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Ikatak

Ikatak Dictionary

Pronouns

is (pronoun, /is/): "he"

loughd (pronoun, /lɒd/): "she"

as (pronoun, /əs/): "they"

in (pronoun, /in/): "you"

in (pronoun, /ɪn/): "we"

fel (pronoun, /fɛl/): "I"

Articles

ve (article, /vɛ/): "a"

abu (article, /æbu/): "the"

Prepositions

thasu (preposition, /ðæsʌ/): "and"

att (preposition, /əɾ/): "as"

wamasa (preposition, /wəməsə/): "from"

avamit (preposition, /əvəmɪt/): "in"

izawnath (preposition, /ɪzonæð/): "of"

ttoughlul (preposition, /ɾɒlʌl/): "or"

unalana (preposition, /ʌnələnə/): "to"

awtil (preposition, /otɪl/): "will"

avaz (preposition, /avəz/): "with"

Numbers

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

aka (number, /əkə/): "one"

katashas (number, /kətəʃəs/): "two"

loumachu (number, /laʊmatʃu/): "three"

laitathas (number, /laɪtəðəs/): "four"

awsadat (number, /osədæt/): "five"

dai (number, /daɪ/): "six"

ilaytana (number, /ɪletæna/): "seven"

aboulas (number, /əbaʊləs/): "eight"

se (number, /sɛ/): "nine"

awttoung (number, /oɾaʊŋ/): "ten"

Questions

ti (question, /tɪ/): "what"

ikethadi (question, /ɪkɛðædɪ/): "who"

basitset (question, /bæsɪtsɛt/): "how"

ooj (question, /ʊj/): "why"

ati (question, /ətɪ/): "when"

Interjections

zittagu (interjection, /zɪɾəgʌ/): "hello"

attai (interjection, /əɾaɪ/): "goodbye"

iwehayshe (interjection, /ɪwɛheʃɛ/): "hey"

titti (interjection, /tɪɾi/): "bye"

thimakot (interjection, /ðiməkɔt/): "ouch"

oughvoutusu (interjection, /ɒvaʊtusu/): "wow"

nala (interjection, /nələ/): "uh"

ipi (interjection, /ɪpɪ/): "er"

wij (interjection, /wɪdʒ/): "um"

Adverbs

zitula (adverb, /zitʌlə/): "again"

ninawa (adverb, /ninəwa/): "now"

ittayzapaw (adverb, /iɾezəpo/): "soon"

abittett (adverb, /əbɪɾɛɾ/): "often"

ttoughttanai (adverb, /ɾɒɾənaɪ/): "sometimes"

raw (adverb, /ɹo/): "always"

ayna (adverb, /enə/): "never"

afawbitte (adverb, /afobɪɾɛ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

mifitadd (adjective, /mifɪtəɽ/): "aromatic"

silahi (adjective, /siləhɪ/): "basted"

laylaytha (adjective, /leleðə/): "big"

de (adjective, /dɛ/): "bitter"

alai (adjective, /əlaɪ/): "black"

looshu (adjective, /lʊʃʌ/): "blue"

aputta (adjective, /əpʌɾæ/): "brown"

sa (adjective, /sa/): "chilled"

ahith (adjective, /əhið/): "cold"

fa (adjective, /fə/): "curried"

gi (adjective, /gɪ/): "dark"

ounaze (adjective, /aʊnəzɛ/): "deep"

oughzisatta (adjective, /ɒzɪsəɾə/): "divine"

thamu (adjective, /ðæmu/): "drunk"

ijalum (adjective, /idʒəlum/): "empty"

pikou (adjective, /pikaʊ/): "evil"

tittayti (adjective, /tɪɾeti/): "familiar"

tti (adjective, /ɾɪ/): "fat"

isam (adjective, /ɪsəm/): "flat"

tin (adjective, /tin/): "frail"

inagatt (adjective, /ɪnəgəɾ/): "fried"

usikinu (adjective, /usikɪnʌ/): "full"

kivudat (adjective, /kivudət/): "good"

oughtteh (adjective, /ɒɾɛh/): "green"

