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Amasith

Amasith Dictionary

Pronouns

ali (pronoun, /əli/): "he"

da (pronoun, /da/): "she"

ani (pronoun, /ənɪ/): "they"

ema (pronoun, /ɛmə/): "you"

hef (pronoun, /hɛf/): "we"

att (pronoun, /əɾ/): "I"

Articles

aythou (article, /eðaʊ/): "a"

ad (article, /əd/): "the"

Prepositions

ukit (preposition, /ukɪt/): "and"

awt (preposition, /ot/): "as"

thakou (preposition, /ðakaʊ/): "from"

zine (preposition, /zɪnɛ/): "in"

nawm (preposition, /nom/): "of"

thayled (preposition, /ðelɛd/): "or"

etasala (preposition, /ɛtəsələ/): "to"

enin (preposition, /ɛnɪn/): "will"

it (preposition, /ɪt/): "with"

Numbers

gihangay (number, /gɪhæŋe/): "zero"

oughbunith (number, /ɒbunɪð/): "one"

chima (number, /tʃɪmə/): "two"

izaw (number, /izo/): "three"

inu (number, /ɪnʌ/): "four"

ilaki (number, /ilækɪ/): "five"

anapattu (number, /anəpəɾu/): "six"

edidil (number, /ɛdɪdɪl/): "seven"

alichai (number, /əlɪxaɪ/): "eight"

oughz (number, /ɒz/): "nine"

tevu (number, /tɛvu/): "ten"

Questions

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

aha (question, /æhə/): "who"

oon (question, /ʊn/): "how"

zishiki (question, /zɪʃɪkɪ/): "why"

ki (question, /ki/): "when"

Interjections

apoughbat (interjection, /æpɒbət/): "hello"

aylisudi (interjection, /elɪsudɪ/): "goodbye"

av (interjection, /əv/): "hey"

kaniz (interjection, /kənɪz/): "bye"

lahaysatt (interjection, /ləhesaɾ/): "ouch"

na (interjection, /nə/): "wow"

sufizef (interjection, /sufizɛf/): "uh"

iwukin (interjection, /ɪwukɪn/): "er"

itta (interjection, /iɾə/): "um"

Adverbs

nelan (adverb, /nɛlən/): "again"

attadul (adverb, /əɾadʌl/): "now"

duviz (adverb, /dʌviz/): "soon"

ttath (adverb, /ɾəð/): "often"

joitala (adverb, /jɔɪtælə/): "sometimes"

away (adverb, /əwe/): "always"

dikafett (adverb, /dɪkæfɛɾ/): "never"

wat (adverb, /wat/): "seldom"

Adjectives

pitik (adjective, /pɪtɪk/): "aromatic"

utat (adjective, /utət/): "basted"

tah (adjective, /təh/): "big"

jad (adjective, /dʒəd/): "bitter"

ttifil (adjective, /ɾifɪl/): "black"

ainit (adjective, /aɪnɪt/): "blue"

atamid (adjective, /atəmɪd/): "brown"

ag (adjective, /əg/): "chilled"

ena (adjective, /ɛnə/): "cold"

sazathit (adjective, /səzəðɪt/): "curried"

na (adjective, /nə/): "dark"

zawil (adjective, /zəwɪl/): "deep"

enita (adjective, /ɛnɪtæ/): "divine"

sa (adjective, /sæ/): "drunk"

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

he (adjective, /hɛ/): "evil"

isoughp (adjective, /ɪsɒp/): "familiar"

shefingan (adjective, /ʃɛfɪŋæn/): "fat"

oughnayttaza (adjective, /ɒneɾæzə/): "flat"

tif (adjective, /tɪf/): "frail"

ejesiti (adjective, /ɛdʒɛsiti/): "fried"

am (adjective, /əm/): "full"

soughn (adjective, /sɒn/): "good"

waw (adjective, /wəw/): "green"

mutun (adjective, /mʌtun/): "grey"

dabai (adjective, /dəbaɪ/): "honest"

athatt (adjective, /əðəɾ/): "hot"

