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Aluthuz

Aluthuz Dictionary

Pronouns

tet (pronoun, /tɛt/): "he"

nas (pronoun, /nas/): "she"

gaw (pronoun, /gəw/): "they"

rran (pronoun, /rən/): "you"

sitt (pronoun, /sɪɾ/): "we"

ziz (pronoun, /zɪz/): "I"

Articles

enough (article, /ɛnɒ/): "a"

ni (article, /nɪ/): "the"

Prepositions

atawn (preposition, /əton/): "and"

yathiki (preposition, /yæðikɪ/): "as"

anasapa (preposition, /anəsəpə/): "from"

ivanid (preposition, /ivənid/): "in"

masawta (preposition, /məsotæ/): "of"

ngetamatt (preposition, /ŋɛtæməɾ/): "or"

titaha (preposition, /titəhə/): "to"

baka (preposition, /bəkə/): "will"

dib (preposition, /dib/): "with"

Numbers

idattap (number, /idəɾap/): "zero"

thu (number, /ðu/): "one"

ach (number, /ətʃ/): "two"

atittayba (number, /ətiɾebə/): "three"

ata (number, /əta/): "four"

anama (number, /anəmæ/): "five"

apisa (number, /æpɪsə/): "six"

anij (number, /ənɪj/): "seven"

mayfa (number, /mefə/): "eight"

pani (number, /pəni/): "nine"

as (number, /əs/): "ten"

Questions

ni (question, /nɪ/): "what"

vanak (question, /vənək/): "who"

az (question, /əz/): "how"

athunge (question, /əðuŋɛ/): "why"

bipitte (question, /bɪpɪɾɛ/): "when"

Interjections

avoughttap (interjection, /əvɒɾəp/): "hello"

an (interjection, /æn/): "goodbye"

aloughl (interjection, /alɒl/): "hey"

tattan (interjection, /təɾən/): "bye"

izu (interjection, /ɪzu/): "ouch"

tasagas (interjection, /təsəgəs/): "wow"

ttatha (interjection, /ɾəðə/): "uh"

ub (interjection, /ub/): "er"

afasik (interjection, /əfəsik/): "um"

Adverbs

saf (adverb, /sæf/): "again"

aitizuha (adverb, /aɪtizʌhæ/): "now"

futtaysas (adverb, /fuɾesəs/): "soon"

mawa (adverb, /mawə/): "often"

siaytta (adverb, /ʒeɾə/): "sometimes"

asiwu (adverb, /æsiwʌ/): "always"

ip (adverb, /ɪp/): "never"

ititath (adverb, /itɪtəð/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ketti (adjective, /kɛɾi/): "aromatic"

kap (adjective, /kəp/): "basted"

ashaithan (adjective, /əʃaɪðən/): "big"

ttih (adjective, /ɾih/): "bitter"

han (adjective, /hæn/): "black"

outhoughpayj (adjective, /aʊðɒpej/): "blue"

kithitt (adjective, /kiðɪɾ/): "brown"

aijic (adjective, /aɪjɪc/): "chilled"

taka (adjective, /təkæ/): "cold"

jetoughki (adjective, /jɛtɒki/): "curried"

kisadip (adjective, /kisədɪp/): "dark"

ittifutt (adjective, /ɪɾifuɾ/): "deep"

kathilu (adjective, /kəðɪlu/): "divine"

mamudi (adjective, /məmudɪ/): "drunk"

lattoughditt (adjective, /ləɾɒdɪɾ/): "empty"

ttanutt (adjective, /ɾənʌɾ/): "evil"

besa (adjective, /bɛsə/): "familiar"

utera (adjective, /ʌtɛɹæ/): "fat"

fahatought (adjective, /fəhətɒt/): "flat"

tepi (adjective, /tɛpi/): "frail"

sa (adjective, /sæ/): "fried"

thefongiv (adjective, /ðɛfɔŋɪv/): "full"

uchataw (adjective, /utʃəto/): "good"

awatawtt (adjective, /əwətoɾ/): "green"

