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Nayvukip

Nayvukip Dictionary

Pronouns

la (pronoun, /lə/): "he"

aws (pronoun, /os/): "she"

nain (pronoun, /naɪn/): "they"

iti (pronoun, /ɪti/): "you"

ni (pronoun, /nɪ/): "we"

at (pronoun, /ət/): "I"

Articles

ttil (article, /ɾɪl/): "a"

awka (article, /okə/): "the"

Prepositions

an (preposition, /ən/): "and"

ittad (preposition, /ɪɾəd/): "as"

buza (preposition, /bʌzə/): "from"

ang (preposition, /æŋ/): "in"

sachitu (preposition, /sətʃitʌ/): "of"

jish (preposition, /jɪʃ/): "or"

haichini (preposition, /haɪtʃɪni/): "to"

att (preposition, /æɾ/): "will"

uti (preposition, /ʌtɪ/): "with"

Numbers

kesiza (number, /kɛsizə/): "zero"

ivatoughn (number, /ivatɒn/): "one"

tough (number, /tɒ/): "two"

lad (number, /ləd/): "three"

usaw (number, /uso/): "four"

afatt (number, /əfəɾ/): "five"

epa (number, /ɛpə/): "six"

bamih (number, /bəmɪh/): "seven"

duthupak (number, /dʌθupək/): "eight"

athisazay (number, /əðisəze/): "nine"

vad (number, /vəd/): "ten"

Questions

nituttuw (question, /nitʌɾʌw/): "what"

ikitoughtta (question, /ɪkitɒɾə/): "who"

nalija (question, /nælijə/): "how"

it (question, /it/): "why"

ivattouwa (question, /ivəɾaʊwa/): "when"

Interjections

kani (interjection, /kəni/): "hello"

fij (interjection, /fɪj/): "goodbye"

ashenai (interjection, /əʃɛnaɪ/): "hey"

as (interjection, /əs/): "bye"

buji (interjection, /buji/): "ouch"

kafet (interjection, /kæfɛt/): "wow"

ivaz (interjection, /ɪvæz/): "uh"

vukesa (interjection, /vʌkɛsə/): "er"

si (interjection, /si/): "um"

Adverbs

betif (adverb, /bɛtɪf/): "again"

titat (adverb, /tɪtət/): "now"

utti (adverb, /ʌɾi/): "soon"

zatous (adverb, /zətaʊs/): "often"

uluwetough (adverb, /ʌluwɛtɒ/): "sometimes"

adanaimu (adverb, /ədænaɪmʌ/): "always"

ahuv (adverb, /əhʌv/): "never"

ittapit (adverb, /ɪɾəpɪt/): "seldom"

Adjectives

apoula (adjective, /əpaʊlæ/): "aromatic"

ittattav (adjective, /ɪɾəɾəv/): "basted"

sidad (adjective, /sidəd/): "big"

uz (adjective, /ʌz/): "bitter"

uzatti (adjective, /ʌzaɾi/): "black"

ashana (adjective, /əʃənə/): "blue"

thama (adjective, /ðəmə/): "brown"

thit (adjective, /ðɪt/): "chilled"

thi (adjective, /ði/): "cold"

ib (adjective, /ɪb/): "curried"

fan (adjective, /fən/): "dark"

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

basedad (adjective, /basɛdəd/): "divine"

ne (adjective, /nɛ/): "drunk"

uni (adjective, /ʌni/): "empty"

ounatta (adjective, /aʊnəɾæ/): "evil"

baw (adjective, /bo/): "familiar"

aijus (adjective, /aɪdʒʌs/): "fat"

goughs (adjective, /gɒs/): "flat"

oughnagim (adjective, /ɒnəgim/): "frail"

oughkoofaw (adjective, /ɒkʊfo/): "fried"

tepu (adjective, /tɛpʌ/): "full"

ikav (adjective, /ɪkæv/): "good"

atajad (adjective, /ətəjad/): "green"

atap (adjective, /ətəp/): "grey"

ttana (adjective, /ɾənə/): "honest"

ttimibu (adjective, /ɾimɪbu/): "hot"

