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Dama

Dama Dictionary

Pronouns

na (pronoun, /næ/): "he"

bith (pronoun, /bið/): "she"

ays (pronoun, /es/): "they"

tes (pronoun, /tɛs/): "you"

ada (pronoun, /ədə/): "we"

za (pronoun, /zə/): "I"

Articles

kik (article, /kik/): "a"

aw (article, /əw/): "the"

Prepositions

baiwama (preposition, /baɪwamə/): "and"

pimitap (preposition, /pɪmɪtəp/): "as"

ijoughv (preposition, /ɪjɒv/): "from"

angathewi (preposition, /æŋəðɛwɪ/): "in"

vavaba (preposition, /vævəbə/): "of"

lashad (preposition, /ləʃəd/): "or"

dasifi (preposition, /dæsɪfi/): "to"

numaylay (preposition, /numele/): "will"

zasi (preposition, /zəsi/): "with"

Numbers

isilun (number, /isilun/): "zero"

jamawd (number, /dʒəmod/): "one"

kada (number, /kədə/): "two"

am (number, /æm/): "three"

vett (number, /vɛɾ/): "four"

pi (number, /pi/): "five"

athoughlu (number, /æðɒlu/): "six"

tinaip (number, /tinaɪp/): "seven"

jainathatt (number, /dʒaɪnəðæɾ/): "eight"

ihitev (number, /ihɪtɛv/): "nine"

oughlittutti (number, /ɒlɪɾʌɾɪ/): "ten"

Questions

witte (question, /wɪɾɛ/): "what"

jafitte (question, /dʒəfɪɾɛ/): "who"

ilimali (question, /ɪlɪmalɪ/): "how"

nasidi (question, /nəsidɪ/): "why"

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

Interjections

thagaj (interjection, /ðəgaj/): "hello"

ttatitha (interjection, /ɾətiðə/): "goodbye"

wa (interjection, /wə/): "hey"

aduthi (interjection, /əduðɪ/): "bye"

akutana (interjection, /əkutənə/): "ouch"

dat (interjection, /dat/): "wow"

ttak (interjection, /ɾək/): "uh"

ttapi (interjection, /ɾəpɪ/): "er"

itouti (interjection, /ɪtaʊtɪ/): "um"

Adverbs

temun (adverb, /tɛmʌn/): "again"

jounattan (adverb, /jaʊnæɾən/): "now"

puf (adverb, /pʌf/): "soon"

al (adverb, /əl/): "often"

pet (adverb, /pɛt/): "sometimes"

datas (adverb, /dətas/): "always"

teku (adverb, /tɛku/): "never"

bi (adverb, /bɪ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

la (adjective, /lə/): "aromatic"

gawtaitaym (adjective, /gotaɪtem/): "basted"

dupi (adjective, /dʌpɪ/): "big"

abif (adjective, /əbif/): "bitter"

zata (adjective, /zəta/): "black"

naila (adjective, /naɪlə/): "blue"

ziting (adjective, /zɪtɪŋ/): "brown"

ra (adjective, /ɹə/): "chilled"

haput (adjective, /həput/): "cold"

danita (adjective, /dənɪtæ/): "curried"

tas (adjective, /təs/): "dark"

thap (adjective, /ðəp/): "deep"

thasida (adjective, /ðəsidə/): "divine"

ilisif (adjective, /ilisɪf/): "drunk"

afigali (adjective, /əfɪgəlɪ/): "empty"

toughdaig (adjective, /tɒdaɪg/): "evil"

athaisa (adjective, /aðaɪsa/): "familiar"

thoughtu (adjective, /ðɒtu/): "fat"

jaw (adjective, /jo/): "flat"

abubida (adjective, /æbʌbɪdə/): "frail"

fik (adjective, /fɪk/): "fried"

emavi (adjective, /ɛməvɪ/): "full"

akenu (adjective, /ækɛnʌ/): "good"

nathisa (adjective, /nəðɪsə/): "green"

sayhuta (adjective, /sehutə/): "grey"

