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Poughwayf

Poughwayf Dictionary

Pronouns

tte (pronoun, /ɾɛ/): "he"

di (pronoun, /dɪ/): "she"

datt (pronoun, /dəɾ/): "they"

fith (pronoun, /fɪð/): "you"

di (pronoun, /di/): "we"

za (pronoun, /zə/): "I"

Articles

ays (article, /es/): "a"

ed (article, /ɛd/): "the"

Prepositions

namayfawn (preposition, /nəmefon/): "and"

aje (preposition, /əjɛ/): "as"

amawi (preposition, /æməwɪ/): "from"

aip (preposition, /aɪp/): "in"

tilazek (preposition, /tɪləzɛk/): "of"

za (preposition, /za/): "or"

unitt (preposition, /ʌnɪɾ/): "to"

itt (preposition, /iɾ/): "will"

imawa (preposition, /ɪməwə/): "with"

Numbers

difike (number, /dɪfikɛ/): "zero"

angigayve (number, /æŋɪgevɛ/): "one"

atipaha (number, /ətipæhə/): "two"

jena (number, /jɛnə/): "three"

ayt (number, /et/): "four"

ngezida (number, /ŋɛzidə/): "five"

anizai (number, /ənɪzaɪ/): "six"

dawatt (number, /dəwaɾ/): "seven"

anayka (number, /ənekə/): "eight"

ibata (number, /ɪbətə/): "nine"

faymesa (number, /femɛsə/): "ten"

Questions

til (question, /tɪl/): "what"

pen (question, /pɛn/): "who"

imi (question, /ɪmɪ/): "how"

tha (question, /ðə/): "why"

ttak (question, /ɾak/): "when"

Interjections

dou (interjection, /daʊ/): "hello"

ana (interjection, /ənə/): "goodbye"

amudaw (interjection, /æmʌdo/): "hey"

ibik (interjection, /ibɪk/): "bye"

athad (interjection, /əðəd/): "ouch"

alafou (interjection, /ələfaʊ/): "wow"

latt (interjection, /ləɾ/): "uh"

vani (interjection, /vənɪ/): "er"

ela (interjection, /ɛlə/): "um"

Adverbs

ttimaf (adverb, /ɾɪməf/): "again"

littiki (adverb, /lɪɾiki/): "now"

ang (adverb, /aŋ/): "soon"

anitange (adverb, /ənitəŋɛ/): "often"

id (adverb, /ɪd/): "sometimes"

anai (adverb, /ənaɪ/): "always"

ootidouta (adverb, /ʊtɪdaʊtæ/): "never"

nik (adverb, /nɪk/): "seldom"

Adjectives

oughttaida (adjective, /ɒɾaɪdə/): "aromatic"

ttitezah (adjective, /ɾitɛzəh/): "basted"

outhita (adjective, /aʊðɪtə/): "big"

kawa (adjective, /kəwə/): "bitter"

wittanatt (adjective, /wɪɾənaɾ/): "black"

bab (adjective, /bəb/): "blue"

ti (adjective, /tɪ/): "brown"

washadi (adjective, /wæʃədi/): "chilled"

ttoughsaji (adjective, /ɾɒsədʒɪ/): "cold"

ayfoozug (adjective, /efʊzʌg/): "curried"

layhi (adjective, /lehi/): "dark"

mil (adjective, /mɪl/): "deep"

ela (adjective, /ɛlə/): "divine"

esa (adjective, /ɛsæ/): "drunk"

nga (adjective, /ŋə/): "empty"

atal (adjective, /ətəl/): "evil"

ethes (adjective, /ɛθɛs/): "familiar"

usu (adjective, /usʌ/): "fat"

angadet (adjective, /əŋədɛt/): "flat"

batizil (adjective, /bətɪzil/): "frail"

jazaww (adjective, /jæzow/): "fried"

an (adjective, /ən/): "full"

anata (adjective, /ənætæ/): "good"

oozani (adjective, /ʊzənɪ/): "green"

atta (adjective, /æɾə/): "grey"

