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Itasa

Itasa Dictionary

Pronouns

nge (pronoun, /ŋɛ/): "he"

azi (pronoun, /əzɪ/): "she"

irri (pronoun, /irɪ/): "they"

az (pronoun, /æz/): "you"

ttaytt (pronoun, /ɾeɾ/): "we"

za (pronoun, /zə/): "I"

Articles

zoi (article, /zɔɪ/): "a"

ez (article, /ɛz/): "the"

Prepositions

thawuza (preposition, /ðawuzə/): "and"

jutati (preposition, /dʒutætɪ/): "as"

pasalay (preposition, /pəsæle/): "from"

nakizam (preposition, /nəkizəm/): "in"

siwisi (preposition, /sɪwɪʒ/): "of"

tta (preposition, /ɾə/): "or"

kain (preposition, /kaɪn/): "to"

lavaww (preposition, /lævow/): "will"

poo (preposition, /pʊ/): "with"

Numbers

sith (number, /sɪð/): "zero"

wa (number, /wə/): "one"

ttafawtt (number, /ɾəfoɾ/): "two"

inita (number, /ɪnɪtə/): "three"

ad (number, /əd/): "four"

zan (number, /zən/): "five"

sithitaz (number, /sɪðitəz/): "six"

outaittak (number, /aʊtaɪɾək/): "seven"

iz (number, /ɪz/): "eight"

awa (number, /əwə/): "nine"

ibaiz (number, /ibaɪz/): "ten"

Questions

atid (question, /ətid/): "what"

dita (question, /dɪtə/): "who"

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

manoughke (question, /manɒkɛ/): "why"

apethaju (question, /apɛðəjʌ/): "when"

Interjections

en (interjection, /ɛn/): "hello"

lidohis (interjection, /lɪdɔhis/): "goodbye"

attayttifa (interjection, /aɾeɾɪfə/): "hey"

kasina (interjection, /kəsina/): "bye"

wattithan (interjection, /wəɾiðæn/): "ouch"

ayna (interjection, /enə/): "wow"

ithawz (interjection, /ɪðoz/): "uh"

woughzanah (interjection, /wɒzənəh/): "er"

oughtilak (interjection, /ɒtilək/): "um"

Adverbs

anudaz (adverb, /ænʌdəz/): "again"

naita (adverb, /naɪtə/): "now"

awn (adverb, /on/): "soon"

kani (adverb, /kənɪ/): "often"

jiju (adverb, /jijʌ/): "sometimes"

afittith (adverb, /əfiɾɪð/): "always"

dukatti (adverb, /dʌkəɾɪ/): "never"

anadi (adverb, /ənədɪ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

kat (adjective, /kət/): "aromatic"

akaveka (adjective, /əkəvɛkə/): "basted"

aketh (adjective, /əkɛð/): "big"

esawi (adjective, /ɛsəwi/): "bitter"

ze (adjective, /zɛ/): "black"

ilayddi (adjective, /ɪleɽɪ/): "blue"

ti (adjective, /tɪ/): "brown"

itajami (adjective, /ɪtədʒəmɪ/): "chilled"

pa (adjective, /pæ/): "cold"

bufa (adjective, /bʌfə/): "curried"

awzipa (adjective, /ozɪpə/): "dark"

se (adjective, /sɛ/): "deep"

ttatta (adjective, /ɾæɾə/): "divine"

uttetug (adjective, /ʌɾɛtʌg/): "drunk"

ayttatu (adjective, /eɾətʌ/): "empty"

ttaithith (adjective, /ɾaɪðɪð/): "evil"

pitam (adjective, /pitəm/): "familiar"

chimamough (adjective, /chɪməmɒ/): "fat"

hawt (adjective, /hot/): "flat"

