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Elukina

Elukina Dictionary

Pronouns

aich (pronoun, /aɪx/): "he"

waw (pronoun, /wo/): "she"

id (pronoun, /ɪd/): "they"

kayth (pronoun, /keð/): "you"

ayn (pronoun, /en/): "we"

tes (pronoun, /tɛs/): "I"

Articles

itu (article, /itʌ/): "a"

douj (article, /daʊj/): "the"

Prepositions

efish (preposition, /ɛfɪʃ/): "and"

thatt (preposition, /θæɾ/): "as"

ifa (preposition, /ɪfə/): "from"

thuda (preposition, /ðudæ/): "in"

oungin (preposition, /aʊŋin/): "of"

aysisah (preposition, /esisəh/): "or"

ithusa (preposition, /ɪðusə/): "to"

lawchisays (preposition, /lotʃises/): "will"

isan (preposition, /ɪsæn/): "with"

Numbers

ni (number, /nɪ/): "zero"

kay (number, /ke/): "one"

awitayn (number, /əwiten/): "two"

chattija (number, /xəɾijæ/): "three"

ha (number, /hæ/): "four"

tusa (number, /tʌsə/): "five"

ochezait (number, /ɔchɛzaɪt/): "six"

nata (number, /nətə/): "seven"

athalun (number, /əðəlʌn/): "eight"

jekisit (number, /jɛkisit/): "nine"

ananiv (number, /ənəniv/): "ten"

Questions

waja (question, /wædʒə/): "what"

sishuv (question, /siʃuv/): "who"

az (question, /az/): "how"

akett (question, /akɛɾ/): "why"

in (question, /in/): "when"

Interjections

tuba (interjection, /tʌbæ/): "hello"

itadicay (interjection, /ɪtadice/): "goodbye"

ttebak (interjection, /ɾɛbak/): "hey"

dapip (interjection, /dəpɪp/): "bye"

biw (interjection, /bɪw/): "ouch"

kama (interjection, /kəmə/): "wow"

ittaykaz (interjection, /iɾekəz/): "uh"

inu (interjection, /inu/): "er"

halis (interjection, /həlɪs/): "um"

Adverbs

am (adverb, /əm/): "again"

anout (adverb, /ənaʊt/): "now"

tta (adverb, /ɾə/): "soon"

vuji (adverb, /vudʒi/): "often"

nasal (adverb, /nəsəl/): "sometimes"

ittasia (adverb, /iɾəʒa/): "always"

ttood (adverb, /ɾʊd/): "never"

faytanab (adverb, /fetanəb/): "seldom"

Adjectives

dai (adjective, /daɪ/): "aromatic"

duk (adjective, /duk/): "basted"

uvisoi (adjective, /uvɪsɔɪ/): "big"

duj (adjective, /dʌdʒ/): "bitter"

fu (adjective, /fʌ/): "black"

awngeteka (adjective, /oŋɛtɛkə/): "blue"

athi (adjective, /əðɪ/): "brown"

anukav (adjective, /ænʌkæv/): "chilled"

ayfoughta (adjective, /efɒtə/): "cold"

li (adjective, /lɪ/): "curried"

ehada (adjective, /ɛhədə/): "dark"

vis (adjective, /vɪs/): "deep"

thattattath (adjective, /ðæɾəɾəð/): "divine"

il (adjective, /ɪl/): "drunk"

imattit (adjective, /imæɾit/): "empty"

isamav (adjective, /ɪsəməv/): "evil"

thaz (adjective, /ðəz/): "familiar"

ittachu (adjective, /ɪɾəxu/): "fat"

tak (adjective, /tək/): "flat"

atittaku (adjective, /atɪɾaku/): "frail"

tuna (adjective, /tʌnə/): "fried"

sini (adjective, /sinɪ/): "full"

ahi (adjective, /əhi/): "good"

ang (adjective, /əŋ/): "green"

apaidu (adjective, /æpaɪdʌ/): "grey"

vevett (adjective, /vɛvɛɾ/): "honest"

