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Apak

Apak Dictionary

Pronouns

ti (pronoun, /tɪ/): "he"

iza (pronoun, /izə/): "she"

ttan (pronoun, /ɾən/): "they"

tal (pronoun, /təl/): "you"

ube (pronoun, /ʌbɛ/): "we"

ne (pronoun, /nɛ/): "I"

Articles

wou (article, /waʊ/): "a"

na (article, /nə/): "the"

Prepositions

iqikaw (preposition, /ɪqɪko/): "and"

za (preposition, /zə/): "as"

imi (preposition, /ɪmi/): "from"

ichatteda (preposition, /ixəɾɛdə/): "in"

sekina (preposition, /sɛkɪnæ/): "of"

asi (preposition, /əʒ/): "or"

lawb (preposition, /lob/): "to"

palaine (preposition, /pəlaɪnɛ/): "will"

chatha (preposition, /chəðə/): "with"

Numbers

kivatha (number, /kɪvæðə/): "zero"

atilal (number, /atiləl/): "one"

bittawsaym (number, /bɪɾosem/): "two"

ha (number, /hə/): "three"

houlad (number, /haʊləd/): "four"

ma (number, /mæ/): "five"

ujesila (number, /ʌdʒɛsɪlə/): "six"

toona (number, /tʊnə/): "seven"

ipitud (number, /ipitʌd/): "eight"

ail (number, /aɪl/): "nine"

atag (number, /ətag/): "ten"

Questions

aidida (question, /aɪdidə/): "what"

engitani (question, /ɛŋɪtənɪ/): "who"

ulata (question, /ulətæ/): "how"

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

at (question, /ət/): "when"

Interjections

aythan (interjection, /eθən/): "hello"

lettine (interjection, /lɛɾinɛ/): "goodbye"

ne (interjection, /nɛ/): "hey"

vay (interjection, /ve/): "bye"

aithoun (interjection, /aɪðaʊn/): "ouch"

attaf (interjection, /aɾæf/): "wow"

hitawt (interjection, /hɪtot/): "uh"

ipases (interjection, /ɪpəsɛs/): "er"

atalak (interjection, /ətalæk/): "um"

Adverbs

amouhel (adverb, /əmaʊhɛl/): "again"

ji (adverb, /ji/): "now"

aitt (adverb, /aɪɾ/): "soon"

awav (adverb, /əwəv/): "often"

agekai (adverb, /əgɛkaɪ/): "sometimes"

ang (adverb, /əŋ/): "always"

dabana (adverb, /dəbənə/): "never"

agasayk (adverb, /agəsek/): "seldom"

Adjectives

athaina (adjective, /æðaɪnə/): "aromatic"

aydikoki (adjective, /edɪkɔkɪ/): "basted"

rrathik (adjective, /rəðɪk/): "big"

taka (adjective, /təkə/): "bitter"

oughlu (adjective, /ɒlu/): "black"

matta (adjective, /məɾa/): "blue"

ivivang (adjective, /ɪvɪvəŋ/): "brown"

ivatami (adjective, /ivətəmɪ/): "chilled"

awttupif (adjective, /oɾupɪf/): "cold"

dattis (adjective, /dəɾɪs/): "curried"

daytatha (adjective, /detæða/): "dark"

oughta (adjective, /ɒtə/): "deep"

fudasa (adjective, /fudəsæ/): "divine"

tta (adjective, /ɾæ/): "drunk"

isasa (adjective, /ɪsəsə/): "empty"

linabi (adjective, /linəbi/): "evil"

tisettays (adjective, /tɪsɛɾes/): "familiar"

il (adjective, /ɪl/): "fat"

ayfattasa (adjective, /efaɾəsə/): "flat"

talimi (adjective, /təlɪmɪ/): "frail"

awth (adjective, /oð/): "fried"

ading (adjective, /ædɪŋ/): "full"

as (adjective, /əs/): "good"

itt (adjective, /iɾ/): "green"

lizajash (adjective, /lɪzəjæʃ/): "grey"

anita (adjective, /ənitə/): "honest"

