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Akawi

Akawi Dictionary

Pronouns

awj (pronoun, /oj/): "he"

inai (pronoun, /ɪnaɪ/): "she"

katt (pronoun, /kəɾ/): "they"

itt (pronoun, /ɪɾ/): "you"

aishi (pronoun, /aɪʃɪ/): "we"

ayfa (pronoun, /efə/): "I"

Articles

itt (article, /iɾ/): "a"

att (article, /æɾ/): "the"

Prepositions

thi (preposition, /ðɪ/): "and"

inipav (preposition, /ɪnipav/): "as"

ttaytatai (preposition, /ɾetətaɪ/): "from"

ttidewayt (preposition, /ɾidɛwet/): "in"

athisattaw (preposition, /əðɪsəɾo/): "of"

anaijoughnough (preposition, /ənaɪjɒnɒ/): "or"

ze (preposition, /zɛ/): "to"

ttakuthaw (preposition, /ɾəkuθo/): "will"

ununa (preposition, /unʌnə/): "with"

Numbers

misoughpe (number, /mɪsɒpɛ/): "zero"

aidasaitta (number, /aɪdəsaɪɾə/): "one"

imavut (number, /iməvʌt/): "two"

tihithin (number, /tihɪθɪn/): "three"

ipath (number, /ɪpəθ/): "four"

uta (number, /ʌtə/): "five"

etal (number, /ɛtəl/): "six"

luthatte (number, /lʌðæɾɛ/): "seven"

ayloughtaitt (number, /elɒtaɪɾ/): "eight"

etaibay (number, /ɛtaɪbe/): "nine"

athini (number, /əðɪni/): "ten"

Questions

iroughheth (question, /ɪɹɒhɛð/): "what"

atimai (question, /ətɪmaɪ/): "who"

uttasatta (question, /ʌɾəsəɾə/): "how"

mar (question, /məɹ/): "why"

hamumeth (question, /həmʌmɛð/): "when"

Interjections

imawchani (interjection, /imoxəni/): "hello"

iz (interjection, /ɪz/): "goodbye"

tenelis (interjection, /tɛnɛlɪs/): "hey"

tatawd (interjection, /tətod/): "bye"

emattis (interjection, /ɛməɾɪs/): "ouch"

nu (interjection, /nu/): "wow"

anakaba (interjection, /ənəkəbə/): "uh"

amivough (interjection, /əmivɒ/): "er"

za (interjection, /zə/): "um"

Adverbs

vi (adverb, /vi/): "again"

akutusa (adverb, /əkutusə/): "now"

eleka (adverb, /ɛlɛkæ/): "soon"

mettitt (adverb, /mɛɾiɾ/): "often"

sain (adverb, /saɪn/): "sometimes"

asuli (adverb, /əsuli/): "always"

ag (adverb, /əg/): "never"

thukig (adverb, /ðʌkig/): "seldom"

Adjectives

hasay (adjective, /həse/): "aromatic"

awzaza (adjective, /ozəzə/): "basted"

igawf (adjective, /ɪgof/): "big"

kaijilal (adjective, /kaɪdʒɪlæl/): "bitter"

attisawtai (adjective, /əɾisotaɪ/): "black"

tawittitt (adjective, /tæwɪɾɪɾ/): "blue"

oulaijina (adjective, /aʊlaɪdʒɪnə/): "brown"

ayhali (adjective, /ehəlɪ/): "chilled"

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

aiti (adjective, /aɪti/): "curried"

ttay (adjective, /ɾəy/): "dark"

atamat (adjective, /ətəmət/): "deep"

itenath (adjective, /ɪtɛnəð/): "divine"

liniqas (adjective, /linɪqəs/): "drunk"

sizatays (adjective, /sizætes/): "empty"

paza (adjective, /pəzə/): "evil"

ittihi (adjective, /ɪɾɪhɪ/): "familiar"

sijitet (adjective, /sijɪtɛt/): "fat"

nam (adjective, /nəm/): "flat"

sal (adjective, /səl/): "frail"

nadipa (adjective, /nədɪpə/): "fried"

efizav (adjective, /ɛfizav/): "full"

apija (adjective, /æpijə/): "good"

ttifas (adjective, /ɾifəs/): "green"

kajik (adjective, /kəjɪk/): "grey"

thinak (adjective, /ðinək/): "honest"

zittawthad (adjective, /zɪɾoθəd/): "hot"

