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Aykanah

Aykanah Dictionary

Pronouns

ath (pronoun, /əð/): "he"

ngim (pronoun, /ŋɪm/): "she"

ut (pronoun, /ut/): "they"

nitt (pronoun, /nɪɾ/): "you"

ati (pronoun, /ətɪ/): "we"

rra (pronoun, /ra/): "I"

Articles

thatt (article, /ðæɾ/): "a"

jaj (article, /jæj/): "the"

Prepositions

ti (preposition, /ti/): "and"

af (preposition, /əf/): "as"

zashuthe (preposition, /zəʃuðɛ/): "from"

awuwita (preposition, /əwuwɪtæ/): "in"

dawi (preposition, /dæwɪ/): "of"

ttamaikawf (preposition, /ɾæmaɪkof/): "or"

nou (preposition, /naʊ/): "to"

bel (preposition, /bɛl/): "will"

hathaik (preposition, /həðaɪk/): "with"

Numbers

tawa (number, /tawə/): "zero"

amatt (number, /æməɾ/): "one"

tethi (number, /tɛði/): "two"

anow (number, /ənɔw/): "three"

tuk (number, /tuk/): "four"

nithayt (number, /niθet/): "five"

inin (number, /inin/): "six"

paka (number, /pəkə/): "seven"

fisail (number, /fɪsaɪl/): "eight"

saman (number, /səmən/): "nine"

aichupain (number, /aɪxupaɪn/): "ten"

Questions

ttadithou (question, /ɾədɪðaʊ/): "what"

touna (question, /taʊnə/): "who"

mithuth (question, /mɪðuθ/): "how"

anoudich (question, /ənaʊdɪtʃ/): "why"

is (question, /ɪs/): "when"

Interjections

ttaje (interjection, /ɾədʒɛ/): "hello"

aziki (interjection, /əzikɪ/): "goodbye"

taythizi (interjection, /teðizɪ/): "hey"

tuhawa (interjection, /tʌhəwə/): "bye"

si (interjection, /si/): "ouch"

titaika (interjection, /tɪtaɪkə/): "wow"

vatt (interjection, /vəɾ/): "uh"

papam (interjection, /pəpəm/): "er"

pid (interjection, /pɪd/): "um"

Adverbs

aypeba (adverb, /epɛbə/): "again"

nitav (adverb, /nɪtæv/): "now"

chatha (adverb, /chæθə/): "soon"

eb (adverb, /ɛb/): "often"

ailasede (adverb, /aɪləsɛdɛ/): "sometimes"

ka (adverb, /kə/): "always"

sajake (adverb, /səjækɛ/): "never"

aychafifa (adverb, /echəfifə/): "seldom"

Adjectives

amay (adjective, /əme/): "aromatic"

zitid (adjective, /zitɪd/): "basted"

etti (adjective, /ɛɾi/): "big"

ngasa (adjective, /ŋæsə/): "bitter"

tti (adjective, /ɾi/): "black"

dattou (adjective, /daɾaʊ/): "blue"

hawitt (adjective, /hawiɾ/): "brown"

lathasa (adjective, /ləðəsə/): "chilled"

ing (adjective, /ɪŋ/): "cold"

paylakas (adjective, /peləkas/): "curried"

thattaiza (adjective, /ðəɾaɪzə/): "dark"

ittaz (adjective, /iɾəz/): "deep"

isat (adjective, /ɪsat/): "divine"

thaythuthutt (adjective, /ðeθuθuɾ/): "drunk"

inidin (adjective, /ɪnɪdɪn/): "empty"

bida (adjective, /bidə/): "evil"

amich (adjective, /æmɪtʃ/): "familiar"

its (adjective, /ɪts/): "fat"

da (adjective, /də/): "flat"

tuttanou (adjective, /tʌɾənaʊ/): "frail"

isa (adjective, /ɪsa/): "fried"

wazaithid (adjective, /wazaɪθid/): "full"

upal (adjective, /ʌpæl/): "good"

midoughpah (adjective, /mɪdɒpəh/): "green"

koum (adjective, /kaʊm/): "grey"

