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Attaw

Attaw Dictionary

Pronouns

bi (pronoun, /bɪ/): "he"

va (pronoun, /və/): "she"

tta (pronoun, /ɾə/): "they"

attu (pronoun, /æɾu/): "you"

ti (pronoun, /tɪ/): "we"

mi (pronoun, /mɪ/): "I"

Articles

dat (article, /dət/): "a"

poo (article, /pʊ/): "the"

Prepositions

af (preposition, /æf/): "and"

vizen (preposition, /vɪzɛn/): "as"

li (preposition, /li/): "from"

haj (preposition, /hæj/): "in"

isi (preposition, /ɪsɪ/): "of"

lutt (preposition, /luɾ/): "or"

di (preposition, /di/): "to"

nachaj (preposition, /nətʃəj/): "will"

ut (preposition, /ʌt/): "with"

Numbers

waidaz (number, /waɪdəz/): "zero"

niva (number, /nɪvə/): "one"

toothanayl (number, /tʊðænel/): "two"

liz (number, /lɪz/): "three"

kij (number, /kɪj/): "four"

sath (number, /səð/): "five"

thattawmu (number, /ðæɾomʌ/): "six"

koughtin (number, /kɒtɪn/): "seven"

akilen (number, /əkilɛn/): "eight"

luta (number, /lutə/): "nine"

itap (number, /itəp/): "ten"

Questions

na (question, /næ/): "what"

nati (question, /nətɪ/): "who"

ibukadai (question, /ɪbʌkədaɪ/): "how"

apakaz (question, /əpækəz/): "why"

ibad (question, /ibəd/): "when"

Interjections

zeda (interjection, /zɛdə/): "hello"

ini (interjection, /ɪnɪ/): "goodbye"

ki (interjection, /kɪ/): "hey"

ute (interjection, /ʌtɛ/): "bye"

anu (interjection, /ənʌ/): "ouch"

ir (interjection, /iɹ/): "wow"

aybehana (interjection, /ebɛhənə/): "uh"

ittattapi (interjection, /ɪɾaɾəpɪ/): "er"

singi (interjection, /siŋi/): "um"

Adverbs

taga (adverb, /təgæ/): "again"

mup (adverb, /mup/): "now"

lul (adverb, /lul/): "soon"

anetto (adverb, /ænɛɾɔ/): "often"

uchettatt (adverb, /utʃɛɾəɾ/): "sometimes"

thettet (adverb, /ðɛɾɛt/): "always"

wangi (adverb, /wəŋi/): "never"

imaw (adverb, /ɪmo/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ika (adjective, /ɪkæ/): "aromatic"

pe (adjective, /pɛ/): "basted"

nadetti (adjective, /nədɛɾɪ/): "big"

ifuv (adjective, /ɪfʌv/): "bitter"

thapi (adjective, /θəpɪ/): "black"

nawittash (adjective, /nəwiɾəʃ/): "blue"

oute (adjective, /aʊtɛ/): "brown"

afeb (adjective, /afɛb/): "chilled"

hougis (adjective, /haʊgɪs/): "cold"

atoomitta (adjective, /atʊmiɾə/): "curried"

anenin (adjective, /anɛnɪn/): "dark"

anasha (adjective, /ənəʃə/): "deep"

afa (adjective, /əfæ/): "divine"

faypaw (adjective, /fepo/): "drunk"

ilawa (adjective, /ɪləwə/): "empty"

esa (adjective, /ɛsə/): "evil"

ajatt (adjective, /æjaɾ/): "familiar"

animah (adjective, /ənɪməh/): "fat"

ivitu (adjective, /ɪvitu/): "flat"

asoughfit (adjective, /əsɒfit/): "frail"

irritan (adjective, /ɪritən/): "fried"

ttedithas (adjective, /ɾɛdɪðəs/): "full"

kehi (adjective, /kɛhi/): "good"

kuni (adjective, /kunɪ/): "green"

taw (adjective, /to/): "grey"

titta (adjective, /tiɾa/): "honest"

