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Iwaydaga

Iwaydaga Dictionary

Pronouns

ngi (pronoun, /ŋi/): "he"

oisa (pronoun, /ɔɪsə/): "she"

ttah (pronoun, /ɾəh/): "they"

izay (pronoun, /ɪze/): "you"

woughd (pronoun, /wɒd/): "we"

ini (pronoun, /inɪ/): "I"

Articles

es (article, /ɛs/): "a"

ita (article, /ɪtə/): "the"

Prepositions

ta (preposition, /tə/): "and"

faythachi (preposition, /feðətʃɪ/): "as"

idawefa (preposition, /idæwɛfa/): "from"

sana (preposition, /sənə/): "in"

azalan (preposition, /əzəlæn/): "of"

sha (preposition, /ʃə/): "or"

imay (preposition, /ime/): "to"

uki (preposition, /ukɪ/): "will"

ebaza (preposition, /ɛbəzə/): "with"

Numbers

ayshai (number, /eʃaɪ/): "zero"

idikahi (number, /ɪdɪkəhi/): "one"

avat (number, /avæt/): "two"

ttakusha (number, /ɾəkʌʃə/): "three"

pak (number, /pək/): "four"

asaik (number, /əsaɪk/): "five"

ga (number, /gə/): "six"

dawas (number, /dəwəs/): "seven"

athutabi (number, /aðutabi/): "eight"

sawsalu (number, /sosəlʌ/): "nine"

ttimipa (number, /ɾimipa/): "ten"

Questions

ttinavu (question, /ɾɪnavʌ/): "what"

isaw (question, /ɪso/): "who"

attu (question, /əɾu/): "how"

alimawki (question, /alɪmoki/): "why"

thejish (question, /ðɛdʒɪʃ/): "when"

Interjections

ap (interjection, /æp/): "hello"

tapayttou (interjection, /tæpeɾaʊ/): "goodbye"

pem (interjection, /pɛm/): "hey"

kaduhatt (interjection, /kəduhəɾ/): "bye"

jetha (interjection, /jɛðə/): "ouch"

nawa (interjection, /nəwə/): "wow"

ttuha (interjection, /ɾʌhə/): "uh"

ttainoushev (interjection, /ɾaɪnaʊʃɛv/): "er"

unay (interjection, /ʌne/): "um"

Adverbs

ngami (adverb, /ŋəmɪ/): "again"

layte (adverb, /letɛ/): "now"

achiwa (adverb, /ətʃiwə/): "soon"

nigaini (adverb, /nigaɪnɪ/): "often"

tha (adverb, /ðə/): "sometimes"

ad (adverb, /ad/): "always"

sudawni (adverb, /sudoni/): "never"

si (adverb, /sɪ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

idinay (adjective, /ɪdɪne/): "aromatic"

shikavi (adjective, /ʃɪkəvɪ/): "basted"

mapaz (adjective, /məpəz/): "big"

disoutin (adjective, /dɪsaʊtɪn/): "bitter"

av (adjective, /əv/): "black"

tu (adjective, /tʌ/): "blue"

inootta (adjective, /ɪnʊɾə/): "brown"

shiwa (adjective, /ʃɪwə/): "chilled"

aynaittezu (adjective, /enaɪɾɛzu/): "cold"

lawsathad (adjective, /losəðəd/): "curried"

waibal (adjective, /waɪbəl/): "dark"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "deep"

ichaku (adjective, /itʃəkʌ/): "divine"

pititt (adjective, /pitɪɾ/): "drunk"

un (adjective, /ʌn/): "empty"

mubittu (adjective, /mubiɾu/): "evil"

ngi (adjective, /ŋɪ/): "familiar"

didelu (adjective, /dɪdɛlʌ/): "fat"

dittawi (adjective, /dɪɾəwɪ/): "flat"

natasu (adjective, /nətəsu/): "frail"

akayta (adjective, /əketæ/): "fried"

ttaidoughva (adjective, /ɾaɪdɒvə/): "full"

ashe (adjective, /əʃɛ/): "good"

