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Ijajet

Ijajet Dictionary

Pronouns

ba (pronoun, /bæ/): "he"

za (pronoun, /zə/): "she"

iyi (pronoun, /iyɪ/): "they"

ilough (pronoun, /ɪlɒ/): "you"

oughw (pronoun, /ɒw/): "we"

kam (pronoun, /kəm/): "I"

Articles

ag (article, /əg/): "a"

it (article, /it/): "the"

Prepositions

nawn (preposition, /non/): "and"

naw (preposition, /no/): "as"

alav (preposition, /ələv/): "from"

oopa (preposition, /ʊpə/): "in"

attayb (preposition, /aɾeb/): "of"

fagoughtip (preposition, /fəgɒtɪp/): "or"

atejine (preposition, /ətɛjɪnɛ/): "to"

iku (preposition, /ɪku/): "will"

attinisia (preposition, /əɾɪnɪʒə/): "with"

Numbers

mas (number, /mæs/): "zero"

tawttefat (number, /toɾɛfət/): "one"

tatta (number, /təɾæ/): "two"

vichi (number, /vɪtʃɪ/): "three"

naimisoi (number, /naɪmɪsɔɪ/): "four"

emoi (number, /ɛmɔɪ/): "five"

ttenu (number, /ɾɛnu/): "six"

awngifi (number, /oŋifɪ/): "seven"

zaytt (number, /zeɾ/): "eight"

daw (number, /do/): "nine"

atittoittu (number, /ætiɾɔɪɾu/): "ten"

Questions

lek (question, /lɛk/): "what"

sa (question, /sə/): "who"

ittaf (question, /iɾəf/): "how"

oozai (question, /ʊzaɪ/): "why"

apanama (question, /əpənæmə/): "when"

Interjections

sal (interjection, /səl/): "hello"

apattait (interjection, /əpaɾaɪt/): "goodbye"

aw (interjection, /əw/): "hey"

taduf (interjection, /təduf/): "bye"

achetaw (interjection, /ætʃɛto/): "ouch"

af (interjection, /əf/): "wow"

bettimal (interjection, /bɛɾiməl/): "uh"

ouge (interjection, /aʊgɛ/): "er"

is (interjection, /ɪs/): "um"

Adverbs

kithija (adverb, /kiðidʒa/): "again"

su (adverb, /sʌ/): "now"

ttuttuthi (adverb, /ɾuɾʌθi/): "soon"

agana (adverb, /əgana/): "often"

zala (adverb, /zələ/): "sometimes"

va (adverb, /və/): "always"

aje (adverb, /ədʒɛ/): "never"

pad (adverb, /pəd/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ttad (adjective, /ɾəd/): "aromatic"

tinattooh (adjective, /tɪnaɾʊh/): "basted"

outtiladda (adjective, /aʊɾɪlaɽə/): "big"

udu (adjective, /udʌ/): "bitter"

tat (adjective, /tət/): "black"

luma (adjective, /luma/): "blue"

esoughk (adjective, /ɛsɒk/): "brown"

anay (adjective, /əne/): "chilled"

edika (adjective, /ɛdɪkə/): "cold"

aki (adjective, /əkɪ/): "curried"

una (adjective, /ʌnə/): "dark"

aji (adjective, /əji/): "deep"

tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "divine"

anattisu (adjective, /ænəɾɪsu/): "drunk"

aithawi (adjective, /aɪðəwɪ/): "empty"

ttanan (adjective, /ɾənən/): "evil"

tuputi (adjective, /tuputɪ/): "familiar"

ujatoughk (adjective, /ʌjætɒk/): "fat"

ttata (adjective, /ɾətə/): "flat"

asaith (adjective, /əsaɪð/): "frail"

et (adjective, /ɛt/): "fried"

litinaf (adjective, /lɪtɪnəf/): "full"

efa (adjective, /ɛfə/): "good"

zuhata (adjective, /zʌhətæ/): "green"

alid (adjective, /ælɪd/): "grey"

luta (adjective, /lutə/): "honest"

chajid (adjective, /xəjɪd/): "hot"

utha (adjective, /ʌðə/): "light"

ithagi (adjective, /iðəgi/): "long"

nida (adjective, /nɪda/): "loud"

ngayash (adjective, /ŋəyaʃ/): "mortal"

tipaysh (adjective, /tipeʃ/): "mysterious"

ada (adjective, /ədə/): "narrow"

oud (adjective, /aʊd/): "old"

ttatti (adjective, /ɾəɾɪ/): "orange"

alilaynu (adjective, /əlɪlenʌ/): "pungent"

