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Ikaivaib

Ikaivaib Dictionary

Pronouns

dad (pronoun, /dəd/): "he"

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

poughs (pronoun, /pɒs/): "they"

oughk (pronoun, /ɒk/): "you"

he (pronoun, /hɛ/): "we"

iza (pronoun, /ɪzə/): "I"

Articles

awth (article, /oð/): "a"

apay (article, /æpe/): "the"

Prepositions

azebada (preposition, /əzɛbəda/): "and"

doughtatti (preposition, /dɒtəɾɪ/): "as"

kawda (preposition, /kodæ/): "from"

tajaj (preposition, /təjæj/): "in"

say (preposition, /se/): "of"

ngadibawk (preposition, /ŋədɪbok/): "or"

ngoughs (preposition, /ŋɒs/): "to"

ki (preposition, /ki/): "will"

dett (preposition, /dɛɾ/): "with"

Numbers

ekath (number, /ɛkæð/): "zero"

pigittun (number, /pɪgɪɾun/): "one"

adehenough (number, /ədɛhɛnɒ/): "two"

awal (number, /awəl/): "three"

etipaj (number, /ɛtipaj/): "four"

awthidali (number, /oðɪdæli/): "five"

am (number, /æm/): "six"

daifathiz (number, /daɪfæðɪz/): "seven"

it (number, /ɪt/): "eight"

naysoott (number, /nesʊɾ/): "nine"

bazisi (number, /bəzɪsɪ/): "ten"

Questions

thiday (question, /θide/): "what"

thoughmulat (question, /ðɒmʌlæt/): "who"

japat (question, /jəpət/): "how"

chanasin (question, /tʃənasɪn/): "why"

tiki (question, /tiki/): "when"

Interjections

akigim (interjection, /əkɪgim/): "hello"

haysi (interjection, /hesɪ/): "goodbye"

aluse (interjection, /əlʌsɛ/): "hey"

utha (interjection, /ʌðə/): "bye"

ivoughsin (interjection, /ɪvɒsin/): "ouch"

tini (interjection, /tini/): "wow"

ud (interjection, /ʌd/): "uh"

ipam (interjection, /ipəm/): "er"

sajetit (interjection, /səjɛtit/): "um"

Adverbs

amacha (adverb, /əmətʃə/): "again"

itekasai (adverb, /ɪtɛkəsaɪ/): "now"

va (adverb, /və/): "soon"

ngi (adverb, /ŋɪ/): "often"

hazawith (adverb, /hæzəwɪð/): "sometimes"

ittaw (adverb, /ɪɾəw/): "always"

thidun (adverb, /ðidʌn/): "never"

ttaisitta (adverb, /ɾaɪsiɾə/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ena (adjective, /ɛna/): "aromatic"

ingataw (adjective, /ɪŋəto/): "basted"

it (adjective, /ɪt/): "big"

tihamoutt (adjective, /tihəmaʊɾ/): "bitter"

aymiku (adjective, /emikʌ/): "black"

naini (adjective, /naɪnɪ/): "blue"

ena (adjective, /ɛnə/): "brown"

alittethu (adjective, /əlɪɾɛðu/): "chilled"

usuttun (adjective, /ʌsuɾʌn/): "cold"

udawp (adjective, /udop/): "curried"

ijasu (adjective, /ɪdʒæsu/): "dark"

adi (adjective, /ədɪ/): "deep"

satt (adjective, /səɾ/): "divine"

sawtu (adjective, /sotu/): "drunk"

bidama (adjective, /bidəma/): "empty"

ttittayttij (adjective, /ɾɪɾeɾidʒ/): "evil"

isa (adjective, /ɪsə/): "familiar"

az (adjective, /əz/): "fat"

ngahetta (adjective, /ŋəhɛɾə/): "flat"

danata (adjective, /dənætə/): "frail"

un (adjective, /un/): "fried"

atti (adjective, /aɾɪ/): "full"

athainough (adjective, /aθaɪnɒ/): "good"

esuttap (adjective, /ɛsʌɾæp/): "green"

uni (adjective, /ʌnɪ/): "grey"

