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Avim

Avim Dictionary

Pronouns

uth (pronoun, /uð/): "he"

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

ek (pronoun, /ɛk/): "they"

va (pronoun, /va/): "you"

tan (pronoun, /tæn/): "we"

ata (pronoun, /ətə/): "I"

Articles

ap (article, /æp/): "a"

kez (article, /kɛz/): "the"

Prepositions

awaditt (preposition, /əwədɪɾ/): "and"

sum (preposition, /sum/): "as"

nati (preposition, /nəti/): "from"

itha (preposition, /ɪðə/): "in"

anabaida (preposition, /ənəbaɪda/): "of"

enisette (preposition, /ɛnisɛɾɛ/): "or"

azasat (preposition, /æzəsət/): "to"

fipe (preposition, /fɪpɛ/): "will"

chazap (preposition, /tʃəzəp/): "with"

Numbers

nugut (number, /nʌgut/): "zero"

el (number, /ɛl/): "one"

jununa (number, /junʌnə/): "two"

naddaihal (number, /nəɽaɪhal/): "three"

tengutti (number, /tɛŋuɾi/): "four"

aittathatt (number, /aɪɾaðəɾ/): "five"

aitabami (number, /aɪtəbəmi/): "six"

sagath (number, /sagəð/): "seven"

makatuch (number, /məkətʌtʃ/): "eight"

mahis (number, /məhɪs/): "nine"

ath (number, /əð/): "ten"

Questions

thattaj (question, /ðəɾəj/): "what"

tasap (question, /tæsəp/): "who"

ettala (question, /ɛɾələ/): "how"

dilakaw (question, /diləko/): "why"

athamai (question, /əðæmaɪ/): "when"

Interjections

soughdd (interjection, /sɒɽ/): "hello"

tuw (interjection, /tuw/): "goodbye"

me (interjection, /mɛ/): "hey"

ttawida (interjection, /ɾəwɪdə/): "bye"

masi (interjection, /məsɪ/): "ouch"

afawt (interjection, /əfot/): "wow"

attaka (interjection, /əɾəkə/): "uh"

va (interjection, /və/): "er"

ithaynid (interjection, /ɪðenɪd/): "um"

Adverbs

natt (adverb, /nəɾ/): "again"

inatt (adverb, /ɪnəɾ/): "now"

bakawtti (adverb, /bəkoɾɪ/): "soon"

awthazey (adverb, /oðəzɛy/): "often"

akaboosa (adverb, /ækəbʊsə/): "sometimes"

vu (adverb, /vʌ/): "always"

fap (adverb, /fəp/): "never"

na (adverb, /nə/): "seldom"

Adjectives

anadaif (adjective, /ənədaɪf/): "aromatic"

at (adjective, /ət/): "basted"

kitidun (adjective, /kitɪdun/): "big"

umattu (adjective, /ʌməɾu/): "bitter"

daynus (adjective, /denus/): "black"

etapatha (adjective, /ɛtəpəðə/): "blue"

oughd (adjective, /ɒd/): "brown"

lasim (adjective, /ləsim/): "chilled"

chitt (adjective, /xɪɾ/): "cold"

asin (adjective, /əsɪn/): "curried"

lekaisal (adjective, /lɛkaɪsəl/): "dark"

itetai (adjective, /ɪtɛtaɪ/): "deep"

as (adjective, /æs/): "divine"

ttetta (adjective, /ɾɛɾə/): "drunk"

ina (adjective, /ɪnə/): "empty"

aci (adjective, /əci/): "evil"

nahawngil (adjective, /nəhoŋil/): "familiar"

awiki (adjective, /awikɪ/): "fat"

ikai (adjective, /ikaɪ/): "flat"

atuttay (adjective, /ətuɾe/): "frail"

koughtti (adjective, /kɒɾɪ/): "fried"

nuz (adjective, /nʌz/): "full"

mav (adjective, /mæv/): "good"

etinayth (adjective, /ɛtineð/): "green"

aybat (adjective, /ebət/): "grey"

shunakas (adjective, /ʃunəkəs/): "honest"