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

ttoughdava (adjective, /ɾɒdəvə/): "quiet"

atas (adjective, /ətæs/): "raw"

loottaw (adjective, /lʊɾo/): "rectangular"

ahizitte (adjective, /əhiziɾɛ/): "red"

soughk (adjective, /sɒk/): "roasted"

ka (adjective, /kə/): "round"

evoughs (adjective, /ɛvɒs/): "salty"

hatay (adjective, /həte/): "savory"

ettung (adjective, /ɛɾʌŋ/): "shallow"

gazoutta (adjective, /gæzaʊɾə/): "short"

lened (adjective, /lɛnɛd/): "smoked"

shaniba (adjective, /ʃənɪbə/): "sober"

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

ait (adjective, /aɪt/): "spicy"

ettipai (adjective, /ɛɾipaɪ/): "spiral"

pa (adjective, /pə/): "square"

itik (adjective, /ɪtɪk/): "steamed"

fipiv (adjective, /fɪpɪv/): "strange"

acha (adjective, /ətʃə/): "strong"

attattas (adjective, /əɾaɾəs/): "sturdy"

athu (adjective, /əðʌ/): "sweet"

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

ttafi (adjective, /ɾəfɪ/): "thick"

itaitti (adjective, /ɪtaɪɾɪ/): "thin"

angitt (adjective, /əŋɪɾ/): "warm"

vatitayt (adjective, /vætitet/): "weak"

anaza (adjective, /ənəzə/): "white"

anata (adjective, /ənətə/): "wide"

ith (adjective, /ɪθ/): "yellow"

sathawttu (adjective, /səθoɾu/): "young"

Verbs

ithawdibaw (verb, /ɪðodɪbo/): "bake"

mattavad (verb, /məɾəvad/): "be"

adithav (verb, /ədɪðəv/): "belong"

eng (verb, /ɛŋ/): "bite"

kuv (verb, /kʌv/): "break"

idajaha (verb, /ɪdədʒəhə/): "burn"

ttu (verb, /ɾʌ/): "come"

theb (verb, /ðɛb/): "die"

wamat (verb, /wəmət/): "drink"

upapava (verb, /upəpævə/): "eat"

nawngena (verb, /noŋɛnə/): "fall"

itathune (verb, /itəðunɛ/): "fight"

atat (verb, /ətat/): "find"

ezoughcatta (verb, /ɛzɒcəɾa/): "fish"

itti (verb, /iɾɪ/): "fly"

ttugi (verb, /ɾugɪ/): "frown"

tha (verb, /ðə/): "go"

it (verb, /ɪt/): "growl"

att (verb, /əɾ/): "hate"

adi (verb, /ədɪ/): "have"

attai (verb, /əɾaɪ/): "hear"

athep (verb, /əðɛp/): "hide"

nilitu (verb, /nɪlitʌ/): "hold"

jouninough (verb, /jaʊnɪnɒ/): "hunt"

taimasha (verb, /taɪməʃə/): "jump"

gaynapul (verb, /genəpʌl/): "kill"

an (verb, /ən/): "know"

idaybud (verb, /idebud/): "laugh"

paw (verb, /pəw/): "lie"

aytivivu (verb, /etɪvɪvʌ/): "live"

oughsawngisa (verb, /ɒsoŋɪsə/): "lose"

etta (verb, /ɛɾə/): "love"

zoughkoosak (verb, /zɒkʊsək/): "need"