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

sanu (adjective, /sənu/): "light"

ahap (adjective, /əhap/): "long"

edih (adjective, /ɛdɪh/): "loud"

uthahana (adjective, /ʌðəhəna/): "mortal"

achatu (adjective, /əxatu/): "mysterious"

sit (adjective, /sɪt/): "narrow"

tti (adjective, /ɾɪ/): "old"

ttawyu (adjective, /ɾoyu/): "orange"

inina (adjective, /ɪninə/): "pungent"

afati (adjective, /əfətɪ/): "purple"

ilawttu (adjective, /ɪloɾʌ/): "quiet"

ngenaynou (adjective, /ŋɛnenaʊ/): "raw"

ata (adjective, /ətə/): "rectangular"

sisay (adjective, /sɪse/): "red"

pasinoughs (adjective, /pəsinɒs/): "roasted"

ttasab (adjective, /ɾəsəb/): "round"

attailafu (adjective, /əɾaɪləfʌ/): "salty"

attet (adjective, /aɾɛt/): "savory"

oughlawl (adjective, /ɒlol/): "shallow"

una (adjective, /unə/): "short"

gutayn (adjective, /guten/): "smoked"

ash (adjective, /əʃ/): "sober"

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

attough (adjective, /əɾɒ/): "spicy"

unig (adjective, /unɪg/): "spiral"

awbawzilu (adjective, /obozɪlu/): "square"

zays (adjective, /zes/): "steamed"

il (adjective, /il/): "strange"

dattadi (adjective, /dæɾədi/): "strong"

az (adjective, /əz/): "sturdy"

italana (adjective, /ɪtələnə/): "sweet"

tanuw (adjective, /tanuw/): "tall"

inas (adjective, /ɪnəs/): "thick"

nipina (adjective, /nɪpɪnə/): "thin"

ti (adjective, /tɪ/): "warm"

zalivitt (adjective, /zælɪviɾ/): "weak"

dad (adjective, /dad/): "white"

edi (adjective, /ɛdi/): "wide"

ala (adjective, /ələ/): "yellow"

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

Verbs

la (verb, /lə/): "bake"

ithai (verb, /ɪðaɪ/): "be"

alimas (verb, /æliməs/): "belong"

urritas (verb, /uritəs/): "bite"

usenawlu (verb, /ʌsɛnolʌ/): "break"

akef (verb, /əkɛf/): "burn"

ugabatt (verb, /ugəbəɾ/): "come"

aychatoughma (verb, /etʃətɒmə/): "die"

tutta (verb, /tuɾæ/): "drink"

oughs (verb, /ɒs/): "eat"

avayyin (verb, /əveyɪn/): "fall"

tanith (verb, /tənɪð/): "fight"

vesaina (verb, /vɛsaɪnə/): "find"

nafitt (verb, /næfiɾ/): "fish"

atifup (verb, /ətifup/): "fly"

iboughd (verb, /ɪbɒd/): "frown"

dattettad (verb, /dæɾɛɾæd/): "go"

eminet (verb, /ɛminɛt/): "growl"

ayfay (verb, /efe/): "hate"

apav (verb, /apəv/): "have"

aytt (verb, /eɾ/): "hear"

satta (verb, /saɾə/): "hide"

afasi (verb, /əfəsɪ/): "hold"

mat (verb, /mæt/): "hunt"

sa (verb, /sə/): "jump"

tu (verb, /tʌ/): "kill"

ilutha (verb, /ɪluθə/): "know"

sif (verb, /sɪf/): "laugh"

up (verb, /up/): "lie"

athateth (verb, /æðətɛθ/): "live"

atumeka (verb, /ætumɛkæ/): "lose"

ttinuzoo (verb, /ɾɪnuzʊ/): "love"

abutaz (verb, /æbʌtəz/): "need"

azaiti (verb, /əzaɪtɪ/): "own"