aytusate (adjective, /etusətɛ/): "hot"

zailayb (adjective, /zaɪleb/): "light"

usha (adjective, /uʃə/): "long"

fithattu (adjective, /fɪðəɾʌ/): "loud"

ada (adjective, /ædə/): "mortal"

dawaw (adjective, /dəwo/): "mysterious"

paynimait (adjective, /penɪmaɪt/): "narrow"

bidahoo (adjective, /bɪdəhʊ/): "old"

wepi (adjective, /wɛpɪ/): "orange"

agili (adjective, /ægɪlɪ/): "pungent"

awnez (adjective, /onɛz/): "purple"

aki (adjective, /əki/): "quiet"

ad (adjective, /əd/): "raw"

ttuf (adjective, /ɾuf/): "rectangular"

ne (adjective, /nɛ/): "red"

apitt (adjective, /əpɪɾ/): "roasted"

atawd (adjective, /atod/): "round"

avasa (adjective, /avasa/): "salty"

jay (adjective, /je/): "savory"

anipav (adjective, /ənipəv/): "shallow"

inilih (adjective, /ɪnɪlɪh/): "short"

mattula (adjective, /məɾʌlə/): "smoked"

fu (adjective, /fu/): "sober"

aysay (adjective, /ese/): "sour"

lawtaikay (adjective, /lotaɪke/): "spicy"

daloughnan (adjective, /dəlɒnən/): "spiral"

achawai (adjective, /ətʃəwaɪ/): "square"

tuttatta (adjective, /tuɾæɾə/): "steamed"

noughmitik (adjective, /nɒmitɪk/): "strange"

waz (adjective, /waz/): "strong"

anus (adjective, /ænʌs/): "sturdy"

awithum (adjective, /awɪðʌm/): "sweet"

lawathoutt (adjective, /læwəðaʊɾ/): "tall"

otiz (adjective, /ɔtɪz/): "thick"

ichafatt (adjective, /ɪtʃafəɾ/): "thin"

doughha (adjective, /dɒhə/): "warm"

ttoottitin (adjective, /ɾʊɾɪtin/): "weak"

fetukatt (adjective, /fɛtukæɾ/): "white"

alanaiku (adjective, /əlanaɪku/): "wide"

anattatt (adjective, /ənəɾæɾ/): "yellow"

sittatt (adjective, /siɾæɾ/): "young"

Verbs

aysagas (verb, /esəgəs/): "bake"

pimin (verb, /pɪmɪn/): "be"

noonafal (verb, /nʊnəfæl/): "belong"

nus (verb, /nus/): "bite"

usesu (verb, /ʌsɛsʌ/): "break"

chittizuw (verb, /tʃɪɾɪzuw/): "burn"

nit (verb, /nɪt/): "come"

ebi (verb, /ɛbi/): "die"

evana (verb, /ɛvəna/): "drink"

batt (verb, /bəɾ/): "eat"

baingin (verb, /baɪŋin/): "fall"

anine (verb, /ənɪnɛ/): "fight"

sinasu (verb, /sɪnəsu/): "find"

ab (verb, /æb/): "fish"

ashusi (verb, /əʃʌsɪ/): "fly"

iqam (verb, /iqəm/): "frown"

nunu (verb, /nunu/): "go"

ukaytt (verb, /ʌkeɾ/): "growl"

laypithim (verb, /lepɪðim/): "hate"

fik (verb, /fɪk/): "have"

latan (verb, /lətən/): "hear"

sounga (verb, /saʊŋæ/): "hide"

ichattoughs (verb, /ɪxæɾɒs/): "hold"

igithise (verb, /ɪgɪðɪsɛ/): "hunt"

aka (verb, /əkə/): "jump"

ani (verb, /ənɪ/): "kill"

bouba (verb, /baʊbə/): "know"

pamadim (verb, /pəmədim/): "laugh"

nottattatt (verb, /nɔɾəɾəɾ/): "lie"

usa (verb, /ʌsə/): "live"

sattumoughs (verb, /sæɾʌmɒs/): "lose"

asaw (verb, /əso/): "love"

ik (verb, /ɪk/): "need"

