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Zangatte

Zangatte Dictionary

Pronouns

thal (pronoun, /ðəl/): "he"

aloo (pronoun, /əlʊ/): "she"

awzi (pronoun, /ozɪ/): "they"

ttaw (pronoun, /ɾo/): "you"

it (pronoun, /ɪt/): "we"

ada (pronoun, /ədə/): "I"

Articles

att (article, /əɾ/): "a"

ada (article, /ədə/): "the"

Prepositions

visaytip (preposition, /vɪsetɪp/): "and"

aytt (preposition, /eɾ/): "as"

nawshai (preposition, /noʃaɪ/): "from"

aleniv (preposition, /əlɛnɪv/): "in"

rri (preposition, /ri/): "of"

ayzish (preposition, /eziʃ/): "or"

ishuttitta (preposition, /ɪʃʌɾɪɾæ/): "to"

inu (preposition, /ɪnʌ/): "will"

athi (preposition, /əðɪ/): "with"

Numbers

kizatt (number, /kizəɾ/): "zero"

avatatti (number, /ævətaɾɪ/): "one"

oughj (number, /ɒj/): "two"

asi (number, /əsɪ/): "three"

ap (number, /əp/): "four"

ayvafa (number, /evəfə/): "five"

awa (number, /awə/): "six"

si (number, /sɪ/): "seven"

nasaz (number, /nəsəz/): "eight"

aish (number, /aɪʃ/): "nine"

asum (number, /əsʌm/): "ten"

Questions

manetha (question, /mənɛða/): "what"

bi (question, /bɪ/): "who"

at (question, /ət/): "how"

basi (question, /bəsi/): "why"

im (question, /ɪm/): "when"

Interjections

dithil (interjection, /dɪðɪl/): "hello"

alada (interjection, /ælədə/): "goodbye"

asuz (interjection, /əsuz/): "hey"

zisittad (interjection, /zɪsɪɾæd/): "bye"

anaza (interjection, /ənæzə/): "ouch"

thai (interjection, /θaɪ/): "wow"

pe (interjection, /pɛ/): "uh"

ada (interjection, /ədæ/): "er"

edawvatt (interjection, /ɛdovəɾ/): "um"

Adverbs

nattoochen (adverb, /naɾʊtʃɛn/): "again"

ittawzaw (adverb, /iɾozo/): "now"

agesayw (adverb, /əgɛsew/): "soon"

mathay (adverb, /məðe/): "often"

ittaka (adverb, /iɾəkə/): "sometimes"

is (adverb, /ɪs/): "always"

hapafawk (adverb, /həpəfok/): "never"

ttu (adverb, /ɾu/): "seldom"

Adjectives

wesit (adjective, /wɛsit/): "aromatic"

inat (adjective, /ɪnət/): "basted"

baitettith (adjective, /baɪtɛɾiθ/): "big"

faliham (adjective, /fəlihəm/): "bitter"

ufanatt (adjective, /ʌfənəɾ/): "black"

fai (adjective, /faɪ/): "blue"

nai (adjective, /naɪ/): "brown"

ettayzin (adjective, /ɛɾezɪn/): "chilled"

ttayve (adjective, /ɾevɛ/): "cold"

fij (adjective, /fɪj/): "curried"

ag (adjective, /əg/): "dark"

ithat (adjective, /ɪðæt/): "deep"

ittup (adjective, /ɪɾup/): "divine"

duja (adjective, /dujə/): "drunk"

nilamett (adjective, /nɪləmɛɾ/): "empty"

oudatis (adjective, /aʊdətɪs/): "evil"

ini (adjective, /inɪ/): "familiar"

pay (adjective, /pe/): "fat"

inu (adjective, /ɪnu/): "flat"

aisad (adjective, /aɪsəd/): "frail"

tasidaw (adjective, /təsɪdo/): "fried"

iwawn (adjective, /ɪwon/): "full"

un (adjective, /ʌn/): "good"

ak (adjective, /æk/): "green"

ka (adjective, /kə/): "grey"