itule (adjective, /ɪtʌlɛ/): "hot"

tasu (adjective, /təsʌ/): "light"

avika (adjective, /əvikə/): "long"

kal (adjective, /kəl/): "loud"

guta (adjective, /gutæ/): "mortal"

najiza (adjective, /nədʒizæ/): "mysterious"

oizungitta (adjective, /ɔɪzuŋɪɾa/): "narrow"

ma (adjective, /mæ/): "old"

abuttun (adjective, /æbuɾʌn/): "orange"

ukej (adjective, /ʌkɛj/): "pungent"

aijay (adjective, /aɪje/): "purple"

thisaywiz (adjective, /ðɪsewɪz/): "quiet"

ittiti (adjective, /ɪɾɪti/): "raw"

ttusathatt (adjective, /ɾʌsæðəɾ/): "rectangular"

sa (adjective, /sə/): "red"

ulith (adjective, /ʌlɪð/): "roasted"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "round"

it (adjective, /ɪt/): "salty"

ttoonah (adjective, /ɾʊnəh/): "savory"

pi (adjective, /pi/): "shallow"

juzav (adjective, /juzəv/): "short"

jath (adjective, /dʒəθ/): "smoked"

lethayz (adjective, /lɛðez/): "sober"

navat (adjective, /nævət/): "sour"

ethi (adjective, /ɛði/): "spicy"

tiba (adjective, /tiba/): "spiral"

waf (adjective, /wəf/): "square"

ayttaitihi (adjective, /eɾaɪtɪhɪ/): "steamed"

ufa (adjective, /ʌfə/): "strange"

hanas (adjective, /hənəs/): "strong"

asa (adjective, /asə/): "sturdy"

aj (adjective, /əj/): "sweet"

anulaini (adjective, /ænʌlaɪni/): "tall"

sha (adjective, /ʃæ/): "thick"

thifi (adjective, /ðɪfɪ/): "thin"

eday (adjective, /ɛde/): "warm"

anis (adjective, /ənis/): "weak"

lay (adjective, /le/): "white"

pabadu (adjective, /pəbədʌ/): "wide"

uttat (adjective, /uɾət/): "yellow"

ttat (adjective, /ɾət/): "young"

Verbs

utayw (verb, /utew/): "bake"

ipala (verb, /ɪpələ/): "be"

aytta (verb, /eɾə/): "belong"

awl (verb, /ol/): "bite"

daisaki (verb, /daɪsəki/): "break"

lepema (verb, /lɛpɛmə/): "burn"

alita (verb, /ælɪtə/): "come"

nadoughs (verb, /nædɒs/): "die"

ek (verb, /ɛk/): "drink"

masa (verb, /məsə/): "eat"

eva (verb, /ɛvə/): "fall"

ttis (verb, /ɾis/): "fight"

inas (verb, /inæs/): "find"

ilitt (verb, /ilɪɾ/): "fish"

takif (verb, /təkɪf/): "fly"

aihak (verb, /aɪhæk/): "frown"

anou (verb, /ənaʊ/): "go"

ayveduh (verb, /evɛdʌh/): "growl"

pafig (verb, /pəfig/): "hate"

thaza (verb, /ðəzæ/): "have"

itt (verb, /iɾ/): "hear"

ttethith (verb, /ɾɛθið/): "hide"

usi (verb, /ʌsi/): "hold"

nadi (verb, /nədɪ/): "hunt"

afa (verb, /æfa/): "jump"

badawta (verb, /bədotæ/): "kill"

lizadaj (verb, /lɪzadəj/): "know"

tuch (verb, /tʌtʃ/): "laugh"

ikusase (verb, /ɪkʌsæsɛ/): "lie"

zukut (verb, /zukʌt/): "live"

thep (verb, /ðɛp/): "lose"

ttaysin (verb, /ɾesin/): "love"

avi (verb, /ævɪ/): "need"

dishays (verb, /diʃes/): "own"

zattoughyi (verb, /zəɾɒyɪ/): "roast"

