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Attoughn

Attoughn Dictionary

Pronouns

tta (pronoun, /ɾə/): "he"

itta (pronoun, /ɪɾə/): "she"

lal (pronoun, /ləl/): "they"

an (pronoun, /æn/): "you"

tta (pronoun, /ɾæ/): "we"

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

Articles

is (article, /is/): "a"

vaw (article, /vo/): "the"

Prepositions

kainis (preposition, /kaɪnɪs/): "and"

laipud (preposition, /laɪpud/): "as"

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

ttapan (preposition, /ɾəpən/): "in"

thitta (preposition, /θɪɾæ/): "of"

ke (preposition, /kɛ/): "or"

iwai (preposition, /ɪwaɪ/): "to"

oughli (preposition, /ɒlɪ/): "will"

ttawnali (preposition, /ɾonəli/): "with"

Numbers

nattatti (number, /nəɾəɾi/): "zero"

lukoughn (number, /lukɒn/): "one"

paypit (number, /pepɪt/): "two"

atoughpisi (number, /ətɒpisi/): "three"

thitima (number, /ðɪtɪmə/): "four"

ttiwusa (number, /ɾɪwʌsə/): "five"

ingaitough (number, /iŋaɪtɒ/): "six"

ithirrotu (number, /ɪðɪrɔtʌ/): "seven"

delik (number, /dɛlik/): "eight"

tasu (number, /təsu/): "nine"

ailaw (number, /aɪləw/): "ten"

Questions

noizosh (question, /nɔɪzɔʃ/): "what"

itoufatt (question, /itaʊfəɾ/): "who"

dalul (question, /dəlul/): "how"

wi (question, /wi/): "why"

adittai (question, /ədiɾaɪ/): "when"

Interjections

singuthi (interjection, /sɪŋʌðɪ/): "hello"

danuti (interjection, /dənutɪ/): "goodbye"

ithati (interjection, /ɪðətɪ/): "hey"

lough (interjection, /lɒ/): "bye"

malas (interjection, /mələs/): "ouch"

awlad (interjection, /olæd/): "wow"

labiwan (interjection, /ləbiwæn/): "uh"

ngemi (interjection, /ŋɛmi/): "er"

supi (interjection, /sʌpɪ/): "um"

Adverbs

matti (adverb, /məɾi/): "again"

ize (adverb, /izɛ/): "now"

attas (adverb, /əɾəs/): "soon"

ava (adverb, /əvə/): "often"

gaja (adverb, /gajə/): "sometimes"

tekada (adverb, /tɛkədə/): "always"

vipatt (adverb, /vipəɾ/): "never"

aj (adverb, /ədʒ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ttiw (adjective, /ɾɪw/): "aromatic"

gazichaw (adjective, /gæzɪtʃo/): "basted"

aisiim (adjective, /aɪʒɪm/): "big"

it (adjective, /ɪt/): "bitter"

tilath (adjective, /tɪləð/): "black"

anawz (adjective, /ənoz/): "blue"

ittingiw (adjective, /ɪɾɪŋiw/): "brown"

haga (adjective, /hægə/): "chilled"

angittip (adjective, /əŋiɾip/): "cold"

ittattuttough (adjective, /ɪɾəɾʌɾɒ/): "curried"

efita (adjective, /ɛfɪtə/): "dark"

esasu (adjective, /ɛsəsʌ/): "deep"

uzid (adjective, /uzɪd/): "divine"

finoughti (adjective, /finɒtɪ/): "drunk"

itta (adjective, /iɾə/): "empty"

dawesiah (adjective, /dəwɛʒəh/): "evil"

liw (adjective, /lɪw/): "familiar"

ali (adjective, /əli/): "fat"

in (adjective, /ɪn/): "flat"

thi (adjective, /ði/): "frail"

we (adjective, /wɛ/): "fried"

chisak (adjective, /xɪsək/): "full"

zetan (adjective, /zɛtən/): "good"

ipa (adjective, /ɪpə/): "green"

akichipi (adjective, /əkixɪpɪ/): "grey"

