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Isaid

Isaid Dictionary

Pronouns

awla (pronoun, /olə/): "he"

av (pronoun, /æv/): "she"

chaitt (pronoun, /tʃaɪɾ/): "they"

ata (pronoun, /ətə/): "you"

ke (pronoun, /kɛ/): "we"

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

Articles

id (article, /ɪd/): "a"

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

Prepositions

iv (preposition, /iv/): "and"

tanutt (preposition, /tənʌɾ/): "as"

tayttan (preposition, /teɾan/): "from"

utt (preposition, /uɾ/): "in"

kai (preposition, /kaɪ/): "of"

awch (preposition, /otʃ/): "or"

vamum (preposition, /vəmʌm/): "to"

haka (preposition, /hakæ/): "will"

ap (preposition, /æp/): "with"

Numbers

aha (number, /əhə/): "zero"

oul (number, /aʊl/): "one"

imait (number, /imaɪt/): "two"

ka (number, /kæ/): "three"

athattin (number, /æθəɾɪn/): "four"

ttisifam (number, /ɾɪsɪfəm/): "five"

utinoose (number, /utinʊsɛ/): "six"

sithekaych (number, /sɪðɛketʃ/): "seven"

paibe (number, /paɪbɛ/): "eight"

inalane (number, /ɪnələnɛ/): "nine"

et (number, /ɛt/): "ten"

Questions

ak (question, /ək/): "what"

bivum (question, /bɪvum/): "who"

avafita (question, /əvəfitæ/): "how"

touzu (question, /taʊzʌ/): "why"

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

Interjections

etinah (interjection, /ɛtɪnəh/): "hello"

tagat (interjection, /təgæt/): "goodbye"

tettoughthit (interjection, /tɛɾɒðɪt/): "hey"

ibipinga (interjection, /ibɪpɪŋə/): "bye"

kasi (interjection, /kəʒ/): "ouch"

as (interjection, /æs/): "wow"

iwaki (interjection, /ɪwəki/): "uh"

mibathu (interjection, /mɪbəðʌ/): "er"

etittaza (interjection, /ɛtɪɾəzæ/): "um"

Adverbs

aba (adverb, /əbə/): "again"

ungazid (adverb, /uŋəzɪd/): "now"

awmat (adverb, /omat/): "soon"

vuf (adverb, /vuf/): "often"

enough (adverb, /ɛnɒ/): "sometimes"

paimatayk (adverb, /paɪmətek/): "always"

nawsi (adverb, /nosɪ/): "never"

aypuz (adverb, /epuz/): "seldom"

Adjectives

kisitt (adjective, /kɪsɪɾ/): "aromatic"

toughng (adjective, /tɒŋ/): "basted"

du (adjective, /du/): "big"

akajayh (adjective, /əkəjeh/): "bitter"

azaz (adjective, /əzəz/): "black"

kat (adjective, /kət/): "blue"

adibay (adjective, /ədɪbe/): "brown"

apadiki (adjective, /əpadɪki/): "chilled"

ayzangas (adjective, /ezəŋæs/): "cold"

ithal (adjective, /iðəl/): "curried"

ittuw (adjective, /ɪɾuw/): "dark"

aytusa (adjective, /etusə/): "deep"

zithi (adjective, /zɪði/): "divine"

aytt (adjective, /eɾ/): "drunk"

wafanay (adjective, /wəfæne/): "empty"

tasipe (adjective, /tæsipɛ/): "evil"

inakach (adjective, /ɪnəkətʃ/): "familiar"

danaz (adjective, /dənəz/): "fat"

zinayna (adjective, /zinenə/): "flat"

thanina (adjective, /ðənɪnə/): "frail"

uke (adjective, /ʌkɛ/): "fried"

iled (adjective, /ɪlɛd/): "full"

analain (adjective, /ənəlaɪn/): "good"

at (adjective, /at/): "green"

thuthi (adjective, /ðuðɪ/): "grey"