iki (adjective, /ɪki/): "grey"

afa (adjective, /əfə/): "honest"

zuta (adjective, /zʌta/): "hot"

ttattifi (adjective, /ɾæɾɪfɪ/): "light"

boopat (adjective, /bʊpæt/): "long"

kikufitt (adjective, /kɪkufɪɾ/): "loud"

jattiditt (adjective, /jæɾɪdɪɾ/): "mortal"

ttelawe (adjective, /ɾɛləwɛ/): "mysterious"

alat (adjective, /ələt/): "narrow"

ttawisi (adjective, /ɾəwɪsɪ/): "old"

mal (adjective, /mæl/): "orange"

esattati (adjective, /ɛsəɾəti/): "pungent"

anamaday (adjective, /ənæməde/): "purple"

oudin (adjective, /aʊdin/): "quiet"

dough (adjective, /dɒ/): "raw"

ettiyuth (adjective, /ɛɾɪyʌð/): "rectangular"

kakas (adjective, /kəkəs/): "red"

tittattam (adjective, /tɪɾəɾæm/): "roasted"

disafi (adjective, /dɪsəfi/): "round"

littem (adjective, /lɪɾɛm/): "salty"

atel (adjective, /ətɛl/): "savory"

ttatimik (adjective, /ɾətɪmɪk/): "shallow"

imaykujaw (adjective, /ɪmekujo/): "short"

outtaida (adjective, /aʊɾaɪdə/): "smoked"

bathil (adjective, /bəðɪl/): "sober"

chivasa (adjective, /tʃivəsə/): "sour"

ata (adjective, /ətə/): "spicy"

shitay (adjective, /ʃɪte/): "spiral"

ingas (adjective, /ɪŋəs/): "square"

ja (adjective, /dʒæ/): "steamed"

awanid (adjective, /awənɪd/): "strange"

boup (adjective, /baʊp/): "strong"

imawk (adjective, /ɪmok/): "sturdy"

vagazi (adjective, /vəgəzi/): "sweet"

noutama (adjective, /naʊtəmæ/): "tall"

itt (adjective, /iɾ/): "thick"

thamazath (adjective, /ðəməzəð/): "thin"

puza (adjective, /puzə/): "warm"

kinayloun (adjective, /kɪnelaʊn/): "weak"

thaja (adjective, /ðəjə/): "white"

avalaych (adjective, /ævəletʃ/): "wide"

angaditaw (adjective, /əŋədɪto/): "yellow"

ngawthattaih (adjective, /ŋoðəɾaɪh/): "young"

Verbs

saynitott (verb, /senitɔɾ/): "bake"

ganawa (verb, /gənæwæ/): "be"

isha (verb, /ɪʃə/): "belong"

oughnga (verb, /ɒŋə/): "bite"

thasasan (verb, /ðəsəsən/): "break"

du (verb, /dʌ/): "burn"

usiz (verb, /ʌsiz/): "come"

tape (verb, /təpɛ/): "die"

iwaylisi (verb, /ɪwelɪʒ/): "drink"

sininu (verb, /sɪnɪnu/): "eat"

though (verb, /ðɒ/): "fall"

athat (verb, /əðət/): "fight"

inadaf (verb, /ɪnædəf/): "find"

sisithan (verb, /sɪsɪðan/): "fish"

emay (verb, /ɛme/): "fly"

amaw (verb, /æmo/): "frown"

atitta (verb, /ətiɾə/): "go"

ufazam (verb, /ufæzəm/): "growl"

dadathu (verb, /dədəðʌ/): "hate"

in (verb, /ɪn/): "have"

ladik (verb, /lədik/): "hear"

jeda (verb, /jɛdə/): "hide"

ini (verb, /inɪ/): "hold"

udaw (verb, /udəw/): "hunt"

atifava (verb, /ətɪfəvə/): "jump"

thaydakad (verb, /θedækəd/): "kill"

sicha (verb, /sitʃə/): "know"

tihu (verb, /tɪhʌ/): "laugh"

da (verb, /də/): "lie"

ekittik (verb, /ɛkɪɾik/): "live"

tittawmat (verb, /tɪɾomæt/): "lose"

awjough (verb, /ojɒ/): "love"

thivittaw (verb, /ðɪvɪɾo/): "need"

uziv (verb, /uzɪv/): "own"

awala (verb, /əwələ/): "roast"

adite (verb, /ədɪtɛ/): "run"