mik (adjective, /mɪk/): "honest"

fisoowun (adjective, /fisʊwun/): "hot"

kayk (adjective, /kek/): "light"

udath (adjective, /ʌdað/): "long"

ath (adjective, /əθ/): "loud"

uttulayki (adjective, /ʌɾuleki/): "mortal"

tti (adjective, /ɾɪ/): "mysterious"

isikith (adjective, /ɪsɪkið/): "narrow"

loughttaila (adjective, /lɒɾaɪlə/): "old"

caja (adjective, /cəja/): "orange"

anekabaw (adjective, /ənɛkæbo/): "pungent"

lesute (adjective, /lɛsʌtɛ/): "purple"

oughte (adjective, /ɒtɛ/): "quiet"

sutt (adjective, /sʌɾ/): "raw"

etav (adjective, /ɛtæv/): "rectangular"

asa (adjective, /əsə/): "red"

uba (adjective, /ubə/): "roasted"

awttadum (adjective, /oɾədum/): "round"

vi (adjective, /vɪ/): "salty"

atawttathu (adjective, /ətoɾæðʌ/): "savory"

oughnakayfoo (adjective, /ɒnəkefʊ/): "shallow"

nashina (adjective, /nəʃinæ/): "short"

uth (adjective, /ʌð/): "smoked"

at (adjective, /æt/): "sober"

ed (adjective, /ɛd/): "sour"

athavisa (adjective, /əðævɪsa/): "spicy"

eshattit (adjective, /ɛʃəɾɪt/): "spiral"

nihath (adjective, /nɪhəð/): "square"

nisu (adjective, /nisʌ/): "steamed"

azoos (adjective, /æzʊs/): "strange"

eluwa (adjective, /ɛlʌwə/): "strong"

apaylizu (adjective, /æpelɪzʌ/): "sturdy"

aw (adjective, /əw/): "sweet"

taz (adjective, /taz/): "tall"

kalapes (adjective, /kalæpɛs/): "thick"

ikawa (adjective, /ikəwə/): "thin"

thihizi (adjective, /ðɪhɪzi/): "warm"

ilittin (adjective, /iliɾɪn/): "weak"

piz (adjective, /pɪz/): "white"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "wide"

esa (adjective, /ɛsə/): "yellow"

ajav (adjective, /əjəv/): "young"

Verbs

bizayvik (verb, /bizevik/): "bake"

ithalami (verb, /iðələmi/): "be"

thapin (verb, /ðəpin/): "belong"

zoucawa (verb, /zaʊcəwə/): "bite"

nan (verb, /nən/): "break"

ashawtti (verb, /əʃoɾɪ/): "burn"

imaittaw (verb, /ɪmaɪɾo/): "come"

lejay (verb, /lɛje/): "die"

toi (verb, /tɔɪ/): "drink"

ena (verb, /ɛnə/): "eat"

maysasay (verb, /mesəse/): "fall"

asithoi (verb, /əsɪðɔɪ/): "fight"

anifai (verb, /anɪfaɪ/): "find"

luta (verb, /lutə/): "fish"

ahattaidoi (verb, /əhəɾaɪdɔɪ/): "fly"

zin (verb, /zɪn/): "frown"

vaivatt (verb, /vaɪvəɾ/): "go"

attawthasi (verb, /æɾoθəʒ/): "growl"

anaw (verb, /əno/): "hate"

kad (verb, /kəd/): "have"

ibinaichi (verb, /ibɪnaɪtʃɪ/): "hear"

inutusa (verb, /ɪnʌtusæ/): "hide"

matawnarr (verb, /matonər/): "hold"

baypita (verb, /bepitə/): "hunt"

asidi (verb, /əsɪdi/): "jump"

itatt (verb, /ɪtaɾ/): "kill"

ma (verb, /mə/): "know"

awniked (verb, /onɪkɛd/): "laugh"

ile (verb, /ilɛ/): "lie"

atha (verb, /əðə/): "live"

koughta (verb, /kɒtæ/): "lose"

dina (verb, /dinə/): "love"