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

id (adjective, /ɪd/): "long"

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

va (adjective, /və/): "mortal"

attoosu (adjective, /əɾʊsu/): "mysterious"

uzid (adjective, /uzɪd/): "narrow"

ez (adjective, /ɛz/): "old"

inay (adjective, /ine/): "orange"

vana (adjective, /vænə/): "pungent"

tabe (adjective, /tæbɛ/): "purple"

ttapapa (adjective, /ɾəpapa/): "quiet"

than (adjective, /ðən/): "raw"

ttunati (adjective, /ɾʌnəti/): "rectangular"

damatt (adjective, /dəməɾ/): "red"

pa (adjective, /pə/): "roasted"

nado (adjective, /nədɔ/): "round"

lasha (adjective, /ləʃə/): "salty"

ttida (adjective, /ɾɪdə/): "savory"

kabavi (adjective, /kəbəvɪ/): "shallow"

oongaysik (adjective, /ʊŋesɪk/): "short"

ouk (adjective, /aʊk/): "smoked"

li (adjective, /lɪ/): "sober"

al (adjective, /al/): "sour"

vayza (adjective, /vezə/): "spicy"

unath (adjective, /ʌnəð/): "spiral"

dame (adjective, /dəmɛ/): "square"

saduna (adjective, /sədunə/): "steamed"

faypusik (adjective, /fepusik/): "strange"

tawdeke (adjective, /todɛkɛ/): "strong"

ithaychip (adjective, /ɪðetʃɪp/): "sturdy"

anoizawtt (adjective, /ænɔɪzoɾ/): "sweet"

avi (adjective, /əvi/): "tall"

aythaduda (adjective, /eðəduda/): "thick"

litha (adjective, /lɪðæ/): "thin"

ttamisi (adjective, /ɾamɪsɪ/): "warm"

az (adjective, /əz/): "weak"

adaf (adjective, /ədəf/): "white"

amikai (adjective, /amɪkaɪ/): "wide"

tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "yellow"

anak (adjective, /ənæk/): "young"

Verbs

velijik (verb, /vɛlijɪk/): "bake"

dap (verb, /dəp/): "be"

vawza (verb, /vozə/): "belong"

da (verb, /da/): "bite"

zitudi (verb, /zitʌdɪ/): "break"

iteluta (verb, /itɛlutə/): "burn"

edu (verb, /ɛdʌ/): "come"

fatteti (verb, /fəɾɛtɪ/): "die"

avenid (verb, /əvɛnid/): "drink"

tti (verb, /ɾɪ/): "eat"

thuni (verb, /ðʌni/): "fall"

titayv (verb, /tɪtev/): "fight"

awachem (verb, /əwətʃɛm/): "find"

alaki (verb, /ələkɪ/): "fish"

misa (verb, /misæ/): "fly"

asou (verb, /əsaʊ/): "frown"

anivatta (verb, /ənivəɾə/): "go"

vaina (verb, /vaɪnə/): "growl"

lazaytad (verb, /ləzetəd/): "hate"

ig (verb, /ɪg/): "have"

juz (verb, /juz/): "hear"

tap (verb, /təp/): "hide"

lapala (verb, /læpələ/): "hold"

fusathaz (verb, /fʌsəðæz/): "hunt"

ad (verb, /əd/): "jump"

izil (verb, /ɪzɪl/): "kill"

imal (verb, /ɪməl/): "know"

ttina (verb, /ɾina/): "laugh"

kalas (verb, /kələs/): "lie"

ainatid (verb, /aɪnətɪd/): "live"

noughlagawn (verb, /nɒləgon/): "lose"

anaiwik (verb, /ənaɪwɪk/): "love"

sithat (verb, /siðæt/): "need"

silayge (verb, /silegɛ/): "own"