ttedifis (adjective, /ɾɛdɪfɪs/): "light"

ttida (adjective, /ɾidə/): "long"

tises (adjective, /tɪsɛs/): "loud"

idatt (adjective, /idəɾ/): "mortal"

tithasu (adjective, /tiðəsu/): "mysterious"

lini (adjective, /linɪ/): "narrow"

ngakithu (adjective, /ŋakɪðʌ/): "old"

asa (adjective, /asæ/): "orange"

nakatt (adjective, /nəkaɾ/): "pungent"

zatitought (adjective, /zətɪtɒt/): "purple"

tatti (adjective, /təɾɪ/): "quiet"

pazuttun (adjective, /pəzʌɾun/): "raw"

adi (adjective, /ədi/): "rectangular"

ttit (adjective, /ɾɪt/): "red"

etilath (adjective, /ɛtɪlæð/): "roasted"

eth (adjective, /ɛð/): "round"

hounaichi (adjective, /haʊnaɪtʃi/): "salty"

ez (adjective, /ɛz/): "savory"

oughs (adjective, /ɒs/): "shallow"

ahula (adjective, /əhʌlə/): "short"

cuwethat (adjective, /cʌwɛðət/): "smoked"

aykatti (adjective, /ekəɾɪ/): "sober"

noughbili (adjective, /nɒbɪlɪ/): "sour"

sought (adjective, /sɒt/): "spicy"

ngays (adjective, /ŋes/): "spiral"

ngiladiw (adjective, /ŋiladɪw/): "square"

akamil (adjective, /əkəmɪl/): "steamed"

salawdin (adjective, /səlodɪn/): "strange"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "strong"

uj (adjective, /uj/): "sturdy"

if (adjective, /if/): "sweet"

nagesain (adjective, /nægɛsaɪn/): "tall"

sel (adjective, /sɛl/): "thick"

vis (adjective, /vis/): "thin"

athawa (adjective, /əðəwə/): "warm"

itt (adjective, /iɾ/): "weak"

sawinum (adjective, /səwɪnum/): "white"

iz (adjective, /ɪz/): "wide"

pathi (adjective, /pæθɪ/): "yellow"

uwu (adjective, /ʌwʌ/): "young"

Verbs

thu (verb, /ðu/): "bake"

ad (verb, /əd/): "be"

anoumi (verb, /ənaʊmɪ/): "belong"

pa (verb, /pæ/): "bite"

shath (verb, /ʃəð/): "break"

ishittu (verb, /ɪʃiɾu/): "burn"

navi (verb, /nəvɪ/): "come"

ada (verb, /ədə/): "die"

ifaf (verb, /ɪfəf/): "drink"

tahawj (verb, /təhoj/): "eat"

tazad (verb, /təzəd/): "fall"

adaym (verb, /ədem/): "fight"

aydali (verb, /edəlɪ/): "find"

aitoughkaz (verb, /aɪtɒkaz/): "fish"

vit (verb, /vɪt/): "fly"

ttaz (verb, /ɾəz/): "frown"

shavid (verb, /ʃəvɪd/): "go"

vatuzad (verb, /vætuzəd/): "growl"

ta (verb, /tə/): "hate"

ajimiba (verb, /ædʒimɪbæ/): "have"

nawzaytath (verb, /nozetəð/): "hear"

katayt (verb, /kætet/): "hide"

oughthan (verb, /ɒðən/): "hold"

ittawj (verb, /iɾodʒ/): "hunt"

danas (verb, /dənəs/): "jump"

ka (verb, /kə/): "kill"

bach (verb, /bəch/): "know"

sid (verb, /sɪd/): "laugh"

thawnaidid (verb, /ðonaɪdɪd/): "lie"

umisa (verb, /ʌmɪsə/): "live"

ibas (verb, /ɪbəs/): "lose"

usiza (verb, /usɪzə/): "love"

attugal (verb, /əɾugəl/): "need"

apinale (verb, /əpɪnəlɛ/): "own"

