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Lukawad

Lukawad Dictionary

Pronouns

ti (pronoun, /tɪ/): "he"

atte (pronoun, /əɾɛ/): "she"

il (pronoun, /ɪl/): "they"

nga (pronoun, /ŋə/): "you"

sas (pronoun, /səs/): "we"

asi (pronoun, /əsi/): "I"

Articles

shun (article, /ʃun/): "a"

itti (article, /ɪɾɪ/): "the"

Prepositions

danatt (preposition, /dənæɾ/): "and"

piwi (preposition, /piwɪ/): "as"

aku (preposition, /əku/): "from"

aw (preposition, /əw/): "in"

akaiziv (preposition, /əkaɪzɪv/): "of"

ithaf (preposition, /ɪðəf/): "or"

akoughthedi (preposition, /əkɒðɛdɪ/): "to"

dit (preposition, /dɪt/): "will"

ashu (preposition, /æʃu/): "with"

Numbers

ittimatta (number, /iɾiməɾə/): "zero"

ttu (number, /ɾu/): "one"

tawtay (number, /tote/): "two"

ttu (number, /ɾʌ/): "three"

utid (number, /ʌtɪd/): "four"

thangayg (number, /ðəŋeg/): "five"

ubata (number, /ʌbətə/): "six"

iqacha (number, /iqətʃə/): "seven"

anasett (number, /anəsɛɾ/): "eight"

thani (number, /ðənɪ/): "nine"

lith (number, /liθ/): "ten"

Questions

athanaja (question, /əðənəja/): "what"

amala (question, /æmələ/): "who"

ika (question, /ikə/): "how"

vate (question, /vətɛ/): "why"

attawoughzay (question, /əɾəwɒze/): "when"

Interjections

uttaytitt (interjection, /ʌɾetɪɾ/): "hello"

oudaydu (interjection, /aʊdedʌ/): "goodbye"

laythit (interjection, /leðɪt/): "hey"

aisaz (interjection, /aɪsaz/): "bye"

aketun (interjection, /əkɛtun/): "ouch"

afulani (interjection, /æfʌlanɪ/): "wow"

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

utub (interjection, /ʌtub/): "er"

athaki (interjection, /æθəkɪ/): "um"

Adverbs

uzutoughju (adverb, /ʌzutɒju/): "again"

asayr (adverb, /əseɹ/): "now"

ma (adverb, /mə/): "soon"

ajayta (adverb, /əjetæ/): "often"

atisough (adverb, /ətisɒ/): "sometimes"

yilay (adverb, /yile/): "always"

atiz (adverb, /atiz/): "never"

athi (adverb, /əðɪ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

vasu (adjective, /væsu/): "aromatic"

ifoothab (adjective, /ɪfʊðab/): "basted"

naleza (adjective, /nælɛzə/): "big"

hiki (adjective, /hɪki/): "bitter"

butha (adjective, /bʌðə/): "black"

oughn (adjective, /ɒn/): "blue"

umeji (adjective, /ʌmɛji/): "brown"

izidawza (adjective, /izidozə/): "chilled"

iye (adjective, /ɪyɛ/): "cold"

afata (adjective, /əfətə/): "curried"

pu (adjective, /pu/): "dark"

danuthai (adjective, /dənuðaɪ/): "deep"

ittatuttai (adjective, /ɪɾətuɾaɪ/): "divine"

alin (adjective, /əlɪn/): "drunk"

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

zittilail (adjective, /ziɾilaɪl/): "evil"

anabis (adjective, /ənabɪs/): "familiar"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "fat"

sawn (adjective, /son/): "flat"

sanach (adjective, /sənətʃ/): "frail"

thaw (adjective, /θo/): "fried"

ikough (adjective, /ikɒ/): "full"

dinettat (adjective, /dɪnɛɾæt/): "good"

kathati (adjective, /kəðəti/): "green"

alafay (adjective, /ələfe/): "grey"

inas (adjective, /ɪnəs/): "honest"

atuni (adjective, /ətunɪ/): "hot"