titt (adjective, /tɪɾ/): "honest"

tadamu (adjective, /tədəmu/): "hot"

noottuva (adjective, /nʊɾʌvə/): "light"

kittud (adjective, /kiɾud/): "long"

nanaku (adjective, /nənəkʌ/): "loud"

nasugab (adjective, /nəsugəb/): "mortal"

may (adjective, /me/): "mysterious"

tattik (adjective, /təɾɪk/): "narrow"

atis (adjective, /ətis/): "old"

poon (adjective, /pʊn/): "orange"

atadi (adjective, /ətədi/): "pungent"

chad (adjective, /tʃəd/): "purple"

imittoifa (adjective, /ɪmiɾɔɪfə/): "quiet"

satt (adjective, /səɾ/): "raw"

amel (adjective, /əmɛl/): "rectangular"

anal (adjective, /ənæl/): "red"

aza (adjective, /əzə/): "roasted"

awlilaf (adjective, /oliləf/): "round"

oughdi (adjective, /ɒdɪ/): "salty"

du (adjective, /dʌ/): "savory"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "shallow"

thasawab (adjective, /ðæsəwəb/): "short"

imutaiyay (adjective, /imʌtaɪye/): "smoked"

law (adjective, /lo/): "sober"

giti (adjective, /gɪtɪ/): "sour"

amattayl (adjective, /əməɾel/): "spicy"

ha (adjective, /hə/): "spiral"

az (adjective, /əz/): "square"

poitatta (adjective, /pɔɪtæɾə/): "steamed"

na (adjective, /nə/): "strange"

lazisaz (adjective, /ləzɪsəz/): "strong"

kiloo (adjective, /kilʊ/): "sturdy"

pai (adjective, /paɪ/): "sweet"

kat (adjective, /kət/): "tall"

umail (adjective, /umaɪl/): "thick"

nethaw (adjective, /nɛθəw/): "thin"

tayhas (adjective, /tehəs/): "warm"

piritath (adjective, /pɪɹɪtæð/): "weak"

utasuzi (adjective, /utəsuzɪ/): "white"

il (adjective, /ɪl/): "wide"

mi (adjective, /mi/): "yellow"

nutalith (adjective, /nutəlɪð/): "young"

Verbs

ttattouthus (verb, /ɾəɾaʊðʌs/): "bake"

sabawta (verb, /səbotæ/): "be"

ja (verb, /ja/): "belong"

ulou (verb, /ulaʊ/): "bite"

tsa (verb, /tsə/): "break"

uttifa (verb, /uɾɪfə/): "burn"

ttakiwayn (verb, /ɾəkiwen/): "come"

attisayb (verb, /əɾɪseb/): "die"

kahibu (verb, /kəhɪbʌ/): "drink"

le (verb, /lɛ/): "eat"

natihan (verb, /nətɪhæn/): "fall"

tough (verb, /tɒ/): "fight"

apayaib (verb, /əpəyaɪb/): "find"

awsan (verb, /osæn/): "fish"

sayvough (verb, /sevɒ/): "fly"

ni (verb, /nɪ/): "frown"

sith (verb, /sɪð/): "go"

inaj (verb, /ɪnəj/): "growl"

ngun (verb, /ŋʌn/): "hate"

winganath (verb, /wiŋanəð/): "have"

saj (verb, /sədʒ/): "hear"

anuchais (verb, /ənuchaɪs/): "hide"

wikenga (verb, /wɪkɛŋæ/): "hold"

balaittit (verb, /bəlaɪɾɪt/): "hunt"

inailattu (verb, /inaɪlæɾu/): "jump"

ethe (verb, /ɛθɛ/): "kill"

sipataid (verb, /sɪpətaɪd/): "know"

zinat (verb, /zɪnət/): "laugh"

oottula (verb, /ʊɾʌlə/): "lie"

amehe (verb, /əmɛhɛ/): "live"

lam (verb, /læm/): "lose"

idalatt (verb, /idaləɾ/): "love"

daydarrit (verb, /dedərɪt/): "need"

oughnoji (verb, /ɒnɔjɪ/): "own"

ning (verb, /nɪŋ/): "roast"

esaja (verb, /ɛsədʒə/): "run"

atashiwa (verb, /ətəʃiwə/): "see"

fizaba (verb, /fɪzəba/): "sit"

at (verb, /ət/): "sleep"

netoughttough (verb, /nɛtɒɾɒ/): "smell"

mik (verb, /mik/): "smile"

uwich (verb, /uwɪtʃ/): "stand"

kay (verb, /ke/): "strike"

chalaynga (verb, /tʃaleŋə/): "swallow"