esaisaw (adjective, /ɛsaɪso/): "honest"

nayni (adjective, /nenɪ/): "hot"

fattu (adjective, /fəɾu/): "light"

oitasett (adjective, /ɔɪtəsɛɾ/): "long"

aivoughba (adjective, /aɪvɒba/): "loud"

thuni (adjective, /ðuni/): "mortal"

waid (adjective, /waɪd/): "mysterious"

zanai (adjective, /zənaɪ/): "narrow"

wadali (adjective, /wədəlɪ/): "old"

bataza (adjective, /bətəza/): "orange"

pattoughh (adjective, /pəɾɒh/): "pungent"

dudattawz (adjective, /dudəɾoz/): "purple"

attameti (adjective, /aɾəmɛtɪ/): "quiet"

thawtti (adjective, /ðoɾi/): "raw"

datishi (adjective, /dətɪʃi/): "rectangular"

ni (adjective, /nɪ/): "red"

tamawzaf (adjective, /təmozəf/): "roasted"

za (adjective, /zə/): "round"

nidazet (adjective, /nɪdəzɛt/): "salty"

am (adjective, /əm/): "savory"

oughdats (adjective, /ɒdəts/): "shallow"

ew (adjective, /ɛw/): "short"

oughbithash (adjective, /ɒbiθæʃ/): "smoked"

tif (adjective, /tɪf/): "sober"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "sour"

tisi (adjective, /tɪsi/): "spicy"

kung (adjective, /kuŋ/): "spiral"

vu (adjective, /vʌ/): "square"

unitha (adjective, /uniðə/): "steamed"

att (adjective, /aɾ/): "strange"

timifif (adjective, /timɪfif/): "strong"

thaytt (adjective, /ðeɾ/): "sturdy"

itamala (adjective, /ɪtəmələ/): "sweet"

atadi (adjective, /ətədi/): "tall"

nin (adjective, /nin/): "thick"

thiyayfan (adjective, /ðiyefan/): "thin"

pihai (adjective, /pihaɪ/): "warm"

akida (adjective, /ækidə/): "weak"

ttoos (adjective, /ɾʊs/): "white"

angitafi (adjective, /əŋɪtəfi/): "wide"

ahap (adjective, /əhəp/): "yellow"

thatt (adjective, /ðəɾ/): "young"

Verbs

ithits (verb, /ɪðɪts/): "bake"

walalat (verb, /wələlæt/): "be"

vatta (verb, /vəɾə/): "belong"

awhaithi (verb, /ohaɪθi/): "bite"

ipoughk (verb, /ɪpɒk/): "break"

za (verb, /zə/): "burn"

gi (verb, /gɪ/): "come"

al (verb, /əl/): "die"

awdanen (verb, /odənɛn/): "drink"

ataili (verb, /ætaɪlɪ/): "eat"

kekujih (verb, /kɛkʌjih/): "fall"

ba (verb, /bæ/): "fight"

isa (verb, /ɪsə/): "find"

thi (verb, /ði/): "fish"

tti (verb, /ɾi/): "fly"

lipiwa (verb, /lipɪwæ/): "frown"

ikidaiji (verb, /ɪkɪdaɪdʒi/): "go"

naithi (verb, /naɪðɪ/): "growl"

atal (verb, /ətəl/): "hate"

ettanaivu (verb, /ɛɾanaɪvu/): "have"

aysi (verb, /esɪ/): "hear"

etetaz (verb, /ɛtɛtəz/): "hide"

ada (verb, /ədə/): "hold"

ttim (verb, /ɾɪm/): "hunt"

ttigasiu (verb, /ɾɪgaʒʌ/): "jump"

udoittaizi (verb, /udɔɪɾaɪzɪ/): "kill"

tedehet (verb, /tɛdɛhɛt/): "know"

adamitt (verb, /ədəmɪɾ/): "laugh"

ngaki (verb, /ŋəki/): "lie"

im (verb, /im/): "live"

dijatu (verb, /dɪjətʌ/): "lose"

fanu (verb, /fənʌ/): "love"

lajalem (verb, /lədʒəlɛm/): "need"

