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Wula

Wula Dictionary

Pronouns

sun (pronoun, /sun/): "he"

ag (pronoun, /æg/): "she"

ini (pronoun, /inɪ/): "they"

atay (pronoun, /əte/): "you"

atti (pronoun, /əɾi/): "we"

tha (pronoun, /ðə/): "I"

Articles

at (article, /æt/): "a"

awra (article, /oɹa/): "the"

Prepositions

ef (preposition, /ɛf/): "and"

suvoughta (preposition, /suvɒtə/): "as"

etapaf (preposition, /ɛtəpəf/): "from"

uhuttata (preposition, /ʌhuɾætə/): "in"

anal (preposition, /ənal/): "of"

anaw (preposition, /əno/): "or"

ttitt (preposition, /ɾiɾ/): "to"

dapedd (preposition, /dəpɛɽ/): "will"

ath (preposition, /əð/): "with"

Numbers

alu (number, /ælu/): "zero"

te (number, /tɛ/): "one"

zanut (number, /zənut/): "two"

awpitt (number, /opɪɾ/): "three"

alis (number, /əlɪs/): "four"

gen (number, /gɛn/): "five"

usattatta (number, /ʌsəɾaɾæ/): "six"

wishith (number, /wiʃið/): "seven"

ittasi (number, /ɪɾəsɪ/): "eight"

gela (number, /gɛlə/): "nine"

at (number, /at/): "ten"

Questions

uttith (question, /uɾɪð/): "what"

ajidaw (question, /ədʒɪdo/): "who"

attatiji (question, /aɾətijɪ/): "how"

ad (question, /æd/): "why"

tinaywe (question, /tinewɛ/): "when"

Interjections

edachuth (interjection, /ɛdæxʌð/): "hello"

chabulay (interjection, /chæbule/): "goodbye"

ettawtt (interjection, /ɛɾoɾ/): "hey"

eni (interjection, /ɛnɪ/): "bye"

tila (interjection, /tilə/): "ouch"

itay (interjection, /ɪte/): "wow"

nasaw (interjection, /nəso/): "uh"

tabusan (interjection, /təbusən/): "er"

asasit (interjection, /əsasɪt/): "um"

Adverbs

ana (adverb, /ənə/): "again"

uz (adverb, /ʌz/): "now"

ekay (adverb, /ɛke/): "soon"

vabujil (adverb, /vəbujɪl/): "often"

kouttoughnuw (adverb, /kaʊɾɒnuw/): "sometimes"

bit (adverb, /bit/): "always"

zayf (adverb, /zef/): "never"

ji (adverb, /dʒɪ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

naita (adjective, /naɪtə/): "aromatic"

ahaza (adjective, /əhəzæ/): "basted"

sasaytt (adjective, /səseɾ/): "big"

nayt (adjective, /net/): "bitter"

os (adjective, /ɔs/): "black"

shoovitti (adjective, /ʃʊvɪɾɪ/): "blue"

bituj (adjective, /bitudʒ/): "brown"

ak (adjective, /ək/): "chilled"

athani (adjective, /əðəni/): "cold"

inidetta (adjective, /ɪnɪdɛɾæ/): "curried"

uvizou (adjective, /ʌvizaʊ/): "dark"

ttawt (adjective, /ɾot/): "deep"

ni (adjective, /nɪ/): "divine"

nichittap (adjective, /nɪtʃɪɾap/): "drunk"

dattahom (adjective, /dəɾəhɔm/): "empty"

ad (adjective, /əd/): "evil"

nawchu (adjective, /notʃʌ/): "familiar"

vayla (adjective, /velə/): "fat"

ayy (adjective, /ey/): "flat"

asittig (adjective, /əsɪɾig/): "frail"

sasa (adjective, /səsə/): "fried"

mel (adjective, /mɛl/): "full"

la (adjective, /la/): "good"

zat (adjective, /zət/): "green"

sizadi (adjective, /sizədi/): "grey"

ttabe (adjective, /ɾæbɛ/): "honest"

ttitun (adjective, /ɾitʌn/): "hot"