idavaik (adjective, /ɪdəvaɪk/): "honest"

athaha (adjective, /əðæhə/): "hot"

shivengap (adjective, /ʃɪvɛŋəp/): "light"

am (adjective, /əm/): "long"

midab (adjective, /midəb/): "loud"

tiwada (adjective, /tɪwədæ/): "mortal"

aisuttasha (adjective, /aɪsuɾæʃə/): "mysterious"

im (adjective, /ɪm/): "narrow"

ichup (adjective, /ɪxup/): "old"

nattaina (adjective, /nəɾaɪnə/): "orange"

aww (adjective, /ow/): "pungent"

adinawdough (adjective, /ədɪnodɒ/): "purple"

tti (adjective, /ɾɪ/): "quiet"

iha (adjective, /ɪhə/): "raw"

ittizough (adjective, /ɪɾɪzɒ/): "rectangular"

takatu (adjective, /təkətʌ/): "red"

udou (adjective, /ʌdaʊ/): "roasted"

lithal (adjective, /lɪðəl/): "round"

ula (adjective, /ʌlə/): "salty"

loughc (adjective, /lɒc/): "savory"

anawute (adjective, /ænæwutɛ/): "shallow"

la (adjective, /lə/): "short"

alainana (adjective, /əlaɪnænə/): "smoked"

akaytay (adjective, /akete/): "sober"

anay (adjective, /əne/): "sour"

ashi (adjective, /əʃɪ/): "spicy"

nitathil (adjective, /nɪtəðɪl/): "spiral"

atay (adjective, /əte/): "square"

ayngittaka (adjective, /eŋɪɾəka/): "steamed"

nalasam (adjective, /nələsæm/): "strange"

padanat (adjective, /pədənət/): "strong"

inila (adjective, /inɪlə/): "sturdy"

dapan (adjective, /dəpən/): "sweet"

thetid (adjective, /ðɛtɪd/): "tall"

aynuwani (adjective, /enuwənɪ/): "thick"

lativaw (adjective, /lətɪvæw/): "thin"

lay (adjective, /le/): "warm"

awnafip (adjective, /onəfip/): "weak"

ikawthah (adjective, /ɪkoðæh/): "white"

neqata (adjective, /nɛqətə/): "wide"

alila (adjective, /alilə/): "yellow"

taiki (adjective, /taɪki/): "young"

Verbs

ishida (verb, /ɪʃida/): "bake"

anough (verb, /ənɒ/): "be"

avit (verb, /əvit/): "belong"

zaw (verb, /zo/): "bite"

lough (verb, /lɒ/): "break"

ilafewa (verb, /iləfɛwə/): "burn"

aneg (verb, /ənɛg/): "come"

al (verb, /əl/): "die"

fel (verb, /fɛl/): "drink"

ibe (verb, /ɪbɛ/): "eat"

ttinouni (verb, /ɾɪnaʊni/): "fall"

ttas (verb, /ɾəs/): "fight"

ousazi (verb, /aʊsəzi/): "find"

ni (verb, /ni/): "fish"

chidoo (verb, /xɪdʊ/): "fly"

joughttap (verb, /jɒɾəp/): "frown"

etengi (verb, /ɛtɛŋɪ/): "go"

wikata (verb, /wɪkətə/): "growl"

zawtin (verb, /zotɪn/): "hate"

nalaysiz (verb, /nəlesɪz/): "have"

ttiwut (verb, /ɾiwʌt/): "hear"

aybisufi (verb, /ebɪsʌfɪ/): "hide"

det (verb, /dɛt/): "hold"

thas (verb, /ðəs/): "hunt"

al (verb, /əl/): "jump"

ttalewi (verb, /ɾəlɛwɪ/): "kill"

mekeza (verb, /mɛkɛzə/): "know"

uli (verb, /ʌlɪ/): "laugh"

ttoughdizu (verb, /ɾɒdɪzʌ/): "lie"

ittaitt (verb, /ɪɾaɪɾ/): "live"