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

atayn (verb, /əten/): "taste"

idadi (verb, /idədi/): "throw"

ttifoughlin (verb, /ɾifɒlɪn/): "walk"

elubadaw (verb, /ɛlʌbədo/): "want"

Nouns

sinag (noun, /sɪnəg/): "afternoon"

payttu (noun, /peɾu/): "ale"

izi (noun, /ɪzɪ/): "all"

jaynittu (noun, /dʒenɪɾu/): "alligator"

kujaw (noun, /kʌjəw/): "arm"

ath (noun, /əð/): "ash"

ahethifa (noun, /əhɛðɪfə/): "aunt"

ittalid (noun, /ɪɾælɪd/): "axe"

tine (noun, /tɪnɛ/): "bark"

oughsatakough (noun, /ɒsətakɒ/): "bay"

athahaba (noun, /əðəhəbə/): "beer"

ifa (noun, /ifə/): "beet"

thiti (noun, /ðɪti/): "bird"

adithu (noun, /ədiðʌ/): "blood"

ihipaja (noun, /ɪhɪpæjə/): "boar"

inamahi (noun, /inəməhi/): "bone"

aili (noun, /aɪli/): "breakfast"

nachidaf (noun, /nachɪdaf/): "breast"

napas (noun, /nəpəs/): "brother"

attat (noun, /əɾət/): "castle"

zaw (noun, /zo/): "cat"

atatta (noun, /ætaɾa/): "cat"

ttinetten (noun, /ɾɪnɛɾɛn/): "chest"

inaw (noun, /ɪnəw/): "chicken"

usi (noun, /ʌsɪ/): "claw"

natinaf (noun, /nətɪnəf/): "cloud"

kai (noun, /kaɪ/): "coconut"

michoughwi (noun, /mɪtʃɒwi/): "crime"

imat (noun, /ɪmat/): "day"

itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "dinner"

nidawgi (noun, /nɪdogɪ/): "dog"

utay (noun, /ute/): "drink"

ta (noun, /tə/): "dungeon"

layttu (noun, /leɾu/): "ear"

thazi (noun, /ðəzɪ/): "earth"

anizawm (noun, /ænɪzom/): "egg"

ingava (noun, /iŋəva/): "elder"

api (noun, /əpɪ/): "enemy"

poi (noun, /pɔɪ/): "evening"

te (noun, /tɛ/): "eye"

sou (noun, /saʊ/): "family"

dima (noun, /dɪmə/): "father"

udaja (noun, /ʌdædʒə/): "feather"

oottai (noun, /ʊɾaɪ/): "fight"

ainadayk (noun, /aɪnədek/): "finger"

saytus (noun, /setus/): "fire"

outta (noun, /aʊɾə/): "fish"

ittik (noun, /ɪɾik/): "flesh"

uningasay (noun, /unɪŋəse/): "foot"

awai (noun, /æwaɪ/): "forest"

dayzitt (noun, /dezɪɾ/): "fox"

ainithul (noun, /aɪnɪðʌl/): "friend"

