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Ittakuna

Ittakuna Dictionary

Pronouns

tti (pronoun, /ɾi/): "he"

sa (pronoun, /sə/): "she"

bitt (pronoun, /biɾ/): "they"

tha (pronoun, /ðə/): "you"

jus (pronoun, /jʌs/): "we"

atti (pronoun, /əɾɪ/): "I"

Articles

ila (article, /ɪlə/): "a"

att (article, /əɾ/): "the"

Prepositions

samitt (preposition, /səmiɾ/): "and"

lun (preposition, /lʌn/): "as"

ithouvi (preposition, /ɪðaʊvɪ/): "from"

bad (preposition, /bəd/): "in"

cha (preposition, /chə/): "of"

umathi (preposition, /uməði/): "or"

ut (preposition, /ʌt/): "to"

lalutt (preposition, /ləluɾ/): "will"

uvishu (preposition, /uviʃu/): "with"

Numbers

amai (number, /əmaɪ/): "zero"

ini (number, /ini/): "one"

uwesh (number, /ʌwɛʃ/): "two"

taw (number, /to/): "three"

tetha (number, /tɛðə/): "four"

aisetaw (number, /aɪsɛto/): "five"

kitija (number, /kitɪjə/): "six"

ttat (number, /ɾət/): "seven"

upawnusa (number, /uponusæ/): "eight"

zana (number, /zanə/): "nine"

nifamab (number, /nɪfəməb/): "ten"

Questions

oun (question, /aʊn/): "what"

athuwatti (question, /əðʌwæɾi/): "who"

rroughbai (question, /rɒbaɪ/): "how"

ayde (question, /edɛ/): "why"

atanuth (question, /ətənuð/): "when"

Interjections

itima (interjection, /itimə/): "hello"

ttoughbayti (interjection, /ɾɒbeti/): "goodbye"

is (interjection, /ɪs/): "hey"

uthicheb (interjection, /ʌðitʃɛb/): "bye"

aylana (interjection, /elənə/): "ouch"

ilawtatt (interjection, /ɪlotəɾ/): "wow"

fi (interjection, /fi/): "uh"

attet (interjection, /əɾɛt/): "er"

itat (interjection, /ɪtət/): "um"

Adverbs

esat (adverb, /ɛsət/): "again"

ethaw (adverb, /ɛðo/): "now"

zetay (adverb, /zɛte/): "soon"

oiwayhi (adverb, /ɔɪwehi/): "often"

nittunet (adverb, /nɪɾʌnɛt/): "sometimes"

thamafel (adverb, /ðəməfɛl/): "always"

wulitef (adverb, /wʌlɪtɛf/): "never"

laym (adverb, /lem/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ev (adjective, /ɛv/): "aromatic"

afawt (adjective, /əfot/): "basted"

aid (adjective, /aɪd/): "big"

itt (adjective, /ɪɾ/): "bitter"

esai (adjective, /ɛsaɪ/): "black"

doughkes (adjective, /dɒkɛs/): "blue"

ttatt (adjective, /ɾəɾ/): "brown"

nip (adjective, /nɪp/): "chilled"

adip (adjective, /ædip/): "cold"

bittitt (adjective, /bɪɾɪɾ/): "curried"

etta (adjective, /ɛɾə/): "dark"

atulith (adjective, /ətʌlið/): "deep"

chaytawsiz (adjective, /tʃetosɪz/): "divine"

ezini (adjective, /ɛzinɪ/): "drunk"

ttanafi (adjective, /ɾənəfi/): "empty"

gethi (adjective, /gɛði/): "evil"

thainoughki (adjective, /ðaɪnɒkɪ/): "familiar"

ayttusas (adjective, /eɾʌsəs/): "fat"

lay (adjective, /le/): "flat"

agaichithough (adjective, /əgaɪtʃɪðɒ/): "frail"

asa (adjective, /əsə/): "fried"

alas (adjective, /əlæs/): "full"

ihitt (adjective, /ɪhɪɾ/): "good"

