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Abidaj

Abidaj Dictionary

Pronouns

ttett (pronoun, /ɾɛɾ/): "he"

ak (pronoun, /ak/): "she"

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

ikai (pronoun, /ɪkaɪ/): "you"

sin (pronoun, /sɪn/): "we"

wu (pronoun, /wu/): "I"

Articles

thi (article, /ðɪ/): "a"

nak (article, /nak/): "the"

Prepositions

ekittatt (preposition, /ɛkɪɾəɾ/): "and"

atittett (preposition, /ətiɾɛɾ/): "as"

aitath (preposition, /aɪtəθ/): "from"

ilai (preposition, /ilaɪ/): "in"

aben (preposition, /əbɛn/): "of"

at (preposition, /ət/): "or"

awmettay (preposition, /omɛɾe/): "to"

ttazaisi (preposition, /ɾəzaɪsɪ/): "will"

ilim (preposition, /ɪlɪm/): "with"

Numbers

tte (number, /ɾɛ/): "zero"

in (number, /in/): "one"

oughsujan (number, /ɒsʌjən/): "two"

nitt (number, /nɪɾ/): "three"

na (number, /na/): "four"

aytaitana (number, /etaɪtənə/): "five"

aylefipi (number, /elɛfipi/): "six"

ama (number, /əmə/): "seven"

atha (number, /æðə/): "eight"

atitam (number, /ətɪtəm/): "nine"

lad (number, /ləd/): "ten"

Questions

ata (question, /ətə/): "what"

tat (question, /tət/): "who"

fawawp (question, /fəwop/): "how"

angoughttough (question, /əŋɒɾɒ/): "why"

lamatt (question, /ləməɾ/): "when"

Interjections

ijate (interjection, /ɪdʒətɛ/): "hello"

midiz (interjection, /mɪdiz/): "goodbye"

voughth (interjection, /vɒð/): "hey"

attec (interjection, /əɾɛc/): "bye"

etuza (interjection, /ɛtʌzə/): "ouch"

enitte (interjection, /ɛnɪɾɛ/): "wow"

jinousik (interjection, /dʒɪnaʊsik/): "uh"

paylaw (interjection, /peləw/): "er"

teda (interjection, /tɛdə/): "um"

Adverbs

zawtikab (adverb, /zotikəb/): "again"

afay (adverb, /əfe/): "now"

ttasha (adverb, /ɾəʃə/): "soon"

adan (adverb, /ədən/): "often"

ikal (adverb, /ikal/): "sometimes"

fuz (adverb, /fʌz/): "always"

ubawmoughng (adverb, /ʌbomɒŋ/): "never"

oughzisaws (adverb, /ɒzɪsos/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ul (adjective, /ul/): "aromatic"

maqa (adjective, /məqə/): "basted"

uvayhi (adjective, /uvehɪ/): "big"

isaza (adjective, /isəza/): "bitter"

ulaloughtti (adjective, /ʌləlɒɾɪ/): "black"

usitiw (adjective, /usɪtɪw/): "blue"

hasel (adjective, /həsɛl/): "brown"

ttainach (adjective, /ɾaɪnəx/): "chilled"

lashak (adjective, /ləʃək/): "cold"

ebutt (adjective, /ɛbuɾ/): "curried"

ayzosiah (adjective, /ezɔʒəh/): "dark"

ur (adjective, /ʌɹ/): "deep"

ev (adjective, /ɛv/): "divine"

ngama (adjective, /ŋəmə/): "drunk"

thivatt (adjective, /θivəɾ/): "empty"

kattouttu (adjective, /kəɾaʊɾʌ/): "evil"

cuttetta (adjective, /cʌɾɛɾa/): "familiar"

mini (adjective, /mɪnɪ/): "fat"

ina (adjective, /inə/): "flat"

zai (adjective, /zaɪ/): "frail"

ahetini (adjective, /əhɛtinɪ/): "fried"

alithil (adjective, /əliðɪl/): "full"

namoo (adjective, /nəmʊ/): "good"