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

sutteli (verb, /sʌɾɛli/): "sit"

etaytatha (verb, /ɛtetəðæ/): "sleep"

ilibakough (verb, /ɪlɪbækɒ/): "smell"

tatt (verb, /taɾ/): "smile"

ade (verb, /ədɛ/): "stand"

azak (verb, /əzək/): "strike"

attoughsat (verb, /æɾɒsət/): "swallow"

ttithalit (verb, /ɾɪðəlit/): "swim"

vig (verb, /vig/): "taste"

initt (verb, /ɪniɾ/): "throw"

hu (verb, /hʌ/): "walk"

za (verb, /zæ/): "want"

Nouns

amekava (noun, /əmɛkəvə/): "afternoon"

ichoutt (noun, /ɪtʃaʊɾ/): "ale"

itetti (noun, /ɪtɛɾi/): "all"

ukibait (noun, /ʌkɪbaɪt/): "alligator"

moil (noun, /mɔɪl/): "arm"

ib (noun, /ɪb/): "ash"

aichayfa (noun, /aɪxefə/): "aunt"

arisoos (noun, /əɹɪsʊs/): "axe"

ttaviza (noun, /ɾəvɪzæ/): "bark"

kays (noun, /kes/): "bay"

ttatayw (noun, /ɾætew/): "beer"

oughttijaitt (noun, /ɒɾijaɪɾ/): "beet"

aysidina (noun, /esidɪnə/): "bird"

jinen (noun, /dʒɪnɛn/): "blood"

anani (noun, /ænəni/): "boar"

itoughnawd (noun, /itɒnod/): "bone"

sanit (noun, /sənɪt/): "breakfast"

ashi (noun, /æʃɪ/): "breast"

tatt (noun, /təɾ/): "brother"

aithin (noun, /aɪðɪn/): "castle"

ilattough (noun, /ilæɾɒ/): "cat"

ath (noun, /əð/): "cat"

iwimasi (noun, /ɪwɪməsɪ/): "chest"

gag (noun, /gəg/): "chicken"

chenattan (noun, /tʃɛnəɾən/): "claw"

etithuv (noun, /ɛtɪðʌv/): "cloud"

ithaynita (noun, /iθenitə/): "coconut"

adan (noun, /ədən/): "crime"

initane (noun, /ɪnitænɛ/): "day"

may (noun, /me/): "dinner"

avat (noun, /əvat/): "dog"

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

es (noun, /ɛs/): "dungeon"

atin (noun, /ətin/): "ear"

dazought (noun, /dəzɒt/): "earth"

suttaif (noun, /sʌɾaɪf/): "egg"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "elder"

pi (noun, /pɪ/): "enemy"

il (noun, /ɪl/): "evening"

en (noun, /ɛn/): "eye"

im (noun, /ɪm/): "family"

ttitaw (noun, /ɾɪto/): "father"

pumasoo (noun, /puməsʊ/): "feather"

ttu (noun, /ɾu/): "fight"

ma (noun, /mə/): "finger"

ttivou (noun, /ɾivaʊ/): "fire"

pamul (noun, /pəmʌl/): "fish"

ttid (noun, /ɾid/): "flesh"

enitha (noun, /ɛniðə/): "foot"

at (noun, /ət/): "forest"

am (noun, /əm/): "fox"

aji (noun, /əjɪ/): "friend"

coughpikiz (noun, /cɒpikiz/): "goose"

maw (noun, /mo/): "grease"

adi (noun, /ədɪ/): "group"

noo (noun, /nʊ/): "gulf"

tithas (noun, /tiðæs/): "hair"

isa (noun, /ɪsa/): "hand"

ilimavi (noun, /ɪlɪmavi/): "hat"

ejutta (noun, /ɛjʌɾə/): "hate"

atitta (noun, /ətɪɾə/): "head"

ezatas (noun, /ɛzatəs/): "hill"

tanithiv (noun, /tənɪðɪv/): "horn"

baifay (noun, /baɪfe/): "horse"

tamupav (noun, /təmʌpæv/): "house"