isidatt (verb, /isɪdæɾ/): "roast"

ettaz (verb, /ɛɾəz/): "run"

elay (verb, /ɛle/): "see"

ba (verb, /bə/): "sit"

imi (verb, /ɪmɪ/): "sleep"

ad (verb, /əd/): "smell"

atane (verb, /atənɛ/): "smile"

goolisi (verb, /gʊlɪsi/): "stand"

ni (verb, /ni/): "strike"

catisai (verb, /cətɪsaɪ/): "swallow"

asaw (verb, /əso/): "swim"

posah (verb, /pɔsəh/): "taste"

itti (verb, /iɾi/): "throw"

awsha (verb, /oʃə/): "walk"

akittawn (verb, /əkiɾon/): "want"

Nouns

it (noun, /ɪt/): "afternoon"

athaijamoo (noun, /əðaɪjəmʊ/): "ale"

ayz (noun, /ez/): "all"

ata (noun, /ətæ/): "alligator"

tanawatt (noun, /tænæwəɾ/): "arm"

ttaysa (noun, /ɾesa/): "ash"

dayzazatt (noun, /dezazəɾ/): "aunt"

thattavough (noun, /ðəɾəvɒ/): "axe"

pa (noun, /pæ/): "bark"

takak (noun, /təkək/): "bay"

uvada (noun, /uvəda/): "beer"

achuni (noun, /ətʃunɪ/): "beet"

nij (noun, /nɪj/): "bird"

natt (noun, /naɾ/): "blood"

javaifeb (noun, /jəvaɪfɛb/): "boar"

ttinid (noun, /ɾɪnɪd/): "bone"

ttawtu (noun, /ɾotu/): "breakfast"

ayttasa (noun, /eɾəsə/): "breast"

ivalayn (noun, /ɪvəlen/): "brother"

soolathiw (noun, /sʊləðiw/): "castle"

adettay (noun, /ədɛɾe/): "cat"

batt (noun, /bæɾ/): "cat"

unasough (noun, /ʌnəsɒ/): "chest"

jadday (noun, /jəɽe/): "chicken"

tasawh (noun, /təsoh/): "claw"

amitawtti (noun, /æmɪtoɾɪ/): "cloud"

unawa (noun, /unəwə/): "coconut"

fetayhim (noun, /fɛtehim/): "crime"

ijim (noun, /ɪdʒɪm/): "day"

naj (noun, /nəj/): "dinner"

thamap (noun, /ðəməp/): "dog"

athittaila (noun, /əðɪɾaɪlə/): "drink"

athay (noun, /əðe/): "dungeon"

tsattila (noun, /tsəɾɪlə/): "ear"

resum (noun, /ɹɛsʌm/): "earth"

ttadalu (noun, /ɾədəlu/): "egg"

ada (noun, /ədə/): "elder"

nasirras (noun, /nəsɪrəs/): "enemy"

chanenay (noun, /xənɛne/): "evening"

wased (noun, /wəsɛd/): "eye"

aiba (noun, /aɪbæ/): "family"

hutha (noun, /huðə/): "father"

izoughsa (noun, /izɒsə/): "feather"

mavad (noun, /məvəd/): "fight"

achi (noun, /æxɪ/): "finger"

tati (noun, /təti/): "fire"

ttarul (noun, /ɾæɹʌl/): "fish"

iduzil (noun, /ɪdʌzɪl/): "flesh"

is (noun, /ɪs/): "foot"

ipama (noun, /ɪpəmə/): "forest"

ate (noun, /ətɛ/): "fox"

usoughku (noun, /usɒku/): "friend"

sakoughma (noun, /sakɒmə/): "goose"

chough (noun, /chɒ/): "grease"

sahut (noun, /səhut/): "group"

kayttipis (noun, /keɾɪpɪs/): "gulf"

til (noun, /tɪl/): "hair"

vapittad (noun, /vəpɪɾəd/): "hand"

lijazay (noun, /lɪjæze/): "hat"

nuba (noun, /nʌbə/): "hate"