nu (adjective, /nʌ/): "honest"

thizasa (adjective, /ðɪzəsə/): "hot"

shatasa (adjective, /ʃətəsə/): "light"

baval (adjective, /bəvəl/): "long"

ttou (adjective, /ɾaʊ/): "loud"

kitasis (adjective, /kɪtəsis/): "mortal"

ib (adjective, /ɪb/): "mysterious"

inipaz (adjective, /inɪpəz/): "narrow"

napune (adjective, /nəpunɛ/): "old"

iwamib (adjective, /ɪwamib/): "orange"

ijainga (adjective, /idʒaɪŋə/): "pungent"

da (adjective, /də/): "purple"

ngathaw (adjective, /ŋəðo/): "quiet"

nalaiwi (adjective, /nælaɪwɪ/): "raw"

afasali (adjective, /əfəsəlɪ/): "rectangular"

toun (adjective, /taʊn/): "red"

it (adjective, /it/): "roasted"

ttawttaysa (adjective, /ɾoɾesə/): "round"

aithinaima (adjective, /aɪðɪnaɪmə/): "salty"

esu (adjective, /ɛsu/): "savory"

hathathaf (adjective, /həðəðəf/): "shallow"

aw (adjective, /əw/): "short"

tig (adjective, /tɪg/): "smoked"

vittedutt (adjective, /vɪɾɛduɾ/): "sober"

aittus (adjective, /aɪɾus/): "sour"

et (adjective, /ɛt/): "spicy"

ttazezuh (adjective, /ɾəzɛzuh/): "spiral"

alittadoi (adjective, /əliɾədɔɪ/): "square"

akangam (adjective, /əkəŋəm/): "steamed"

nafa (adjective, /nəfæ/): "strange"

ainoughk (adjective, /aɪnɒk/): "strong"

lamadd (adjective, /ləməɽ/): "sturdy"

ivitti (adjective, /ɪvɪɾi/): "sweet"

zitanev (adjective, /zɪtənɛv/): "tall"

inad (adjective, /ɪnəd/): "thick"

vafabin (adjective, /vəfəbɪn/): "thin"

adailana (adjective, /ədaɪlənæ/): "warm"

itunad (adjective, /ɪtunəd/): "weak"

tag (adjective, /təg/): "white"

attaz (adjective, /æɾəz/): "wide"

tulay (adjective, /tʌle/): "yellow"

na (adjective, /nə/): "young"

Verbs

itadaina (verb, /ɪtadaɪnə/): "bake"

ahalai (verb, /əhəlaɪ/): "be"

ka (verb, /kə/): "belong"

ahe (verb, /əhɛ/): "bite"

attit (verb, /əɾit/): "break"

ootta (verb, /ʊɾə/): "burn"

ak (verb, /ək/): "come"

ik (verb, /ɪk/): "die"

sattiv (verb, /səɾɪv/): "drink"

ajaba (verb, /əjəbə/): "eat"

thanasad (verb, /ðænəsəd/): "fall"

awada (verb, /əwədə/): "fight"

ikisi (verb, /ɪkɪsi/): "find"

afi (verb, /əfi/): "fish"

malilip (verb, /məlilɪp/): "fly"

na (verb, /nə/): "frown"

atte (verb, /aɾɛ/): "go"

etinan (verb, /ɛtinən/): "growl"

am (verb, /əm/): "hate"

am (verb, /əm/): "have"

aw (verb, /əw/): "hear"

wazan (verb, /wəzən/): "hide"

akinaba (verb, /əkinəbə/): "hold"

miwisam (verb, /mɪwɪsəm/): "hunt"

zethayzab (verb, /zɛðezæb/): "jump"

awvakougi (verb, /ovəkaʊgɪ/): "kill"

alisa (verb, /əlɪsə/): "know"

tittat (verb, /tɪɾət/): "laugh"

amawl (verb, /əmol/): "lie"

lap (verb, /ləp/): "live"

ikusuk (verb, /ikʌsʌk/): "lose"

du (verb, /du/): "love"