isusin (verb, /ɪsʌsin/): "need"

tikasah (verb, /tikəsæh/): "own"

thapasatt (verb, /ðəpəsəɾ/): "roast"

ithatum (verb, /ɪðətʌm/): "run"

edasadi (verb, /ɛdəsədɪ/): "see"

udikat (verb, /ʌdɪkət/): "sit"

aku (verb, /əkʌ/): "sleep"

nguvini (verb, /ŋuvɪnɪ/): "smell"

att (verb, /əɾ/): "smile"

oughlataka (verb, /ɒlətəkæ/): "stand"

aba (verb, /əbə/): "strike"

itt (verb, /ɪɾ/): "swallow"

wasa (verb, /wəsə/): "swim"

ab (verb, /əb/): "taste"

ishanoowu (verb, /iʃənʊwʌ/): "throw"

jookaza (verb, /jʊkəzə/): "walk"

ahanav (verb, /ahənəv/): "want"

Nouns

athin (noun, /əðin/): "afternoon"

at (noun, /æt/): "ale"

ittih (noun, /ɪɾɪh/): "all"

sedaynatt (noun, /sɛdenaɾ/): "alligator"

ayzafe (noun, /ezəfɛ/): "arm"

ama (noun, /əma/): "ash"

alaivai (noun, /ælaɪvaɪ/): "aunt"

ashattoughn (noun, /əʃəɾɒn/): "axe"

etta (noun, /ɛɾə/): "bark"

wat (noun, /wat/): "bay"

vuttawic (noun, /vʌɾəwɪc/): "beer"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "beet"

ooputhim (noun, /ʊpuðɪm/): "bird"

ek (noun, /ɛk/): "blood"

itawtith (noun, /itotið/): "boar"

ithimaz (noun, /ɪðɪmæz/): "bone"

puttad (noun, /puɾəd/): "breakfast"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "breast"

aifatta (noun, /aɪfæɾə/): "brother"

awaihathi (noun, /əwaɪhəðɪ/): "castle"

ttethubad (noun, /ɾɛðubəd/): "cat"

utt (noun, /uɾ/): "cat"

atuma (noun, /ətumæ/): "chest"

sazulik (noun, /sazulɪk/): "chicken"

nisoonim (noun, /nɪsʊnɪm/): "claw"

fanipen (noun, /fənɪpɛn/): "cloud"

awna (noun, /onə/): "coconut"

simatt (noun, /simaɾ/): "crime"

kukuma (noun, /kʌkumə/): "day"

lajetti (noun, /lajɛɾi/): "dinner"

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

wa (noun, /wə/): "drink"

nadasim (noun, /nədæsɪm/): "dungeon"

inu (noun, /inu/): "ear"

zaz (noun, /zəz/): "earth"

latt (noun, /ləɾ/): "egg"

zajitay (noun, /zəjɪte/): "elder"

zough (noun, /zɒ/): "enemy"

akaybatu (noun, /əkebætʌ/): "evening"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "eye"

nafu (noun, /nafʌ/): "family"

soughvan (noun, /sɒvən/): "father"

dough (noun, /dɒ/): "feather"

ipaiti (noun, /ɪpaɪtɪ/): "fight"

asebaha (noun, /əsɛbəhə/): "finger"

ufekaysa (noun, /ʌfɛkesə/): "fire"

aipanine (noun, /aɪpənɪnɛ/): "fish"

ngat (noun, /ŋət/): "flesh"

thawtitt (noun, /θotɪɾ/): "foot"

katimap (noun, /kətɪməp/): "forest"

upima (noun, /upɪma/): "fox"

tta (noun, /ɾa/): "friend"

tulattough (noun, /tuləɾɒ/): "goose"

ak (noun, /æk/): "grease"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "group"

waik (noun, /waɪk/): "gulf"

naittipout (noun, /naɪɾɪpaʊt/): "hair"

ngaw (noun, /ŋo/): "hand"

ttu (noun, /ɾu/): "hat"

si (noun, /sɪ/): "hate"

nadawne (noun, /nədonɛ/): "head"