iwu (adjective, /ɪwu/): "green"

ujakaze (adjective, /ujəkəzɛ/): "grey"

pitita (adjective, /pɪtɪtə/): "honest"

azitt (adjective, /əzɪɾ/): "hot"

abagu (adjective, /əbægʌ/): "light"

itani (adjective, /itənɪ/): "long"

ittoughtt (adjective, /iɾɒɾ/): "loud"

chas (adjective, /tʃəs/): "mortal"

aitizitt (adjective, /aɪtɪziɾ/): "mysterious"

am (adjective, /əm/): "narrow"

avutta (adjective, /əvʌɾa/): "old"

adilizai (adjective, /ədɪlizaɪ/): "orange"

itsith (adjective, /ɪtsɪð/): "pungent"

avidit (adjective, /əvidɪt/): "purple"

taviza (adjective, /təvɪzə/): "quiet"

di (adjective, /dɪ/): "raw"

nayha (adjective, /nehə/): "rectangular"

ad (adjective, /əd/): "red"

ad (adjective, /əd/): "roasted"

nijaytt (adjective, /nɪjeɾ/): "round"

lali (adjective, /ləli/): "salty"

ewod (adjective, /ɛwɔd/): "savory"

zaz (adjective, /zəz/): "shallow"

su (adjective, /su/): "short"

uttatta (adjective, /ʌɾəɾə/): "smoked"

weka (adjective, /wɛkə/): "sober"

ajaze (adjective, /əjəzɛ/): "sour"

ittetta (adjective, /iɾɛɾə/): "spicy"

ngay (adjective, /ŋe/): "spiral"

wettai (adjective, /wɛɾaɪ/): "square"

la (adjective, /læ/): "steamed"

avoudilay (adjective, /ævaʊdɪle/): "strange"

at (adjective, /ət/): "strong"

zaw (adjective, /zo/): "sturdy"

ba (adjective, /bə/): "sweet"

datas (adjective, /dətæs/): "tall"

awbathatha (adjective, /obaðəðə/): "thick"

oughtu (adjective, /ɒtʌ/): "thin"

fadase (adjective, /fədəsɛ/): "warm"

ttaymawja (adjective, /ɾemodʒə/): "weak"

pangize (adjective, /pəŋizɛ/): "white"

tat (adjective, /tət/): "wide"

itakav (adjective, /ɪtəkəv/): "yellow"

ikavough (adjective, /ikəvɒ/): "young"

Verbs

ettapaithaw (verb, /ɛɾæpaɪðo/): "bake"

alatt (verb, /ələɾ/): "be"

unadi (verb, /unədɪ/): "belong"

ing (verb, /ɪŋ/): "bite"

ttilis (verb, /ɾɪlɪs/): "break"

is (verb, /ɪs/): "burn"

al (verb, /əl/): "come"

je (verb, /dʒɛ/): "die"

ihuchatte (verb, /ihʌxəɾɛ/): "drink"

zaduttu (verb, /zæduɾu/): "eat"

aizad (verb, /aɪzəd/): "fall"

ayli (verb, /elɪ/): "fight"

ayw (verb, /ew/): "find"

nadad (verb, /nədəd/): "fish"

isiaythif (verb, /iʒeðif/): "fly"

ethay (verb, /ɛθe/): "frown"

uttinit (verb, /uɾɪnit/): "go"

bawchelap (verb, /botʃɛləp/): "growl"

oughnga (verb, /ɒŋæ/): "hate"

takamough (verb, /takæmɒ/): "have"

nasaip (verb, /nəsaɪp/): "hear"

maisakoughk (verb, /maɪsəkɒk/): "hide"

ttitta (verb, /ɾiɾə/): "hold"

ngi (verb, /ŋɪ/): "hunt"

dij (verb, /dɪj/): "jump"

anayttafa (verb, /əneɾəfæ/): "kill"

ewisoughtt (verb, /ɛwisɒɾ/): "know"

anettami (verb, /anɛɾəmi/): "laugh"

namina (verb, /nəmɪnə/): "lie"