numi (verb, /numɪ/): "need"

apiwatt (verb, /æpɪwaɾ/): "own"

awkas (verb, /okəs/): "roast"

athut (verb, /əθʌt/): "run"

uchitt (verb, /utʃɪɾ/): "see"

sisad (verb, /sisəd/): "sit"

iwitala (verb, /ɪwɪtələ/): "sleep"

tavough (verb, /təvɒ/): "smell"

oumang (verb, /aʊməŋ/): "smile"

tti (verb, /ɾɪ/): "stand"

velough (verb, /vɛlɒ/): "strike"

awwan (verb, /owæn/): "swallow"

shek (verb, /ʃɛk/): "swim"

nga (verb, /ŋə/): "taste"

itengis (verb, /itɛŋis/): "throw"

izamina (verb, /izamɪnə/): "walk"

ttaitt (verb, /ɾaɪɾ/): "want"

Nouns

ait (noun, /aɪt/): "afternoon"

ab (noun, /əb/): "ale"

ta (noun, /tə/): "all"

anatidi (noun, /ənætɪdɪ/): "alligator"

zuwat (noun, /zuwət/): "arm"

ootup (noun, /ʊtup/): "ash"

tatusa (noun, /tətusa/): "aunt"

sami (noun, /səmɪ/): "axe"

ttu (noun, /ɾʌ/): "bark"

ap (noun, /əp/): "bay"

idi (noun, /ɪdi/): "beer"

ne (noun, /nɛ/): "beet"

voughlous (noun, /vɒlaʊs/): "bird"

tta (noun, /ɾæ/): "blood"

itai (noun, /itaɪ/): "boar"

thattafi (noun, /ðəɾafi/): "bone"

izadib (noun, /ɪzədɪb/): "breakfast"

aitiman (noun, /aɪtimæn/): "breast"

mizi (noun, /mizɪ/): "brother"

kanifaj (noun, /kənɪfədʒ/): "castle"

ladde (noun, /laɽɛ/): "cat"

aj (noun, /əj/): "cat"

sitsehu (noun, /sitsɛhʌ/): "chest"

chevuth (noun, /tʃɛvuð/): "chicken"

awd (noun, /od/): "claw"

nan (noun, /nən/): "cloud"

uttailih (noun, /uɾaɪlih/): "coconut"

say (noun, /se/): "crime"

ijachali (noun, /ɪdʒətʃəli/): "day"

ena (noun, /ɛnə/): "dinner"

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

aimafaiji (noun, /aɪməfaɪdʒi/): "drink"

tawitta (noun, /təwiɾa/): "dungeon"

afi (noun, /əfi/): "ear"

ainafatt (noun, /aɪnafəɾ/): "earth"

idid (noun, /ɪdɪd/): "egg"

usip (noun, /ʌsip/): "elder"

ttuki (noun, /ɾʌkɪ/): "enemy"

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

pusa (noun, /pʌsə/): "eye"

lesinib (noun, /lɛsɪnɪb/): "family"

asu (noun, /əsu/): "father"

atuti (noun, /ətʌti/): "feather"

ttupapa (noun, /ɾupapə/): "fight"

ub (noun, /ub/): "finger"

fanatta (noun, /fənəɾa/): "fire"

if (noun, /ɪf/): "fish"

ahou (noun, /əhaʊ/): "flesh"

es (noun, /ɛs/): "foot"

afikai (noun, /əfikaɪ/): "forest"

ath (noun, /əθ/): "fox"

shoottilik (noun, /ʃʊɾɪlɪk/): "friend"

ilinidai (noun, /ɪlinidaɪ/): "goose"

azoughshila (noun, /əzɒʃilæ/): "grease"

eshay (noun, /ɛʃəy/): "group"

na (noun, /nə/): "gulf"

attoil (noun, /æɾɔɪl/): "hair"

matizi (noun, /matizɪ/): "hand"

tika (noun, /tikə/): "hat"

itabi (noun, /ɪtəbɪ/): "hate"

ab (noun, /əb/): "head"

awcesas (noun, /ocɛsəs/): "hill"