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

rrithuthi (noun, /rɪðuθi/): "island"

napi (noun, /nəpi/): "jaw"

dimay (noun, /dɪme/): "lake"

thu (noun, /ðʌ/): "leaf"

sebese (noun, /sɛbɛsɛ/): "leg"

thushes (noun, /ðuʃɛs/): "liver"

asatiti (noun, /əsætɪti/): "louse"

ta (noun, /tə/): "love"

bi (noun, /bɪ/): "lunch"

thu (noun, /ðu/): "man"

idi (noun, /idɪ/): "many"

ajize (noun, /əjɪzɛ/): "meal"

ati (noun, /əti/): "metal"

vayza (noun, /vezə/): "mine"

linays (noun, /lines/): "monster"

mattasough (noun, /mæɾəsɒ/): "moon"

ttatisha (noun, /ɾətɪʃə/): "morning"

jayb (noun, /jeb/): "mother"

aija (noun, /aɪjə/): "mountain"

angina (noun, /aŋɪna/): "mouth"

thadatti (noun, /θədaɾɪ/): "name"

asittaihaw (noun, /æsiɾaɪho/): "neck"

kailayna (noun, /kaɪlenə/): "night"

ttoughkaytatt (noun, /ɾɒketəɾ/): "noodle"

zayttaki (noun, /zeɾəkɪ/): "nose"

idoott (noun, /idʊɾ/): "ocean"

ma (noun, /mə/): "parent"

ttai (noun, /ɾaɪ/): "path"

bawttati (noun, /boɾætɪ/): "peace"

sat (noun, /sət/): "pepper"

atin (noun, /atin/): "person"

ett (noun, /ɛɾ/): "pie"

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

atte (noun, /æɾɛ/): "rabbit"

nachubus (noun, /nətʃubus/): "rain"

zawzattoul (noun, /zozaɾaʊl/): "rat"

itahigi (noun, /ɪtəhɪgi/): "river"

tsattana (noun, /tsəɾænə/): "robe"

chatsa (noun, /tʃətsə/): "rock"

ichinip (noun, /ɪtʃɪnɪp/): "root"

sakaytta (noun, /səkeɾə/): "salt"

isattan (noun, /ɪsæɾən/): "sand"

sith (noun, /sɪð/): "seed"

iban (noun, /ibæn/): "sibling"

ayzal (noun, /ezəl/): "sister"

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

isayzu (noun, /isezu/): "sky"

ttutef (noun, /ɾutɛf/): "smoke"

ke (noun, /kɛ/): "snake"

itattuv (noun, /ɪtəɾʌv/): "soup"

lat (noun, /lət/): "star"

anath (noun, /ænəð/): "stew"

ajaibam (noun, /ədʒaɪbəm/): "stomach"

tam (noun, /təm/): "stone"

akadai (noun, /əkədaɪ/): "stream"

ingatta (noun, /ɪŋəɾə/): "sun"

tatili (noun, /tatɪlɪ/): "sword"

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

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "tavern"

iwatiza (noun, /ɪwətɪzə/): "thumb"

ttumiza (noun, /ɾʌmizə/): "tongue"

sin (noun, /sɪn/): "tooth"

athawdami (noun, /əðodamɪ/): "tree"

attettas (noun, /əɾɛɾəs/): "truth"

attuttatt (noun, /əɾuɾæɾ/): "uncle"

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

ainunaithaw (noun, /aɪnʌnaɪðo/): "war"

ina (noun, /inə/): "water"

uttou (noun, /ʌɾaʊ/): "way"

esanai (noun, /ɛsənaɪ/): "wine"

ama (noun, /əmə/): "woman"

apoughzi (noun, /əpɒzɪ/): "word"