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Nawbaythah

Nawbaythah Dictionary

Pronouns

da (pronoun, /də/): "he"

dayl (pronoun, /del/): "she"

at (pronoun, /ət/): "they"

at (pronoun, /ət/): "you"

tiz (pronoun, /tɪz/): "we"

ata (pronoun, /ətə/): "I"

Articles

waw (article, /wəw/): "a"

an (article, /ən/): "the"

Prepositions

ttala (preposition, /ɾælə/): "and"

ikathek (preposition, /ikəðɛk/): "as"

ak (preposition, /ak/): "from"

hettaliv (preposition, /hɛɾəlɪv/): "in"

nawsaibayn (preposition, /nosaɪben/): "of"

ula (preposition, /ʌlə/): "or"

ttati (preposition, /ɾətɪ/): "to"

anittaij (preposition, /əniɾaɪdʒ/): "will"

lagip (preposition, /ləgip/): "with"

Numbers

ijaz (number, /ɪdʒəz/): "zero"

ttat (number, /ɾət/): "one"

kati (number, /kətɪ/): "two"

ittaivi (number, /ɪɾaɪvɪ/): "three"

navought (number, /navɒt/): "four"

athif (number, /æðif/): "five"

ivi (number, /ivɪ/): "six"

ugav (number, /ugav/): "seven"

attabo (number, /əɾəbɔ/): "eight"

li (number, /lɪ/): "nine"

ttakaw (number, /ɾəkəw/): "ten"

Questions

mu (question, /mʌ/): "what"

ij (question, /ɪj/): "who"

lutha (question, /luðə/): "how"

naniniv (question, /nənɪnɪv/): "why"

ala (question, /ælə/): "when"

Interjections

alataz (interjection, /ələtəz/): "hello"

kaivupek (interjection, /kaɪvupɛk/): "goodbye"

uttatt (interjection, /ʌɾəɾ/): "hey"

attiw (interjection, /aɾɪw/): "bye"

kakujiv (interjection, /kəkʌjɪv/): "ouch"

zit (interjection, /zɪt/): "wow"

vafayn (interjection, /væfen/): "uh"

pa (interjection, /pə/): "er"

awa (interjection, /awə/): "um"

Adverbs

anazaw (adverb, /ənəzo/): "again"

atifai (adverb, /ətɪfaɪ/): "now"

anatat (adverb, /ənatæt/): "soon"

bike (adverb, /bɪkɛ/): "often"

rad (adverb, /ɹəd/): "sometimes"

izattough (adverb, /ɪzəɾɒ/): "always"

asu (adverb, /æsu/): "never"

unahita (adverb, /ʌnəhitə/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ubattad (adjective, /ubəɾəd/): "aromatic"

awddata (adjective, /oɽətə/): "basted"

thaisaiki (adjective, /θaɪsaɪkɪ/): "big"

ipapana (adjective, /ipæpanə/): "bitter"

asuthi (adjective, /əsuðɪ/): "black"

uttuthup (adjective, /ʌɾʌðup/): "blue"

iche (adjective, /itʃɛ/): "brown"

ethejaid (adjective, /ɛðɛdʒaɪd/): "chilled"

alu (adjective, /ælu/): "cold"

ngekijij (adjective, /ŋɛkɪjɪdʒ/): "curried"

aisiliv (adjective, /aɪsɪlɪv/): "dark"

fanga (adjective, /fəŋæ/): "deep"

poughttay (adjective, /pɒɾe/): "divine"

nas (adjective, /næs/): "drunk"

aneba (adjective, /ənɛbæ/): "empty"

eba (adjective, /ɛbə/): "evil"

iqaitis (adjective, /ɪqaɪtɪs/): "familiar"

jade (adjective, /dʒədɛ/): "fat"

kibup (adjective, /kɪbup/): "flat"

athaiv (adjective, /əðaɪv/): "frail"

qinough (adjective, /qɪnɒ/): "fried"

se (adjective, /sɛ/): "full"

amasisa (adjective, /əməsɪsə/): "good"

ainataytt (adjective, /aɪnəteɾ/): "green"

