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Mahelaw

Mahelaw Dictionary

Pronouns

as (pronoun, /əs/): "he"

isi (pronoun, /ɪsɪ/): "she"

ma (pronoun, /mə/): "they"

as (pronoun, /əs/): "you"

oughsh (pronoun, /ɒʃ/): "we"

uma (pronoun, /umə/): "I"

Articles

li (article, /lɪ/): "a"

asu (article, /əsʌ/): "the"

Prepositions

zaniza (preposition, /zənizə/): "and"

kanich (preposition, /kænɪtʃ/): "as"

etidiw (preposition, /ɛtidiw/): "from"

zaligay (preposition, /zəlɪge/): "in"

thut (preposition, /ðʌt/): "of"

sattata (preposition, /səɾətə/): "or"

tikitt (preposition, /tikɪɾ/): "to"

amudav (preposition, /amʌdæv/): "will"

dasuwi (preposition, /dəsuwɪ/): "with"

Numbers

shad (number, /ʃəd/): "zero"

tanul (number, /tənul/): "one"

faf (number, /fəf/): "two"

thawtta (number, /ðoɾæ/): "three"

pawa (number, /pəwæ/): "four"

inanaf (number, /inænəf/): "five"

sutidaz (number, /sʌtɪdəz/): "six"

al (number, /əl/): "seven"

ditt (number, /dɪɾ/): "eight"

fattu (number, /fəɾʌ/): "nine"

yimuzam (number, /yimʌzəm/): "ten"

Questions

ainasaij (question, /aɪnəsaɪj/): "what"

etuwaja (question, /ɛtuwədʒa/): "who"

ulapoughn (question, /ʌləpɒn/): "how"

igij (question, /ɪgɪj/): "why"

ip (question, /ɪp/): "when"

Interjections

atha (interjection, /əθæ/): "hello"

pid (interjection, /pid/): "goodbye"

zanuw (interjection, /zənuw/): "hey"

ivud (interjection, /ɪvʌd/): "bye"

baz (interjection, /bəz/): "ouch"

littouvitt (interjection, /liɾaʊvɪɾ/): "wow"

awl (interjection, /ol/): "uh"

awdawnisu (interjection, /odonɪsu/): "er"

alaithay (interjection, /əlaɪðe/): "um"

Adverbs

paiti (adverb, /paɪti/): "again"

uttawttaw (adverb, /uɾoɾo/): "now"

attufutt (adverb, /əɾʌfuɾ/): "soon"

lid (adverb, /lɪd/): "often"

vay (adverb, /ve/): "sometimes"

awithaytt (adverb, /əwɪðeɾ/): "always"

tani (adverb, /təni/): "never"

ijuth (adverb, /ijʌð/): "seldom"

Adjectives

si (adjective, /si/): "aromatic"

nihan (adjective, /nihən/): "basted"

awwi (adjective, /owɪ/): "big"

va (adjective, /və/): "bitter"

ad (adjective, /əd/): "black"

ttutana (adjective, /ɾʌtənə/): "blue"

thaijapawtt (adjective, /ðaɪjəpoɾ/): "brown"

siwit (adjective, /siwɪt/): "chilled"

jahiz (adjective, /jæhɪz/): "cold"

pathe (adjective, /pəðɛ/): "curried"

fiqa (adjective, /fɪqə/): "dark"

dish (adjective, /diʃ/): "deep"

da (adjective, /də/): "divine"

befuvath (adjective, /bɛfuvəð/): "drunk"

oughze (adjective, /ɒzɛ/): "empty"

li (adjective, /li/): "evil"

taittu (adjective, /taɪɾʌ/): "familiar"

soughkaw (adjective, /sɒkəw/): "fat"

ef (adjective, /ɛf/): "flat"

utesu (adjective, /ʌtɛsʌ/): "frail"

asitou (adjective, /əsitaʊ/): "fried"

kib (adjective, /kɪb/): "full"

attitawe (adjective, /əɾitəwɛ/): "good"

idaythayna (adjective, /ideðenə/): "green"