ttok (adjective, /ɾɔk/): "hot"

aysash (adjective, /esəʃ/): "light"

qanani (adjective, /qənənɪ/): "long"

jas (adjective, /jəs/): "loud"

ak (adjective, /ək/): "mortal"

ittitav (adjective, /ɪɾɪtəv/): "mysterious"

ifough (adjective, /ɪfɒ/): "narrow"

thid (adjective, /ðɪd/): "old"

asa (adjective, /əsə/): "orange"

ttayl (adjective, /ɾel/): "pungent"

ipan (adjective, /ɪpæn/): "purple"

lilat (adjective, /lɪlət/): "quiet"

zisoittas (adjective, /zɪsɔɪɾæs/): "raw"

aydatte (adjective, /edəɾɛ/): "rectangular"

tizaita (adjective, /tɪzaɪtæ/): "red"

emutami (adjective, /ɛmutəmɪ/): "roasted"

ejuvaj (adjective, /ɛjʌvədʒ/): "round"

azasav (adjective, /əzəsæv/): "salty"

dekettous (adjective, /dɛkɛɾaʊs/): "savory"

ttamesh (adjective, /ɾæmɛʃ/): "shallow"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "short"

thajaida (adjective, /θəjaɪdə/): "smoked"

pikaimal (adjective, /pikaɪməl/): "sober"

ttatis (adjective, /ɾətis/): "sour"

ittad (adjective, /iɾəd/): "spicy"

pa (adjective, /pæ/): "spiral"

hin (adjective, /hɪn/): "square"

wad (adjective, /wəd/): "steamed"

adu (adjective, /ədʌ/): "strange"

kithayfay (adjective, /kiðefe/): "strong"

na (adjective, /nə/): "sturdy"

oughtanedd (adjective, /ɒtənɛɽ/): "sweet"

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

soughz (adjective, /sɒz/): "thick"

nashitsis (adjective, /nəʃitsɪs/): "thin"

ttanganin (adjective, /ɾəŋənɪn/): "warm"

isula (adjective, /ɪsʌlə/): "weak"

sesichan (adjective, /sɛsɪtʃən/): "white"

azal (adjective, /əzəl/): "wide"

anitt (adjective, /æniɾ/): "yellow"

oughnuha (adjective, /ɒnuhæ/): "young"

Verbs

theta (verb, /ðɛtə/): "bake"

aidasa (verb, /aɪdæsə/): "be"

nathup (verb, /nəðup/): "belong"

awma (verb, /omə/): "bite"

atama (verb, /ətæmə/): "break"

ka (verb, /kə/): "burn"

ttuwisu (verb, /ɾuwisʌ/): "come"

waytte (verb, /weɾɛ/): "die"

sas (verb, /səs/): "drink"

gitith (verb, /gitið/): "eat"

err (verb, /ɛr/): "fall"

timiz (verb, /tɪmɪz/): "fight"

lisuk (verb, /lisʌk/): "find"

uth (verb, /uð/): "fish"

ataviki (verb, /ətəvɪki/): "fly"

attattana (verb, /əɾaɾənə/): "frown"

daze (verb, /dəzɛ/): "go"

igittan (verb, /ɪgɪɾən/): "growl"

thoughnithood (verb, /ðɒnɪðʊd/): "hate"

haw (verb, /ho/): "have"

up (verb, /ʌp/): "hear"

nid (verb, /nɪd/): "hide"

tadough (verb, /tədɒ/): "hold"

ku (verb, /kʌ/): "hunt"

an (verb, /an/): "jump"

inaf (verb, /inəf/): "kill"

inaji (verb, /inədʒɪ/): "know"

nip (verb, /nɪp/): "laugh"

ngitha (verb, /ŋiðə/): "lie"

pemini (verb, /pɛmɪnɪ/): "live"

isizam (verb, /ɪsɪzam/): "lose"

aythatuth (verb, /eðətuð/): "love"

fainapatt (verb, /faɪnəpæɾ/): "need"