upidi (verb, /ʌpɪdɪ/): "own"

tat (verb, /tət/): "roast"

iyayn (verb, /ɪyen/): "run"

vichawt (verb, /vitʃot/): "see"

iddat (verb, /ɪɽət/): "sit"

izawi (verb, /izəwi/): "sleep"

chaithith (verb, /tʃaɪðið/): "smell"

tawkuzaf (verb, /tokuzəf/): "smile"

adakuza (verb, /ædəkuzə/): "stand"

saiwava (verb, /saɪwəvæ/): "strike"

kishett (verb, /kɪʃɛɾ/): "swallow"

oughj (verb, /ɒdʒ/): "swim"

kazazuh (verb, /kəzəzuh/): "taste"

tta (verb, /ɾə/): "throw"

ittisa (verb, /ɪɾisæ/): "walk"

jittai (verb, /jɪɾaɪ/): "want"

Nouns

asia (noun, /aʒə/): "afternoon"

abainitt (noun, /æbaɪniɾ/): "ale"

paw (noun, /po/): "all"

kittizatt (noun, /kɪɾɪzəɾ/): "alligator"

ailaitai (noun, /aɪlaɪtaɪ/): "arm"

hupagough (noun, /hʌpægɒ/): "ash"

ig (noun, /ig/): "aunt"

sufanan (noun, /sufənən/): "axe"

elana (noun, /ɛlənə/): "bark"

atapan (noun, /atæpən/): "bay"

ailasatte (noun, /aɪləsəɾɛ/): "beer"

ati (noun, /ətɪ/): "beet"

aymoughl (noun, /emɒl/): "bird"

thal (noun, /ðəl/): "blood"

uvu (noun, /ʌvu/): "boar"

taittad (noun, /taɪɾəd/): "bone"

pinimav (noun, /pɪniməv/): "breakfast"

ttah (noun, /ɾəh/): "breast"

mataditt (noun, /mætədiɾ/): "brother"

ha (noun, /hæ/): "castle"

aizafathu (noun, /aɪzəfaðu/): "cat"

oughgekata (noun, /ɒgɛkætə/): "cat"

thu (noun, /ðʌ/): "chest"

kat (noun, /kæt/): "chicken"

atoughb (noun, /atɒb/): "claw"

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

oosabatte (noun, /ʊsəbəɾɛ/): "coconut"

anun (noun, /ənun/): "crime"

avunat (noun, /əvunæt/): "day"

subawv (noun, /sʌbov/): "dinner"

apiduz (noun, /əpɪduz/): "dog"

chutitt (noun, /tʃʌtɪɾ/): "drink"

elit (noun, /ɛlɪt/): "dungeon"

kusai (noun, /kʌsaɪ/): "ear"

ttavay (noun, /ɾəve/): "earth"

tejufa (noun, /tɛjufə/): "egg"

ava (noun, /avæ/): "elder"

ttaifanith (noun, /ɾaɪfənɪθ/): "enemy"

aysha (noun, /eʃə/): "evening"

attidizi (noun, /æɾidizɪ/): "eye"

athash (noun, /əðæʃ/): "family"

thoughbisat (noun, /ðɒbɪsət/): "father"

attiv (noun, /æɾɪv/): "feather"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "fight"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "finger"

oughzawth (noun, /ɒzoð/): "fire"

dalisitt (noun, /dælɪsiɾ/): "fish"

ewu (noun, /ɛwu/): "flesh"

thezough (noun, /ðɛzɒ/): "foot"

zinattitt (noun, /zinəɾiɾ/): "forest"

ddattahal (noun, /ɽəɾəhəl/): "fox"

uttamouni (noun, /uɾəmaʊnɪ/): "friend"

ana (noun, /ənə/): "goose"

afough (noun, /əfɒ/): "grease"

noughnait (noun, /nɒnaɪt/): "group"

idayngab (noun, /ɪdeŋəb/): "gulf"

lailattat (noun, /laɪləɾət/): "hair"

tabi (noun, /təbɪ/): "hand"

zu (noun, /zʌ/): "hat"

iditham (noun, /idɪðəm/): "hate"

isi (noun, /ɪsɪ/): "head"