dawaizash (adjective, /dəwaɪzəʃ/): "light"

ngit (adjective, /ŋɪt/): "long"

attasime (adjective, /aɾəsɪmɛ/): "loud"

athem (adjective, /əðɛm/): "mortal"

ttaz (adjective, /ɾəz/): "mysterious"

siitotta (adjective, /ʒitɔɾə/): "narrow"

thayl (adjective, /ðel/): "old"

iseloughz (adjective, /ɪsɛlɒz/): "orange"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "pungent"

shooti (adjective, /ʃʊtɪ/): "purple"

ataynasi (adjective, /ətenəsi/): "quiet"

siatitting (adjective, /ʒætiɾiŋ/): "raw"

thanas (adjective, /ðənəs/): "rectangular"

ayfanaww (adjective, /efənow/): "red"

zaili (adjective, /zaɪlɪ/): "roasted"

oumaj (adjective, /aʊmədʒ/): "round"

dekitte (adjective, /dɛkɪɾɛ/): "salty"

egayni (adjective, /ɛgeni/): "savory"

eputt (adjective, /ɛpʌɾ/): "shallow"

ap (adjective, /əp/): "short"

dutapi (adjective, /dutəpɪ/): "smoked"

thilett (adjective, /ðɪlɛɾ/): "sober"

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

thuk (adjective, /ðʌk/): "spicy"

ait (adjective, /aɪt/): "spiral"

zikakaytt (adjective, /zɪkəkeɾ/): "square"

outhaithaw (adjective, /aʊðaɪðo/): "steamed"

thal (adjective, /ðəl/): "strange"

aisawzabi (adjective, /aɪsozəbɪ/): "strong"

sedi (adjective, /sɛdi/): "sturdy"

ulibam (adjective, /ulɪbəm/): "sweet"

pinanat (adjective, /pɪnənət/): "tall"

ifa (adjective, /ɪfə/): "thick"

ad (adjective, /əd/): "thin"

set (adjective, /sɛt/): "warm"

izootti (adjective, /ɪzʊɾɪ/): "weak"

amaittitay (adjective, /amaɪɾɪte/): "white"

the (adjective, /ðɛ/): "wide"

ifa (adjective, /ɪfə/): "yellow"

awnithan (adjective, /onɪðən/): "young"

Verbs

awdish (verb, /odiʃ/): "bake"

akayta (verb, /əketə/): "be"

ittutta (verb, /ɪɾʌɾə/): "belong"

unayta (verb, /ʌnetə/): "bite"

tta (verb, /ɾə/): "break"

iva (verb, /ɪvæ/): "burn"

sa (verb, /sə/): "come"

de (verb, /dɛ/): "die"

uf (verb, /ʌf/): "drink"

saishaw (verb, /saɪʃo/): "eat"

anud (verb, /ænud/): "fall"

attaiduda (verb, /əɾaɪdudə/): "fight"

pa (verb, /pə/): "find"

atha (verb, /əðə/): "fish"

fa (verb, /fə/): "fly"

taha (verb, /təha/): "frown"

ihumeza (verb, /ihʌmɛzə/): "go"

titayv (verb, /tɪtev/): "growl"

as (verb, /əs/): "hate"

tutt (verb, /tuɾ/): "have"

ihaj (verb, /ɪhəj/): "hear"

amoutal (verb, /əmaʊtæl/): "hide"

oughlaywi (verb, /ɒlewɪ/): "hold"

ettutedu (verb, /ɛɾʌtɛdu/): "hunt"

ap (verb, /əp/): "jump"

ihi (verb, /ihɪ/): "kill"

amu (verb, /əmu/): "know"

asad (verb, /əsəd/): "laugh"

ti (verb, /tɪ/): "lie"

tatu (verb, /tətʌ/): "live"

ivetinu (verb, /ɪvɛtɪnu/): "lose"

aywik (verb, /ewik/): "love"

edusem (verb, /ɛdusɛm/): "need"

nitanu (verb, /nitənʌ/): "own"

aymath (verb, /emæð/): "roast"