attay (verb, /əɾe/): "own"

aysafab (verb, /esəfəb/): "roast"

na (verb, /nə/): "run"

wi (verb, /wi/): "see"

utai (verb, /ʌtaɪ/): "sit"

at (verb, /at/): "sleep"

outhikut (verb, /aʊθikut/): "smell"

taw (verb, /to/): "smile"

avata (verb, /əvətæ/): "stand"

aiham (verb, /aɪhəm/): "strike"

itta (verb, /ɪɾə/): "swallow"

atu (verb, /ətʌ/): "swim"

attekesa (verb, /əɾɛkɛsə/): "taste"

uttat (verb, /ʌɾat/): "throw"

nook (verb, /nʊk/): "walk"

dunin (verb, /dʌnɪn/): "want"

Nouns

ttashathough (noun, /ɾəʃæðɒ/): "afternoon"

asaw (noun, /əsəw/): "ale"

wuttailough (noun, /wʌɾaɪlɒ/): "all"

sathadou (noun, /səθədaʊ/): "alligator"

sithan (noun, /sɪðən/): "arm"

jab (noun, /dʒəb/): "ash"

le (noun, /lɛ/): "aunt"

tha (noun, /ðə/): "axe"

soul (noun, /saʊl/): "bark"

sa (noun, /sə/): "bay"

fichim (noun, /fɪtʃɪm/): "beer"

ahi (noun, /əhɪ/): "beet"

alasud (noun, /ələsud/): "bird"

at (noun, /ət/): "blood"

oughd (noun, /ɒd/): "boar"

tittis (noun, /tɪɾɪs/): "bone"

abaytit (noun, /əbetit/): "breakfast"

maikit (noun, /maɪkɪt/): "breast"

an (noun, /ən/): "brother"

ang (noun, /əŋ/): "castle"

emath (noun, /ɛməð/): "cat"

bisa (noun, /bɪsə/): "cat"

itadashu (noun, /itədəʃʌ/): "chest"

nunu (noun, /nunu/): "chicken"

akith (noun, /əkɪð/): "claw"

it (noun, /it/): "cloud"

udihuma (noun, /ʌdɪhumə/): "coconut"

ilud (noun, /ɪlud/): "crime"

adaimaita (noun, /ədaɪmaɪtə/): "day"

inuth (noun, /inuð/): "dinner"

attitheka (noun, /əɾɪðɛkə/): "dog"

ting (noun, /tɪŋ/): "drink"

atayt (noun, /ətet/): "dungeon"

tama (noun, /təmə/): "ear"

asina (noun, /əsinə/): "earth"

taysata (noun, /tesətə/): "egg"

payttawtt (noun, /peɾoɾ/): "elder"

thulis (noun, /ðulɪs/): "enemy"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "evening"

abouttava (noun, /əbaʊɾəvæ/): "eye"

louz (noun, /laʊz/): "family"

nachitin (noun, /nəchitɪn/): "father"

oughnoughtal (noun, /ɒnɒtəl/): "feather"

wehithaw (noun, /wɛhɪðo/): "fight"

lanithan (noun, /ləniðæn/): "finger"

izid (noun, /ɪzɪd/): "fire"

jini (noun, /jɪni/): "fish"

ttathav (noun, /ɾəðəv/): "flesh"

ettabawi (noun, /ɛɾəbawi/): "foot"

itta (noun, /ɪɾə/): "forest"

abame (noun, /əbəmɛ/): "fox"

ttama (noun, /ɾæmə/): "friend"

atedidd (noun, /ətɛdiɽ/): "goose"

battasatt (noun, /bəɾəsəɾ/): "grease"

ufawiji (noun, /ufəwɪji/): "group"

da (noun, /də/): "gulf"

ttettika (noun, /ɾɛɾɪkə/): "hair"

ngayn (noun, /ŋen/): "hand"

itta (noun, /iɾə/): "hat"

ta (noun, /tə/): "hate"

alaka (noun, /əlakə/): "head"

ttaina (noun, /ɾaɪnə/): "hill"