uzittabi (verb, /ʌzɪɾəbi/): "own"

anunapu (verb, /ænunəpu/): "roast"

boughtta (verb, /bɒɾə/): "run"

nis (verb, /nis/): "see"

pawlai (verb, /polaɪ/): "sit"

ootti (verb, /ʊɾi/): "sleep"

wikeja (verb, /wɪkɛdʒə/): "smell"

asenatta (verb, /əsɛnæɾə/): "smile"

shoughk (verb, /ʃɒk/): "stand"

ijudai (verb, /ijudaɪ/): "strike"

aittainat (verb, /aɪɾaɪnat/): "swallow"

inoughgin (verb, /ɪnɒgɪn/): "swim"

tawata (verb, /tawətə/): "taste"

afizehu (verb, /əfɪzɛhu/): "throw"

ittathikaw (verb, /ɪɾəðɪko/): "walk"

us (verb, /us/): "want"

Nouns

bade (noun, /badɛ/): "afternoon"

taw (noun, /to/): "ale"

nenettu (noun, /nɛnɛɾʌ/): "all"

hi (noun, /hi/): "alligator"

attathang (noun, /əɾəðæŋ/): "arm"

unase (noun, /ʌnæsɛ/): "ash"

labivad (noun, /ləbɪvəd/): "aunt"

si (noun, /si/): "axe"

avaytta (noun, /əveɾə/): "bark"

tta (noun, /ɾa/): "bay"

udawa (noun, /udəwa/): "beer"

ttich (noun, /ɾɪtʃ/): "beet"

aybihat (noun, /ebihət/): "bird"

aga (noun, /agə/): "blood"

oofaka (noun, /ʊfəkə/): "boar"

wan (noun, /wən/): "bone"

atina (noun, /atɪnə/): "breakfast"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "breast"

ttawd (noun, /ɾod/): "brother"

uzith (noun, /uzið/): "castle"

oughkun (noun, /ɒkʌn/): "cat"

zizik (noun, /zɪzɪk/): "cat"

nga (noun, /ŋæ/): "chest"

udidou (noun, /ʌdɪdaʊ/): "chicken"

imiwen (noun, /imɪwɛn/): "claw"

usitu (noun, /usɪtu/): "cloud"

oughkenawda (noun, /ɒkɛnodə/): "coconut"

udanid (noun, /udanɪd/): "crime"

atta (noun, /əɾə/): "day"

oonu (noun, /ʊnu/): "dinner"

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

umupasay (noun, /ʌmʌpæse/): "drink"

ittatin (noun, /ɪɾætɪn/): "dungeon"

nanab (noun, /nənab/): "ear"

echattutta (noun, /ɛtʃaɾʌɾə/): "earth"

dattatin (noun, /dæɾətin/): "egg"

aingawg (noun, /aɪŋog/): "elder"

atasith (noun, /atasið/): "enemy"

ishivaws (noun, /ɪʃɪvos/): "evening"

aka (noun, /akæ/): "eye"

pahinav (noun, /pəhɪnəv/): "family"

aywuti (noun, /ewʌtɪ/): "father"

itt (noun, /iɾ/): "feather"

tazinas (noun, /tæzɪnas/): "fight"

adecha (noun, /ədɛtʃa/): "finger"

itawt (noun, /ɪtot/): "fire"

awttinava (noun, /oɾinævə/): "fish"

aynisath (noun, /enɪsað/): "flesh"

alutsawla (noun, /alutsolə/): "foot"

kagi (noun, /kəgɪ/): "forest"

thashin (noun, /ðəʃin/): "fox"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "friend"

al (noun, /əl/): "goose"

awbawte (noun, /obotɛ/): "grease"

attawaysi (noun, /əɾəwesi/): "group"

apahooti (noun, /əpæhʊti/): "gulf"

tooda (noun, /tʊdə/): "hair"

ubih (noun, /ʌbɪh/): "hand"

iwa (noun, /ɪwə/): "hat"