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

littanatt (noun, /lɪɾænaɾ/): "horn"

daiditt (noun, /daɪdɪɾ/): "horse"

attatah (noun, /æɾətəh/): "house"

angusa (noun, /əŋusa/): "inn"

sathiyayw (noun, /səðiyew/): "island"

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

ata (noun, /ətə/): "lake"

taishutt (noun, /taɪʃuɾ/): "leaf"

jata (noun, /jətə/): "leg"

awsutawf (noun, /osʌtof/): "liver"

moo (noun, /mʊ/): "louse"

uttikada (noun, /uɾikədə/): "love"

tatuna (noun, /tatʌnə/): "lunch"

binanup (noun, /binənup/): "man"

mu (noun, /mu/): "many"

masi (noun, /məsi/): "meal"

thitham (noun, /ðiðəm/): "metal"

atisheda (noun, /ætiʃɛdə/): "mine"

dayttej (noun, /deɾɛdʒ/): "monster"

bunat (noun, /bunat/): "moon"

ttough (noun, /ɾɒ/): "morning"

dunizoughs (noun, /dunizɒs/): "mother"

ilani (noun, /ɪlənɪ/): "mountain"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "mouth"

kada (noun, /kədə/): "name"

laydedev (noun, /ledɛdɛv/): "neck"

adattuch (noun, /ədəɾʌx/): "night"

tawvedd (noun, /tovɛɽ/): "noodle"

akataitti (noun, /əkətaɪɾɪ/): "nose"

ittanusa (noun, /iɾənusə/): "ocean"

anough (noun, /ənɒ/): "parent"

avikinai (noun, /əvɪkɪnaɪ/): "path"

ithingija (noun, /ɪðɪŋɪjə/): "peace"

nayth (noun, /neð/): "pepper"

dasan (noun, /dæsən/): "person"

athawayjough (noun, /əðəwejɒ/): "pie"

zatawdaytt (noun, /zətodeɾ/): "pig"

nimawat (noun, /nɪməwət/): "rabbit"

ina (noun, /ɪnə/): "rain"

uvath (noun, /uvəð/): "rat"

alutsawth (noun, /əlutsoð/): "river"

inika (noun, /ɪnikə/): "robe"

bazatatt (noun, /bəzətaɾ/): "rock"

valina (noun, /vəlɪnə/): "root"

alaijasay (noun, /əlaɪjase/): "salt"

naywima (noun, /newimə/): "sand"

koub (noun, /kaʊb/): "seed"

thaithida (noun, /ðaɪðɪdæ/): "sibling"

agatt (noun, /ægəɾ/): "sister"

nit (noun, /nit/): "skin"

ajaniv (noun, /əjanɪv/): "sky"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "smoke"

aiwimoughth (noun, /aɪwɪmɒð/): "snake"

ebimu (noun, /ɛbɪmu/): "soup"

thettusi (noun, /ðɛɾʌsɪ/): "star"

vuvifat (noun, /vuvifæt/): "stew"

aibayba (noun, /aɪbebə/): "stomach"

zoosayba (noun, /zʊsebə/): "stone"

lad (noun, /ləd/): "stream"

ina (noun, /inə/): "sun"

dad (noun, /dəd/): "sword"

itaina (noun, /ɪtaɪnæ/): "tail"

aikah (noun, /aɪkəh/): "tavern"

wapasay (noun, /wəpəse/): "thumb"

hawna (noun, /honə/): "tongue"

tanivi (noun, /tənivi/): "tooth"

alava (noun, /ələvə/): "tree"

afutattu (noun, /əfutəɾʌ/): "truth"

ttaze (noun, /ɾæzɛ/): "uncle"

midib (noun, /mɪdɪb/): "valley"

ubad (noun, /ʌbəd/): "war"

sut (noun, /sut/): "water"

ahaidazai (noun, /əhaɪdæzaɪ/): "way"

dituttich (noun, /dɪtʌɾɪtʃ/): "wine"

attatak (noun, /əɾatək/): "woman"

ifaythan (noun, /ɪfeðən/): "word"