ette (adjective, /ɛɾɛ/): "light"

angingiva (adjective, /æŋɪŋɪvə/): "long"

ttagim (adjective, /ɾəgim/): "loud"

uzip (adjective, /uzip/): "mortal"

thasan (adjective, /ðəsən/): "mysterious"

valattaytt (adjective, /vəlæɾeɾ/): "narrow"

avuth (adjective, /əvʌð/): "old"

inaithu (adjective, /ɪnaɪθʌ/): "orange"

thekad (adjective, /θɛkəd/): "pungent"

lathakay (adjective, /ləθæke/): "purple"

jaju (adjective, /jədʒʌ/): "quiet"

dawpek (adjective, /dopɛk/): "raw"

nos (adjective, /nɔs/): "rectangular"

airri (adjective, /aɪrɪ/): "red"

ni (adjective, /nɪ/): "roasted"

tilas (adjective, /tɪləs/): "round"

zuwuthan (adjective, /zʌwuðən/): "salty"

tawtittal (adjective, /totiɾəl/): "savory"

attath (adjective, /əɾəð/): "shallow"

ookahazi (adjective, /ʊkəhəzɪ/): "short"

bikid (adjective, /bɪkɪd/): "smoked"

aywawqan (adjective, /ewoqən/): "sober"

ta (adjective, /tæ/): "sour"

liw (adjective, /lɪw/): "spicy"

ithaji (adjective, /iθədʒɪ/): "spiral"

wizin (adjective, /wɪzɪn/): "square"

aynuttin (adjective, /enuɾɪn/): "steamed"

inahuz (adjective, /ɪnəhuz/): "strange"

akingiwa (adjective, /əkɪŋiwə/): "strong"

aythoughji (adjective, /eðɒjɪ/): "sturdy"

ikil (adjective, /ɪkɪl/): "sweet"

titt (adjective, /tiɾ/): "tall"

nawthoughl (adjective, /noðɒl/): "thick"

isay (adjective, /ɪse/): "thin"

thatida (adjective, /θətidə/): "warm"

shalaw (adjective, /ʃəlo/): "weak"

ttiwid (adjective, /ɾɪwɪd/): "white"

litang (adjective, /lɪtəŋ/): "wide"

atti (adjective, /əɾɪ/): "yellow"

awdak (adjective, /odək/): "young"

Verbs

ilibetta (verb, /ɪlɪbɛɾæ/): "bake"

paifesa (verb, /paɪfɛsə/): "be"

oott (verb, /ʊɾ/): "belong"

an (verb, /ən/): "bite"

latta (verb, /ləɾæ/): "break"

ditti (verb, /dɪɾɪ/): "burn"

jinoughta (verb, /jɪnɒtə/): "come"

itifuni (verb, /ɪtɪfunɪ/): "die"

nu (verb, /nu/): "drink"

sittidaz (verb, /siɾidəz/): "eat"

zattiti (verb, /zəɾɪtɪ/): "fall"

di (verb, /dɪ/): "fight"

newa (verb, /nɛwə/): "find"

esatuda (verb, /ɛsətudæ/): "fish"

edijoughs (verb, /ɛdijɒs/): "fly"

ttabiduh (verb, /ɾəbɪduh/): "frown"

al (verb, /æl/): "go"

akesathi (verb, /əkɛsəðɪ/): "growl"

et (verb, /ɛt/): "hate"

uhel (verb, /ʌhɛl/): "have"

fi (verb, /fi/): "hear"

atanoom (verb, /atənʊm/): "hide"

uwap (verb, /ʌwəp/): "hold"

ikoughpa (verb, /ɪkɒpə/): "hunt"

tatatti (verb, /tatəɾɪ/): "jump"

ouki (verb, /aʊki/): "kill"

tacha (verb, /tætʃə/): "know"

katithai (verb, /kətɪðaɪ/): "laugh"

ditas (verb, /ditəs/): "lie"

mangakits (verb, /məŋəkits/): "live"

atitik (verb, /ətitɪk/): "lose"

vipinin (verb, /vipinin/): "love"

tattihin (verb, /tæɾɪhin/): "need"

anatta (verb, /ənəɾə/): "own"

amitahay (verb, /amɪtəhe/): "roast"

ttenalip (verb, /ɾɛnəlɪp/): "run"