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

isaha (adjective, /ɪsahə/): "grey"

tett (adjective, /tɛɾ/): "honest"

attu (adjective, /əɾʌ/): "hot"

zoughduttis (adjective, /zɒdʌɾɪs/): "light"

azai (adjective, /æzaɪ/): "long"

ab (adjective, /əb/): "loud"

dinab (adjective, /dɪnæb/): "mortal"

gawkub (adjective, /gokʌb/): "mysterious"

vasha (adjective, /vəʃə/): "narrow"

etha (adjective, /ɛðæ/): "old"

kasil (adjective, /kæsɪl/): "orange"

uvangenaw (adjective, /uvəŋɛno/): "pungent"

etal (adjective, /ɛtəl/): "purple"

ki (adjective, /ki/): "quiet"

elagap (adjective, /ɛləgəp/): "raw"

aik (adjective, /aɪk/): "rectangular"

ipad (adjective, /ɪpəd/): "red"

dati (adjective, /dətɪ/): "roasted"

ele (adjective, /ɛlɛ/): "round"

hi (adjective, /hɪ/): "salty"

sanitha (adjective, /səniðæ/): "savory"

enilo (adjective, /ɛnɪlɔ/): "shallow"

azoughzap (adjective, /əzɒzəp/): "short"

ttubi (adjective, /ɾubɪ/): "smoked"

itiches (adjective, /ititʃɛs/): "sober"

ikan (adjective, /ɪkən/): "sour"

ttathat (adjective, /ɾəðət/): "spicy"

atuttatha (adjective, /ætuɾəðə/): "spiral"

oughshou (adjective, /ɒʃaʊ/): "square"

uti (adjective, /ʌtɪ/): "steamed"

ita (adjective, /ɪtə/): "strange"

datufi (adjective, /dətufɪ/): "strong"

dattaw (adjective, /dəɾəw/): "sturdy"

law (adjective, /lo/): "sweet"

uttasa (adjective, /ʌɾæsə/): "tall"

ba (adjective, /bə/): "thick"

ayfin (adjective, /efɪn/): "thin"

way (adjective, /we/): "warm"

agaze (adjective, /əgəzɛ/): "weak"

utawth (adjective, /ʌtoð/): "white"

dawsesh (adjective, /dosɛʃ/): "wide"

talawdaz (adjective, /tælodaz/): "yellow"

nungainu (adjective, /nuŋaɪnʌ/): "young"

Verbs

ayngai (verb, /eŋaɪ/): "bake"

ulig (verb, /ulɪg/): "be"

eg (verb, /ɛg/): "belong"

ak (verb, /ək/): "bite"

awfinigough (verb, /ofɪnɪgɒ/): "break"

itataz (verb, /ɪtætaz/): "burn"

anut (verb, /anʌt/): "come"

kuttahaww (verb, /kʌɾəhow/): "die"

imoughn (verb, /ɪmɒn/): "drink"

jih (verb, /jih/): "eat"

tapumat (verb, /təpʌmət/): "fall"

gawsaj (verb, /gosədʒ/): "fight"

tas (verb, /təs/): "find"

atamittu (verb, /ətəmiɾu/): "fish"

akoupena (verb, /ækaʊpɛnə/): "fly"

tata (verb, /təta/): "frown"

ed (verb, /ɛd/): "go"

dawi (verb, /dəwi/): "growl"

az (verb, /əz/): "hate"

thai (verb, /θaɪ/): "have"

bana (verb, /bənə/): "hear"

ttittih (verb, /ɾɪɾih/): "hide"

sayttaib (verb, /seɾaɪb/): "hold"

inid (verb, /ɪnid/): "hunt"

ban (verb, /bən/): "jump"

ip (verb, /ip/): "kill"

ali (verb, /alɪ/): "know"

igatuke (verb, /ɪgətʌkɛ/): "laugh"

oughb (verb, /ɒb/): "lie"

ifizad (verb, /ɪfɪzəd/): "live"

ttawa (verb, /ɾæwæ/): "lose"

digav (verb, /dɪgəv/): "love"

adinawt (verb, /ədinot/): "need"

miw (verb, /mɪw/): "own"