ipik (adjective, /ipik/): "grey"

thetedda (adjective, /ðɛtɛɽæ/): "honest"

akazi (adjective, /əkəzɪ/): "hot"

na (adjective, /na/): "light"

dawtainu (adjective, /dotaɪnʌ/): "long"

avip (adjective, /ævɪp/): "loud"

kulima (adjective, /kulimə/): "mortal"

izij (adjective, /ɪzɪj/): "mysterious"

fa (adjective, /fæ/): "narrow"

attath (adjective, /əɾað/): "old"

thagawbij (adjective, /θagobij/): "orange"

udiki (adjective, /udikɪ/): "pungent"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "purple"

kaivaizit (adjective, /kaɪvaɪzit/): "quiet"

in (adjective, /ɪn/): "raw"

pibi (adjective, /pibɪ/): "rectangular"

chanaw (adjective, /tʃəno/): "red"

vi (adjective, /vɪ/): "roasted"

tige (adjective, /tigɛ/): "round"

ttavuh (adjective, /ɾəvuh/): "salty"

wa (adjective, /wə/): "savory"

oodath (adjective, /ʊdəð/): "shallow"

ang (adjective, /aŋ/): "short"

atoughs (adjective, /ətɒs/): "smoked"

adai (adjective, /ædaɪ/): "sober"

la (adjective, /lə/): "sour"

ifitaka (adjective, /ɪfitəkə/): "spicy"

wudutt (adjective, /wʌdʌɾ/): "spiral"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "square"

apasasi (adjective, /əpəsəsi/): "steamed"

iwawgungi (adjective, /iwoguŋi/): "strange"

oughb (adjective, /ɒb/): "strong"

hama (adjective, /hamə/): "sturdy"

ab (adjective, /æb/): "sweet"

thuttaloun (adjective, /ðʌɾəlaʊn/): "tall"

sagatig (adjective, /səgætig/): "thick"

arad (adjective, /aɹəd/): "thin"

aza (adjective, /əzə/): "warm"

al (adjective, /əl/): "weak"

titt (adjective, /tɪɾ/): "white"

azaivathu (adjective, /əzaɪvəðu/): "wide"

itil (adjective, /ɪtil/): "yellow"

utoudi (adjective, /ʌtaʊdɪ/): "young"

Verbs

awnga (verb, /oŋə/): "bake"

ili (verb, /ɪlɪ/): "be"

ttila (verb, /ɾɪlə/): "belong"

akay (verb, /əke/): "bite"

iw (verb, /ɪw/): "break"

tukanoughh (verb, /tʌkənɒh/): "burn"

alattug (verb, /əlaɾug/): "come"

ittut (verb, /ɪɾut/): "die"

simaboughm (verb, /sɪməbɒm/): "drink"

aitittiv (verb, /aɪtiɾɪv/): "eat"

wawngat (verb, /woŋət/): "fall"

ouwawnam (verb, /aʊwonam/): "fight"

analif (verb, /ənəlɪf/): "find"

ezaidupa (verb, /ɛzaɪdupə/): "fish"

inadi (verb, /ɪnædi/): "fly"

riti (verb, /ɹɪtɪ/): "frown"

ibel (verb, /ibɛl/): "go"

iwap (verb, /iwəp/): "growl"

tha (verb, /ðə/): "hate"

nitam (verb, /nɪtəm/): "have"

anangu (verb, /ənəŋʌ/): "hear"

ittoughwenough (verb, /ɪɾɒwɛnɒ/): "hide"

ave (verb, /əvɛ/): "hold"

maymavit (verb, /meməvɪt/): "hunt"

na (verb, /nə/): "jump"

ish (verb, /ɪʃ/): "kill"

wiyilu (verb, /wiyɪlʌ/): "know"

ttihai (verb, /ɾihaɪ/): "laugh"

outtefi (verb, /aʊɾɛfɪ/): "lie"

dawf (verb, /dof/): "live"

thoubamay (verb, /ðaʊbəme/): "lose"