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

bew (verb, /bɛw/): "sit"

ta (verb, /tə/): "sleep"

nukafan (verb, /nukafən/): "smell"

thana (verb, /ðənə/): "smile"

if (verb, /ɪf/): "stand"

af (verb, /æf/): "strike"

hativough (verb, /hatɪvɒ/): "swallow"

naytaytta (verb, /neteɾæ/): "swim"

alaythun (verb, /əleðun/): "taste"

ttinajum (verb, /ɾinədʒʌm/): "throw"

ttette (verb, /ɾɛɾɛ/): "walk"

oidigabe (verb, /ɔɪdigəbɛ/): "want"

Nouns

ettaytte (noun, /ɛɾeɾɛ/): "afternoon"

tav (noun, /təv/): "ale"

attayzi (noun, /əɾezɪ/): "all"

itawtoudoo (noun, /ɪtotaʊdʊ/): "alligator"

thatulan (noun, /ðətʌlən/): "arm"

sitathoo (noun, /sɪtəðʊ/): "ash"

ttadul (noun, /ɾadʌl/): "aunt"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "axe"

pit (noun, /pit/): "bark"

bada (noun, /bədə/): "bay"

tithana (noun, /tiθənæ/): "beer"

attana (noun, /əɾənə/): "beet"

bas (noun, /bəs/): "bird"

tana (noun, /tænə/): "blood"

didoughtt (noun, /didɒɾ/): "boar"

ittata (noun, /iɾætə/): "bone"

nanisu (noun, /nənisʌ/): "breakfast"

bikak (noun, /bɪkək/): "breast"

oughfita (noun, /ɒfɪtə/): "brother"

tukapa (noun, /tukapə/): "castle"

ttai (noun, /ɾaɪ/): "cat"

enina (noun, /ɛnɪnə/): "cat"

erritatta (noun, /ɛritəɾa/): "chest"

itough (noun, /ɪtɒ/): "chicken"

atta (noun, /əɾə/): "claw"

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

ttakilought (noun, /ɾəkilɒt/): "coconut"

daynaq (noun, /denəq/): "crime"

ta (noun, /tə/): "day"

choutsuv (noun, /tʃaʊtsuv/): "dinner"

iw (noun, /iw/): "dog"

esutt (noun, /ɛsuɾ/): "drink"

us (noun, /ʌs/): "dungeon"

ath (noun, /əð/): "ear"

uta (noun, /utə/): "earth"

alevawaw (noun, /əlɛvəwo/): "egg"

dim (noun, /dim/): "elder"

fezawt (noun, /fɛzot/): "enemy"

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

eth (noun, /ɛð/): "eye"

mig (noun, /mɪg/): "family"

esa (noun, /ɛsə/): "father"

fetawtt (noun, /fɛtoɾ/): "feather"

echizi (noun, /ɛtʃizɪ/): "fight"

ttak (noun, /ɾək/): "finger"

mitirr (noun, /mɪtir/): "fire"

aysa (noun, /esæ/): "fish"

azay (noun, /æze/): "flesh"

anat (noun, /ənət/): "foot"

bifit (noun, /bɪfit/): "forest"

up (noun, /up/): "fox"

bamoothi (noun, /bəmʊðɪ/): "friend"

ttada (noun, /ɾædə/): "goose"

chay (noun, /tʃe/): "grease"

iduttima (noun, /idʌɾɪmə/): "group"

aytt (noun, /eɾ/): "gulf"

isou (noun, /ɪsaʊ/): "hair"

kida (noun, /kidæ/): "hand"

athataiti (noun, /aðətaɪtɪ/): "hat"

anin (noun, /ənin/): "hate"

idathu (noun, /ɪdæðu/): "head"

ettilif (noun, /ɛɾɪlif/): "hill"

