /əfɒ/): "bone"

taiwisi (noun, /taɪwɪsɪ/): "breakfast"

ayt (noun, /et/): "breast"

rrusidi (noun, /rʌsɪdi/): "brother"

aid (noun, /aɪd/): "castle"

anaji (noun, /ənæjɪ/): "cat"

ipatit (noun, /ipatɪt/): "cat"

ika (noun, /ika/): "chest"

thavut (noun, /ðəvʌt/): "chicken"

oupayttetha (noun, /aʊpeɾɛθə/): "claw"

fabab (noun, /fəbəb/): "cloud"

kunatt (noun, /kunəɾ/): "coconut"

etakaitti (noun, /ɛtəkaɪɾɪ/): "crime"

av (noun, /əv/): "day"

itaiza (noun, /ɪtaɪzə/): "dinner"

nough (noun, /nɒ/): "dog"

awad (noun, /əwəd/): "drink"

fittika (noun, /fɪɾɪkæ/): "dungeon"

esoughtt (noun, /ɛsɒɾ/): "ear"

pough (noun, /pɒ/): "earth"

aitti (noun, /aɪɾi/): "egg"

kaiwaza (noun, /kaɪwəzə/): "elder"

al (noun, /əl/): "enemy"

lusa (noun, /lʌsə/): "evening"

suf (noun, /sʌf/): "eye"

alutt (noun, /ælʌɾ/): "family"

le (noun, /lɛ/): "father"

dabas (noun, /dəbəs/): "feather"

vapoughtatt (noun, /vəpɒtəɾ/): "fight"

jaik (noun, /jaɪk/): "finger"

ida (noun, /ɪdə/): "fire"

taylanu (noun, /telənʌ/): "fish"

attattak (noun, /æɾəɾək/): "flesh"

danamoo (noun, /dænəmʊ/): "foot"

ttud (noun, /ɾud/): "forest"

ih (noun, /ɪh/): "fox"

ta (noun, /tə/): "friend"

anan (noun, /ænən/): "goose"

ateway (noun, /ətɛwe/): "grease"

aittattid (noun, /aɪɾəɾɪd/): "group"

an (noun, /æn/): "gulf"

nahithitt (noun, /nəhiθɪɾ/): "hair"

vatagish (noun, /vætəgiʃ/): "hand"

abashatsa (noun, /əbəʃətsə/): "hat"

iki (noun, /ɪki/): "hate"

apasataw (noun, /əpasæto/): "head"

nafawtti (noun, /nəfoɾi/): "hill"

loun (noun, /laʊn/): "horn"

za (noun, /zə/): "horse"

oughjing (noun, /ɒjiŋ/): "house"

ittatti (noun, /ɪɾəɾɪ/): "inn"

toumoughnad (noun, /taʊmɒnəd/): "island"

atalouk (noun, /ətəlaʊk/): "jaw"

lichattad (noun, /litʃəɾəd/): "lake"

nakataw (noun, /nækətəw/): "leaf"

ikaithai (noun, /ɪkaɪðaɪ/): "leg"

ttute (noun, /ɾutɛ/): "liver"

thithoughthuk (noun, /θɪðɒðʌk/): "louse"

izadaws (noun, /izədos/): "love"

tidiba (noun, /tidɪbæ/): "lunch"

aihibak (noun, /aɪhɪbək/): "man"

kep (noun, /kɛp/): "many"

outai (noun, /aʊtaɪ/): "meal"

wedine (noun, /wɛdɪnɛ/): "metal"

ba (noun, /bə/): "mine"

titt (noun, /tɪɾ/): "monster"

ttopawi (noun, /ɾɔpəwɪ/): "moon"

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

daittattath (noun, /daɪɾəɾəð/): "mother"

ilaipawp (noun, /ɪlaɪpop/): "mountain"

nud (noun, /nʌd/): "mouth"

efil (noun, /ɛfɪl/): "name"

zusid (noun, /zʌsɪd/): "neck"

iki (noun, /ikɪ/): "night"

sanunett (noun, /sənunɛɾ/): "noodle"

ayng (noun, /eŋ/): "nose"

iretayn (noun, /ɪɹɛten/): "ocean"

tumuja (noun, /tumʌdʒə/): "parent"

rraw (noun, /rəw/): "path"

haddup (noun, /həɽup/): "peace"

afa (noun, /æfa/): "pepper"

na (noun, /nə/): "person"

na (noun, /nə/): "pie"

luwan (noun, /lʌwən/): "pig"

sawni (noun, /sonɪ/): "rabbit"

awhit (noun, /ohit/): "rain"

japi (noun, /jæpɪ/): "rat"

thamuttough (noun, /ðəmʌɾɒ/): "river"

ttoufi (noun, /ɾaʊfɪ/): "robe"

le (noun, /lɛ/): "rock"

akav (noun, /əkəv/): "root"

atasa (noun, /ətəsæ/): "salt"

mezabaf (noun, /mɛzəbəf/): "sand"

athaihi (noun, /əðaɪhɪ/): "seed"

ba (noun, /bə/): "sibling"

salitep (noun, /salɪtɛp/): "sister"

adattaynay (noun, /ədəɾene/): "skin"

apad (noun, /apəd/): "sky"

damata (noun, /dəmətæ/): "smoke"

ad (noun, /əd/): "snake"

ttai (noun, /ɾaɪ/): "soup"

anayji (noun, /ænedʒɪ/): "star"

ivipav (noun, /ɪvipəv/): "stew"

adawa (noun, /ədəwə/): "stomach"

ayttat (noun, /eɾət/): "stone"

kin (noun, /kin/): "stream"

ttasiavaz (noun, /ɾəʒavəz/): "sun"

ingan (noun, /iŋən/): "sword"

diwattou (noun, /diwəɾaʊ/): "tail"

ekaitaiz (noun, /ɛkaɪtaɪz/): "tavern"

naf (noun, /naf/): "thumb"

nalat (noun, /nələt/): "tongue"

idach (noun, /ɪdəch/): "tooth"

fati (noun, /fətɪ/): "tree"

inawtta (noun, /inoɾə/): "truth"

utt (noun, /ʌɾ/): "uncle"

ada (noun, /ədə/): "valley"

atai (noun, /ətaɪ/): "war"

ilalou (noun, /iləlaʊ/): "water"

aitt (noun, /aɪɾ/): "way"

ttitati (noun, /ɾɪtəti/): "wine"

qilutta (noun, /qɪlʌɾə/): "woman"

lethawthan (noun, /lɛθoðən/): "word"