tanisi (verb, /tənisɪ/): "own"

anisatsu (verb, /ənɪsətsu/): "roast"

ttav (verb, /ɾəv/): "run"

lattanu (verb, /ləɾənu/): "see"

oosh (verb, /ʊʃ/): "sit"

ifan (verb, /ɪfən/): "sleep"

eth (verb, /ɛθ/): "smell"

usithangi (verb, /usɪθəŋi/): "smile"

aika (verb, /aɪkæ/): "stand"

noughttaz (verb, /nɒɾəz/): "strike"

aynunou (verb, /enunaʊ/): "swallow"

tatayneth (verb, /tætenɛθ/): "swim"

vad (verb, /vəd/): "taste"

wat (verb, /wət/): "throw"

athishipi (verb, /əðiʃɪpɪ/): "walk"

aitt (verb, /aɪɾ/): "want"

Nouns

ihim (noun, /ɪhɪm/): "afternoon"

kaif (noun, /kaɪf/): "ale"

taiwa (noun, /taɪwə/): "all"

ttidathai (noun, /ɾidəðaɪ/): "alligator"

aili (noun, /aɪlɪ/): "arm"

ana (noun, /ənə/): "ash"

taizutaw (noun, /taɪzʌto/): "aunt"

sa (noun, /sə/): "axe"

dakawsay (noun, /dəkose/): "bark"

datilus (noun, /datɪlus/): "bay"

il (noun, /ɪl/): "beer"

ilooy (noun, /ɪlʊy/): "beet"

ilaz (noun, /ilæz/): "bird"

ttichinid (noun, /ɾɪtʃɪnɪd/): "blood"

za (noun, /zə/): "boar"

dibatte (noun, /dɪbəɾɛ/): "bone"

izatteb (noun, /ɪzəɾɛb/): "breakfast"

at (noun, /æt/): "breast"

voughb (noun, /vɒb/): "brother"

ttanani (noun, /ɾənəni/): "castle"

itunain (noun, /ɪtunaɪn/): "cat"

ainusouba (noun, /aɪnusaʊbæ/): "cat"

oughthawthu (noun, /ɒðoðʌ/): "chest"

oughtadatt (noun, /ɒtədəɾ/): "chicken"

ittataw (noun, /ɪɾəto/): "claw"

awt (noun, /ot/): "cloud"

gakusha (noun, /gəkʌʃə/): "coconut"

tu (noun, /tʌ/): "crime"

ebilunay (noun, /ɛbɪlune/): "day"

ahach (noun, /əhəx/): "dinner"

sayttash (noun, /seɾaʃ/): "dog"

henatt (noun, /hɛnəɾ/): "drink"

umasii (noun, /uməʒɪ/): "dungeon"

ttuchasay (noun, /ɾuchəse/): "ear"

uth (noun, /ʌð/): "earth"

haitaith (noun, /haɪtaɪð/): "egg"

bimi (noun, /bɪmi/): "elder"

la (noun, /lə/): "enemy"

ttoughthen (noun, /ɾɒðɛn/): "evening"

nachat (noun, /nəxət/): "eye"

taytay (noun, /tete/): "family"

pa (noun, /pə/): "father"

naibuk (noun, /naɪbʌk/): "feather"

aitiboughttu (noun, /aɪtɪbɒɾu/): "fight"

tivoughng (noun, /tɪvɒŋ/): "finger"

echun (noun, /ɛtʃun/): "fire"

ttupay (noun, /ɾupe/): "fish"

vittaitha (noun, /viɾaɪðə/): "flesh"

ittanai (noun, /iɾənaɪ/): "foot"

oolu (noun, /ʊlʌ/): "forest"

ithoughttane (noun, /iðɒɾənɛ/): "fox"

ninat (noun, /nɪnat/): "friend"

an (noun, /æn/): "goose"

tachadu (noun, /tatʃədʌ/): "grease"

ttu (noun, /ɾu/): "group"

oughva (noun, /ɒvə/): "gulf"

nisilough (noun, /nɪsɪlɒ/): "hair"

ought (noun, /ɒt/): "hand"