aibaki (verb, /aɪbəkɪ/): "run"

ttangisap (verb, /ɾəŋisəp/): "see"

zou (verb, /zaʊ/): "sit"

ada (verb, /ədæ/): "sleep"

vaw (verb, /vaw/): "smell"

utu (verb, /utu/): "smile"

avida (verb, /əvɪdə/): "stand"

abi (verb, /æbɪ/): "strike"

pinaynough (verb, /pinenɒ/): "swallow"

zadi (verb, /zədi/): "swim"

batita (verb, /bətitə/): "taste"

att (verb, /əɾ/): "throw"

zasay (verb, /zəse/): "walk"

zunip (verb, /zʌnip/): "want"

Nouns

wungatt (noun, /wʌŋəɾ/): "afternoon"

uthip (noun, /uðɪp/): "ale"

satatt (noun, /sətæɾ/): "all"

oonimu (noun, /ʊnɪmu/): "alligator"

alanaza (noun, /ələnəzə/): "arm"

anelett (noun, /ənɛlɛɾ/): "ash"

alay (noun, /əle/): "aunt"

tipisi (noun, /tɪpɪsɪ/): "axe"

ttip (noun, /ɾip/): "bark"

aittattal (noun, /aɪɾəɾəl/): "bay"

apayn (noun, /əpen/): "beer"

aylanu (noun, /elənʌ/): "beet"

sin (noun, /sɪn/): "bird"

thatt (noun, /ðəɾ/): "blood"

ooning (noun, /ʊniŋ/): "boar"

ett (noun, /ɛɾ/): "bone"

ezilav (noun, /ɛzɪləv/): "breakfast"

ettinatt (noun, /ɛɾinəɾ/): "breast"

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

epaz (noun, /ɛpæz/): "castle"

uth (noun, /uð/): "cat"

ala (noun, /ələ/): "cat"

oughthataypa (noun, /ɒθætepə/): "chest"

ail (noun, /aɪl/): "chicken"

asuttata (noun, /əsʌɾətə/): "claw"

baydihal (noun, /bedihəl/): "cloud"

ttitt (noun, /ɾiɾ/): "coconut"

ttej (noun, /ɾɛj/): "crime"

na (noun, /næ/): "day"

itai (noun, /itaɪ/): "dinner"

musi (noun, /musɪ/): "dog"

alettawma (noun, /əlɛɾomə/): "drink"

si (noun, /sɪ/): "dungeon"

as (noun, /əs/): "ear"

ttaj (noun, /ɾədʒ/): "earth"

faiz (noun, /faɪz/): "egg"

nininitt (noun, /nɪnɪnɪɾ/): "elder"

ka (noun, /kə/): "enemy"

adi (noun, /ədɪ/): "evening"

apaw (noun, /æpo/): "eye"

an (noun, /an/): "family"

libawnayh (noun, /lɪboneh/): "father"

em (noun, /ɛm/): "feather"

nattin (noun, /næɾɪn/): "fight"

attaytej (noun, /aɾetɛj/): "finger"

kimay (noun, /kɪme/): "fire"

aithidav (noun, /aɪðidəv/): "fish"

disayt (noun, /dɪset/): "flesh"

tenaj (noun, /tɛnæj/): "foot"

ashudaka (noun, /əʃʌdəkæ/): "forest"

alayttitt (noun, /æleɾɪɾ/): "fox"

gasutt (noun, /gəsʌɾ/): "friend"

tih (noun, /tih/): "goose"

isuti (noun, /ɪsutɪ/): "grease"

awch (noun, /otʃ/): "group"

dasilat (noun, /dəsilət/): "gulf"

igak (noun, /ɪgæk/): "hair"

ithi (noun, /ɪðɪ/): "hand"

ath (noun, /əθ/): "hat"

ttitu (noun, /ɾitʌ/): "hate"

nittuda (noun, /niɾudə/): "head"