utoughkaitti (verb, /ʌtɒkaɪɾi/): "love"

aws (verb, /os/): "need"

thafapayp (verb, /θəfəpep/): "own"

wivath (verb, /wɪvəθ/): "roast"

an (verb, /ən/): "run"

aqitt (verb, /əqɪɾ/): "see"

awhawn (verb, /ohon/): "sit"

mamay (verb, /məme/): "sleep"

atti (verb, /aɾɪ/): "smell"

uthoolataw (verb, /uθʊləto/): "smile"

na (verb, /nə/): "stand"

tanough (verb, /tənɒ/): "strike"

ethujitt (verb, /ɛðujɪɾ/): "swallow"

angai (verb, /æŋaɪ/): "swim"

dalaynach (verb, /dəlenatʃ/): "taste"

nittutai (verb, /niɾʌtaɪ/): "throw"

isisith (verb, /ɪsisɪð/): "walk"

nakatough (verb, /nəkətɒ/): "want"

Nouns

zawti (noun, /zotɪ/): "afternoon"

ena (noun, /ɛnə/): "ale"

ivattid (noun, /ivəɾɪd/): "all"

tunawlach (noun, /tunolətʃ/): "alligator"

afoughd (noun, /əfɒd/): "arm"

amaz (noun, /əməz/): "ash"

lal (noun, /ləl/): "aunt"

adoughshoughtt (noun, /ædɒʃɒɾ/): "axe"

awtali (noun, /otəlɪ/): "bark"

pattaidin (noun, /pæɾaɪdɪn/): "bay"

ttoughz (noun, /ɾɒz/): "beer"

ze (noun, /zɛ/): "beet"

awne (noun, /onɛ/): "bird"

avid (noun, /əvɪd/): "blood"

hen (noun, /hɛn/): "boar"

tasi (noun, /təsi/): "bone"

jikafid (noun, /jɪkafid/): "breakfast"

nge (noun, /ŋɛ/): "breast"

mathai (noun, /məðaɪ/): "brother"

hina (noun, /hɪna/): "castle"

kattaim (noun, /kəɾaɪm/): "cat"

afu (noun, /əfʌ/): "cat"

ideli (noun, /ɪdɛlɪ/): "chest"

meda (noun, /mɛdə/): "chicken"

wadoos (noun, /wədʊs/): "claw"

fawnag (noun, /fonəg/): "cloud"

ak (noun, /ək/): "coconut"

ipayshaiza (noun, /ɪpeʃaɪzə/): "crime"

ikap (noun, /ɪkəp/): "day"

tatanuf (noun, /tətanuf/): "dinner"

ettinin (noun, /ɛɾinin/): "dog"

aysettool (noun, /esɛɾʊl/): "drink"

tana (noun, /tænə/): "dungeon"

usapought (noun, /ʌsəpɒt/): "ear"

napu (noun, /nəpu/): "earth"

anattub (noun, /ənæɾʌb/): "egg"

oul (noun, /aʊl/): "elder"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "enemy"

ida (noun, /idə/): "evening"

dahoughw (noun, /dəhɒw/): "eye"

zaditta (noun, /zədɪɾə/): "family"

isuz (noun, /ɪsuz/): "father"

bachafek (noun, /bætʃəfɛk/): "feather"

wain (noun, /waɪn/): "fight"

bi (noun, /bɪ/): "finger"

def (noun, /dɛf/): "fire"

tas (noun, /təs/): "fish"

zath (noun, /zəð/): "flesh"

ta (noun, /tə/): "foot"

satanit (noun, /sətænɪt/): "forest"

utt (noun, /uɾ/): "fox"

zayttalook (noun, /zeɾəlʊk/): "friend"

te (noun, /tɛ/): "goose"

thu (noun, /ðʌ/): "grease"

uw (noun, /ʌw/): "group"

isiid (noun, /iʒid/): "gulf"

ayh (noun, /eh/): "hair"

thid (noun, /ðɪd/): "hand"

tu (noun, /tu/): "hat"

hi (noun, /hi/): "hate"

dali (noun, /dəlɪ/): "head"

attaiv (noun, /əɾaɪv/): "hill"

avu (noun, /əvʌ/): "horn"

aykittasa (noun, /ekɪɾəsə/): "horse"

wahamayt (noun, /wəhəmet/): "house"