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

oughninaita (adjective, /ɒnɪnaɪta/): "fried"

awn (adjective, /on/): "full"

ttini (adjective, /ɾɪni/): "good"

tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "green"

ttaylavoup (adjective, /ɾeləvaʊp/): "grey"

avitudd (adjective, /əvɪtʌɽ/): "honest"

uti (adjective, /ʌti/): "hot"

mi (adjective, /mɪ/): "light"

ik (adjective, /ik/): "long"

kade (adjective, /kadɛ/): "loud"

ahitala (adjective, /əhitalə/): "mortal"

zukattu (adjective, /zʌkəɾu/): "mysterious"

enoughpough (adjective, /ɛnɒpɒ/): "narrow"

itting (adjective, /iɾɪŋ/): "old"

ama (adjective, /əmə/): "orange"

tha (adjective, /ðə/): "pungent"

azi (adjective, /azi/): "purple"

aynababi (adjective, /enəbəbi/): "quiet"

zav (adjective, /zəv/): "raw"

ataylili (adjective, /ætelili/): "rectangular"

aizanivay (adjective, /aɪzənɪve/): "red"

atta (adjective, /æɾə/): "roasted"

hasiday (adjective, /həsɪde/): "round"

uvade (adjective, /uvədɛ/): "salty"

tini (adjective, /tɪnɪ/): "savory"

avat (adjective, /əvət/): "shallow"

sadas (adjective, /sædəs/): "short"

sakinaw (adjective, /sækɪno/): "smoked"

itaku (adjective, /itaku/): "sober"

nayt (adjective, /net/): "sour"

ttitaken (adjective, /ɾɪtəkɛn/): "spicy"

anayv (adjective, /ənev/): "spiral"

vinayni (adjective, /vɪneni/): "square"

outha (adjective, /aʊðæ/): "steamed"

lebunes (adjective, /lɛbunɛs/): "strange"

anan (adjective, /ənən/): "strong"

the (adjective, /θɛ/): "sturdy"

bana (adjective, /bənə/): "sweet"

dalat (adjective, /dəlat/): "tall"

ithaw (adjective, /ɪðo/): "thick"

ttawpa (adjective, /ɾopə/): "thin"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "warm"

itabu (adjective, /ɪtəbu/): "weak"

ju (adjective, /dʒʌ/): "white"

uduttah (adjective, /udʌɾəh/): "wide"

ainan (adjective, /aɪnən/): "yellow"

oughchi (adjective, /ɒtʃɪ/): "young"

Verbs

ad (verb, /ad/): "bake"

uttanisa (verb, /uɾanisə/): "be"

dal (verb, /dəl/): "belong"

ang (verb, /əŋ/): "bite"

uttil (verb, /ʌɾɪl/): "break"

am (verb, /əm/): "burn"

anishik (verb, /ənɪʃɪk/): "come"

laramaj (verb, /ləɹæməj/): "die"

ikittek (verb, /ɪkiɾɛk/): "drink"

oun (verb, /aʊn/): "eat"

na (verb, /næ/): "fall"

wikaw (verb, /wɪko/): "fight"

amai (verb, /əmaɪ/): "find"

aizeth (verb, /aɪzɛð/): "fish"

enattiv (verb, /ɛnəɾɪv/): "fly"

udesech (verb, /ʌdɛsɛch/): "frown"

awn (verb, /on/): "go"

li (verb, /lɪ/): "growl"

etaisa (verb, /ɛtaɪsæ/): "hate"

nayshathi (verb, /neʃəðɪ/): "have"

taych (verb, /tetʃ/): "hear"

tusipi (verb, /tusipɪ/): "hide"

adif (verb, /ædɪf/): "hold"

tingi (verb, /tiŋɪ/): "hunt"

dail (verb, /daɪl/): "jump"

daidettith (verb, /daɪdɛɾɪð/): "kill"

wed (verb, /wɛd/): "know"

anithayttai (verb, /ənɪðeɾaɪ/): "laugh"

adattitt (verb, /ədæɾiɾ/): "lie"

feseti (verb, /fɛsɛtɪ/): "live"

natan (verb, /nətən/): "lose"

ayttulith (verb, /eɾulɪð/): "love"

tisengal (verb, /tisɛŋæl/): "need"

initayd (verb, /ɪnited/): "own"

sa (verb, /sə/): "roast"