dasaynis (adjective, /dəsenis/): "honest"

bagisaw (adjective, /bəgɪso/): "hot"

ka (adjective, /kə/): "light"

nakattav (adjective, /nəkəɾəv/): "long"

sa (adjective, /sə/): "loud"

naw (adjective, /no/): "mortal"

ada (adjective, /adə/): "mysterious"

aitakazi (adjective, /aɪtəkazɪ/): "narrow"

avana (adjective, /avənə/): "old"

ainattap (adjective, /aɪnəɾəp/): "orange"

litaf (adjective, /litəf/): "pungent"

ka (adjective, /kə/): "purple"

azasafa (adjective, /əzəsafə/): "quiet"

ainay (adjective, /aɪne/): "raw"

jasiepett (adjective, /dʒəʒɛpɛɾ/): "rectangular"

enatanga (adjective, /ɛnətəŋə/): "red"

aynett (adjective, /enɛɾ/): "roasted"

ishakaz (adjective, /ɪʃəkəz/): "round"

nadini (adjective, /nədɪnɪ/): "salty"

athayz (adjective, /æðez/): "savory"

lus (adjective, /lus/): "shallow"

athe (adjective, /əðɛ/): "short"

oughsil (adjective, /ɒsɪl/): "smoked"

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

kusin (adjective, /kusɪn/): "sour"

is (adjective, /ɪs/): "spicy"

oughm (adjective, /ɒm/): "spiral"

asana (adjective, /əsanə/): "square"

fan (adjective, /fən/): "steamed"

ttabay (adjective, /ɾəbe/): "strange"

ittisis (adjective, /ɪɾisɪs/): "strong"

awttidaka (adjective, /oɾidəkə/): "sturdy"

it (adjective, /it/): "sweet"

ajetuk (adjective, /æjɛtʌk/): "tall"

nattina (adjective, /nəɾɪnə/): "thick"

inimu (adjective, /ɪnɪmʌ/): "thin"

atinug (adjective, /ætɪnʌg/): "warm"

duzas (adjective, /dʌzəs/): "weak"

hes (adjective, /hɛs/): "white"

ais (adjective, /aɪs/): "wide"

dawnudul (adjective, /donʌdʌl/): "yellow"

udihaitta (adjective, /ʌdihaɪɾə/): "young"

Verbs

aku (verb, /əku/): "bake"

eshimafu (verb, /ɛʃɪməfu/): "be"

isesh (verb, /isɛʃ/): "belong"

ladusi (verb, /lədʌsi/): "bite"

linewi (verb, /lɪnɛwɪ/): "break"

niti (verb, /niti/): "burn"

nanangai (verb, /nənəŋaɪ/): "come"

pataza (verb, /pætəzæ/): "die"

theteja (verb, /ðɛtɛdʒə/): "drink"

itayki (verb, /ɪteki/): "eat"

aitayni (verb, /aɪtenɪ/): "fall"

te (verb, /tɛ/): "fight"

sazata (verb, /səzətə/): "find"

utt (verb, /ʌɾ/): "fish"

iti (verb, /itɪ/): "fly"

oughsisavu (verb, /ɒsɪsəvʌ/): "frown"

ka (verb, /kə/): "go"

thi (verb, /ðɪ/): "growl"

itunusu (verb, /ɪtunʌsʌ/): "hate"

sunoowis (verb, /sunʊwɪs/): "have"

ttang (verb, /ɾəŋ/): "hear"

ta (verb, /tə/): "hide"

puk (verb, /puk/): "hold"

thadi (verb, /ðədi/): "hunt"

otenas (verb, /ɔtɛnəs/): "jump"

lakayttun (verb, /ləkeɾun/): "kill"

alai (verb, /əlaɪ/): "know"

asacoughd (verb, /əsəcɒd/): "laugh"

leddatt (verb, /lɛɽæɾ/): "lie"

fithan (verb, /fɪðən/): "live"

ti (verb, /tɪ/): "lose"

hitti (verb, /hɪɾɪ/): "love"

ikat (verb, /ɪkət/): "need"