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

ta (noun, /tə/): "grease"

ati (noun, /əti/): "group"

thawn (noun, /ðon/): "gulf"

an (noun, /ən/): "hair"

iz (noun, /iz/): "hand"

ayfi (noun, /efi/): "hat"

aikijaw (noun, /aɪkɪjo/): "hate"

dadatt (noun, /dədəɾ/): "head"

kawnittas (noun, /konɪɾəs/): "hill"

lu (noun, /lʌ/): "horn"

shisati (noun, /ʃɪsætɪ/): "horse"

sithoobag (noun, /sɪðʊbəg/): "house"

isiban (noun, /ɪsɪbən/): "inn"

kiliti (noun, /kɪlɪti/): "island"

zapattam (noun, /zəpəɾam/): "jaw"

zi (noun, /zi/): "lake"

ttati (noun, /ɾəti/): "leaf"

itun (noun, /ɪtun/): "leg"

av (noun, /əv/): "liver"

tita (noun, /tɪtə/): "louse"

alaniday (noun, /əlanide/): "love"

zay (noun, /ze/): "lunch"

udoughm (noun, /udɒm/): "man"

ilabe (noun, /ɪlabɛ/): "many"

akayja (noun, /əkejə/): "meal"

zezattid (noun, /zɛzəɾɪd/): "metal"

ajunad (noun, /əjunəd/): "mine"

jumanun (noun, /dʒumənun/): "monster"

kafasough (noun, /kəfəsɒ/): "moon"

aifaw (noun, /aɪfo/): "morning"

mittathough (noun, /mɪɾəðɒ/): "mother"

pitad (noun, /pɪtəd/): "mountain"

uli (noun, /ulɪ/): "mouth"

kaji (noun, /kədʒɪ/): "name"

ittisayg (noun, /ɪɾɪseg/): "neck"

sikoogatt (noun, /sɪkʊgəɾ/): "night"

id (noun, /ɪd/): "noodle"

ngil (noun, /ŋɪl/): "nose"

aipawutt (noun, /aɪpəwuɾ/): "ocean"

hisim (noun, /hɪsɪm/): "parent"

iz (noun, /ɪz/): "path"

akan (noun, /ækən/): "peace"

tinatt (noun, /tɪnəɾ/): "pepper"

anay (noun, /æne/): "person"

loughsoosa (noun, /lɒsʊsə/): "pie"

pimi (noun, /pɪmi/): "pig"

thoughtt (noun, /ðɒɾ/): "rabbit"

esana (noun, /ɛsənə/): "rain"

apayviz (noun, /əpevɪz/): "rat"

aittawna (noun, /aɪɾonə/): "river"

ketoughla (noun, /kɛtɒlə/): "robe"

liliw (noun, /lɪlɪw/): "rock"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "root"

thoilin (noun, /ðɔɪlɪn/): "salt"

ittata (noun, /ɪɾətə/): "sand"

ttili (noun, /ɾilɪ/): "seed"

an (noun, /ən/): "sibling"

asithett (noun, /əsiðɛɾ/): "sister"

athi (noun, /aði/): "skin"

thaihe (noun, /ðaɪhɛ/): "sky"

ilezuta (noun, /ɪlɛzutə/): "smoke"

ipi (noun, /ɪpɪ/): "snake"

ich (noun, /ɪch/): "soup"

biluk (noun, /bɪlʌk/): "star"

dattu (noun, /dəɾʌ/): "stew"

quttiniv (noun, /qʌɾɪnɪv/): "stomach"

jettayshawd (noun, /jɛɾeʃod/): "stone"

ab (noun, /əb/): "stream"

se (noun, /sɛ/): "sun"

uttawama (noun, /uɾəwamæ/): "sword"

ayttahip (noun, /eɾəhɪp/): "tail"

tangipe (noun, /təŋɪpɛ/): "tavern"

oughthad (noun, /ɒðəd/): "thumb"

vini (noun, /vɪni/): "tongue"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "tooth"

ttinipib (noun, /ɾɪnɪpɪb/): "tree"

ina (noun, /ɪnə/): "truth"

asam (noun, /asəm/): "uncle"

thattaypi (noun, /ðəɾepɪ/): "valley"

nisid (noun, /nɪsid/): "war"

asalat (noun, /æsælət/): "water"

utachoub (noun, /ʌtətʃaʊb/): "way"

aisa (noun, /aɪsə/): "wine"

id (noun, /ɪd/): "woman"

isay (noun, /ɪse/): "word"