ooth (verb, /ʊð/): "lose"

ihuka (verb, /ihukæ/): "love"

ttamattung (verb, /ɾæməɾʌŋ/): "need"

zayttal (verb, /zeɾəl/): "own"

iw (verb, /ɪw/): "roast"

ashilin (verb, /æʃilɪn/): "run"

awuwaita (verb, /əwʌwaɪtə/): "see"

tawsadayd (verb, /tosæded/): "sit"

ittachu (verb, /iɾətʃu/): "sleep"

bes (verb, /bɛs/): "smell"

it (verb, /ɪt/): "smile"

thithail (verb, /ðɪðaɪl/): "stand"

natt (verb, /nəɾ/): "strike"

tteviza (verb, /ɾɛvizæ/): "swallow"

diseni (verb, /disɛnɪ/): "swim"

ata (verb, /ətə/): "taste"

lan (verb, /lən/): "throw"

ibagachi (verb, /ibægətʃɪ/): "walk"

tim (verb, /tɪm/): "want"

Nouns

edi (noun, /ɛdi/): "afternoon"

nga (noun, /ŋə/): "ale"

ek (noun, /ɛk/): "all"

sayletha (noun, /selɛðə/): "alligator"

att (noun, /aɾ/): "arm"

ttan (noun, /ɾæn/): "ash"

aisalayta (noun, /aɪsæletə/): "aunt"

an (noun, /an/): "axe"

lita (noun, /lɪtæ/): "bark"

anatha (noun, /ənəðæ/): "bay"

ittibasi (noun, /ɪɾɪbəsi/): "beer"

ta (noun, /tə/): "beet"

titt (noun, /tiɾ/): "bird"

ashavidu (noun, /əʃəvidʌ/): "blood"

minenaz (noun, /mɪnɛnəz/): "boar"

bitidu (noun, /bɪtidʌ/): "bone"

asouttat (noun, /əsaʊɾət/): "breakfast"

vinupaw (noun, /vɪnupo/): "breast"

iga (noun, /ɪgə/): "brother"

vuzita (noun, /vʌzitə/): "castle"

atasi (noun, /ətæsi/): "cat"

kattukef (noun, /kəɾukɛf/): "cat"

ilaitta (noun, /ilaɪɾə/): "chest"

ttu (noun, /ɾu/): "chicken"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "claw"

paqatu (noun, /pəqətʌ/): "cloud"

akechit (noun, /ækɛtʃit/): "coconut"

na (noun, /nə/): "crime"

bamahut (noun, /baməhut/): "day"

dena (noun, /dɛnæ/): "dinner"

itte (noun, /ɪɾɛ/): "dog"

vasam (noun, /vəsəm/): "drink"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "dungeon"

edoodatai (noun, /ɛdʊdataɪ/): "ear"

awisam (noun, /əwɪsæm/): "earth"

avi (noun, /əvɪ/): "egg"

izu (noun, /izʌ/): "elder"

achafutt (noun, /atʃəfʌɾ/): "enemy"

abiku (noun, /əbɪku/): "evening"

paylib (noun, /pelɪb/): "eye"

taza (noun, /tæzə/): "family"

eni (noun, /ɛni/): "father"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "feather"

ne (noun, /nɛ/): "fight"

daykash (noun, /dekəʃ/): "finger"

masenough (noun, /məsɛnɒ/): "fire"

zathi (noun, /zəði/): "fish"

ath (noun, /əð/): "flesh"

el (noun, /ɛl/): "foot"

asat (noun, /əsət/): "forest"

nagattawl (noun, /nægəɾol/): "fox"

fatt (noun, /fəɾ/): "friend"

att (noun, /aɾ/): "goose"

katti (noun, /kəɾɪ/): "grease"

jashanish (noun, /jəʃænɪʃ/): "group"

ik (noun, /ik/): "gulf"

se (noun, /sɛ/): "hair"

sattuthi (noun, /səɾuðɪ/): "hand"

ta (noun, /tə/): "hat"