adattawpa (verb, /ədəɾopə/): "roast"

chatta (verb, /xæɾə/): "run"

ittevi (verb, /iɾɛvi/): "see"

aitaymatha (verb, /aɪteməðæ/): "sit"

abi (verb, /əbɪ/): "sleep"

sattaykuv (verb, /sæɾekuv/): "smell"

itittatai (verb, /ɪtiɾætaɪ/): "smile"

iba (verb, /ɪbə/): "stand"

ittemig (verb, /ɪɾɛmig/): "strike"

ittamach (verb, /ɪɾæmətʃ/): "swallow"

ngay (verb, /ŋe/): "swim"

langouka (verb, /ləŋaʊkə/): "taste"

thoughnis (verb, /ðɒnis/): "throw"

silaitail (verb, /sɪlaɪtaɪl/): "walk"

as (verb, /əs/): "want"

Nouns

avithita (noun, /ævɪðɪtə/): "afternoon"

dek (noun, /dɛk/): "ale"

nesi (noun, /nɛsɪ/): "all"

nadattiv (noun, /nadəɾiv/): "alligator"

chachite (noun, /chətʃɪtɛ/): "arm"

athitib (noun, /əðɪtɪb/): "ash"

thugatayz (noun, /θʌgətez/): "aunt"

ttoughnidi (noun, /ɾɒnɪdɪ/): "axe"

aduki (noun, /ədukɪ/): "bark"

nal (noun, /nəl/): "bay"

aittini (noun, /aɪɾɪnɪ/): "beer"

ituthitaw (noun, /ɪtuðɪto/): "beet"

fite (noun, /fɪtɛ/): "bird"

ta (noun, /tə/): "blood"

ja (noun, /jæ/): "boar"

thi (noun, /ði/): "bone"

jittaz (noun, /dʒɪɾəz/): "breakfast"

uttichiti (noun, /uɾɪchiti/): "breast"

vangula (noun, /vəŋulə/): "brother"

ttawd (noun, /ɾod/): "castle"

idawttu (noun, /ɪdoɾʌ/): "cat"

maw (noun, /mo/): "cat"

aytatou (noun, /etətaʊ/): "chest"

adett (noun, /adɛɾ/): "chicken"

nada (noun, /nadə/): "claw"

silan (noun, /sɪlən/): "cloud"

ukakatha (noun, /ukəkəθə/): "coconut"

atawn (noun, /əton/): "crime"

ata (noun, /atə/): "day"

azigit (noun, /əzɪgɪt/): "dinner"

fadi (noun, /fədɪ/): "dog"

aywoun (noun, /ewaʊn/): "drink"

enanit (noun, /ɛnənɪt/): "dungeon"

ttakooth (noun, /ɾækʊð/): "ear"

pettat (noun, /pɛɾət/): "earth"

azoughn (noun, /æzɒn/): "egg"

sayd (noun, /sed/): "elder"

adak (noun, /adək/): "enemy"

umi (noun, /ʌmɪ/): "evening"

thipayzi (noun, /θɪpezɪ/): "eye"

ka (noun, /ka/): "family"

adaduza (noun, /ədaduzæ/): "father"

nava (noun, /nəvæ/): "feather"

ttatap (noun, /ɾatəp/): "fight"

attija (noun, /əɾidʒə/): "finger"

mizaws (noun, /mɪzos/): "fire"

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

mahaise (noun, /məhaɪsɛ/): "flesh"

lasayts (noun, /ləsets/): "foot"

ataiga (noun, /ətaɪgə/): "forest"

daliv (noun, /dəlɪv/): "fox"

aifita (noun, /aɪfɪtə/): "friend"

maliti (noun, /məliti/): "goose"

avam (noun, /əvəm/): "grease"

ithaygis (noun, /ɪθegɪs/): "group"

afun (noun, /əfʌn/): "gulf"

qutsoukaiz (noun, /qutsaʊkaɪz/): "hair"

anough (noun, /ənɒ/): "hand"

nattitha (noun, /nəɾɪðə/): "hat"