athi (adjective, /əðɪ/): "grey"

bi (adjective, /bi/): "honest"

ttoodattoughw (adjective, /ɾʊdaɾɒw/): "hot"

mi (adjective, /mi/): "light"

ittapana (adjective, /ɪɾəpənə/): "long"

ithettitu (adjective, /iðɛɾɪtʌ/): "loud"

aiga (adjective, /aɪgə/): "mortal"

uchoughsabay (adjective, /ʌxɒsæbe/): "mysterious"

oughtay (adjective, /ɒte/): "narrow"

noughfi (adjective, /nɒfi/): "old"

wan (adjective, /wən/): "orange"

azaq (adjective, /æzəq/): "pungent"

ikoi (adjective, /ɪkɔɪ/): "purple"

haiw (adjective, /haɪw/): "quiet"

atanath (adjective, /ətənəð/): "raw"

inaj (adjective, /inæj/): "rectangular"

aki (adjective, /əkɪ/): "red"

buhawi (adjective, /bʌhəwi/): "roasted"

ajitay (adjective, /æjɪte/): "round"

utittoughke (adjective, /utiɾɒkɛ/): "salty"

nadawtay (adjective, /nədote/): "savory"

sa (adjective, /sə/): "shallow"

nan (adjective, /nən/): "short"

asaf (adjective, /əsæf/): "smoked"

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

haziti (adjective, /həzɪtɪ/): "sour"

asefuz (adjective, /æsɛfuz/): "spicy"

ditewoughz (adjective, /dɪtɛwɒz/): "spiral"

nilaw (adjective, /nɪlo/): "square"

esu (adjective, /ɛsu/): "steamed"

avatt (adjective, /əvəɾ/): "strange"

lid (adjective, /lɪd/): "strong"

ti (adjective, /tɪ/): "sturdy"

datayten (adjective, /datetɛn/): "sweet"

esa (adjective, /ɛsə/): "tall"

angelayta (adjective, /æŋɛletə/): "thick"

aditt (adjective, /ədɪɾ/): "thin"

ifoughn (adjective, /ifɒn/): "warm"

ilat (adjective, /ɪlat/): "weak"

sinain (adjective, /sinaɪn/): "white"

fuliwal (adjective, /fuliwal/): "wide"

utettam (adjective, /ʌtɛɾəm/): "yellow"

hesif (adjective, /hɛsif/): "young"

Verbs

haibisa (verb, /haɪbɪsə/): "bake"

utuli (verb, /ʌtuli/): "be"

lud (verb, /lʌd/): "belong"

thungithag (verb, /θʌŋiθag/): "bite"

na (verb, /nə/): "break"

hidatta (verb, /hidæɾə/): "burn"

ub (verb, /ʌb/): "come"

natab (verb, /nətəb/): "die"

tattin (verb, /təɾɪn/): "drink"

ase (verb, /əsɛ/): "eat"

tti (verb, /ɾɪ/): "fall"

haytt (verb, /heɾ/): "fight"

oughsough (verb, /ɒsɒ/): "find"

ttittah (verb, /ɾɪɾæh/): "fish"

buk (verb, /bʌk/): "fly"

alitt (verb, /ælɪɾ/): "frown"

ah (verb, /ah/): "go"

ilanaite (verb, /ilənaɪtɛ/): "growl"

chain (verb, /tʃaɪn/): "hate"

ipaythil (verb, /ipeðɪl/): "have"

zay (verb, /ze/): "hear"

abachat (verb, /əbətʃət/): "hide"

azittusa (verb, /əzɪɾʌsə/): "hold"

it (verb, /it/): "hunt"

id (verb, /id/): "jump"

taf (verb, /təf/): "kill"

tenidap (verb, /tɛnɪdəp/): "know"

pap (verb, /pəp/): "laugh"

ttet (verb, /ɾɛt/): "lie"

vak (verb, /vək/): "live"

aysuvitt (verb, /esʌviɾ/): "lose"

oughviv (verb, /ɒvɪv/): "love"

