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Avaki

Avaki Dictionary

Pronouns

av (pronoun, /əv/): "he"

taw (pronoun, /to/): "she"

baw (pronoun, /bo/): "they"

ad (pronoun, /əd/): "you"

mough (pronoun, /mɒ/): "we"

att (pronoun, /æɾ/): "I"

Articles

oughti (article, /ɒti/): "a"

mi (article, /mɪ/): "the"

Prepositions

tte (preposition, /ɾɛ/): "and"

baynaylay (preposition, /benele/): "as"

tti (preposition, /ɾɪ/): "from"

zivisap (preposition, /zivɪsəp/): "in"

ttatal (preposition, /ɾatæl/): "of"

soothas (preposition, /sʊðəs/): "or"

ith (preposition, /ɪð/): "to"

tti (preposition, /ɾɪ/): "will"

ttaj (preposition, /ɾəj/): "with"

Numbers

ad (number, /əd/): "zero"

ayttayd (number, /eɾed/): "one"

umul (number, /umul/): "two"

naylaw (number, /nelo/): "three"

tunamas (number, /tʌnəməs/): "four"

kihefe (number, /kɪhɛfɛ/): "five"

fatamas (number, /fætæməs/): "six"

fanema (number, /fanɛmæ/): "seven"

thada (number, /ðadə/): "eight"

ayga (number, /egə/): "nine"

ngoughtoo (number, /ŋɒtʊ/): "ten"

Questions

fe (question, /fɛ/): "what"

daijav (question, /daɪjæv/): "who"

pattidi (question, /pəɾɪdɪ/): "how"

ayduthoughthu (question, /edʌðɒθʌ/): "why"

adanut (question, /ədənʌt/): "when"

Interjections

oughwitte (interjection, /ɒwɪɾɛ/): "hello"

ttadatt (interjection, /ɾædəɾ/): "goodbye"

in (interjection, /ɪn/): "hey"

inettazi (interjection, /ɪnɛɾæzɪ/): "bye"

amaisi (interjection, /əmaɪsi/): "ouch"

teva (interjection, /tɛvə/): "wow"

hawani (interjection, /həwanɪ/): "uh"

zoopuna (interjection, /zʊpunə/): "er"

ittan (interjection, /ɪɾæn/): "um"

Adverbs

lan (adverb, /lən/): "again"

sifa (adverb, /sifə/): "now"

dina (adverb, /dɪnə/): "soon"

ojag (adverb, /ɔjæg/): "often"

liwa (adverb, /liwə/): "sometimes"

oughqitt (adverb, /ɒqiɾ/): "always"

fattam (adverb, /fəɾəm/): "never"

ini (adverb, /ɪnɪ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ila (adjective, /ilə/): "aromatic"

itazinu (adjective, /ɪtəzinʌ/): "basted"

ttu (adjective, /ɾʌ/): "big"

dach (adjective, /dətʃ/): "bitter"

zi (adjective, /zɪ/): "black"

ahav (adjective, /æhæv/): "blue"

niza (adjective, /nɪzæ/): "brown"

aynin (adjective, /enɪn/): "chilled"

zuttidap (adjective, /zuɾɪdəp/): "cold"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "curried"

tittan (adjective, /tɪɾən/): "dark"

ak (adjective, /æk/): "deep"

akutuna (adjective, /akutunæ/): "divine"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "drunk"

battaka (adjective, /bæɾəkə/): "empty"

ayliw (adjective, /elɪw/): "evil"

chatisat (adjective, /xətɪsət/): "familiar"

athu (adjective, /əðʌ/): "fat"

nijaha (adjective, /nɪjəhə/): "flat"

ttubadis (adjective, /ɾubədɪs/): "frail"

ittiz (adjective, /iɾɪz/): "fried"

lainat (adjective, /laɪnat/): "full"

nawla (adjective, /nolə/): "good"

suz (adjective, /suz/): "green"

asatan (adjective, /æsætən/): "grey"

uzaidough (adjective, /ʌzaɪdɒ/): "honest"