ilapaif (verb, /iləpaɪf/): "run"

ttus (verb, /ɾʌs/): "see"

utat (verb, /utət/): "sit"

ait (verb, /aɪt/): "sleep"

nib (verb, /nɪb/): "smell"

ttoughdis (verb, /ɾɒdɪs/): "smile"

esenid (verb, /ɛsɛnɪd/): "stand"

oughshatha (verb, /ɒʃəðə/): "strike"

abatam (verb, /əbatəm/): "swallow"

ilis (verb, /ilis/): "swim"

oughfuth (verb, /ɒfʌð/): "taste"

nudaiti (verb, /nudaɪtɪ/): "throw"

tahes (verb, /təhɛs/): "walk"

ebi (verb, /ɛbɪ/): "want"

Nouns

ibatay (noun, /ɪbəte/): "afternoon"

saizu (noun, /saɪzu/): "ale"

atadi (noun, /ətədi/): "all"

inak (noun, /inək/): "alligator"

nanefi (noun, /nænɛfɪ/): "arm"

ittis (noun, /ɪɾɪs/): "ash"

ika (noun, /ɪkə/): "aunt"

thil (noun, /ðil/): "axe"

jata (noun, /jətə/): "bark"

ngaws (noun, /ŋos/): "bay"

ata (noun, /ətə/): "beer"

alaivukaw (noun, /ælaɪvuko/): "beet"

aivamik (noun, /aɪvəmɪk/): "bird"

bifeba (noun, /bifɛbə/): "blood"

dashaylatt (noun, /dəʃelaɾ/): "boar"

wathemaw (noun, /waðɛmo/): "bone"

natatta (noun, /nətəɾə/): "breakfast"

athami (noun, /əðəmɪ/): "breast"

lattithap (noun, /ləɾɪðəp/): "brother"

anawvought (noun, /ənovɒt/): "castle"

usuzaidough (noun, /ʌsʌzaɪdɒ/): "cat"

dilatt (noun, /dɪləɾ/): "cat"

awthi (noun, /oðɪ/): "chest"

shatta (noun, /ʃəɾə/): "chicken"

nithawi (noun, /niðəwi/): "claw"

ilusas (noun, /ilʌsəs/): "cloud"

adittataw (noun, /ædɪɾæto/): "coconut"

damettaw (noun, /dəmɛɾəw/): "crime"

thawz (noun, /ðoz/): "day"

ttatadi (noun, /ɾətədɪ/): "dinner"

angatuth (noun, /əŋətʌð/): "dog"

ela (noun, /ɛlə/): "drink"

nada (noun, /nədə/): "dungeon"

thaynisaj (noun, /θenɪsədʒ/): "ear"

ta (noun, /tə/): "earth"

asu (noun, /əsu/): "egg"

lasa (noun, /ləsa/): "elder"

atta (noun, /aɾa/): "enemy"

sajitayp (noun, /səjɪtep/): "evening"

ithirra (noun, /ɪðɪræ/): "eye"

ak (noun, /ək/): "family"

ttattipin (noun, /ɾəɾipɪn/): "father"

zinini (noun, /zinini/): "feather"

ekisi (noun, /ɛkɪsɪ/): "fight"

initti (noun, /ɪnɪɾi/): "finger"

ame (noun, /æmɛ/): "fire"

welez (noun, /wɛlɛz/): "fish"

ettahatti (noun, /ɛɾəhəɾi/): "flesh"

anabaw (noun, /ænəbo/): "foot"

anali (noun, /ənæli/): "forest"

naith (noun, /naɪð/): "fox"

li (noun, /lɪ/): "friend"

kaihad (noun, /kaɪhad/): "goose"

nipin (noun, /nɪpɪn/): "grease"

apavasha (noun, /əpəvəʃə/): "group"

ud (noun, /ud/): "gulf"

ivachi (noun, /ɪvətʃɪ/): "hair"

tadituz (noun, /təditʌz/): "hand"

nihili (noun, /nɪhɪli/): "hat"

tai (noun, /taɪ/): "hate"

sim (noun, /sim/): "head"