winish (noun, /wɪnɪʃ/): "hate"

attattawkoo (noun, /əɾaɾokʊ/): "head"

na (noun, /nə/): "hill"

vun (noun, /vun/): "horn"

mi (noun, /mi/): "horse"

oughmunuw (noun, /ɒmʌnʌw/): "house"

izadattu (noun, /ɪzədəɾʌ/): "inn"

zattattit (noun, /zəɾəɾɪt/): "island"

itsouta (noun, /itsaʊtə/): "jaw"

chatuwatt (noun, /tʃətuwəɾ/): "lake"

aigathasa (noun, /aɪgəðəsə/): "leaf"

shaybud (noun, /ʃebʌd/): "leg"

itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "liver"

il (noun, /ɪl/): "louse"

ttata (noun, /ɾəta/): "love"

thekawij (noun, /ðɛkəwɪj/): "lunch"

chanaza (noun, /tʃanəzə/): "man"

jukasil (noun, /jukəsɪl/): "many"

unuf (noun, /unʌf/): "meal"

ttaza (noun, /ɾazə/): "metal"

ehen (noun, /ɛhɛn/): "mine"

asuse (noun, /əsusɛ/): "monster"

bun (noun, /bʌn/): "moon"

dimili (noun, /dɪmɪli/): "morning"

ttoughma (noun, /ɾɒmə/): "mother"

ttapain (noun, /ɾəpaɪn/): "mountain"

asafin (noun, /əsafin/): "mouth"

abipawni (noun, /əbɪponɪ/): "name"

naid (noun, /naɪd/): "neck"

tanoutt (noun, /tanaʊɾ/): "night"

tan (noun, /tən/): "noodle"

ttatt (noun, /ɾəɾ/): "nose"

asatti (noun, /æsəɾɪ/): "ocean"

ttattaigi (noun, /ɾaɾaɪgɪ/): "parent"

dawz (noun, /doz/): "path"

itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "peace"

inaza (noun, /ɪnəzə/): "pepper"

uma (noun, /uma/): "person"

ook (noun, /ʊk/): "pie"

ac (noun, /æc/): "pig"

nga (noun, /ŋə/): "rabbit"

thi (noun, /ðɪ/): "rain"

imud (noun, /imud/): "rat"

netanett (noun, /nɛtənɛɾ/): "river"

va (noun, /və/): "robe"

akij (noun, /əkɪdʒ/): "rock"

itaw (noun, /ito/): "root"

ituj (noun, /itʌj/): "salt"

ujawsa (noun, /ujosæ/): "sand"

uk (noun, /uk/): "seed"

thakaitoughs (noun, /ðækaɪtɒs/): "sibling"

awsh (noun, /oʃ/): "sister"

id (noun, /ɪd/): "skin"

ngeki (noun, /ŋɛki/): "sky"

kif (noun, /kɪf/): "smoke"

avaiwi (noun, /əvaɪwɪ/): "snake"

ittataha (noun, /iɾətæhə/): "soup"

uthi (noun, /uðɪ/): "star"

eva (noun, /ɛvə/): "stew"

gebataytt (noun, /gɛbəteɾ/): "stomach"

engi (noun, /ɛŋɪ/): "stone"

atha (noun, /aðə/): "stream"

taitit (noun, /taɪtɪt/): "sun"

akanath (noun, /əkənəð/): "sword"

athi (noun, /əði/): "tail"

gavu (noun, /gəvu/): "tavern"

anim (noun, /ənɪm/): "thumb"

ajama (noun, /əjəma/): "tongue"

kattal (noun, /kəɾəl/): "tooth"

nga (noun, /ŋə/): "tree"

azaj (noun, /azaj/): "truth"

izanive (noun, /izanɪvɛ/): "uncle"

lin (noun, /lɪn/): "valley"

tta (noun, /ɾæ/): "war"

na (noun, /nə/): "water"

ujekoota (noun, /ʌjɛkʊtæ/): "way"

tapayttiz (noun, /təpeɾɪz/): "wine"

atadima (noun, /ətadɪmæ/): "woman"

nun (noun, /nun/): "word"