noidimough (adjective, /nɔɪdimɒ/): "light"

apittiwe (adjective, /əpiɾiwɛ/): "long"

nazidawd (adjective, /nəzɪdod/): "loud"

attatha (adjective, /əɾəða/): "mortal"

aynafuga (adjective, /enæfʌga/): "mysterious"

itithe (adjective, /itiðɛ/): "narrow"

walutach (adjective, /walutətʃ/): "old"

sitough (adjective, /sɪtɒ/): "orange"

ifizusi (adjective, /ifɪzusi/): "pungent"

loove (adjective, /lʊvɛ/): "purple"

ana (adjective, /ənə/): "quiet"

hasa (adjective, /həsa/): "raw"

attis (adjective, /əɾɪs/): "rectangular"

jafe (adjective, /dʒəfɛ/): "red"

dih (adjective, /dih/): "roasted"

ukelaba (adjective, /ukɛləba/): "round"

tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "salty"

dase (adjective, /dəsɛ/): "savory"

zoisapoughl (adjective, /zɔɪsəpɒl/): "shallow"

ttanisa (adjective, /ɾənisə/): "short"

fenevi (adjective, /fɛnɛvɪ/): "smoked"

ittahay (adjective, /ɪɾəhe/): "sober"

tasittough (adjective, /tæsiɾɒ/): "sour"

ttan (adjective, /ɾən/): "spicy"

tith (adjective, /tɪð/): "spiral"

namu (adjective, /næmu/): "square"

ukin (adjective, /ʌkin/): "steamed"

ttoon (adjective, /ɾʊn/): "strange"

sapaz (adjective, /səpaz/): "strong"

awmoini (adjective, /omɔɪnɪ/): "sturdy"

apa (adjective, /əpæ/): "sweet"

apith (adjective, /əpɪð/): "tall"

la (adjective, /lə/): "thick"

ttipunutt (adjective, /ɾɪpunuɾ/): "thin"

imasin (adjective, /imæsɪn/): "warm"

itha (adjective, /ɪðə/): "weak"

ak (adjective, /ək/): "white"

itaba (adjective, /ɪtəbə/): "wide"

za (adjective, /zæ/): "yellow"

tan (adjective, /tən/): "young"

Verbs

azawk (verb, /əzok/): "bake"

katt (verb, /kəɾ/): "be"

na (verb, /nə/): "belong"

ttaw (verb, /ɾəw/): "bite"

da (verb, /də/): "break"

waray (verb, /wəɹe/): "burn"

ait (verb, /aɪt/): "come"

tech (verb, /tɛtʃ/): "die"

apattath (verb, /əpæɾəð/): "drink"

ak (verb, /æk/): "eat"

toughsitha (verb, /tɒsɪðæ/): "fall"

pab (verb, /pəb/): "fight"

ekit (verb, /ɛkɪt/): "find"

lafi (verb, /lafi/): "fish"

attivawlo (verb, /əɾivolɔ/): "fly"

akaw (verb, /akəw/): "frown"

legough (verb, /lɛgɒ/): "go"

vamepough (verb, /vamɛpɒ/): "growl"

oog (verb, /ʊg/): "hate"

utipad (verb, /ʌtipəd/): "have"

awsaiba (verb, /osaɪbæ/): "hear"

anating (verb, /ənətɪŋ/): "hide"

atithakou (verb, /ætɪðəkaʊ/): "hold"

atehisu (verb, /ətɛhisu/): "hunt"

tadap (verb, /tədəp/): "jump"

itehe (verb, /ɪtɛhɛ/): "kill"

ulibasu (verb, /ulɪbæsʌ/): "know"

adiz (verb, /adɪz/): "laugh"

saz (verb, /səz/): "lie"

dootusi (verb, /dʊtʌsi/): "live"

baf (verb, /bəf/): "lose"

sisa (verb, /sɪsa/): "love"

inafas (verb, /ɪnafəs/): "need"

awttali (verb, /oɾəli/): "own"

anakib (verb, /ænəkɪb/): "roast"