ufita (noun, /ʌfita/): "hate"

ika (noun, /ikə/): "head"

ttitt (noun, /ɾɪɾ/): "hill"

kim (noun, /kim/): "horn"

titaha (noun, /tɪtəhæ/): "horse"

bithan (noun, /bɪðən/): "house"

ku (noun, /kʌ/): "inn"

vavi (noun, /vavi/): "island"

ttavawsut (noun, /ɾəvosut/): "jaw"

ihu (noun, /ihʌ/): "lake"

vangasi (noun, /vəŋæʒ/): "leaf"

udattoughni (noun, /ʌdaɾɒnɪ/): "leg"

va (noun, /və/): "liver"

atha (noun, /aðə/): "louse"

danidi (noun, /dənɪdɪ/): "love"

awthukang (noun, /oðukæŋ/): "lunch"

aych (noun, /etʃ/): "man"

episana (noun, /ɛpɪsənə/): "many"

aybath (noun, /ebəð/): "meal"

ttawtha (noun, /ɾoθə/): "metal"

ttethazath (noun, /ɾɛðəzəð/): "mine"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "monster"

valig (noun, /vəlig/): "moon"

fad (noun, /fəd/): "morning"

vatti (noun, /vəɾɪ/): "mother"

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

ti (noun, /ti/): "mouth"

atatath (noun, /ətətəð/): "name"

lamay (noun, /ləme/): "neck"

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

ayv (noun, /ev/): "noodle"

afoughsu (noun, /əfɒsu/): "nose"

az (noun, /az/): "ocean"

an (noun, /ən/): "parent"

sif (noun, /sɪf/): "path"

afahal (noun, /əfæhal/): "peace"

susa (noun, /susə/): "pepper"

lizaipat (noun, /lɪzaɪpæt/): "person"

famane (noun, /fəmənɛ/): "pie"

wingel (noun, /wɪŋɛl/): "pig"

ta (noun, /tə/): "rabbit"

nainajatt (noun, /naɪnəjæɾ/): "rain"

lar (noun, /laɹ/): "rat"

ukootath (noun, /ʌkʊtəð/): "river"

kuthin (noun, /kuðin/): "robe"

lilitha (noun, /lɪlɪðə/): "rock"

athoovouw (noun, /əðʊvaʊw/): "root"

efavu (noun, /ɛfəvʌ/): "salt"

ikaful (noun, /ɪkəful/): "sand"

zagali (noun, /zəgəlɪ/): "seed"

kaytta (noun, /keɾa/): "sibling"

ath (noun, /að/): "sister"

lapi (noun, /læpi/): "skin"

adoughkama (noun, /ədɒkæmæ/): "sky"

tadasois (noun, /tədəsɔɪs/): "smoke"

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

sett (noun, /sɛɾ/): "soup"

ttaymigai (noun, /ɾemigaɪ/): "star"

atasai (noun, /ətəsaɪ/): "stew"

adan (noun, /ædən/): "stomach"

patafu (noun, /pætəfu/): "stone"

edawtte (noun, /ɛdoɾɛ/): "stream"

bami (noun, /bəmɪ/): "sun"

jayga (noun, /jegæ/): "sword"

dit (noun, /dit/): "tail"

aynat (noun, /enət/): "tavern"

anilil (noun, /ənɪlil/): "thumb"

ttuhafai (noun, /ɾʌhəfaɪ/): "tongue"

attum (noun, /æɾʌm/): "tooth"

iladitha (noun, /ɪlədɪðə/): "tree"

oitud (noun, /ɔɪtud/): "truth"

ula (noun, /ulə/): "uncle"

gelaythuv (noun, /gɛleðʌv/): "valley"

id (noun, /id/): "war"

dough (noun, /dɒ/): "water"

payttaygath (noun, /peɾegəð/): "way"

usawkis (noun, /ʌsokɪs/): "wine"

ekatatti (noun, /ɛkətəɾɪ/): "woman"

atatuda (noun, /ətətudæ/): "word"