sata (verb, /sətə/): "need"

vis (verb, /vis/): "own"

azaynada (verb, /æzenədə/): "roast"

vav (verb, /vəv/): "run"

laytham (verb, /leðam/): "see"

athawthawzi (verb, /əðoθozi/): "sit"

ayhikach (verb, /ehikətʃ/): "sleep"

fattasa (verb, /fəɾæsə/): "smell"

dutanil (verb, /dutənil/): "smile"

oughzatti (verb, /ɒzaɾi/): "stand"

ibawm (verb, /ɪbom/): "strike"

hathu (verb, /həðʌ/): "swallow"

lichay (verb, /lɪtʃe/): "swim"

uzimah (verb, /ʌzɪmæh/): "taste"

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

ashifit (verb, /aʃɪfit/): "walk"

ngough (verb, /ŋɒ/): "want"

Nouns

abuj (noun, /əbudʒ/): "afternoon"

chay (noun, /tʃe/): "ale"

tha (noun, /ðə/): "all"

ttetubih (noun, /ɾɛtʌbih/): "alligator"

kidatt (noun, /kidəɾ/): "arm"

naf (noun, /næf/): "ash"

nine (noun, /nɪnɛ/): "aunt"

la (noun, /lə/): "axe"

ingaibaf (noun, /ɪŋaɪbəf/): "bark"

ayta (noun, /etə/): "bay"

wu (noun, /wu/): "beer"

ath (noun, /æð/): "beet"

koutti (noun, /kaʊɾɪ/): "bird"

tik (noun, /tik/): "blood"

esoila (noun, /ɛsɔɪla/): "boar"

vivath (noun, /vɪvəð/): "bone"

awkukada (noun, /okukədə/): "breakfast"

awsoothak (noun, /osʊðək/): "breast"

wawttaboo (noun, /woɾæbʊ/): "brother"

jitt (noun, /jiɾ/): "castle"

ataida (noun, /ətaɪdə/): "cat"

at (noun, /ət/): "cat"

ttenay (noun, /ɾɛne/): "chest"

talathim (noun, /tæləðɪm/): "chicken"

izai (noun, /ɪzaɪ/): "claw"

errisett (noun, /ɛrisɛɾ/): "cloud"

sakuwe (noun, /səkʌwɛ/): "coconut"

aku (noun, /æku/): "crime"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "day"

li (noun, /lɪ/): "dinner"

att (noun, /æɾ/): "dog"

ga (noun, /gə/): "drink"

mawtalu (noun, /motəlu/): "dungeon"

anidate (noun, /ænɪdətɛ/): "ear"

af (noun, /əf/): "earth"

thi (noun, /ðɪ/): "egg"

va (noun, /və/): "elder"

tib (noun, /tɪb/): "enemy"

ani (noun, /ənɪ/): "evening"

tai (noun, /taɪ/): "eye"

kana (noun, /kænə/): "family"

toughpoughfi (noun, /tɒpɒfi/): "father"

ukuta (noun, /ʌkʌtæ/): "feather"

athitte (noun, /əðɪɾɛ/): "fight"

ana (noun, /ænə/): "finger"

bisilayf (noun, /bisilef/): "fire"

zipai (noun, /zɪpaɪ/): "fish"

sainuth (noun, /saɪnʌð/): "flesh"

aluva (noun, /alʌvə/): "foot"

fakaw (noun, /fəkəw/): "forest"

anayl (noun, /ənel/): "fox"

aj (noun, /əj/): "friend"

miwoughs (noun, /miwɒs/): "goose"

ida (noun, /ɪdə/): "grease"

gatt (noun, /gəɾ/): "group"

awttaysha (noun, /oɾeʃə/): "gulf"

aday (noun, /əde/): "hair"

pibiz (noun, /pɪbiz/): "hand"

ena (noun, /ɛnə/): "hat"

pafu (noun, /pæfu/): "hate"

tunu (noun, /tʌnʌ/): "head"

uzoughsuthe (noun, /ʌzɒsʌðɛ/): "hill"