edasebe (adjective, /ɛdəsɛbɛ/): "grey"

hawwitt (adjective, /howiɾ/): "honest"

iwayl (adjective, /ɪwel/): "hot"

doonailail (adjective, /dʊnaɪlaɪl/): "light"

ubi (adjective, /ubi/): "long"

duvi (adjective, /duvi/): "loud"

ek (adjective, /ɛk/): "mortal"

maitise (adjective, /maɪtɪsɛ/): "mysterious"

nati (adjective, /nəti/): "narrow"

sayjaga (adjective, /sejəgə/): "old"

awhitt (adjective, /ohɪɾ/): "orange"

vil (adjective, /vɪl/): "pungent"

awdeni (adjective, /odɛnɪ/): "purple"

naitta (adjective, /naɪɾə/): "quiet"

waydezan (adjective, /wedɛzən/): "raw"

alawtta (adjective, /əloɾə/): "rectangular"

ga (adjective, /gə/): "red"

kunilad (adjective, /kʌnɪləd/): "roasted"

ayshubij (adjective, /eʃʌbij/): "round"

as (adjective, /əs/): "salty"

watt (adjective, /wəɾ/): "savory"

chi (adjective, /xɪ/): "shallow"

tazen (adjective, /tæzɛn/): "short"

na (adjective, /næ/): "smoked"

ajezati (adjective, /ədʒɛzətɪ/): "sober"

toudakap (adjective, /taʊdəkəp/): "sour"

sawj (adjective, /sodʒ/): "spicy"

awshenutta (adjective, /oʃɛnʌɾə/): "spiral"

aipisu (adjective, /aɪpɪsʌ/): "square"

fibum (adjective, /fibʌm/): "steamed"

akinapi (adjective, /əkɪnəpɪ/): "strange"

attafise (adjective, /æɾæfisɛ/): "strong"

izittil (adjective, /ɪziɾɪl/): "sturdy"

aymoovuk (adjective, /emʊvuk/): "sweet"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "tall"

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

ithaji (adjective, /ɪðædʒɪ/): "thin"

aw (adjective, /əw/): "warm"

ikak (adjective, /ikək/): "weak"

wi (adjective, /wɪ/): "white"

lukuli (adjective, /lukʌli/): "wide"

af (adjective, /əf/): "yellow"

ni (adjective, /nɪ/): "young"

Verbs

iti (verb, /ɪtɪ/): "bake"

im (verb, /ɪm/): "be"

zak (verb, /zæk/): "belong"

awtt (verb, /oɾ/): "bite"

ithathada (verb, /ɪθəðədæ/): "break"

aych (verb, /etʃ/): "burn"

kain (verb, /kaɪn/): "come"

anabi (verb, /ənəbɪ/): "die"

natatha (verb, /nətəðə/): "drink"

dunaju (verb, /dʌnəju/): "eat"

suz (verb, /suz/): "fall"

nichiloughf (verb, /nichilɒf/): "fight"

thaloughthi (verb, /ðəlɒðɪ/): "find"

analas (verb, /ənələs/): "fish"

ainuwip (verb, /aɪnuwip/): "fly"

chewuh (verb, /tʃɛwʌh/): "frown"

vah (verb, /væh/): "go"

na (verb, /nə/): "growl"

ounilit (verb, /aʊnɪlɪt/): "hate"

tithik (verb, /tiðɪk/): "have"

tinuni (verb, /tɪnʌnɪ/): "hear"

iz (verb, /iz/): "hide"

udita (verb, /udɪtæ/): "hold"

amitt (verb, /əmɪɾ/): "hunt"

en (verb, /ɛn/): "jump"

oughth (verb, /ɒð/): "kill"

efu (verb, /ɛfu/): "know"

avawiti (verb, /əvəwɪti/): "laugh"

ihat (verb, /ihət/): "lie"

inile (verb, /ɪnɪlɛ/): "live"

the (verb, /ðɛ/): "lose"

zubaw (verb, /zubo/): "love"

apiz (verb, /apiz/): "need"

uzayt (verb, /uzet/): "own"