eh (noun, /ɛh/): "head"

ttoughthittatt (noun, /ɾɒðɪɾaɾ/): "hill"

ladazi (noun, /lədəzɪ/): "horn"

asaitti (noun, /əsaɪɾi/): "horse"

dada (noun, /dədə/): "house"

ttubi (noun, /ɾʌbɪ/): "inn"

atuvough (noun, /ətʌvɒ/): "island"

atavaws (noun, /ətəvos/): "jaw"

ada (noun, /adə/): "lake"

idizai (noun, /idɪzaɪ/): "leaf"

kat (noun, /kət/): "leg"

ratseta (noun, /ɹətsɛtə/): "liver"

vet (noun, /vɛt/): "louse"

ivita (noun, /ivɪtə/): "love"

at (noun, /ət/): "lunch"

ana (noun, /ænæ/): "man"

palu (noun, /pəlʌ/): "many"

alizi (noun, /əlizɪ/): "meal"

anahe (noun, /ənəhɛ/): "metal"

salaw (noun, /səlæw/): "mine"

oorr (noun, /ʊr/): "monster"

nivilatt (noun, /nivɪləɾ/): "moon"

aishi (noun, /aɪʃɪ/): "morning"

ittudef (noun, /iɾʌdɛf/): "mother"

na (noun, /nə/): "mountain"

matamash (noun, /mətəməʃ/): "mouth"

afil (noun, /æfɪl/): "name"

thafun (noun, /ðəfʌn/): "neck"

oughb (noun, /ɒb/): "night"

attad (noun, /əɾəd/): "noodle"

ttinu (noun, /ɾinʌ/): "nose"

ail (noun, /aɪl/): "ocean"

itay (noun, /ɪte/): "parent"

ad (noun, /əd/): "path"

ata (noun, /atə/): "peace"

emilava (noun, /ɛmɪləvə/): "pepper"

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

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "pie"

itousifa (noun, /ɪtaʊsifæ/): "pig"

vaynit (noun, /venit/): "rabbit"

gami (noun, /gəmi/): "rain"

ittaittid (noun, /ɪɾaɪɾid/): "rat"

awayvain (noun, /əwevaɪn/): "river"

tadimaw (noun, /tədimo/): "robe"

kai (noun, /kaɪ/): "rock"

tittavaws (noun, /tɪɾævos/): "root"

abasu (noun, /əbəsʌ/): "salt"

tetikaik (noun, /tɛtɪkaɪk/): "sand"

taitattad (noun, /taɪtæɾæd/): "seed"

ewa (noun, /ɛwə/): "sibling"

daynathug (noun, /denəðʌg/): "sister"

eketh (noun, /ɛkɛð/): "skin"

ooz (noun, /ʊz/): "sky"

uzadili (noun, /uzədɪlɪ/): "smoke"

sani (noun, /sənɪ/): "snake"

ttatta (noun, /ɾəɾə/): "soup"

laythal (noun, /leðəl/): "star"

attayl (noun, /aɾel/): "stew"

api (noun, /apɪ/): "stomach"

sawaji (noun, /səwəji/): "stone"

nahib (noun, /nəhib/): "stream"

sinenid (noun, /sɪnɛnɪd/): "sun"

matu (noun, /mətʌ/): "sword"

tsabai (noun, /tsæbaɪ/): "tail"

nal (noun, /nəl/): "tavern"

tha (noun, /ðə/): "thumb"

ji (noun, /jɪ/): "tongue"

kaw (noun, /kəw/): "tooth"

ituw (noun, /itʌw/): "tree"

zil (noun, /zɪl/): "truth"

utti (noun, /ʌɾɪ/): "uncle"

awihab (noun, /əwɪhəb/): "valley"

wanga (noun, /waŋə/): "war"

ati (noun, /atɪ/): "water"

oughna (noun, /ɒnə/): "way"

ath (noun, /əð/): "wine"

amibangou (noun, /əmɪbəŋaʊ/): "woman"

awi (noun, /əwɪ/): "word"