oopaiwune (verb, /ʊpaɪwʌnɛ/): "run"

ikait (verb, /ɪkaɪt/): "see"

atakun (verb, /ətəkun/): "sit"

tega (verb, /tɛgə/): "sleep"

atisitt (verb, /ətɪsɪɾ/): "smell"

siutitti (verb, /ʒutiɾɪ/): "smile"

dathiri (verb, /dəðiɹɪ/): "stand"

pizi (verb, /pɪzɪ/): "strike"

dalatt (verb, /dələɾ/): "swallow"

taykisuv (verb, /tekɪsʌv/): "swim"

thaniciz (verb, /ðənɪcɪz/): "taste"

sabudawt (verb, /səbudot/): "throw"

iwaypazu (verb, /ɪwepæzʌ/): "walk"

aninoughz (verb, /anɪnɒz/): "want"

Nouns

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "afternoon"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "ale"

vaisatt (noun, /vaɪsəɾ/): "all"

ma (noun, /mə/): "alligator"

ttefaina (noun, /ɾɛfaɪnə/): "arm"

tuwat (noun, /tuwət/): "ash"

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

ada (noun, /ədæ/): "axe"

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

emog (noun, /ɛmɔg/): "bay"

tidusid (noun, /tidusid/): "beer"

duhizaid (noun, /duhɪzaɪd/): "beet"

ewayttam (noun, /ɛweɾəm/): "bird"

ifip (noun, /ɪfɪp/): "blood"

thapab (noun, /ðæpəb/): "boar"

ttarechan (noun, /ɾæɹɛtʃən/): "bone"

inusek (noun, /inʌsɛk/): "breakfast"

ewittu (noun, /ɛwɪɾu/): "breast"

anijavi (noun, /ənɪjəvɪ/): "brother"

afutaka (noun, /əfutækæ/): "castle"

alavi (noun, /ələvi/): "cat"

futhat (noun, /fʌðət/): "cat"

pusaych (noun, /pusetʃ/): "chest"

thiw (noun, /ðiw/): "chicken"

fun (noun, /fun/): "claw"

akak (noun, /əkək/): "cloud"

izoudati (noun, /ɪzaʊdətɪ/): "coconut"

sanu (noun, /sənʌ/): "crime"

atatt (noun, /ətəɾ/): "day"

luwik (noun, /luwɪk/): "dinner"

saittawl (noun, /saɪɾol/): "dog"

pivesu (noun, /pɪvɛsʌ/): "drink"

thagi (noun, /ðəgi/): "dungeon"

tha (noun, /ðə/): "ear"

nenuw (noun, /nɛnuw/): "earth"

imiti (noun, /imɪti/): "egg"

natsatut (noun, /nətsətut/): "elder"

aneta (noun, /ænɛta/): "enemy"

bidahawl (noun, /bidəhol/): "evening"

gaw (noun, /go/): "eye"

anushig (noun, /ənuʃɪg/): "family"

tiza (noun, /tɪzə/): "father"

natha (noun, /nəðə/): "feather"

suva (noun, /sʌvæ/): "fight"

am (noun, /əm/): "finger"

then (noun, /ðɛn/): "fire"

ttibadayth (noun, /ɾibədeð/): "fish"

umu (noun, /ʌmʌ/): "flesh"

ezi (noun, /ɛzɪ/): "foot"

mailibang (noun, /maɪlɪbəŋ/): "forest"

ubunaw (noun, /ubʌno/): "fox"

ivuz (noun, /ɪvʌz/): "friend"

izatai (noun, /izətaɪ/): "goose"

usated (noun, /usətɛd/): "grease"

ma (noun, /mæ/): "group"

nad (noun, /nəd/): "gulf"

isan (noun, /ɪsən/): "hair"

zita (noun, /zitə/): "hand"

dashai (noun, /daʃaɪ/): "hat"

zading (noun, /zædiŋ/): "hate"

kasoughba (noun, /kəsɒbə/): "head"

ikisumay (noun, /ikɪsume/): "hill"