anett (verb, /ənɛɾ/): "roast"

te (verb, /tɛ/): "run"

talune (verb, /təlʌnɛ/): "see"

aiken (verb, /aɪkɛn/): "sit"

kouchik (verb, /kaʊtʃɪk/): "sleep"

ttisunu (verb, /ɾɪsʌnu/): "smell"

zethanin (verb, /zɛðænɪn/): "smile"

aittavana (verb, /aɪɾəvənə/): "stand"

athuda (verb, /əðuda/): "strike"

udipaday (verb, /udɪpade/): "swallow"

ttoughwa (verb, /ɾɒwə/): "swim"

sa (verb, /sa/): "taste"

tatawdi (verb, /tətodɪ/): "throw"

ingoughpekay (verb, /iŋɒpɛke/): "walk"

ittottami (verb, /ɪɾɔɾəmi/): "want"

Nouns

mat (noun, /mət/): "afternoon"

washala (noun, /wəʃələ/): "ale"

zut (noun, /zʌt/): "all"

aytudataw (noun, /etʌdəto/): "alligator"

ezatti (noun, /ɛzæɾi/): "arm"

ilenaysh (noun, /ɪlɛneʃ/): "ash"

oipulupa (noun, /ɔɪpʌlupə/): "aunt"

kuhin (noun, /kuhɪn/): "axe"

sittame (noun, /siɾəmɛ/): "bark"

zawta (noun, /zotə/): "bay"

haloolif (noun, /həlʊlɪf/): "beer"

attam (noun, /əɾəm/): "beet"

initat (noun, /ɪnitət/): "bird"

ud (noun, /ud/): "blood"

tip (noun, /tɪp/): "boar"

joughlilib (noun, /dʒɒlɪlib/): "bone"

hikisoo (noun, /hikisʊ/): "breakfast"

igub (noun, /igub/): "breast"

wit (noun, /wit/): "brother"

lipa (noun, /lɪpə/): "castle"

unoolith (noun, /ʌnʊlɪð/): "cat"

thata (noun, /ðætə/): "cat"

ita (noun, /ita/): "chest"

natamad (noun, /nətəməd/): "chicken"

sal (noun, /səl/): "claw"

taypal (noun, /tepəl/): "cloud"

tattavi (noun, /təɾəvi/): "coconut"

ithaiduh (noun, /ɪðaɪdʌh/): "crime"

tidi (noun, /tɪdi/): "day"

oughdattena (noun, /ɒdəɾɛnə/): "dinner"

tukashai (noun, /tʌkæʃaɪ/): "dog"

ibough (noun, /ɪbɒ/): "drink"

shasal (noun, /ʃəsæl/): "dungeon"

avipasa (noun, /ævɪpəsə/): "ear"

itinas (noun, /ɪtinəs/): "earth"

than (noun, /ðən/): "egg"

oughfawnoughtt (noun, /ɒfonɒɾ/): "elder"

di (noun, /di/): "enemy"

ni (noun, /ni/): "evening"

en (noun, /ɛn/): "eye"

jisu (noun, /dʒɪsʌ/): "family"

la (noun, /lə/): "father"

lai (noun, /laɪ/): "feather"

ithoune (noun, /ɪðaʊnɛ/): "fight"

mulatt (noun, /mʌləɾ/): "finger"

gipafi (noun, /gɪpəfɪ/): "fire"

amazi (noun, /əməzi/): "fish"

ahootta (noun, /æhʊɾæ/): "flesh"

itati (noun, /ɪtəti/): "foot"

amathich (noun, /əməðitʃ/): "forest"

agittatu (noun, /əgɪɾətu/): "fox"

azili (noun, /əzili/): "friend"

wishoti (noun, /wɪʃɔti/): "goose"

ithaz (noun, /ɪðæz/): "grease"

attetett (noun, /əɾɛtɛɾ/): "group"

imezayc (noun, /imɛzec/): "gulf"

aikanit (noun, /aɪkənit/): "hair"

nal (noun, /nəl/): "hand"

atti (noun, /æɾi/): "hat"