itapin (noun, /ɪtəpɪn/): "hat"

zad (noun, /zəd/): "hate"

dunaisaid (noun, /dunaɪsaɪd/): "head"

atuse (noun, /ətusɛ/): "hill"

ajattune (noun, /əjæɾʌnɛ/): "horn"

ttad (noun, /ɾad/): "horse"

ittu (noun, /iɾu/): "house"

athivitti (noun, /əðivɪɾɪ/): "inn"

tadawnough (noun, /tadonɒ/): "island"

amitta (noun, /əmiɾæ/): "jaw"

ethasu (noun, /ɛðəsu/): "lake"

inanid (noun, /ɪnənid/): "leaf"

idi (noun, /ɪdi/): "leg"

imin (noun, /ɪmin/): "liver"

nalawoo (noun, /nələwʊ/): "louse"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "love"

ttisawa (noun, /ɾɪsəwə/): "lunch"

ttithali (noun, /ɾiðəli/): "man"

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

awkin (noun, /okɪn/): "meal"

pisi (noun, /pɪsɪ/): "metal"

ninin (noun, /ninin/): "mine"

mainalawt (noun, /maɪnəlot/): "monster"

nadaywa (noun, /nədewə/): "moon"

tizett (noun, /tɪzɛɾ/): "morning"

san (noun, /sən/): "mother"

aitaylayl (noun, /aɪtelel/): "mountain"

kit (noun, /kɪt/): "mouth"

utta (noun, /ʌɾə/): "name"

ttaytt (noun, /ɾeɾ/): "neck"

nath (noun, /nəð/): "night"

ddidif (noun, /ɽɪdɪf/): "noodle"

ihawbay (noun, /ɪhobe/): "nose"

ajattoughla (noun, /æjəɾɒlæ/): "ocean"

ta (noun, /tə/): "parent"

na (noun, /nə/): "path"

jawzad (noun, /dʒozəd/): "peace"

dadana (noun, /dədənə/): "pepper"

kavu (noun, /kəvu/): "person"

ilath (noun, /ɪləð/): "pie"

noughfet (noun, /nɒfɛt/): "pig"

atanan (noun, /atənæn/): "rabbit"

aylaz (noun, /eləz/): "rain"

busisa (noun, /bʌsɪsæ/): "rat"

ipaiw (noun, /ɪpaɪw/): "river"

aythainil (noun, /eðaɪnɪl/): "robe"

fayki (noun, /fekɪ/): "rock"

wawsa (noun, /wosə/): "root"

upid (noun, /upid/): "salt"

ibisi (noun, /ɪbɪsi/): "sand"

nittai (noun, /nɪɾaɪ/): "seed"

ttaykawt (noun, /ɾekot/): "sibling"

ubamasu (noun, /ʌbəməsu/): "sister"

ama (noun, /əmə/): "skin"

da (noun, /də/): "sky"

hat (noun, /hət/): "smoke"

ngimav (noun, /ŋɪməv/): "snake"

awil (noun, /əwil/): "soup"

ufetapa (noun, /ʌfɛtəpə/): "star"

ayttedana (noun, /eɾɛdənə/): "stew"

ishaypagaw (noun, /iʃepəgo/): "stomach"

ahin (noun, /æhɪn/): "stone"

tai (noun, /taɪ/): "stream"

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

banou (noun, /bənaʊ/): "sword"

em (noun, /ɛm/): "tail"

rimi (noun, /ɹɪmi/): "tavern"

dekas (noun, /dɛkæs/): "thumb"

abid (noun, /əbid/): "tongue"

inatt (noun, /inəɾ/): "tooth"

imazay (noun, /iməze/): "tree"

fetta (noun, /fɛɾa/): "truth"

ad (noun, /əd/): "uncle"

emar (noun, /ɛmæɹ/): "valley"

ipuzumi (noun, /ɪpʌzumi/): "war"

sichathut (noun, /sɪtʃəðʌt/): "water"

tija (noun, /tidʒə/): "way"

id (noun, /ɪd/): "wine"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "woman"

afithough (noun, /əfɪðɒ/): "word"