uta (noun, /utæ/): "horn"

nazeng (noun, /nəzɛŋ/): "horse"

aytawoughta (noun, /etəwɒtə/): "house"

aidi (noun, /aɪdi/): "inn"

aduch (noun, /ədutʃ/): "island"

ek (noun, /ɛk/): "jaw"

ha (noun, /hə/): "lake"

fap (noun, /fəp/): "leaf"

as (noun, /əs/): "leg"

minai (noun, /mɪnaɪ/): "liver"

thalet (noun, /ðəlɛt/): "louse"

wu (noun, /wu/): "love"

uja (noun, /ʌdʒæ/): "lunch"

oodetat (noun, /ʊdɛtət/): "man"

lipab (noun, /lipəb/): "many"

ttuna (noun, /ɾʌnə/): "meal"

doopas (noun, /dʊpəs/): "metal"

balulat (noun, /bəlʌlət/): "mine"

ak (noun, /ək/): "monster"

ttaj (noun, /ɾaj/): "moon"

gi (noun, /gɪ/): "morning"

akayha (noun, /əkehə/): "mother"

itas (noun, /ɪtæs/): "mountain"

nawttabawn (noun, /noɾəbon/): "mouth"

ad (noun, /əd/): "name"

adutay (noun, /ədute/): "neck"

shivena (noun, /ʃivɛnə/): "night"

thoughla (noun, /ðɒlæ/): "noodle"

ainewudaw (noun, /aɪnɛwʌdo/): "nose"

hawhina (noun, /hohɪnə/): "ocean"

mimizij (noun, /mɪmɪzɪdʒ/): "parent"

hiqathawp (noun, /hɪqæðop/): "path"

inatitt (noun, /inətɪɾ/): "peace"

etuwa (noun, /ɛtuwə/): "pepper"

si (noun, /sɪ/): "person"

thuninaz (noun, /ðunɪnəz/): "pie"

shas (noun, /ʃəs/): "pig"

nawnadatt (noun, /nonadəɾ/): "rabbit"

aithi (noun, /aɪðɪ/): "rain"

ttale (noun, /ɾəlɛ/): "rat"

ayd (noun, /ed/): "river"

dihih (noun, /dɪhih/): "robe"

nathasan (noun, /nəðəsən/): "rock"

afewadu (noun, /əfɛwədu/): "root"

thamaythitt (noun, /ðəmeðɪɾ/): "salt"

inaitingu (noun, /ɪnaɪtɪŋʌ/): "sand"

tholasat (noun, /ðɔləsət/): "seed"

alanuki (noun, /ælənʌkɪ/): "sibling"

ashakayla (noun, /əʃækelə/): "sister"

lattin (noun, /ləɾɪn/): "skin"

akaj (noun, /əkəj/): "sky"

ula (noun, /ʌlə/): "smoke"

gatatta (noun, /gətəɾə/): "snake"

ucaym (noun, /ʌcem/): "soup"

hagaiz (noun, /həgaɪz/): "star"

che (noun, /tʃɛ/): "stew"

ivu (noun, /ɪvʌ/): "stomach"

ttagayn (noun, /ɾəgen/): "stone"

pabika (noun, /pəbɪkə/): "stream"

lod (noun, /lɔd/): "sun"

kul (noun, /kul/): "sword"

thiv (noun, /ðɪv/): "tail"

ttital (noun, /ɾitəl/): "tavern"

tana (noun, /tənə/): "thumb"

na (noun, /nə/): "tongue"

mawjanan (noun, /mojanən/): "tooth"

qaittirap (noun, /qaɪɾɪɹəp/): "tree"

thit (noun, /ðɪt/): "truth"

latailai (noun, /lətaɪlaɪ/): "uncle"

al (noun, /əl/): "valley"

payw (noun, /pew/): "war"

dasan (noun, /dəsæn/): "water"

sataith (noun, /sətaɪθ/): "way"

thutanatt (noun, /ðʌtənəɾ/): "wine"

aji (noun, /adʒɪ/): "woman"

davays (noun, /dəves/): "word"