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

zichiti (noun, /zɪxiti/): "horn"

obejithe (noun, /ɔbɛdʒiðɛ/): "horse"

awoott (noun, /əwʊɾ/): "house"

miv (noun, /miv/): "inn"

rrathaw (noun, /rəðo/): "island"

hikapawk (noun, /hɪkəpok/): "jaw"

al (noun, /əl/): "lake"

nikabaz (noun, /nɪkəbəz/): "leaf"

gawdoughh (noun, /godɒh/): "leg"

atapu (noun, /ətapʌ/): "liver"

ati (noun, /atɪ/): "louse"

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

ittad (noun, /iɾəd/): "lunch"

shanaibav (noun, /ʃənaɪbəv/): "man"

ayjathep (noun, /ejaðɛp/): "many"

utida (noun, /utɪdə/): "meal"

ayjata (noun, /ejətə/): "metal"

dattouga (noun, /dəɾaʊgə/): "mine"

shattagi (noun, /ʃəɾəgi/): "monster"

lananal (noun, /lænænəl/): "moon"

izinett (noun, /ɪzɪnɛɾ/): "morning"

wabed (noun, /wəbɛd/): "mother"

awed (noun, /əwɛd/): "mountain"

ikoonani (noun, /ikʊnənɪ/): "mouth"

asewa (noun, /əsɛwə/): "name"

awtitatta (noun, /otɪtəɾə/): "neck"

nittas (noun, /niɾəs/): "night"

ttadat (noun, /ɾædət/): "noodle"

awdanin (noun, /odənɪn/): "nose"

uwawmew (noun, /ʌwomɛw/): "ocean"

nakik (noun, /nækɪk/): "parent"

pata (noun, /pətə/): "path"

dan (noun, /dən/): "peace"

havati (noun, /həvəti/): "pepper"

ilet (noun, /ɪlɛt/): "person"

uzousaw (noun, /uzaʊso/): "pie"

wek (noun, /wɛk/): "pig"

umat (noun, /umət/): "rabbit"

sattays (noun, /səɾes/): "rain"

zeti (noun, /zɛtɪ/): "rat"

nathuneth (noun, /nəðunɛð/): "river"

tudai (noun, /tudaɪ/): "robe"

awnezavu (noun, /onɛzəvu/): "rock"

inala (noun, /ɪnalə/): "root"

di (noun, /dɪ/): "salt"

seng (noun, /sɛŋ/): "sand"

la (noun, /lə/): "seed"

eva (noun, /ɛvə/): "sibling"

alattani (noun, /ələɾənɪ/): "sister"

ittinisa (noun, /ɪɾinɪsa/): "skin"

am (noun, /əm/): "sky"

tav (noun, /təv/): "smoke"

ganit (noun, /gənɪt/): "snake"

divam (noun, /divəm/): "soup"

ine (noun, /ɪnɛ/): "star"

kada (noun, /kədə/): "stew"

alekepa (noun, /ælɛkɛpə/): "stomach"

baki (noun, /bəki/): "stone"

wud (noun, /wʌd/): "stream"

japivach (noun, /dʒəpivətʃ/): "sun"

attis (noun, /aɾis/): "sword"

dihaipi (noun, /dɪhaɪpɪ/): "tail"

fut (noun, /fut/): "tavern"

oughwuttaile (noun, /ɒwʌɾaɪlɛ/): "thumb"

saw (noun, /səw/): "tongue"

tahoughtad (noun, /təhɒtæd/): "tooth"

ousa (noun, /aʊsæ/): "tree"

naibitti (noun, /naɪbiɾɪ/): "truth"

etousam (noun, /ɛtaʊsæm/): "uncle"

ngeddaysap (noun, /ŋɛɽesəp/): "valley"

awt (noun, /ot/): "war"

ttawepa (noun, /ɾəwɛpə/): "water"

witich (noun, /witɪtʃ/): "way"

ititti (noun, /ɪtiɾɪ/): "wine"

dawai (noun, /dəwaɪ/): "woman"

asum (noun, /əsʌm/): "word"