atithehi (verb, /ətɪðɛhɪ/): "own"

ka (verb, /kə/): "roast"

asu (verb, /əsu/): "run"

asich (verb, /əsɪx/): "see"

iti (verb, /ɪtɪ/): "sit"

utah (verb, /utəh/): "sleep"

zattat (verb, /zəɾət/): "smell"

kouthanas (verb, /kaʊðənas/): "smile"

laka (verb, /lakə/): "stand"

etazid (verb, /ɛtəzid/): "strike"

thamigek (verb, /ðəmɪgɛk/): "swallow"

ele (verb, /ɛlɛ/): "swim"

thutt (verb, /ðuɾ/): "taste"

tafath (verb, /təfəð/): "throw"

mouvi (verb, /maʊvɪ/): "walk"

in (verb, /ɪn/): "want"

Nouns

ad (noun, /əd/): "afternoon"

makiwough (noun, /məkiwɒ/): "ale"

ivaydai (noun, /ɪvedaɪ/): "all"

zaniy (noun, /zəniy/): "alligator"

asamayngi (noun, /əsameŋɪ/): "arm"

pisalutt (noun, /pɪsəlʌɾ/): "ash"

aypakayw (noun, /epakew/): "aunt"

oughnad (noun, /ɒnad/): "axe"

asoudi (noun, /əsaʊdɪ/): "bark"

la (noun, /lə/): "bay"

sittu (noun, /sɪɾu/): "beer"

laynetak (noun, /lenɛtək/): "beet"

utanitt (noun, /ʌtəniɾ/): "bird"

ikapa (noun, /ikəpə/): "blood"

fajattatt (noun, /fæjəɾəɾ/): "boar"

me (noun, /mɛ/): "bone"

malamay (noun, /məlæme/): "breakfast"

nay (noun, /ne/): "breast"

latakat (noun, /lætakət/): "brother"

ilet (noun, /ilɛt/): "castle"

evesaitt (noun, /ɛvɛsaɪɾ/): "cat"

nakatawz (noun, /nəkətoz/): "cat"

duchaja (noun, /duchəjə/): "chest"

atethiqi (noun, /ætɛðɪqɪ/): "chicken"

iloo (noun, /ɪlʊ/): "claw"

iw (noun, /ɪw/): "cloud"

gal (noun, /gəl/): "coconut"

ah (noun, /əh/): "crime"

thisailu (noun, /ðisaɪlu/): "day"

thuttali (noun, /ðuɾəli/): "dinner"

bawtti (noun, /boɾɪ/): "dog"

thaniniz (noun, /ðənɪnɪz/): "drink"

initai (noun, /ɪnɪtaɪ/): "dungeon"

nanash (noun, /nənəʃ/): "ear"

tatitteb (noun, /tətiɾɛb/): "earth"

ool (noun, /ʊl/): "egg"

zitt (noun, /ziɾ/): "elder"

athaithafay (noun, /əðaɪðəfe/): "enemy"

ttawoum (noun, /ɾəwaʊm/): "evening"

apikata (noun, /əpɪkətə/): "eye"

uttattapu (noun, /uɾəɾəpu/): "family"

basi (noun, /bəsɪ/): "father"

saja (noun, /sədʒə/): "feather"

uthini (noun, /ʌðɪnɪ/): "fight"

ifa (noun, /ɪfə/): "finger"

taitta (noun, /taɪɾə/): "fire"

sekam (noun, /sɛkəm/): "fish"

athaida (noun, /əθaɪdə/): "flesh"

titawmin (noun, /titomɪn/): "foot"

ka (noun, /kæ/): "forest"

ttung (noun, /ɾʌŋ/): "fox"

kita (noun, /kɪtə/): "friend"

afawttou (noun, /əfoɾaʊ/): "goose"

amunim (noun, /əmunɪm/): "grease"

anutt (noun, /ənʌɾ/): "group"

attalawsi (noun, /aɾəlosi/): "gulf"

lott (noun, /lɔɾ/): "hair"

ukiwime (noun, /ʌkiwɪmɛ/): "hand"