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

neki (noun, /nɛki/): "island"

aningedu (noun, /ənɪŋɛdu/): "jaw"

isishid (noun, /isiʃid/): "lake"

ij (noun, /ɪdʒ/): "leaf"

di (noun, /di/): "leg"

ashana (noun, /əʃənə/): "liver"

attidu (noun, /əɾidʌ/): "louse"

ihutti (noun, /ihʌɾi/): "love"

asaw (noun, /əso/): "lunch"

ehaysecha (noun, /ɛhesɛxæ/): "man"

aziz (noun, /əzɪz/): "many"

ngavi (noun, /ŋəvi/): "meal"

ataju (noun, /ətəju/): "metal"

anay (noun, /əne/): "mine"

adamam (noun, /ədæməm/): "monster"

naytutou (noun, /netutaʊ/): "moon"

iba (noun, /ibə/): "morning"

dilath (noun, /diləð/): "mother"

zoogulas (noun, /zʊguləs/): "mountain"

asit (noun, /əsɪt/): "mouth"

aida (noun, /aɪdə/): "name"

tititta (noun, /titɪɾə/): "neck"

amitte (noun, /əmɪɾɛ/): "night"

ttam (noun, /ɾəm/): "noodle"

uh (noun, /uh/): "nose"

ithama (noun, /ɪðəmæ/): "ocean"

uthookayf (noun, /ʌðʊkef/): "parent"

akin (noun, /əkin/): "path"

san (noun, /sən/): "peace"

ejun (noun, /ɛjʌn/): "pepper"

aikanuza (noun, /aɪkənuzə/): "person"

ipa (noun, /ɪpə/): "pie"

nane (noun, /nənɛ/): "pig"

apan (noun, /əpən/): "rabbit"

awvachitt (noun, /ovətʃɪɾ/): "rain"

akitoughb (noun, /ækɪtɒb/): "rat"

nuthuv (noun, /nʌθʌv/): "river"

uttawtt (noun, /ʌɾoɾ/): "robe"

eta (noun, /ɛtə/): "rock"

ttisoott (noun, /ɾɪsʊɾ/): "root"

buttune (noun, /buɾʌnɛ/): "salt"

aitt (noun, /aɪɾ/): "sand"

ib (noun, /ɪb/): "seed"

il (noun, /il/): "sibling"

lez (noun, /lɛz/): "sister"

tedisayd (noun, /tɛdɪsed/): "skin"

sa (noun, /sə/): "sky"

batte (noun, /bəɾɛ/): "smoke"

anadepa (noun, /ənadɛpə/): "snake"

sez (noun, /sɛz/): "soup"

ut (noun, /ut/): "star"

touwetay (noun, /taʊwɛte/): "stew"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "stomach"

afatu (noun, /æfətʌ/): "stone"

haydouf (noun, /hedaʊf/): "stream"

ngubiz (noun, /ŋʌbɪz/): "sun"

zavabay (noun, /zævæbe/): "sword"

ath (noun, /əð/): "tail"

aj (noun, /əj/): "tavern"

taywage (noun, /tewagɛ/): "thumb"

ab (noun, /æb/): "tongue"

jade (noun, /jadɛ/): "tooth"

bu (noun, /bu/): "tree"

oumalaitu (noun, /aʊmælaɪtu/): "truth"

diba (noun, /dɪbə/): "uncle"

zanawt (noun, /zənot/): "valley"

oolad (noun, /ʊləd/): "war"

labun (noun, /læbun/): "water"

aminawq (noun, /amɪnoq/): "way"

nachi (noun, /natʃɪ/): "wine"

awj (noun, /oj/): "woman"

ik (noun, /ɪk/): "word"