ti (verb, /ti/): "live"

neneth (verb, /nɛnɛð/): "lose"

utte (verb, /uɾɛ/): "love"

ttid (verb, /ɾɪd/): "need"

amu (verb, /əmʌ/): "own"

ttett (verb, /ɾɛɾ/): "roast"

athisan (verb, /əðisæn/): "run"

ttiting (verb, /ɾɪtɪŋ/): "see"

izatha (verb, /ɪzəðæ/): "sit"

inefa (verb, /ɪnɛfə/): "sleep"

ich (verb, /ɪx/): "smell"

pattattu (verb, /pəɾəɾu/): "smile"

ttawwakiz (verb, /ɾowəkiz/): "stand"

nata (verb, /nətə/): "strike"

gu (verb, /gʌ/): "swallow"

nawtough (verb, /notɒ/): "swim"

ifasa (verb, /ɪfəsə/): "taste"

atanatha (verb, /ətænəða/): "throw"

uminoughth (verb, /ʌmɪnɒð/): "walk"

ngikal (verb, /ŋɪkəl/): "want"

Nouns

na (noun, /nə/): "afternoon"

tana (noun, /tænə/): "ale"

tawoughh (noun, /təwɒh/): "all"

aittatati (noun, /aɪɾætətɪ/): "alligator"

ipashad (noun, /ɪpəʃəd/): "arm"

ithabeva (noun, /iðəbɛvə/): "ash"

nan (noun, /nən/): "aunt"

ingidum (noun, /ɪŋɪdum/): "axe"

sa (noun, /sə/): "bark"

nidafa (noun, /nɪdəfæ/): "bay"

oon (noun, /ʊn/): "beer"

utawtaish (noun, /ʌtotaɪʃ/): "beet"

na (noun, /næ/): "bird"

shel (noun, /ʃɛl/): "blood"

tooz (noun, /tʊz/): "boar"

izik (noun, /ɪzɪk/): "bone"

upisa (noun, /ʌpisə/): "breakfast"

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

ttit (noun, /ɾɪt/): "brother"

ijiva (noun, /ɪjɪvə/): "castle"

anim (noun, /ænɪm/): "cat"

va (noun, /və/): "cat"

pi (noun, /pɪ/): "chest"

ladi (noun, /lədɪ/): "chicken"

dahidak (noun, /dəhidək/): "claw"

sawsuki (noun, /sosʌkɪ/): "cloud"

nu (noun, /nʌ/): "coconut"

dina (noun, /dinə/): "crime"

oulitata (noun, /aʊlɪtətə/): "day"

se (noun, /sɛ/): "dinner"

athe (noun, /æðɛ/): "dog"

idavats (noun, /ɪdavəts/): "drink"

aket (noun, /ækɛt/): "dungeon"

efi (noun, /ɛfi/): "ear"

thanaba (noun, /ðənæbə/): "earth"

attaw (noun, /əɾo/): "egg"

anouw (noun, /ənaʊw/): "elder"

ichooziw (noun, /ɪtʃʊziw/): "enemy"

uttayd (noun, /ʌɾed/): "evening"

waymattik (noun, /wemaɾik/): "eye"

noughw (noun, /nɒw/): "family"

ana (noun, /ənə/): "father"

izam (noun, /ɪzəm/): "feather"

dun (noun, /dʌn/): "fight"

thooshapough (noun, /ðʊʃəpɒ/): "finger"

ak (noun, /ək/): "fire"

ila (noun, /ɪlə/): "fish"

asanettay (noun, /æsənɛɾe/): "flesh"

attun (noun, /əɾun/): "foot"

aitoo (noun, /aɪtʊ/): "forest"

vay (noun, /ve/): "fox"

dinamitt (noun, /dɪnəmiɾ/): "friend"

laza (noun, /ləzə/): "goose"

unizan (noun, /unizan/): "grease"

na (noun, /nə/): "group"

itan (noun, /ɪtən/): "gulf"

gawha (noun, /gohæ/): "hair"

dudittoughtt (noun, /dudɪɾɒɾ/): "hand"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "hat"