jap (noun, /jæp/): "hat"

waha (noun, /wəhæ/): "hate"

nai (noun, /naɪ/): "head"

zudazan (noun, /zʌdəzən/): "hill"

amashiz (noun, /əməʃɪz/): "horn"

tawse (noun, /tosɛ/): "horse"

ttisath (noun, /ɾɪsəð/): "house"

sain (noun, /saɪn/): "inn"

isad (noun, /ɪsəd/): "island"

nathu (noun, /nəðʌ/): "jaw"

ulajitt (noun, /uləjɪɾ/): "lake"

atoutat (noun, /ətaʊtat/): "leaf"

tatt (noun, /tæɾ/): "leg"

anawta (noun, /ænotæ/): "liver"

zutepish (noun, /zʌtɛpɪʃ/): "louse"

attatu (noun, /aɾətu/): "love"

imata (noun, /ɪmətə/): "lunch"

achinu (noun, /ətʃinʌ/): "man"

zathath (noun, /zəðəð/): "many"

fawttag (noun, /foɾəg/): "meal"

ttifa (noun, /ɾɪfæ/): "metal"

attidish (noun, /əɾɪdɪʃ/): "mine"

vattitta (noun, /vəɾɪɾə/): "monster"

tata (noun, /tətə/): "moon"

ba (noun, /bə/): "morning"

awmez (noun, /omɛz/): "mother"

ad (noun, /əd/): "mountain"

bouttag (noun, /baʊɾəg/): "mouth"

nainash (noun, /naɪnəʃ/): "name"

zik (noun, /zɪk/): "neck"

awtawtad (noun, /ototəd/): "night"

ttisu (noun, /ɾɪsu/): "noodle"

an (noun, /ən/): "nose"

ttashib (noun, /ɾəʃɪb/): "ocean"

aloul (noun, /əlaʊl/): "parent"

hithaw (noun, /hɪðo/): "path"

sanaz (noun, /sənəz/): "peace"

vawtham (noun, /voðam/): "pepper"

ouzava (noun, /aʊzəvæ/): "person"

zated (noun, /zətɛd/): "pie"

iluga (noun, /ilugə/): "pig"

doo (noun, /dʊ/): "rabbit"

biwi (noun, /bɪwi/): "rain"

attasip (noun, /əɾəsɪp/): "rat"

idaw (noun, /ɪdəw/): "river"

dataze (noun, /dətəzɛ/): "robe"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "rock"

uwashanu (noun, /uwæʃanu/): "root"

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

biw (noun, /bɪw/): "sand"

thalaivayp (noun, /ðəlaɪvep/): "seed"

ttu (noun, /ɾu/): "sibling"

if (noun, /ɪf/): "sister"

busaithil (noun, /busaɪðil/): "skin"

anatti (noun, /ənəɾɪ/): "sky"

ttutikav (noun, /ɾʌtɪkəv/): "smoke"

akakatta (noun, /əkækəɾə/): "snake"

oughchizu (noun, /ɒchɪzu/): "soup"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "star"

ttittaw (noun, /ɾɪɾaw/): "stew"

ttayn (noun, /ɾen/): "stomach"

than (noun, /ðən/): "stone"

uvittika (noun, /uvɪɾɪkə/): "stream"

ttawtt (noun, /ɾoɾ/): "sun"

iduttad (noun, /iduɾəd/): "sword"

uttouth (noun, /uɾaʊθ/): "tail"

athattul (noun, /əðəɾul/): "tavern"

tal (noun, /təl/): "thumb"

day (noun, /de/): "tongue"

tti (noun, /ɾi/): "tooth"

daytt (noun, /deɾ/): "tree"

imalood (noun, /ɪmælʊd/): "truth"

aji (noun, /əjɪ/): "uncle"

lought (noun, /lɒt/): "valley"

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

zugi (noun, /zʌgɪ/): "water"

nittaf (noun, /nɪɾəf/): "way"

ttasitt (noun, /ɾəsiɾ/): "wine"

kak (noun, /kək/): "woman"

aytta (noun, /eɾæ/): "word"