siwez (verb, /sɪwɛz/): "run"

ivisiva (verb, /ɪvɪsɪvə/): "see"

ajaboi (verb, /æjəbɔɪ/): "sit"

haminis (verb, /həmɪnɪs/): "sleep"

thubizi (verb, /ðʌbizi/): "smell"

ila (verb, /ɪla/): "smile"

ilivetai (verb, /ilivɛtaɪ/): "stand"

ibet (verb, /ɪbɛt/): "strike"

ittalaychi (verb, /ɪɾəletʃɪ/): "swallow"

kadethi (verb, /kədɛðɪ/): "swim"

fa (verb, /fə/): "taste"

usalathough (verb, /usælaðɒ/): "throw"

tha (verb, /ða/): "walk"

dathu (verb, /dəðʌ/): "want"

Nouns

as (noun, /əs/): "afternoon"

ttayth (noun, /ɾeθ/): "ale"

litoottit (noun, /lɪtʊɾɪt/): "all"

akash (noun, /əkæʃ/): "alligator"

lab (noun, /ləb/): "arm"

panaytt (noun, /pəneɾ/): "ash"

oushay (noun, /aʊʃe/): "aunt"

sasaisawp (noun, /səsaɪsop/): "axe"

ili (noun, /ɪlɪ/): "bark"

bejingas (noun, /bɛdʒiŋəs/): "bay"

el (noun, /ɛl/): "beer"

ul (noun, /ʌl/): "beet"

angid (noun, /əŋɪd/): "bird"

isit (noun, /ɪsɪt/): "blood"

atalab (noun, /ətələb/): "boar"

nefoutt (noun, /nɛfaʊɾ/): "bone"

japala (noun, /jæpalæ/): "breakfast"

ayk (noun, /ek/): "breast"

oughna (noun, /ɒnæ/): "brother"

tayttathat (noun, /teɾəðət/): "castle"

inas (noun, /ɪnəs/): "cat"

tough (noun, /tɒ/): "cat"

thay (noun, /ðe/): "chest"

atetta (noun, /ətɛɾə/): "chicken"

azaba (noun, /əzəbə/): "claw"

utt (noun, /ʌɾ/): "cloud"

isa (noun, /ɪsə/): "coconut"

aytha (noun, /eðə/): "crime"

attazufi (noun, /əɾəzufɪ/): "day"

awatta (noun, /əwaɾə/): "dinner"

aipatta (noun, /aɪpəɾə/): "dog"

atuti (noun, /atutɪ/): "drink"

anajam (noun, /ənəjəm/): "dungeon"

ulibi (noun, /ʌlɪbi/): "ear"

ttitt (noun, /ɾiɾ/): "earth"

epi (noun, /ɛpɪ/): "egg"

dung (noun, /dʌŋ/): "elder"

nana (noun, /nənə/): "enemy"

latisi (noun, /lətisi/): "evening"

im (noun, /ɪm/): "eye"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "family"

zattatat (noun, /zəɾətæt/): "father"

sawthani (noun, /soðənɪ/): "feather"

il (noun, /il/): "fight"

aynuduz (noun, /enuduz/): "finger"

oughvettaith (noun, /ɒvɛɾaɪθ/): "fire"

vat (noun, /vət/): "fish"

tattaz (noun, /təɾæz/): "flesh"

lalefash (noun, /ləlɛfəʃ/): "foot"

thuttoughn (noun, /ðʌɾɒn/): "forest"

sisefoun (noun, /sɪsɛfaʊn/): "fox"

ah (noun, /əh/): "friend"

ittiz (noun, /ɪɾiz/): "goose"

shina (noun, /ʃɪnə/): "grease"

ittoughdaip (noun, /ɪɾɒdaɪp/): "group"

izath (noun, /ɪzəð/): "gulf"

nou (noun, /naʊ/): "hair"

atij (noun, /ətɪj/): "hand"

vilattawt (noun, /vɪləɾot/): "hat"

oozuttun (noun, /ʊzuɾʌn/): "hate"

nun (noun, /nʌn/): "head"

iti (noun, /ɪti/): "hill"

ays (noun, /es/): "horn"

anale (noun, /ənəlɛ/): "horse"

tsayzawttawt (noun, /tsezoɾot/): "house"

ttath (noun, /ɾəð/): "inn"

tibitutt (noun, /tɪbitʌɾ/): "island"

de (noun, /dɛ/): "jaw"

nub (noun, /nub/): "lake"

itipe (noun, /ɪtipɛ/): "leaf"