enatta (adjective, /ɛnəɾæ/): "honest"

ttaittawk (adjective, /ɾaɪɾok/): "hot"

sizit (adjective, /sizɪt/): "light"

at (adjective, /ət/): "long"

athapasi (adjective, /əðəpæsɪ/): "loud"

tusittid (adjective, /tusɪɾid/): "mortal"

nganingun (adjective, /ŋanɪŋʌn/): "mysterious"

dinalih (adjective, /dinalɪh/): "narrow"

zash (adjective, /zæʃ/): "old"

saylitai (adjective, /selɪtaɪ/): "orange"

awle (adjective, /olɛ/): "pungent"

ad (adjective, /əd/): "purple"

oottusawji (adjective, /ʊɾusojɪ/): "quiet"

witt (adjective, /wɪɾ/): "raw"

aysikaithi (adjective, /esɪkaɪθɪ/): "rectangular"

ri (adjective, /ɹɪ/): "red"

jawttay (adjective, /dʒoɾe/): "roasted"

tat (adjective, /tət/): "round"

afi (adjective, /əfɪ/): "salty"

vi (adjective, /vɪ/): "savory"

mitaiz (adjective, /mitaɪz/): "shallow"

lithibav (adjective, /lɪðɪbəv/): "short"

hatoupa (adjective, /hətaʊpə/): "smoked"

it (adjective, /ɪt/): "sober"

aninoich (adjective, /anɪnɔɪtʃ/): "sour"

dadailaz (adjective, /dədaɪləz/): "spicy"

lin (adjective, /lɪn/): "spiral"

anilan (adjective, /ənilən/): "square"

iv (adjective, /ɪv/): "steamed"

ipoughfa (adjective, /ɪpɒfə/): "strange"

taip (adjective, /taɪp/): "strong"

idainaf (adjective, /ɪdaɪnəf/): "sturdy"

iz (adjective, /iz/): "sweet"

samatan (adjective, /səmətən/): "tall"

rrab (adjective, /rəb/): "thick"

amangu (adjective, /əməŋu/): "thin"

awaittita (adjective, /æwaɪɾɪtə/): "warm"

zaz (adjective, /zəz/): "weak"

ani (adjective, /ənɪ/): "white"

out (adjective, /aʊt/): "wide"

ttiw (adjective, /ɾiw/): "yellow"

nittaz (adjective, /niɾəz/): "young"

Verbs

vamuchaip (verb, /vəmutʃaɪp/): "bake"

ufoughtha (verb, /ufɒðə/): "be"

ittamadda (verb, /ɪɾæməɽə/): "belong"

uthikaw (verb, /ʌðiko/): "bite"

paday (verb, /pəde/): "break"

nana (verb, /nəna/): "burn"

oughpenay (verb, /ɒpɛne/): "come"

paz (verb, /pəz/): "die"

shu (verb, /ʃʌ/): "drink"

thef (verb, /ðɛf/): "eat"

sanga (verb, /səŋə/): "fall"

ta (verb, /tæ/): "fight"

ukis (verb, /ʌkɪs/): "find"

ladich (verb, /laditʃ/): "fish"

adi (verb, /ədɪ/): "fly"

zattipi (verb, /zəɾipi/): "frown"

hasi (verb, /həʒ/): "go"

da (verb, /də/): "growl"

maytoughvik (verb, /metɒvɪk/): "hate"

ayttavab (verb, /eɾəvəb/): "have"

micitta (verb, /mɪciɾə/): "hear"

wunatim (verb, /wʌnətɪm/): "hide"

im (verb, /ɪm/): "hold"

pu (verb, /pu/): "hunt"

enazuz (verb, /ɛnæzʌz/): "jump"

asafi (verb, /əsæfɪ/): "kill"

ottu (verb, /ɔɾʌ/): "know"

ttittakat (verb, /ɾiɾækæt/): "laugh"

awm (verb, /om/): "lie"

iddidatti (verb, /ɪɽɪdəɾɪ/): "live"