va (adjective, /və/): "hot"

ttij (adjective, /ɾij/): "light"

ethi (adjective, /ɛðɪ/): "long"

aingasupaw (adjective, /aɪŋəsʌpo/): "loud"

rinaw (adjective, /ɹino/): "mortal"

danat (adjective, /danət/): "mysterious"

sih (adjective, /sɪh/): "narrow"

oush (adjective, /aʊʃ/): "old"

aibima (adjective, /aɪbɪmə/): "orange"

pi (adjective, /pɪ/): "pungent"

fili (adjective, /fɪlɪ/): "purple"

sat (adjective, /sət/): "quiet"

ett (adjective, /ɛɾ/): "raw"

af (adjective, /əf/): "rectangular"

thi (adjective, /ði/): "red"

atana (adjective, /ətənæ/): "roasted"

ag (adjective, /æg/): "round"

sa (adjective, /sə/): "salty"

tasup (adjective, /tæsup/): "savory"

ac (adjective, /əc/): "shallow"

kakoughk (adjective, /kəkɒk/): "short"

ahatama (adjective, /əhətəmə/): "smoked"

aw (adjective, /əw/): "sober"

koomu (adjective, /kʊmu/): "sour"

wamai (adjective, /wəmaɪ/): "spicy"

ih (adjective, /ɪh/): "spiral"

ttatt (adjective, /ɾaɾ/): "square"

oud (adjective, /aʊd/): "steamed"

tis (adjective, /tɪs/): "strange"

kutha (adjective, /kʌðə/): "strong"

doughzi (adjective, /dɒzi/): "sturdy"

shatt (adjective, /ʃəɾ/): "sweet"

mayde (adjective, /medɛ/): "tall"

udoon (adjective, /ʌdʊn/): "thick"

habam (adjective, /həbəm/): "thin"

voudiging (adjective, /vaʊdɪgɪŋ/): "warm"

tatul (adjective, /tətul/): "weak"

na (adjective, /nə/): "white"

etta (adjective, /ɛɾə/): "wide"

nayzet (adjective, /nezɛt/): "yellow"

anat (adjective, /ænæt/): "young"

Verbs

tinin (verb, /tɪnin/): "bake"

attayttuway (verb, /əɾeɾʌwe/): "be"

umas (verb, /ʌməs/): "belong"

saingina (verb, /saɪŋinæ/): "bite"

asut (verb, /əsut/): "break"

ahi (verb, /əhɪ/): "burn"

afili (verb, /əfilɪ/): "come"

ettayda (verb, /ɛɾedə/): "die"

tapa (verb, /təpa/): "drink"

nanisia (verb, /nəniʒə/): "eat"

aletisa (verb, /əlɛtɪsə/): "fall"

moitayngoughw (verb, /mɔɪteŋɒw/): "fight"

anayn (verb, /ənen/): "find"

ttaishatt (verb, /ɾaɪʃəɾ/): "fish"

pe (verb, /pɛ/): "fly"

idayta (verb, /ɪdetə/): "frown"

tti (verb, /ɾɪ/): "go"

es (verb, /ɛs/): "growl"

daykaf (verb, /dekəf/): "hate"

ttanunu (verb, /ɾənunʌ/): "have"

udath (verb, /ʌdəð/): "hear"

lit (verb, /lɪt/): "hide"

as (verb, /əs/): "hold"

ile (verb, /ilɛ/): "hunt"

aipaki (verb, /aɪpəkɪ/): "jump"

vizittad (verb, /vɪziɾəd/): "kill"

sattu (verb, /səɾu/): "know"

zoughttatatt (verb, /zɒɾətəɾ/): "laugh"

adi (verb, /ədɪ/): "lie"

athad (verb, /əðəd/): "live"

ngizana (verb, /ŋɪzæna/): "lose"

zitt (verb, /ziɾ/): "love"

thimat (verb, /θɪmæt/): "need"

sitt (verb, /siɾ/): "own"

ida (verb, /idə/): "roast"

aije (verb, /aɪjɛ/): "run"