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

im (noun, /ɪm/): "horse"

ayrapala (noun, /eɹəpələ/): "house"

ilivi (noun, /ilivɪ/): "inn"

ttalanan (noun, /ɾælənan/): "island"

zil (noun, /zɪl/): "jaw"

chitatt (noun, /tʃitəɾ/): "lake"

noughfasi (noun, /nɒfasɪ/): "leaf"

oughttavu (noun, /ɒɾævʌ/): "leg"

awthepashu (noun, /oðɛpəʃu/): "liver"

noutawtt (noun, /naʊtoɾ/): "louse"

nikuni (noun, /nɪkuni/): "love"

inil (noun, /inɪl/): "lunch"

wemasutt (noun, /wɛmæsʌɾ/): "man"

bayttathatt (noun, /beɾæðəɾ/): "many"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "meal"

ttitalu (noun, /ɾitəlu/): "metal"

isha (noun, /ɪʃə/): "mine"

zima (noun, /zɪmæ/): "monster"

esaysa (noun, /ɛsesæ/): "moon"

thita (noun, /ðɪtə/): "morning"

lay (noun, /le/): "mother"

udanat (noun, /udænət/): "mountain"

awkitti (noun, /okɪɾi/): "mouth"

ma (noun, /mə/): "name"

thah (noun, /ðəh/): "neck"

asut (noun, /əsʌt/): "night"

nasa (noun, /nəsə/): "noodle"

failach (noun, /faɪləch/): "nose"

al (noun, /əl/): "ocean"

an (noun, /an/): "parent"

mi (noun, /mɪ/): "path"

thizizus (noun, /ðizɪzʌs/): "peace"

vawchit (noun, /vochɪt/): "pepper"

chib (noun, /tʃɪb/): "person"

apaf (noun, /əpæf/): "pie"

iditt (noun, /idɪɾ/): "pig"

taithuttan (noun, /taɪðʌɾən/): "rabbit"

ttuwis (noun, /ɾʌwɪs/): "rain"

sattana (noun, /sæɾanə/): "rat"

butal (noun, /butəl/): "river"

ttatattah (noun, /ɾætəɾəh/): "robe"

ne (noun, /nɛ/): "rock"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "root"

ttasab (noun, /ɾæsəb/): "salt"

wivanay (noun, /wivəne/): "sand"

nipitt (noun, /nipiɾ/): "seed"

awf (noun, /of/): "sibling"

ila (noun, /ɪlə/): "sister"

ithu (noun, /iðu/): "skin"

anaha (noun, /anəhə/): "sky"

jazayne (noun, /dʒəzenɛ/): "smoke"

thittay (noun, /ðɪɾe/): "snake"

sihas (noun, /sɪhəs/): "soup"

iv (noun, /ɪv/): "star"

ithithayda (noun, /ɪθiðedə/): "stew"

nazuttak (noun, /nəzʌɾək/): "stomach"

attathoughta (noun, /əɾəðɒtə/): "stone"

ibe (noun, /ɪbɛ/): "stream"

attab (noun, /æɾəb/): "sun"

ttawtabi (noun, /ɾotəbɪ/): "sword"

thoikavil (noun, /ðɔɪkavil/): "tail"

hepif (noun, /hɛpɪf/): "tavern"

aten (noun, /ətɛn/): "thumb"

ilud (noun, /ilud/): "tongue"

ikun (noun, /ikʌn/): "tooth"

ishoovida (noun, /ɪʃʊvɪdə/): "tree"

awbitti (noun, /obɪɾɪ/): "truth"

kak (noun, /kək/): "uncle"

mengayla (noun, /mɛŋelə/): "valley"

uthawliz (noun, /ʌθoliz/): "war"

ebata (noun, /ɛbətə/): "water"

hidamitt (noun, /hidəmɪɾ/): "way"

bawnganuk (noun, /boŋənuk/): "wine"

ttichat (noun, /ɾɪtʃət/): "woman"

zas (noun, /zæs/): "word"