chinay (noun, /tʃɪne/): "horn"

oojilula (noun, /ʊdʒɪlulæ/): "horse"

tad (noun, /tæd/): "house"

uth (noun, /uð/): "inn"

safa (noun, /səfə/): "island"

netud (noun, /nɛtud/): "jaw"

aittinami (noun, /aɪɾinəmi/): "lake"

zasaipap (noun, /zəsaɪpəp/): "leaf"

kanukitt (noun, /kənʌkɪɾ/): "leg"

atta (noun, /aɾə/): "liver"

iqebud (noun, /ɪqɛbʌd/): "louse"

til (noun, /tɪl/): "love"

is (noun, /is/): "lunch"

ih (noun, /ɪh/): "man"

thapayk (noun, /ðəpek/): "many"

dough (noun, /dɒ/): "meal"

azaga (noun, /əzəgə/): "metal"

inoo (noun, /inʊ/): "mine"

awaw (noun, /əwo/): "monster"

asattathi (noun, /əsæɾaðɪ/): "moon"

ibupiba (noun, /ɪbʌpibə/): "morning"

amas (noun, /əməs/): "mother"

etipa (noun, /ɛtipa/): "mountain"

net (noun, /nɛt/): "mouth"

ta (noun, /tə/): "name"

angu (noun, /æŋʌ/): "neck"

pis (noun, /pɪs/): "night"

lipat (noun, /lɪpət/): "noodle"

idata (noun, /ɪdətə/): "nose"

mi (noun, /mɪ/): "ocean"

itaydai (noun, /itedaɪ/): "parent"

aquzuva (noun, /əqʌzʌvə/): "path"

tidu (noun, /tɪdʌ/): "peace"

voo (noun, /vʊ/): "pepper"

ngalittim (noun, /ŋælɪɾɪm/): "person"

lathuthi (noun, /ləðʌðɪ/): "pie"

ipa (noun, /ipə/): "pig"

athudizi (noun, /əðudizɪ/): "rabbit"

ttatta (noun, /ɾəɾə/): "rain"

aww (noun, /ow/): "rat"

sater (noun, /sətɛɹ/): "river"

ujagatt (noun, /udʒəgəɾ/): "robe"

uwaw (noun, /ʌwəw/): "rock"

nesa (noun, /nɛsæ/): "root"

an (noun, /ən/): "salt"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "sand"

dik (noun, /dɪk/): "seed"

itana (noun, /itənə/): "sibling"

saishattay (noun, /saɪʃəɾe/): "sister"

apamu (noun, /əpəmu/): "skin"

asazadu (noun, /asəzədʌ/): "sky"

thenga (noun, /θɛŋə/): "smoke"

timawp (noun, /timop/): "snake"

uthazade (noun, /ʌðəzədɛ/): "soup"

nihuna (noun, /nɪhunə/): "star"

nuttoughvatt (noun, /nʌɾɒvəɾ/): "stew"

zuw (noun, /zʌw/): "stomach"

nesheray (noun, /nɛʃɛɹe/): "stone"

pasingayg (noun, /pəsɪŋeg/): "stream"

ataibud (noun, /ətaɪbud/): "sun"

apav (noun, /əpav/): "sword"

na (noun, /nə/): "tail"

abakough (noun, /æbəkɒ/): "tavern"

ashi (noun, /əʃɪ/): "thumb"

atatt (noun, /ətaɾ/): "tongue"

pak (noun, /pæk/): "tooth"

ina (noun, /inə/): "tree"

ikatti (noun, /ɪkəɾɪ/): "truth"

oughzathatt (noun, /ɒzæðaɾ/): "uncle"

lattalev (noun, /ləɾəlɛv/): "valley"

ayk (noun, /ek/): "war"

oughlaha (noun, /ɒləhæ/): "water"

naw (noun, /no/): "way"

lidatt (noun, /lidəɾ/): "wine"

iwipik (noun, /iwɪpɪk/): "woman"

kaviwut (noun, /kaviwʌt/): "word"