oughgitt (verb, /ɒgɪɾ/): "roast"

athithangi (verb, /əðɪðəŋi/): "run"

attait (verb, /æɾaɪt/): "see"

ali (verb, /əlɪ/): "sit"

itaiw (verb, /ɪtaɪw/): "sleep"

sisal (verb, /sisæl/): "smell"

isat (verb, /isət/): "smile"

dathudatt (verb, /dəðʌdəɾ/): "stand"

dayfapud (verb, /defəpud/): "strike"

wen (verb, /wɛn/): "swallow"

doott (verb, /dʊɾ/): "swim"

zabutat (verb, /zəbʌtat/): "taste"

shi (verb, /ʃi/): "throw"

pasew (verb, /pasɛw/): "walk"

ni (verb, /nɪ/): "want"

Nouns

ayth (noun, /eð/): "afternoon"

itathiz (noun, /ɪtəðɪz/): "ale"

avithe (noun, /əvɪðɛ/): "all"

afi (noun, /afɪ/): "alligator"

tikik (noun, /tɪkik/): "arm"

awpe (noun, /opɛ/): "ash"

oottatanu (noun, /ʊɾətænu/): "aunt"

imai (noun, /ɪmaɪ/): "axe"

futin (noun, /futɪn/): "bark"

ted (noun, /tɛd/): "bay"

tadatt (noun, /tədəɾ/): "beer"

vith (noun, /við/): "beet"

ayzaykay (noun, /ezeke/): "bird"

zik (noun, /zɪk/): "blood"

afiku (noun, /əfɪkʌ/): "boar"

dikapin (noun, /dɪkəpin/): "bone"

nough (noun, /nɒ/): "breakfast"

kik (noun, /kɪk/): "breast"

kotitt (noun, /kɔtɪɾ/): "brother"

aw (noun, /əw/): "castle"

waittittang (noun, /waɪɾɪɾæŋ/): "cat"

nginin (noun, /ŋɪnɪn/): "cat"

ailizav (noun, /aɪlizəv/): "chest"

misapi (noun, /mɪsəpɪ/): "chicken"

suvaiw (noun, /sʌvaɪw/): "claw"

unu (noun, /ʌnʌ/): "cloud"

za (noun, /zə/): "coconut"

attaw (noun, /əɾo/): "crime"

lawkough (noun, /lokɒ/): "day"

igibitta (noun, /igibɪɾə/): "dinner"

ah (noun, /æh/): "dog"

ichitt (noun, /itʃɪɾ/): "drink"

oonifayla (noun, /ʊnɪfela/): "dungeon"

ingij (noun, /iŋij/): "ear"

zehoughwin (noun, /zɛhɒwɪn/): "earth"

baf (noun, /bəf/): "egg"

attaym (noun, /əɾem/): "elder"

thanati (noun, /ðənæti/): "enemy"

zami (noun, /zæmɪ/): "evening"

sunib (noun, /sunɪb/): "eye"

tta (noun, /ɾa/): "family"

aih (noun, /aɪh/): "father"

alith (noun, /əlɪð/): "feather"

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

idag (noun, /ɪdəg/): "finger"

dahatit (noun, /dəhətɪt/): "fire"

iv (noun, /ɪv/): "fish"

ettaidatt (noun, /ɛɾaɪdəɾ/): "flesh"

thishak (noun, /ðɪʃək/): "foot"

tit (noun, /tɪt/): "forest"

ithe (noun, /ɪðɛ/): "fox"

ve (noun, /vɛ/): "friend"

awmuzi (noun, /omuzi/): "goose"

ejing (noun, /ɛjɪŋ/): "grease"

lajoo (noun, /lədʒʊ/): "group"

fa (noun, /fə/): "gulf"

aluting (noun, /ælutɪŋ/): "hair"

attizafa (noun, /æɾɪzæfæ/): "hand"

takasiew (noun, /təkəʒɛw/): "hat"

netah (noun, /nɛtəh/): "hate"

jal (noun, /jəl/): "head"

goughthaitt (noun, /gɒðaɪɾ/): "hill"