visaythe (verb, /vɪseðɛ/): "lose"

ath (verb, /æð/): "love"

san (verb, /sən/): "need"

iz (verb, /ɪz/): "own"

maylung (verb, /meluŋ/): "roast"

awula (verb, /awʌla/): "run"

zesa (verb, /zɛsə/): "see"

ikawd (verb, /ɪkod/): "sit"

buye (verb, /bʌyɛ/): "sleep"

dabe (verb, /dabɛ/): "smell"

titay (verb, /tite/): "smile"

vittata (verb, /vɪɾatə/): "stand"

abitata (verb, /abitətə/): "strike"

ilananu (verb, /ɪlənənʌ/): "swallow"

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

anukiz (verb, /anukɪz/): "taste"

anatanai (verb, /ənətanaɪ/): "throw"

sibaze (verb, /sibəzɛ/): "walk"

uvala (verb, /uvəlæ/): "want"

Nouns

jipimas (noun, /jɪpɪməs/): "afternoon"

sa (noun, /sə/): "ale"

asaykouki (noun, /əsekaʊkɪ/): "all"

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

att (noun, /əɾ/): "arm"

ithaymough (noun, /iðemɒ/): "ash"

thi (noun, /ði/): "aunt"

umangili (noun, /ʌməŋilɪ/): "axe"

fatapin (noun, /fətəpɪn/): "bark"

utti (noun, /ʌɾɪ/): "bay"

sujina (noun, /sudʒɪnə/): "beer"

izane (noun, /ɪzənɛ/): "beet"

sish (noun, /siʃ/): "bird"

uvath (noun, /ʌvað/): "blood"

uda (noun, /ʌdə/): "boar"

aka (noun, /ækæ/): "bone"

anazuk (noun, /ənæzuk/): "breakfast"

jattap (noun, /dʒəɾəp/): "breast"

aytivatta (noun, /etɪvəɾæ/): "brother"

thala (noun, /ðalæ/): "castle"

litenai (noun, /litɛnaɪ/): "cat"

ngishutit (noun, /ŋiʃutɪt/): "cat"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "chest"

li (noun, /li/): "chicken"

tal (noun, /təl/): "claw"

danine (noun, /dənɪnɛ/): "cloud"

alisid (noun, /əlɪsɪd/): "coconut"

sube (noun, /subɛ/): "crime"

agoughtt (noun, /əgɒɾ/): "day"

isadiw (noun, /ɪsədiw/): "dinner"

ttithatt (noun, /ɾɪðəɾ/): "dog"

imagoude (noun, /ɪmægaʊdɛ/): "drink"

najin (noun, /nədʒɪn/): "dungeon"

itattas (noun, /itəɾas/): "ear"

al (noun, /əl/): "earth"

suzach (noun, /suzətʃ/): "egg"

lakan (noun, /ləkæn/): "elder"

azatal (noun, /əzatəl/): "enemy"

gathapa (noun, /gəðəpæ/): "evening"

ttit (noun, /ɾɪt/): "eye"

ittan (noun, /ɪɾæn/): "family"

adihal (noun, /ædɪhəl/): "father"

mai (noun, /maɪ/): "feather"

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

daji (noun, /dəji/): "finger"

nguwa (noun, /ŋʌwə/): "fire"

alak (noun, /ələk/): "fish"

edaj (noun, /ɛdædʒ/): "flesh"

waw (noun, /wo/): "foot"

eth (noun, /ɛð/): "forest"

lu (noun, /lʌ/): "fox"

an (noun, /ən/): "friend"

gidan (noun, /gɪdən/): "goose"

aizid (noun, /aɪzɪd/): "grease"