asuta (noun, /əsʌta/): "hate"

me (noun, /mɛ/): "head"

haymawthat (noun, /hemoðət/): "hill"

ttef (noun, /ɾɛf/): "horn"

lay (noun, /le/): "horse"

etipi (noun, /ɛtipɪ/): "house"

il (noun, /ɪl/): "inn"

usadala (noun, /ʌsədala/): "island"

ttipaytt (noun, /ɾipeɾ/): "jaw"

uth (noun, /ʌð/): "lake"

vadata (noun, /vədətə/): "leaf"

oudanin (noun, /aʊdænin/): "leg"

aypattai (noun, /epəɾaɪ/): "liver"

asucaw (noun, /asʌcəw/): "louse"

etai (noun, /ɛtaɪ/): "love"

abi (noun, /əbɪ/): "lunch"

nay (noun, /ne/): "man"

titama (noun, /tɪtəmə/): "many"

napi (noun, /næpi/): "meal"

aithangaz (noun, /aɪðəŋəz/): "metal"

zainuda (noun, /zaɪnudə/): "mine"

ut (noun, /ut/): "monster"

itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "moon"

ttittin (noun, /ɾɪɾin/): "morning"

nilattath (noun, /nɪləɾəð/): "mother"

hab (noun, /həb/): "mountain"

uhikoughl (noun, /ʌhɪkɒl/): "mouth"

al (noun, /əl/): "name"

wawzu (noun, /wozu/): "neck"

angoutta (noun, /aŋaʊɾə/): "night"

apipe (noun, /əpipɛ/): "noodle"

itava (noun, /itævæ/): "nose"

anawne (noun, /ənonɛ/): "ocean"

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

idasusa (noun, /ɪdəsusə/): "path"

faidain (noun, /faɪdaɪn/): "peace"

upaleja (noun, /ʌpəlɛja/): "pepper"

oughlave (noun, /ɒləvɛ/): "person"

ttini (noun, /ɾɪnɪ/): "pie"

aypi (noun, /epɪ/): "pig"

alaybit (noun, /əlebit/): "rabbit"

kapai (noun, /kæpaɪ/): "rain"

aitife (noun, /aɪtifɛ/): "rat"

noughnatiz (noun, /nɒnətɪz/): "river"

anoughti (noun, /ənɒti/): "robe"

titizith (noun, /titizɪð/): "rock"

anin (noun, /ənin/): "root"

anough (noun, /anɒ/): "salt"

nizidang (noun, /nɪzɪdəŋ/): "sand"

afita (noun, /əfɪtə/): "seed"

imub (noun, /imub/): "sibling"

tattani (noun, /tæɾənɪ/): "sister"

ttetaga (noun, /ɾɛtəga/): "skin"

adunittai (noun, /əduniɾaɪ/): "sky"

thajew (noun, /ðəjɛw/): "smoke"

daitaw (noun, /daɪtəw/): "snake"

mam (noun, /mæm/): "soup"

ajivoughn (noun, /əjɪvɒn/): "star"

ne (noun, /nɛ/): "stew"

adasa (noun, /ədəsæ/): "stomach"

abab (noun, /əbæb/): "stone"

aha (noun, /æha/): "stream"

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

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

idimoughd (noun, /ɪdimɒd/): "tail"

iz (noun, /ɪz/): "tavern"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "thumb"

ittalud (noun, /ɪɾəlud/): "tongue"

joonipa (noun, /dʒʊnɪpə/): "tooth"

arr (noun, /ər/): "tree"

ibit (noun, /ɪbɪt/): "truth"

zalut (noun, /zəlut/): "uncle"

adaka (noun, /ədəka/): "valley"

nedoughten (noun, /nɛdɒtɛn/): "war"

atu (noun, /ətʌ/): "water"

linithiz (noun, /lɪniðiz/): "way"

ayg (noun, /eg/): "wine"

misawme (noun, /mɪsomɛ/): "woman"

daysiwoosh (noun, /desɪwʊʃ/): "word"