kebi (noun, /kɛbɪ/): "horn"

oughnatt (noun, /ɒnəɾ/): "horse"

awmid (noun, /omid/): "house"

iwan (noun, /ɪwən/): "inn"

ahi (noun, /ahɪ/): "island"

ettoo (noun, /ɛɾʊ/): "jaw"

bigim (noun, /bɪgim/): "lake"

os (noun, /ɔs/): "leaf"

atuman (noun, /ətumən/): "leg"

ditta (noun, /diɾə/): "liver"

nahuch (noun, /nəhʌtʃ/): "louse"

ufitoughn (noun, /ufitɒn/): "love"

idishav (noun, /ɪdiʃəv/): "lunch"

avitta (noun, /əvɪɾə/): "man"

rave (noun, /ɹəvɛ/): "many"

ttalala (noun, /ɾəlælə/): "meal"

attatta (noun, /əɾəɾə/): "metal"

nath (noun, /nəð/): "mine"

kachanin (noun, /kətʃænɪn/): "monster"

itta (noun, /iɾæ/): "moon"

ipaykasi (noun, /ipekæsi/): "morning"

ttajut (noun, /ɾədʒʌt/): "mother"

thaningi (noun, /ðəniŋɪ/): "mountain"

ivatt (noun, /ivəɾ/): "mouth"

awsatti (noun, /osəɾɪ/): "name"

afithut (noun, /æfiðut/): "neck"

lipal (noun, /lipæl/): "night"

li (noun, /lɪ/): "noodle"

att (noun, /æɾ/): "nose"

chapudam (noun, /tʃəpudəm/): "ocean"

ithu (noun, /ɪðu/): "parent"

ehat (noun, /ɛhət/): "path"

metitt (noun, /mɛtɪɾ/): "peace"

baysa (noun, /besə/): "pepper"

abawichai (noun, /əbawichaɪ/): "person"

ad (noun, /əd/): "pie"

shamutaf (noun, /ʃəmutəf/): "pig"

ith (noun, /ið/): "rabbit"

isaygitt (noun, /ɪsegɪɾ/): "rain"

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

ettaf (noun, /ɛɾəf/): "river"

nani (noun, /nəni/): "robe"

ivaif (noun, /ivaɪf/): "rock"

mabe (noun, /məbɛ/): "root"

elitai (noun, /ɛlitaɪ/): "salt"

oughdatti (noun, /ɒdəɾɪ/): "sand"

aha (noun, /əhə/): "seed"

ettai (noun, /ɛɾaɪ/): "sibling"

itaythut (noun, /iteðʌt/): "sister"

attadutt (noun, /əɾədʌɾ/): "skin"

aywedada (noun, /ewɛdədə/): "sky"

sough (noun, /sɒ/): "smoke"

isattuqaw (noun, /ɪsaɾuqo/): "snake"

ttitaz (noun, /ɾitaz/): "soup"

mai (noun, /maɪ/): "star"

awsahas (noun, /osæhəs/): "stew"

id (noun, /ɪd/): "stomach"

itip (noun, /ɪtɪp/): "stone"

aizizefe (noun, /aɪzizɛfɛ/): "stream"

afekawnou (noun, /əfɛkonaʊ/): "sun"

zipa (noun, /zɪpə/): "sword"

aku (noun, /ækʌ/): "tail"

oughttih (noun, /ɒɾɪh/): "tavern"

aywatt (noun, /ewəɾ/): "thumb"

shisoot (noun, /ʃisʊt/): "tongue"

ttapatt (noun, /ɾəpaɾ/): "tooth"

pett (noun, /pɛɾ/): "tree"

ba (noun, /bə/): "truth"

de (noun, /dɛ/): "uncle"

tan (noun, /tən/): "valley"

ttithay (noun, /ɾɪðe/): "war"

awdeva (noun, /odɛvə/): "water"

asepuni (noun, /əsɛpʌnɪ/): "way"

evail (noun, /ɛvaɪl/): "wine"

ttanata (noun, /ɾənatə/): "woman"

wan (noun, /wən/): "word"