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

ninashaf (noun, /nɪnəʃəf/): "horn"

anuthayh (noun, /ənuðeh/): "horse"

amivas (noun, /əmɪvəs/): "house"

daypiv (noun, /depɪv/): "inn"

nivivak (noun, /nivivæk/): "island"

fayh (noun, /feh/): "jaw"

wouf (noun, /waʊf/): "lake"

ngiwa (noun, /ŋiwə/): "leaf"

ip (noun, /ɪp/): "leg"

ittittatt (noun, /iɾɪɾəɾ/): "liver"

uma (noun, /ʌmə/): "louse"

savi (noun, /səvɪ/): "love"

soulichaj (noun, /saʊlichədʒ/): "lunch"

lithil (noun, /lɪðil/): "man"

til (noun, /til/): "many"

ekatt (noun, /ɛkəɾ/): "meal"

sia (noun, /ʒə/): "metal"

taikawutt (noun, /taɪkəwʌɾ/): "mine"

akazap (noun, /əkəzəp/): "monster"

yim (noun, /yɪm/): "moon"

av (noun, /əv/): "morning"

attat (noun, /æɾət/): "mother"

vaythasa (noun, /veðæsə/): "mountain"

ttayttazit (noun, /ɾeɾəzit/): "mouth"

ukayf (noun, /ʌkef/): "name"

kathi (noun, /kəði/): "neck"

aicha (noun, /aɪtʃə/): "night"

fay (noun, /fe/): "noodle"

katenay (noun, /kætɛne/): "nose"

dawa (noun, /dəwə/): "ocean"

boughpesi (noun, /bɒpɛsɪ/): "parent"

ith (noun, /ɪð/): "path"

moo (noun, /mʊ/): "peace"

umaith (noun, /umaɪð/): "pepper"

paitt (noun, /paɪɾ/): "person"

noughj (noun, /nɒdʒ/): "pie"

nami (noun, /nəmɪ/): "pig"

atathu (noun, /ətəðu/): "rabbit"

imah (noun, /ɪməh/): "rain"

izis (noun, /ɪzɪs/): "rat"

sishacha (noun, /sɪʃəxə/): "river"

uninge (noun, /uniŋɛ/): "robe"

ing (noun, /ɪŋ/): "rock"

takagut (noun, /təkəgut/): "root"

ar (noun, /əɹ/): "salt"

mat (noun, /mət/): "sand"

athab (noun, /əðəb/): "seed"

afan (noun, /æfən/): "sibling"

zi (noun, /zɪ/): "sister"

sou (noun, /saʊ/): "skin"

mawa (noun, /məwæ/): "sky"

nu (noun, /nʌ/): "smoke"

oughtanayngi (noun, /ɒtæneŋi/): "snake"

angunatt (noun, /əŋunəɾ/): "soup"

ticaina (noun, /tɪcaɪnə/): "star"

wai (noun, /waɪ/): "stew"

ttittajuth (noun, /ɾɪɾæjʌð/): "stomach"

et (noun, /ɛt/): "stone"

ulupepi (noun, /ulupɛpi/): "stream"

imin (noun, /imɪn/): "sun"

iza (noun, /ɪzæ/): "sword"

uthasoughz (noun, /uðəsɒz/): "tail"

az (noun, /əz/): "tavern"

ipawttuv (noun, /ɪpoɾuv/): "thumb"

awdihat (noun, /odihət/): "tongue"

asunam (noun, /əsunəm/): "tooth"

aythin (noun, /eðɪn/): "tree"

soutimu (noun, /saʊtɪmu/): "truth"

na (noun, /næ/): "uncle"

iyahaz (noun, /ɪyəhəz/): "valley"

la (noun, /lə/): "war"

nimi (noun, /nimi/): "water"

aytain (noun, /etaɪn/): "way"

ouvikaini (noun, /aʊvɪkaɪnɪ/): "wine"

atetaja (noun, /ətɛtəjə/): "woman"

sathe (noun, /sæðɛ/): "word"