ngettata (noun, /ŋɛɾətə/): "hill"

fasa (noun, /fəsa/): "horn"

ith (noun, /ið/): "horse"

toughmum (noun, /tɒmum/): "house"

gibathav (noun, /gibaðəv/): "inn"

nilalu (noun, /nilælu/): "island"

at (noun, /ət/): "jaw"

ayvalaf (noun, /evæləf/): "lake"

ayk (noun, /ek/): "leaf"

oughnittas (noun, /ɒnɪɾəs/): "leg"

techab (noun, /tɛtʃæb/): "liver"

nabe (noun, /næbɛ/): "louse"

zed (noun, /zɛd/): "love"

keng (noun, /kɛŋ/): "lunch"

ethayn (noun, /ɛðen/): "man"

thithanam (noun, /ðiðənəm/): "many"

nganazag (noun, /ŋənəzəg/): "meal"

zatayfiw (noun, /zətefɪw/): "metal"

titt (noun, /tɪɾ/): "mine"

ta (noun, /tə/): "monster"

ngatashak (noun, /ŋətəʃak/): "moon"

ain (noun, /aɪn/): "morning"

afuttilu (noun, /əfʌɾilu/): "mother"

tumaloughr (noun, /tʌməlɒɹ/): "mountain"

fadd (noun, /fæɽ/): "mouth"

ttil (noun, /ɾɪl/): "name"

atha (noun, /əθə/): "neck"

ik (noun, /ɪk/): "night"

nattai (noun, /naɾaɪ/): "noodle"

pisawt (noun, /pɪsot/): "nose"

zain (noun, /zaɪn/): "ocean"

koughz (noun, /kɒz/): "parent"

ab (noun, /əb/): "path"

setta (noun, /sɛɾə/): "peace"

tiwit (noun, /tiwɪt/): "pepper"

atesayt (noun, /ətɛset/): "person"

fiwi (noun, /fiwɪ/): "pie"

hafak (noun, /həfək/): "pig"

tangun (noun, /təŋun/): "rabbit"

aloo (noun, /əlʊ/): "rain"

itil (noun, /ɪtil/): "rat"

amijus (noun, /əmijus/): "river"

umi (noun, /ʌmi/): "robe"

ahud (noun, /əhʌd/): "rock"

ranitti (noun, /ɹənɪɾɪ/): "root"

sattazas (noun, /sæɾəzas/): "salt"

fi (noun, /fɪ/): "sand"

anai (noun, /ənaɪ/): "seed"

aym (noun, /em/): "sibling"

us (noun, /us/): "sister"

tan (noun, /tən/): "skin"

athat (noun, /əðæt/): "sky"

thitta (noun, /ðɪɾə/): "smoke"

ittitou (noun, /ɪɾɪtaʊ/): "snake"

aykakalu (noun, /ekəkəlu/): "soup"

em (noun, /ɛm/): "star"

moin (noun, /mɔɪn/): "stew"

oughwa (noun, /ɒwæ/): "stomach"

imish (noun, /imɪʃ/): "stone"

nittuw (noun, /nɪɾuw/): "stream"

ta (noun, /ta/): "sun"

wivinat (noun, /wivinat/): "sword"

iwacha (noun, /ɪwætʃə/): "tail"

aiwaini (noun, /aɪwaɪnɪ/): "tavern"

ikatha (noun, /ɪkəða/): "thumb"

mahad (noun, /məhəd/): "tongue"

ukawata (noun, /ukəwətə/): "tooth"

awtoughditt (noun, /otɒdiɾ/): "tree"

dazas (noun, /dəzas/): "truth"

ipem (noun, /ɪpɛm/): "uncle"

ttottut (noun, /ɾɔɾʌt/): "valley"

isimatt (noun, /ɪsiməɾ/): "war"

ram (noun, /ɹəm/): "water"

avipata (noun, /ævɪpətə/): "way"

ttawngeka (noun, /ɾoŋɛkə/): "wine"

atta (noun, /əɾə/): "woman"

asi (noun, /əsɪ/): "word"