littow (noun, /liɾɔw/): "horn"

uguthaitha (noun, /ugʌðaɪðæ/): "horse"

shaheta (noun, /ʃahɛtə/): "house"

awangu (noun, /əwəŋu/): "inn"

chupa (noun, /tʃʌpa/): "island"

iz (noun, /ɪz/): "jaw"

wainith (noun, /waɪnið/): "lake"

awddaw (noun, /oɽo/): "leaf"

awoo (noun, /əwʊ/): "leg"

vi (noun, /vɪ/): "liver"

paga (noun, /pəgə/): "louse"

ought (noun, /ɒt/): "love"

isatt (noun, /ɪsəɾ/): "lunch"

ettett (noun, /ɛɾɛɾ/): "man"

ifawlas (noun, /ɪfoləs/): "many"

nainini (noun, /naɪnɪni/): "meal"

aishale (noun, /aɪʃəlɛ/): "metal"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "mine"

ngahi (noun, /ŋəhi/): "monster"

manoittarr (noun, /mənɔɪɾər/): "moon"

ittadi (noun, /ɪɾədɪ/): "morning"

thatipe (noun, /θatɪpɛ/): "mother"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "mountain"

dideth (noun, /dɪdɛð/): "mouth"

naiw (noun, /naɪw/): "name"

achan (noun, /ætʃən/): "neck"

aidasoonai (noun, /aɪdæsʊnaɪ/): "night"

na (noun, /næ/): "noodle"

mitanaith (noun, /mitənaɪð/): "nose"

tattag (noun, /təɾəg/): "ocean"

umagi (noun, /uməgi/): "parent"

meshechi (noun, /mɛʃɛtʃɪ/): "path"

ahid (noun, /əhɪd/): "peace"

kawif (noun, /kəwif/): "pepper"

attu (noun, /əɾu/): "person"

sazivith (noun, /səzɪvið/): "pie"

huni (noun, /hʌnɪ/): "pig"

bati (noun, /bətɪ/): "rabbit"

nav (noun, /nəv/): "rain"

awtafah (noun, /otəfəh/): "rat"

una (noun, /ʌnə/): "river"

zatidaj (noun, /zətɪdædʒ/): "robe"

ettavoughti (noun, /ɛɾəvɒti/): "rock"

paypawa (noun, /pepəwə/): "root"

foow (noun, /fʊw/): "salt"

atine (noun, /ætɪnɛ/): "sand"

azi (noun, /əzi/): "seed"

siini (noun, /ʒɪnɪ/): "sibling"

tati (noun, /təti/): "sister"

lilasan (noun, /lɪləsæn/): "skin"

asoughlitta (noun, /əsɒliɾə/): "sky"

dilitha (noun, /dilɪðə/): "smoke"

ivepais (noun, /ɪvɛpaɪs/): "snake"

vitan (noun, /vɪtən/): "soup"

fittih (noun, /fiɾɪh/): "star"

ewas (noun, /ɛwəs/): "stew"

tti (noun, /ɾi/): "stomach"

unitham (noun, /ʌniðæm/): "stone"

oughsira (noun, /ɒsɪɹə/): "stream"

uma (noun, /umə/): "sun"

aita (noun, /aɪtə/): "sword"

alinat (noun, /əlɪnət/): "tail"

as (noun, /əs/): "tavern"

haimi (noun, /haɪmɪ/): "thumb"

inouhal (noun, /ɪnaʊhəl/): "tongue"

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

addepawwi (noun, /əɽɛpowɪ/): "tree"

zoughtishaz (noun, /zɒtiʃaz/): "truth"

ami (noun, /əmi/): "uncle"

miki (noun, /mɪki/): "valley"

ama (noun, /əmə/): "war"

ittidath (noun, /iɾidəð/): "water"

thu (noun, /ðʌ/): "way"

avi (noun, /əvɪ/): "wine"

initud (noun, /ɪnɪtʌd/): "woman"

tits (noun, /tɪts/): "word"