iti (verb, /itɪ/): "see"

adatti (verb, /ædəɾɪ/): "sit"

aday (verb, /əde/): "sleep"

tta (verb, /ɾə/): "smell"

widulough (verb, /widʌlɒ/): "smile"

oosiisib (verb, /ʊʒɪsib/): "stand"

vi (verb, /vɪ/): "strike"

aki (verb, /æki/): "swallow"

ashitine (verb, /əʃɪtinɛ/): "swim"

atitata (verb, /ətɪtətə/): "taste"

thaywadatt (verb, /ðewədəɾ/): "throw"

muqayt (verb, /mʌqet/): "walk"

zada (verb, /zædə/): "want"

Nouns

thenainough (noun, /ðɛnaɪnɒ/): "afternoon"

azaysa (noun, /əzesə/): "ale"

anattats (noun, /ənæɾəts/): "all"

sanab (noun, /sənəb/): "alligator"

itabatt (noun, /itəbəɾ/): "arm"

miwatt (noun, /mɪwaɾ/): "ash"

siuthaytat (noun, /ʒʌθetət/): "aunt"

thusettin (noun, /ðusɛɾin/): "axe"

oul (noun, /aʊl/): "bark"

attadi (noun, /əɾadi/): "bay"

ttaym (noun, /ɾem/): "beer"

nulai (noun, /nulaɪ/): "beet"

bafaik (noun, /bəfaɪk/): "bird"

naim (noun, /naɪm/): "blood"

wa (noun, /wa/): "boar"

sa (noun, /sə/): "bone"

ad (noun, /əd/): "breakfast"

ivayk (noun, /ɪvek/): "breast"

ifimu (noun, /ifɪmʌ/): "brother"

ipufu (noun, /ɪpufʌ/): "castle"

edamithi (noun, /ɛdəmɪðɪ/): "cat"

aseka (noun, /asɛkə/): "cat"

batait (noun, /bətaɪt/): "chest"

toughthiwu (noun, /tɒðɪwʌ/): "chicken"

fisafit (noun, /fisəfɪt/): "claw"

asouth (noun, /əsaʊð/): "cloud"

anid (noun, /ænid/): "coconut"

oughn (noun, /ɒn/): "crime"

vawsata (noun, /vosætə/): "day"

ega (noun, /ɛga/): "dinner"

apava (noun, /apəvə/): "dog"

attimeta (noun, /əɾimɛtə/): "drink"

atakaid (noun, /ətəkaɪd/): "dungeon"

ittasiz (noun, /ɪɾæsɪz/): "ear"

attita (noun, /əɾɪtə/): "earth"

enaze (noun, /ɛnəzɛ/): "egg"

ushaywa (noun, /uʃewæ/): "elder"

wasith (noun, /wasɪð/): "enemy"

ihoughtta (noun, /ɪhɒɾæ/): "evening"

ayjad (noun, /edʒəd/): "eye"

enaythayba (noun, /ɛneðebə/): "family"

sadalit (noun, /sədælit/): "father"

pedawm (noun, /pɛdom/): "feather"

adilayfi (noun, /ædɪlefi/): "fight"

ngattootough (noun, /ŋæɾʊtɒ/): "finger"

adaywawth (noun, /adewoð/): "fire"

azivi (noun, /azivɪ/): "fish"

bil (noun, /bɪl/): "flesh"

zaw (noun, /zæw/): "foot"

ainusitu (noun, /aɪnusɪtʌ/): "forest"

ttottima (noun, /ɾɔɾɪma/): "fox"

fatt (noun, /fəɾ/): "friend"

lamib (noun, /ləmɪb/): "goose"

ttelan (noun, /ɾɛlən/): "grease"

ufazit (noun, /ʌfəzɪt/): "group"

nizayd (noun, /nɪzed/): "gulf"

zeniv (noun, /zɛnɪv/): "hair"

ina (noun, /inə/): "hand"

neb (noun, /nɛb/): "hat"

attaita (noun, /əɾaɪtə/): "hate"