avith (adjective, /avɪð/): "green"

izath (adjective, /ɪzæð/): "grey"

anazutta (adjective, /ənæzuɾa/): "honest"

misa (adjective, /mɪsə/): "hot"

shosipi (adjective, /ʃɔsipɪ/): "light"

thasin (adjective, /ðəsɪn/): "long"

ousethitay (adjective, /aʊsɛðɪte/): "loud"

zaje (adjective, /zajɛ/): "mortal"

attaykatt (adjective, /əɾekəɾ/): "mysterious"

tasayma (adjective, /təsemə/): "narrow"

idaitatt (adjective, /ɪdaɪtəɾ/): "old"

uvaidaw (adjective, /uvaɪdəw/): "orange"

naginaw (adjective, /nəgɪno/): "pungent"

ati (adjective, /ətɪ/): "purple"

da (adjective, /də/): "quiet"

iv (adjective, /iv/): "raw"

ibinu (adjective, /ibɪnu/): "rectangular"

enep (adjective, /ɛnɛp/): "red"

inilagi (adjective, /ɪnɪləgɪ/): "roasted"

gainaf (adjective, /gaɪnəf/): "round"

natt (adjective, /nəɾ/): "salty"

iku (adjective, /iku/): "savory"

aywashi (adjective, /ewəʃɪ/): "shallow"

thushu (adjective, /ðuʃʌ/): "short"

sutaf (adjective, /sutəf/): "smoked"

vaytt (adjective, /veɾ/): "sober"

abaz (adjective, /əbəz/): "sour"

naytt (adjective, /neɾ/): "spicy"

isaythut (adjective, /ɪseθʌt/): "spiral"

zethat (adjective, /zɛðət/): "square"

anachad (adjective, /ənəchəd/): "steamed"

zeti (adjective, /zɛti/): "strange"

isiz (adjective, /ɪsiz/): "strong"

ainuzini (adjective, /aɪnuzinɪ/): "sturdy"

ttiweli (adjective, /ɾɪwɛlɪ/): "sweet"

ita (adjective, /ɪtə/): "tall"

pi (adjective, /pi/): "thick"

ani (adjective, /ənɪ/): "thin"

ivu (adjective, /ɪvu/): "warm"

av (adjective, /əv/): "weak"

befizith (adjective, /bɛfɪzɪð/): "white"

nattat (adjective, /nəɾət/): "wide"

ittuz (adjective, /iɾuz/): "yellow"

apeb (adjective, /apɛb/): "young"

Verbs

outtough (verb, /aʊɾɒ/): "bake"

oukaf (verb, /aʊkəf/): "be"

avinata (verb, /əvɪnətæ/): "belong"

kaith (verb, /kaɪð/): "bite"

oughbesh (verb, /ɒbɛʃ/): "break"

zanaykaig (verb, /zənekaɪg/): "burn"

atikiv (verb, /atɪkiv/): "come"

evay (verb, /ɛve/): "die"

awitha (verb, /əwiðə/): "drink"

atis (verb, /ətɪs/): "eat"

ikooti (verb, /ɪkʊti/): "fall"

enukitt (verb, /ɛnʌkɪɾ/): "fight"

vinali (verb, /vɪnəlɪ/): "find"

na (verb, /næ/): "fish"

sanada (verb, /sənədæ/): "fly"

tawna (verb, /tonæ/): "frown"

uva (verb, /ʌvə/): "go"

baitt (verb, /baɪɾ/): "growl"

tti (verb, /ɾi/): "hate"

vaw (verb, /vo/): "have"

jinayttaw (verb, /jineɾo/): "hear"

ew (verb, /ɛw/): "hide"

ittawu (verb, /iɾəwʌ/): "hold"

ab (verb, /əb/): "hunt"

thufuthi (verb, /θʌfuθi/): "jump"

datit (verb, /dətit/): "kill"

wa (verb, /wæ/): "know"

vithasas (verb, /viðəsəs/): "laugh"

doub (verb, /daʊb/): "lie"

kemapoo (verb, /kɛməpʊ/): "live"