angidi (noun, /əŋidɪ/): "hate"

itifai (noun, /itifaɪ/): "head"

si (noun, /sɪ/): "hill"

tattawn (noun, /tæɾon/): "horn"

api (noun, /əpi/): "horse"

iva (noun, /ɪvə/): "house"

lis (noun, /lɪs/): "inn"

anizis (noun, /ənizis/): "island"

tatu (noun, /tətʌ/): "jaw"

itash (noun, /ɪtæʃ/): "lake"

el (noun, /ɛl/): "leaf"

attarr (noun, /aɾər/): "leg"

ddit (noun, /ɽɪt/): "liver"

vaqatt (noun, /vaqæɾ/): "louse"

inuwoutu (noun, /inuwaʊtʌ/): "love"

ami (noun, /æmɪ/): "lunch"

zape (noun, /zəpɛ/): "man"

ika (noun, /ɪkə/): "many"

oupid (noun, /aʊpɪd/): "meal"

tidayh (noun, /tɪdeh/): "metal"

shata (noun, /ʃətæ/): "mine"

binough (noun, /bɪnɒ/): "monster"

adawmi (noun, /ədomi/): "moon"

lid (noun, /lɪd/): "morning"

nguv (noun, /ŋʌv/): "mother"

apam (noun, /əpam/): "mountain"

eva (noun, /ɛvə/): "mouth"

zatt (noun, /zæɾ/): "name"

ha (noun, /hə/): "neck"

ittittay (noun, /ɪɾɪɾe/): "night"

awttain (noun, /oɾaɪn/): "noodle"

aysoonetu (noun, /esʊnɛtʌ/): "nose"

isaman (noun, /ɪsamən/): "ocean"

taijai (noun, /taɪdʒaɪ/): "parent"

asututi (noun, /əsutʌtɪ/): "path"

dini (noun, /dɪnɪ/): "peace"

aik (noun, /aɪk/): "pepper"

abi (noun, /əbɪ/): "person"

nathabith (noun, /nəðæbɪð/): "pie"

awti (noun, /oti/): "pig"

farr (noun, /fər/): "rabbit"

pagasough (noun, /pægəsɒ/): "rain"

asanu (noun, /əsənʌ/): "rat"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "river"

adanishi (noun, /adəniʃɪ/): "robe"

ilapa (noun, /ɪləpə/): "rock"

imough (noun, /ɪmɒ/): "root"

nattouhai (noun, /nəɾaʊhaɪ/): "salt"

dainga (noun, /daɪŋə/): "sand"

wahabaw (noun, /wəhəbo/): "seed"

atifi (noun, /ətifɪ/): "sibling"

af (noun, /æf/): "sister"

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

ivaza (noun, /ɪvaza/): "sky"

aws (noun, /os/): "smoke"

ile (noun, /ilɛ/): "snake"

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

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

idu (noun, /ɪdʌ/): "stew"

akadesa (noun, /əkədɛsæ/): "stomach"

sakatan (noun, /səkætən/): "stone"

cataiva (noun, /cətaɪvə/): "stream"

anattit (noun, /anaɾit/): "sun"

ujiluni (noun, /ʌjɪlʌni/): "sword"

nungis (noun, /nuŋɪs/): "tail"

jin (noun, /jɪn/): "tavern"

usi (noun, /ʌsɪ/): "thumb"

ilathi (noun, /ɪləði/): "tongue"

amasi (noun, /əməsi/): "tooth"

nada (noun, /nədə/): "tree"

lici (noun, /licɪ/): "truth"

alise (noun, /əlisɛ/): "uncle"

oughke (noun, /ɒkɛ/): "valley"

zapukitt (noun, /zəpʌkɪɾ/): "war"

aneti (noun, /ənɛtɪ/): "water"

enaithawtt (noun, /ɛnaɪðoɾ/): "way"

oojinad (noun, /ʊdʒinad/): "wine"

lasitath (noun, /ləsitəð/): "woman"

tibina (noun, /tɪbɪnə/): "word"