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

pimidaq (noun, /pɪmidəq/): "gulf"

minula (noun, /mɪnulə/): "hair"

attim (noun, /əɾɪm/): "hand"

oidad (noun, /ɔɪdæd/): "hat"

sahuta (noun, /səhʌtə/): "hate"

kithikatt (noun, /kiðikəɾ/): "head"

ithulina (noun, /ɪðulinə/): "hill"

ta (noun, /tə/): "horn"

tehad (noun, /tɛhəd/): "horse"

anugi (noun, /anʌgɪ/): "house"

id (noun, /ɪd/): "inn"

ttam (noun, /ɾəm/): "island"

pethulai (noun, /pɛðʌlaɪ/): "jaw"

thoo (noun, /ðʊ/): "lake"

amisai (noun, /əmɪsaɪ/): "leaf"

zadoughthi (noun, /zədɒðɪ/): "leg"

ungat (noun, /ʌŋət/): "liver"

ttis (noun, /ɾɪs/): "louse"

esuja (noun, /ɛsʌjə/): "love"

ttadini (noun, /ɾədɪnɪ/): "lunch"

nashaych (noun, /nəʃetʃ/): "man"

la (noun, /lə/): "many"

fapija (noun, /fəpɪjə/): "meal"

ij (noun, /ɪj/): "metal"

hitiha (noun, /hɪtɪhə/): "mine"

tatta (noun, /təɾæ/): "monster"

adaba (noun, /ædəbæ/): "moon"

ifanim (noun, /ɪfənɪm/): "morning"

alewina (noun, /alɛwɪnə/): "mother"

ihazawnga (noun, /ɪhəzoŋa/): "mountain"

inaname (noun, /ɪnənæmɛ/): "mouth"

kiduluz (noun, /kɪdʌluz/): "name"

ayz (noun, /ez/): "neck"

methad (noun, /mɛθəd/): "night"

sengi (noun, /sɛŋi/): "noodle"

ak (noun, /ək/): "nose"

tattish (noun, /təɾɪʃ/): "ocean"

atha (noun, /əθa/): "parent"

oughkaip (noun, /ɒkaɪp/): "path"

itatade (noun, /ɪtətadɛ/): "peace"

ini (noun, /ini/): "pepper"

sinadayz (noun, /sɪnadez/): "person"

nes (noun, /nɛs/): "pie"

ib (noun, /ib/): "pig"

as (noun, /as/): "rabbit"

vusecatt (noun, /vusɛcəɾ/): "rain"

iwana (noun, /ɪwanə/): "rat"

oughlathat (noun, /ɒləðət/): "river"

nawsha (noun, /noʃə/): "robe"

asusa (noun, /əsʌsə/): "rock"

as (noun, /əs/): "root"

tid (noun, /tɪd/): "salt"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "sand"

puttagi (noun, /puɾəgi/): "seed"

lamaw (noun, /læmaw/): "sibling"

ahayp (noun, /əhep/): "sister"

vih (noun, /vɪh/): "skin"

dak (noun, /dək/): "sky"

zid (noun, /zɪd/): "smoke"

utan (noun, /utan/): "snake"

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

awabana (noun, /əwəbənə/): "star"

itta (noun, /ɪɾə/): "stew"

oujaikaza (noun, /aʊdʒaɪkəzæ/): "stomach"

ini (noun, /ɪni/): "stone"

niloughfai (noun, /nɪlɒfaɪ/): "stream"

aka (noun, /əkə/): "sun"

lain (noun, /laɪn/): "sword"

bun (noun, /bʌn/): "tail"

haw (noun, /ho/): "tavern"

emi (noun, /ɛmi/): "thumb"

pafe (noun, /pəfɛ/): "tongue"

aysumi (noun, /esumi/): "tooth"

ina (noun, /ɪnə/): "tree"

duwu (noun, /dʌwʌ/): "truth"

nutu (noun, /nʌtʌ/): "uncle"

amamil (noun, /aməmɪl/): "valley"

epes (noun, /ɛpɛs/): "war"

al (noun, /əl/): "water"

itudah (noun, /itudəh/): "way"

atoughtit (noun, /ətɒtit/): "wine"

ajanaz (noun, /əjənəz/): "woman"

sani (noun, /səni/): "word"