anabi (verb, /anabi/): "lose"

ajiva (verb, /əjɪvə/): "love"

angediji (verb, /əŋɛdijɪ/): "need"

aviwishi (verb, /əvɪwiʃi/): "own"

uhumaw (verb, /ʌhʌmo/): "roast"

ad (verb, /əd/): "run"

awlettib (verb, /olɛɾɪb/): "see"

ith (verb, /ið/): "sit"

attubac (verb, /əɾubəc/): "sleep"

la (verb, /lə/): "smell"

ttavin (verb, /ɾəvin/): "smile"

zi (verb, /zi/): "stand"

fasuk (verb, /fəsuk/): "strike"

satattain (verb, /sətəɾaɪn/): "swallow"

inup (verb, /ɪnʌp/): "swim"

attatt (verb, /aɾəɾ/): "taste"

afathas (verb, /afəðəs/): "throw"

voo (verb, /vʊ/): "walk"

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

Nouns

unaw (noun, /uno/): "afternoon"

ttawawn (noun, /ɾəwon/): "ale"

deni (noun, /dɛnɪ/): "all"

nganida (noun, /ŋənida/): "alligator"

imetti (noun, /imɛɾɪ/): "arm"

natihitt (noun, /nətɪhɪɾ/): "ash"

ttaka (noun, /ɾəkə/): "aunt"

ihadas (noun, /ɪhədəs/): "axe"

amadalou (noun, /əmədəlaʊ/): "bark"

ath (noun, /əð/): "bay"

wawnisuk (noun, /wonisʌk/): "beer"

ayfa (noun, /efæ/): "beet"

athai (noun, /əðaɪ/): "bird"

jit (noun, /jɪt/): "blood"

ailad (noun, /aɪləd/): "boar"

unesid (noun, /unɛsɪd/): "bone"

nitt (noun, /nɪɾ/): "breakfast"

musaifa (noun, /mʌsaɪfə/): "breast"

divaisi (noun, /dɪvaɪsi/): "brother"

uwitt (noun, /ʌwɪɾ/): "castle"

ouk (noun, /aʊk/): "cat"

outitane (noun, /aʊtɪtænɛ/): "cat"

umanath (noun, /umənəð/): "chest"

itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "chicken"

aloz (noun, /alɔz/): "claw"

izibi (noun, /izɪbɪ/): "cloud"

sali (noun, /sælɪ/): "coconut"

utattoughwoo (noun, /utəɾɒwʊ/): "crime"

sa (noun, /sə/): "day"

alookiv (noun, /əlʊkɪv/): "dinner"

zilay (noun, /zɪle/): "dog"

ettiz (noun, /ɛɾɪz/): "drink"

lough (noun, /lɒ/): "dungeon"

kama (noun, /kamə/): "ear"

azasada (noun, /əzəsadæ/): "earth"

elaga (noun, /ɛləgæ/): "egg"

amathan (noun, /æməðən/): "elder"

mo (noun, /mɔ/): "enemy"

angunadi (noun, /əŋunədɪ/): "evening"

avip (noun, /ævɪp/): "eye"

idan (noun, /idən/): "family"

arritt (noun, /ərɪɾ/): "father"

esa (noun, /ɛsa/): "feather"

ooq (noun, /ʊq/): "fight"

ikisuza (noun, /ɪkisuzæ/): "finger"

aydibib (noun, /edɪbɪb/): "fire"

inittat (noun, /ɪniɾət/): "fish"

an (noun, /ən/): "flesh"

aliz (noun, /ælɪz/): "foot"

daisa (noun, /daɪsə/): "forest"

asisay (noun, /əsise/): "fox"

ttimatil (noun, /ɾɪmətil/): "friend"

aninat (noun, /əninat/): "goose"

simittet (noun, /sɪmɪɾɛt/): "grease"

ade (noun, /ədɛ/): "group"

tini (noun, /tɪnɪ/): "gulf"

ahich (noun, /əhɪtʃ/): "hair"

api (noun, /əpi/): "hand"

iteloo (noun, /itɛlʊ/): "hat"