idittemou (verb, /ɪdɪɾɛmaʊ/): "roast"

uda (verb, /ʌdə/): "run"

imicitt (verb, /ɪmɪcɪɾ/): "see"

zacanit (verb, /zəcanit/): "sit"

oughlum (verb, /ɒlum/): "sleep"

mi (verb, /mɪ/): "smell"

oughth (verb, /ɒð/): "smile"

id (verb, /ɪd/): "stand"

attaza (verb, /æɾəza/): "strike"

itipayd (verb, /ɪtɪped/): "swallow"

thu (verb, /ðu/): "swim"

latt (verb, /ləɾ/): "taste"

ttatatad (verb, /ɾətætəd/): "throw"

anudoughlo (verb, /ənʌdɒlɔ/): "walk"

ubadi (verb, /ʌbədɪ/): "want"

Nouns

disi (noun, /dɪsi/): "afternoon"

uhe (noun, /uhɛ/): "ale"

oidanana (noun, /ɔɪdənənə/): "all"

dattame (noun, /dəɾəmɛ/): "alligator"

ithafat (noun, /ɪðəfət/): "arm"

attamiba (noun, /əɾəmibə/): "ash"

ar (noun, /əɹ/): "aunt"

chayng (noun, /tʃeŋ/): "axe"

rutai (noun, /ɹʌtaɪ/): "bark"

atta (noun, /əɾə/): "bay"

fal (noun, /fəl/): "beer"

ofout (noun, /ɔfaʊt/): "beet"

tadasib (noun, /tədəsɪb/): "bird"

ziki (noun, /zikɪ/): "blood"

nez (noun, /nɛz/): "boar"

awtadeb (noun, /otədɛb/): "bone"

ttahat (noun, /ɾəhət/): "breakfast"

attada (noun, /əɾædə/): "breast"

shitt (noun, /ʃɪɾ/): "brother"

esailana (noun, /ɛsaɪləna/): "castle"

namafa (noun, /nəməfə/): "cat"

senana (noun, /sɛnənə/): "cat"

tha (noun, /ðə/): "chest"

ikaitt (noun, /ikaɪɾ/): "chicken"

vuttinas (noun, /vuɾɪnas/): "claw"

inivaw (noun, /inivo/): "cloud"

sattab (noun, /səɾəb/): "coconut"

ttaisa (noun, /ɾaɪsə/): "crime"

ad (noun, /əd/): "day"

zathash (noun, /zəðæʃ/): "dinner"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "dog"

aybasa (noun, /ebæsə/): "drink"

ingaw (noun, /ɪŋo/): "dungeon"

vada (noun, /vədə/): "ear"

itadditta (noun, /itaɽɪɾə/): "earth"

zisa (noun, /zisə/): "egg"

aytting (noun, /eɾɪŋ/): "elder"

awju (noun, /ojʌ/): "enemy"

inganaynu (noun, /ɪŋænenu/): "evening"

bithi (noun, /bɪðɪ/): "eye"

alazik (noun, /æləzɪk/): "family"

anath (noun, /ænəð/): "father"

amattaib (noun, /əməɾaɪb/): "feather"

tta (noun, /ɾæ/): "fight"

satti (noun, /səɾɪ/): "finger"

atitti (noun, /ətiɾɪ/): "fire"

aj (noun, /æj/): "fish"

ziluva (noun, /zɪluvæ/): "flesh"

datuhes (noun, /datuhɛs/): "foot"

vi (noun, /vi/): "forest"

lain (noun, /laɪn/): "fox"

noott (noun, /nʊɾ/): "friend"

itatt (noun, /ɪtəɾ/): "goose"

ibedinou (noun, /ibɛdinaʊ/): "grease"

nuttanig (noun, /nʌɾænɪg/): "group"

tu (noun, /tu/): "gulf"

titt (noun, /tɪɾ/): "hair"

miz (noun, /miz/): "hand"

ajihap (noun, /əjɪhap/): "hat"

inatitt (noun, /ɪnətɪɾ/): "hate"

janawi (noun, /dʒənəwɪ/): "head"

iv (noun, /iv/): "hill"

mawthousu (noun, /moθaʊsu/): "horn"

tanakaw (noun, /tənəko/): "horse"