digattutt (noun, /dɪgəɾuɾ/): "head"

vasisayw (noun, /vəsisew/): "hill"

alis (noun, /əlɪs/): "horn"

oute (noun, /aʊtɛ/): "horse"

aitatti (noun, /aɪtəɾɪ/): "house"

ab (noun, /əb/): "inn"

ad (noun, /ad/): "island"

ina (noun, /ɪna/): "jaw"

aitti (noun, /aɪɾɪ/): "lake"

adijough (noun, /ədɪdʒɒ/): "leaf"

aif (noun, /aɪf/): "leg"

ivi (noun, /ivɪ/): "liver"

taz (noun, /təz/): "louse"

atetha (noun, /atɛðə/): "love"

uha (noun, /uhə/): "lunch"

chetip (noun, /tʃɛtɪp/): "man"

faset (noun, /fasɛt/): "many"

afili (noun, /əfɪlɪ/): "meal"

ttiw (noun, /ɾɪw/): "metal"

adita (noun, /əditə/): "mine"

isiwaini (noun, /ɪsɪwaɪnɪ/): "monster"

asaje (noun, /əsajɛ/): "moon"

adududa (noun, /ədʌdudə/): "morning"

ayl (noun, /el/): "mother"

pasajaw (noun, /pəsəjo/): "mountain"

utilala (noun, /utɪlələ/): "mouth"

zawawpen (noun, /zəwopɛn/): "name"

itidavay (noun, /ɪtɪdəve/): "neck"

attattala (noun, /əɾəɾala/): "night"

baisini (noun, /baɪsinɪ/): "noodle"

lepittiw (noun, /lɛpiɾiw/): "nose"

idaittatta (noun, /idaɪɾəɾæ/): "ocean"

kaz (noun, /kəz/): "parent"

anitti (noun, /ənɪɾi/): "path"

echad (noun, /ɛtʃəd/): "peace"

nad (noun, /nəd/): "pepper"

kadinga (noun, /kədɪŋə/): "person"

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

thabattep (noun, /ðəbəɾɛp/): "pig"

uttiw (noun, /ʌɾɪw/): "rabbit"

lahaku (noun, /ləhəku/): "rain"

as (noun, /æs/): "rat"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "river"

taisoughp (noun, /taɪsɒp/): "robe"

oughta (noun, /ɒtə/): "rock"

eng (noun, /ɛŋ/): "root"

ungay (noun, /ʌŋe/): "salt"

an (noun, /ən/): "sand"

sazabu (noun, /səzəbʌ/): "seed"

kemoon (noun, /kɛmʊn/): "sibling"

alajadi (noun, /əlæjədi/): "sister"

nanu (noun, /nənʌ/): "skin"

il (noun, /ɪl/): "sky"

tuttisuz (noun, /tuɾɪsʌz/): "smoke"

ne (noun, /nɛ/): "snake"

awada (noun, /əwədə/): "soup"

tay (noun, /te/): "star"

yanu (noun, /yənu/): "stew"

jushakij (noun, /dʒʌʃækij/): "stomach"

ik (noun, /ɪk/): "stone"

une (noun, /ʌnɛ/): "stream"

ilouha (noun, /ilaʊhæ/): "sun"

apamat (noun, /æpəmət/): "sword"

viz (noun, /viz/): "tail"

sanay (noun, /sane/): "tavern"

aivaw (noun, /aɪvəw/): "thumb"

mivough (noun, /mivɒ/): "tongue"

ayt (noun, /et/): "tooth"

asatai (noun, /æsataɪ/): "tree"

atutasi (noun, /ætʌtəsi/): "truth"

dathan (noun, /dæðən/): "uncle"

sai (noun, /saɪ/): "valley"

takayti (noun, /taketi/): "war"

zana (noun, /zəna/): "water"

oid (noun, /ɔɪd/): "way"

awttasatt (noun, /oɾəsəɾ/): "wine"

ouzis (noun, /aʊzɪs/): "woman"

ttitala (noun, /ɾɪtələ/): "word"