jaimi (noun, /dʒaɪmi/): "hate"

niv (noun, /nɪv/): "head"

ithoughtt (noun, /ɪðɒɾ/): "hill"

dabutu (noun, /dæbutʌ/): "horn"

ash (noun, /əʃ/): "horse"

afu (noun, /əfʌ/): "house"

alaja (noun, /ælæjə/): "inn"

litti (noun, /lɪɾɪ/): "island"

goiwed (noun, /gɔɪwɛd/): "jaw"

titt (noun, /tɪɾ/): "lake"

an (noun, /ən/): "leaf"

mailaizu (noun, /maɪlaɪzʌ/): "leg"

senud (noun, /sɛnʌd/): "liver"

itas (noun, /ɪtəs/): "louse"

atha (noun, /æðə/): "love"

te (noun, /tɛ/): "lunch"

tat (noun, /tat/): "man"

igatat (noun, /ɪgətət/): "many"

udi (noun, /udɪ/): "meal"

jiti (noun, /dʒɪti/): "metal"

gazawn (noun, /gæzon/): "mine"

fip (noun, /fɪp/): "monster"

mooma (noun, /mʊmə/): "moon"

athajawsi (noun, /æðədʒosi/): "morning"

asinaj (noun, /asɪnədʒ/): "mother"

egai (noun, /ɛgaɪ/): "mountain"

ttu (noun, /ɾʌ/): "mouth"

dattana (noun, /dəɾənə/): "name"

attit (noun, /əɾit/): "neck"

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

saw (noun, /saw/): "noodle"

fama (noun, /fəmə/): "nose"

isujujay (noun, /ɪsʌdʒudʒe/): "ocean"

imim (noun, /ɪmim/): "parent"

tatad (noun, /tatæd/): "path"

adingain (noun, /ədiŋaɪn/): "peace"

ikabi (noun, /ikæbi/): "pepper"

liwittun (noun, /liwɪɾun/): "person"

athis (noun, /əðɪs/): "pie"

ang (noun, /əŋ/): "pig"

daninu (noun, /dəninʌ/): "rabbit"

fou (noun, /faʊ/): "rain"

ena (noun, /ɛnə/): "rat"

na (noun, /nə/): "river"

tutouzu (noun, /tutaʊzʌ/): "robe"

awvilaw (noun, /ovilo/): "rock"

ttainoughzaw (noun, /ɾaɪnɒzæw/): "root"

ayttataime (noun, /eɾætaɪmɛ/): "salt"

apattoomu (noun, /əpəɾʊmu/): "sand"

ina (noun, /ɪna/): "seed"

lemadat (noun, /lɛmadæt/): "sibling"

atayz (noun, /ətez/): "sister"

zilith (noun, /zɪlɪð/): "skin"

te (noun, /tɛ/): "sky"

asif (noun, /əsɪf/): "smoke"

asew (noun, /əsɛw/): "snake"

van (noun, /vən/): "soup"

ttaviz (noun, /ɾəviz/): "star"

atihu (noun, /ətɪhʌ/): "stew"

bath (noun, /bəθ/): "stomach"

ike (noun, /ɪkɛ/): "stone"

um (noun, /um/): "stream"

nazutt (noun, /nəzʌɾ/): "sun"

ataz (noun, /ətəz/): "sword"

tu (noun, /tʌ/): "tail"

athap (noun, /əðəp/): "tavern"

athisi (noun, /əðisɪ/): "thumb"

ttakikak (noun, /ɾækɪkak/): "tongue"

aw (noun, /əw/): "tooth"

das (noun, /dəs/): "tree"

ttasanguth (noun, /ɾəsæŋuð/): "truth"

awl (noun, /ol/): "uncle"

javin (noun, /jəvɪn/): "valley"

chouj (noun, /chaʊj/): "war"

puti (noun, /pʌtɪ/): "water"

ati (noun, /ətɪ/): "way"

amata (noun, /əmæta/): "wine"

itikawj (noun, /ɪtɪkoj/): "woman"

da (noun, /də/): "word"