iwiza (noun, /iwizə/): "hate"

aza (noun, /əzə/): "head"

anepi (noun, /ənɛpi/): "hill"

takatt (noun, /təkəɾ/): "horn"

alatata (noun, /əlætətə/): "horse"

afid (noun, /əfid/): "house"

oughsashan (noun, /ɒsəʃən/): "inn"

thizu (noun, /ðɪzʌ/): "island"

naingili (noun, /naɪŋili/): "jaw"

ili (noun, /ilɪ/): "lake"

ittathat (noun, /ɪɾəðat/): "leaf"

aiwesas (noun, /aɪwɛsəs/): "leg"

kavi (noun, /kəvɪ/): "liver"

natewak (noun, /nətɛwək/): "louse"

eshai (noun, /ɛʃaɪ/): "love"

awttai (noun, /oɾaɪ/): "lunch"

mus (noun, /mus/): "man"

ngichiloo (noun, /ŋitʃilʊ/): "many"

safit (noun, /səfɪt/): "meal"

ake (noun, /əkɛ/): "metal"

winiti (noun, /winɪtɪ/): "mine"

ich (noun, /ɪtʃ/): "monster"

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

atidi (noun, /atidi/): "morning"

ith (noun, /ɪð/): "mother"

itufa (noun, /ɪtʌfə/): "mountain"

tayvi (noun, /tevɪ/): "mouth"

ousataze (noun, /aʊsətæzɛ/): "name"

itha (noun, /iðə/): "neck"

zoughthipis (noun, /zɒðipis/): "night"

aiwinathi (noun, /aɪwɪnəði/): "noodle"

zin (noun, /zin/): "nose"

sayttaicat (noun, /seɾaɪcət/): "ocean"

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

aihihud (noun, /aɪhɪhʌd/): "path"

ja (noun, /dʒæ/): "peace"

akay (noun, /əke/): "pepper"

dadaypan (noun, /dədepən/): "person"

ajaina (noun, /əjaɪnə/): "pie"

nat (noun, /nət/): "pig"

uthaysi (noun, /ʌðesɪ/): "rabbit"

waytan (noun, /wetən/): "rain"

akaw (noun, /əkəw/): "rat"

alough (noun, /əlɒ/): "river"

athawtt (noun, /əθoɾ/): "robe"

shideti (noun, /ʃidɛti/): "rock"

zeb (noun, /zɛb/): "root"

ilubay (noun, /ilʌbe/): "salt"

daday (noun, /dəde/): "sand"

bisetet (noun, /bisɛtɛt/): "seed"

wuzedey (noun, /wuzɛdɛy/): "sibling"

aikipab (noun, /aɪkɪpæb/): "sister"

unga (noun, /ʌŋə/): "skin"

nithaw (noun, /nɪðəw/): "sky"

sani (noun, /səni/): "smoke"

pifi (noun, /pɪfɪ/): "snake"

imingi (noun, /imɪŋi/): "soup"

sittapa (noun, /siɾəpə/): "star"

wusaz (noun, /wʌsæz/): "stew"

yedishut (noun, /yɛdɪʃʌt/): "stomach"

na (noun, /nə/): "stone"

unila (noun, /ʌnilə/): "stream"

etta (noun, /ɛɾə/): "sun"

unanan (noun, /ʌnanən/): "sword"

lida (noun, /lidə/): "tail"

ivatouk (noun, /ivætaʊk/): "tavern"

ajethi (noun, /əjɛðɪ/): "thumb"

udaysa (noun, /udesə/): "tongue"

aynatab (noun, /enætæb/): "tooth"

awp (noun, /op/): "tree"

an (noun, /ən/): "truth"

ttulune (noun, /ɾulʌnɛ/): "uncle"

adini (noun, /ədɪni/): "valley"

oudutta (noun, /aʊduɾə/): "war"

uthethou (noun, /uθɛðaʊ/): "water"

imough (noun, /ɪmɒ/): "way"

ath (noun, /əð/): "wine"

awzami (noun, /ozəmi/): "woman"

uzu (noun, /uzu/): "word"