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

asoongisough (noun, /əsʊŋɪsɒ/): "inn"

ama (noun, /əmə/): "island"

asabis (noun, /əsəbis/): "jaw"

athaka (noun, /aðəkə/): "lake"

dana (noun, /danə/): "leaf"

adottuf (noun, /ədɔɾʌf/): "leg"

pit (noun, /pit/): "liver"

aisik (noun, /aɪsɪk/): "louse"

lidapa (noun, /lɪdəpæ/): "love"

kathayli (noun, /kaðelɪ/): "lunch"

ittedit (noun, /ɪɾɛdit/): "man"

li (noun, /lɪ/): "many"

za (noun, /zə/): "meal"

oughtt (noun, /ɒɾ/): "metal"

apid (noun, /æpɪd/): "mine"

tuttu (noun, /tʌɾu/): "monster"

naym (noun, /nem/): "moon"

angatouki (noun, /aŋətaʊki/): "morning"

oughvil (noun, /ɒvil/): "mother"

lena (noun, /lɛnə/): "mountain"

itakan (noun, /ɪtəkən/): "mouth"

zawalaz (noun, /zəwæləz/): "name"

athathay (noun, /æðəðe/): "neck"

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

ah (noun, /æh/): "noodle"

kaitithay (noun, /kaɪtiðəy/): "nose"

utanim (noun, /utanim/): "ocean"

litteka (noun, /liɾɛkæ/): "parent"

wathichi (noun, /wəðichi/): "path"

na (noun, /nə/): "peace"

sattat (noun, /səɾət/): "pepper"

atit (noun, /ətit/): "person"

zamiw (noun, /zəmiw/): "pie"

lou (noun, /laʊ/): "pig"

hitiwath (noun, /hitɪwəð/): "rabbit"

aychalesaw (noun, /etʃəlɛso/): "rain"

taf (noun, /təf/): "rat"

sita (noun, /sɪtæ/): "river"

mata (noun, /mətə/): "robe"

ngif (noun, /ŋɪf/): "rock"

etaw (noun, /ɛto/): "root"

ana (noun, /ənæ/): "salt"

asatt (noun, /asaɾ/): "sand"

kahuza (noun, /kəhuzə/): "seed"

dipaysoo (noun, /dɪpesʊ/): "sibling"

umati (noun, /umətɪ/): "sister"

kittoughs (noun, /kɪɾɒs/): "skin"

tasidu (noun, /təsɪdu/): "sky"

dibikays (noun, /dibɪkes/): "smoke"

jav (noun, /jəv/): "snake"

atigi (noun, /ətigɪ/): "soup"

di (noun, /dɪ/): "star"

ekawwayd (noun, /ɛkowed/): "stew"

ayni (noun, /eni/): "stomach"

izawpai (noun, /izopaɪ/): "stone"

uji (noun, /ʌdʒɪ/): "stream"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "sun"

methith (noun, /mɛðɪð/): "sword"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "tail"

lazi (noun, /læzɪ/): "tavern"

hadanit (noun, /hædənit/): "thumb"

aytin (noun, /etɪn/): "tongue"

ttabu (noun, /ɾæbu/): "tooth"

ithiwitt (noun, /ɪðɪwɪɾ/): "tree"

matu (noun, /mətu/): "truth"

as (noun, /əs/): "uncle"

ttik (noun, /ɾik/): "valley"

kayhanin (noun, /kehənɪn/): "war"

thath (noun, /ðəð/): "water"

chititta (noun, /chɪtiɾæ/): "way"

ivatoughtta (noun, /ivətɒɾə/): "wine"

atas (noun, /ətəs/): "woman"

oughlattala (noun, /ɒləɾələ/): "word"