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

isisi (noun, /ɪsɪsi/): "liver"

kaynuzooth (noun, /kenʌzʊð/): "louse"

inawte (noun, /inotɛ/): "love"

duttai (noun, /duɾaɪ/): "lunch"

mebah (noun, /mɛbəh/): "man"

thittabum (noun, /ðɪɾəbum/): "many"

daykay (noun, /deke/): "meal"

ttadanik (noun, /ɾədənik/): "metal"

lilina (noun, /lɪlɪnə/): "mine"

ehe (noun, /ɛhɛ/): "monster"

uttawnawv (noun, /ʌɾonov/): "moon"

ak (noun, /ək/): "morning"

houghf (noun, /hɒf/): "mother"

aibawqoutt (noun, /aɪboqaʊɾ/): "mountain"

attemibi (noun, /əɾɛmibɪ/): "mouth"

akameth (noun, /əkəmɛθ/): "name"

asi (noun, /əsi/): "neck"

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

nilidid (noun, /nɪlidɪd/): "noodle"

napaytad (noun, /nəpetəd/): "nose"

atatett (noun, /ətətɛɾ/): "ocean"

etittila (noun, /ɛtɪɾilə/): "parent"

saina (noun, /saɪnə/): "path"

diluk (noun, /dɪlʌk/): "peace"

uvasa (noun, /ʌvæsa/): "pepper"

attit (noun, /əɾit/): "person"

dainanawth (noun, /daɪnənoð/): "pie"

ttattaikay (noun, /ɾəɾaɪke/): "pig"

sitt (noun, /sɪɾ/): "rabbit"

anutaja (noun, /ənʌtadʒə/): "rain"

anaitas (noun, /anaɪtəs/): "rat"

awttacha (noun, /oɾətʃə/): "river"

inalama (noun, /ɪnəlæmə/): "robe"

iwase (noun, /iwəsɛ/): "rock"

zimicheh (noun, /zɪmɪtʃɛh/): "root"

nazesaw (noun, /nəzɛso/): "salt"

aqeful (noun, /əqɛfʌl/): "sand"

oughnani (noun, /ɒnənɪ/): "seed"

lem (noun, /lɛm/): "sibling"

oughdanad (noun, /ɒdænəd/): "sister"

an (noun, /ən/): "skin"

zi (noun, /zɪ/): "sky"

enib (noun, /ɛnib/): "smoke"

ufing (noun, /ufɪŋ/): "snake"

nu (noun, /nʌ/): "soup"

fukang (noun, /fʌkəŋ/): "star"

liniha (noun, /lɪnɪhə/): "stew"

kathetti (noun, /kæðɛɾɪ/): "stomach"

nangun (noun, /nəŋʌn/): "stone"

apattas (noun, /əpəɾas/): "stream"

munesh (noun, /mʌnɛʃ/): "sun"

ena (noun, /ɛnə/): "sword"

inafoughn (noun, /ɪnəfɒn/): "tail"

adiv (noun, /ædɪv/): "tavern"

ala (noun, /ælə/): "thumb"

lilith (noun, /lɪlɪð/): "tongue"

bathawtith (noun, /bəðotɪð/): "tooth"

za (noun, /zæ/): "tree"

layth (noun, /leð/): "truth"

ttan (noun, /ɾæn/): "uncle"

anasi (noun, /ənəsɪ/): "valley"

zahaine (noun, /zəhaɪnɛ/): "war"

vi (noun, /vɪ/): "water"

idaw (noun, /ɪdo/): "way"

unitha (noun, /ʌnɪðə/): "wine"

ta (noun, /tə/): "woman"

akema (noun, /ækɛmə/): "word"