awtte (noun, /oɾɛ/): "horn"

ttaif (noun, /ɾaɪf/): "horse"

ngay (noun, /ŋe/): "house"

mivi (noun, /mɪvɪ/): "inn"

judi (noun, /dʒʌdɪ/): "island"

aw (noun, /æw/): "jaw"

ivu (noun, /ɪvu/): "lake"

ttayt (noun, /ɾet/): "leaf"

piwe (noun, /pɪwɛ/): "leg"

sa (noun, /sə/): "liver"

ilupadi (noun, /ilupædɪ/): "louse"

if (noun, /ɪf/): "love"

waiti (noun, /waɪti/): "lunch"

oon (noun, /ʊn/): "man"

uvittath (noun, /ʌviɾæð/): "many"

anaka (noun, /ænəkə/): "meal"

ittaka (noun, /iɾəkə/): "metal"

iki (noun, /ikɪ/): "mine"

evapaf (noun, /ɛvəpəf/): "monster"

sapatti (noun, /səpaɾɪ/): "moon"

athatas (noun, /əðatəs/): "morning"

attalai (noun, /əɾəlaɪ/): "mother"

ath (noun, /əð/): "mountain"

dinejough (noun, /dɪnɛdʒɒ/): "mouth"

kiza (noun, /kɪzə/): "name"

wal (noun, /wal/): "neck"

akutt (noun, /akʌɾ/): "night"

itaw (noun, /ɪtæw/): "noodle"

eth (noun, /ɛð/): "nose"

aitajough (noun, /aɪtədʒɒ/): "ocean"

makisij (noun, /makisɪdʒ/): "parent"

ngith (noun, /ŋið/): "path"

beta (noun, /bɛtə/): "peace"

akalat (noun, /ækəlæt/): "pepper"

dedattak (noun, /dɛdəɾæk/): "person"

jusa (noun, /jusə/): "pie"

da (noun, /də/): "pig"

ttaza (noun, /ɾəzæ/): "rabbit"

izay (noun, /ize/): "rain"

chikahuw (noun, /xikəhʌw/): "rat"

ouf (noun, /aʊf/): "river"

hittattid (noun, /hiɾəɾid/): "robe"

koughthifa (noun, /kɒðifə/): "rock"

metangoughz (noun, /mɛtəŋɒz/): "root"

alathala (noun, /ələðələ/): "salt"

toungij (noun, /taʊŋɪj/): "sand"

ahatha (noun, /əhəðə/): "seed"

ittutik (noun, /iɾʌtik/): "sibling"

athiva (noun, /æθɪvə/): "sister"

ttaka (noun, /ɾækə/): "skin"

oughtahi (noun, /ɒtəhɪ/): "sky"

thaga (noun, /ðægə/): "smoke"

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

aken (noun, /akɛn/): "soup"

ki (noun, /kɪ/): "star"

dat (noun, /dət/): "stew"

ufelini (noun, /ʌfɛlɪni/): "stomach"

vaykitha (noun, /vekiðæ/): "stone"

ethuk (noun, /ɛðʌk/): "stream"

dainunas (noun, /daɪnʌnəs/): "sun"

iz (noun, /ɪz/): "sword"

lawaiga (noun, /ləwaɪgə/): "tail"

atis (noun, /ətis/): "tavern"

isaym (noun, /ɪsem/): "thumb"

ikadi (noun, /ikədɪ/): "tongue"

sutite (noun, /sʌtɪtɛ/): "tooth"

utte (noun, /ʌɾɛ/): "tree"

aynikay (noun, /enike/): "truth"

ithuttaitt (noun, /iθʌɾaɪɾ/): "uncle"

oojikatha (noun, /ʊdʒɪkəða/): "valley"

coo (noun, /cʊ/): "war"

nash (noun, /nəʃ/): "water"

oughvi (noun, /ɒvi/): "way"

aysa (noun, /esə/): "wine"

itattai (noun, /ɪtaɾaɪ/): "woman"

atatti (noun, /ətəɾi/): "word"