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Lakuth

Lakuth Dictionary

Pronouns

si (pronoun, /si/): "he"

thaf (pronoun, /ðəf/): "she"

ani (pronoun, /əni/): "they"

ani (pronoun, /ənɪ/): "you"

kag (pronoun, /kəg/): "we"

ttis (pronoun, /ɾɪs/): "I"

Articles

datt (article, /dæɾ/): "a"

main (article, /maɪn/): "the"

Prepositions

ivip (preposition, /ɪvɪp/): "and"

idatu (preposition, /idətʌ/): "as"

angoutay (preposition, /əŋaʊte/): "from"

makim (preposition, /makim/): "in"

faqanu (preposition, /fəqənu/): "of"

loughttab (preposition, /lɒɾəb/): "or"

vi (preposition, /vɪ/): "to"

isayl (preposition, /isel/): "will"

tuttas (preposition, /tuɾəs/): "with"

Numbers

af (number, /əf/): "zero"

afitteth (number, /əfɪɾɛð/): "one"

li (number, /li/): "two"

etadi (number, /ɛtədi/): "three"

ewoughsit (number, /ɛwɒsɪt/): "four"

afakaipu (number, /əfəkaɪpu/): "five"

maloughzi (number, /məlɒzi/): "six"

ibi (number, /ɪbɪ/): "seven"

mayng (number, /meŋ/): "eight"

milawbew (number, /mɪlobɛw/): "nine"

isa (number, /ɪsə/): "ten"

Questions

adakarough (question, /ədəkəɹɒ/): "what"

lidevad (question, /lɪdɛvæd/): "who"

ilipapi (question, /ɪlɪpæpɪ/): "how"

laingun (question, /laɪŋʌn/): "why"

oomayttasha (question, /ʊmeɾəʃə/): "when"

Interjections

woo (interjection, /wʊ/): "hello"

angouw (interjection, /əŋaʊw/): "goodbye"

attawnafu (interjection, /əɾonəfu/): "hey"

fimaw (interjection, /fɪməw/): "bye"

didatti (interjection, /didæɾɪ/): "ouch"

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

ihisouz (interjection, /ihisaʊz/): "uh"

ttattat (interjection, /ɾæɾət/): "er"

nittav (interjection, /niɾəv/): "um"

Adverbs

zisa (adverb, /zɪsə/): "again"

ittawse (adverb, /ɪɾosɛ/): "now"

ku (adverb, /ku/): "soon"

toughtitt (adverb, /tɒtɪɾ/): "often"

galoughttitt (adverb, /galɒɾɪɾ/): "sometimes"

la (adverb, /lə/): "always"

iv (adverb, /iv/): "never"

upasa (adverb, /ʌpəsə/): "seldom"

Adjectives

that (adjective, /ðət/): "aromatic"

itte (adjective, /ɪɾɛ/): "basted"

ajanenga (adjective, /ædʒanɛŋa/): "big"

iten (adjective, /ɪtɛn/): "bitter"

ilazou (adjective, /ɪləzaʊ/): "black"

nen (adjective, /nɛn/): "blue"

alayb (adjective, /əleb/): "brown"

alayk (adjective, /alek/): "chilled"

ibailai (adjective, /ɪbaɪlaɪ/): "cold"

touttanul (adjective, /taʊɾənul/): "curried"

alelaysu (adjective, /əlɛlesʌ/): "dark"

su (adjective, /su/): "deep"

attaythoughza (adjective, /æɾeðɒzə/): "divine"

itajawva (adjective, /ɪtədʒovə/): "drunk"

ittaka (adjective, /ɪɾəkə/): "empty"

atti (adjective, /æɾɪ/): "evil"

waysawn (adjective, /weson/): "familiar"

bataib (adjective, /bətaɪb/): "fat"

tu (adjective, /tʌ/): "flat"

nam (adjective, /næm/): "frail"

adikili (adjective, /ædɪkɪli/): "fried"

magi (adjective, /mægɪ/): "full"

nu (adjective, /nu/): "good"

tattithi (adjective, /təɾɪθɪ/): "green"

favoonu (adjective, /favʊnu/): "grey"

budatay (adjective, /bʌdəte/): "honest"

ayaitalu (adjective, /əyaɪtəlu/): "hot"

aji (adjective, /ədʒi/): "light"

ngupi (adjective, /ŋupi/): "long"

ijal (adjective, /ɪdʒæl/): "loud"

ttenai (adjective, /ɾɛnaɪ/): "mortal"

alu (adjective, /əlʌ/): "mysterious"

alawsi (adjective, /əlosɪ/): "narrow"

ati (adjective, /ætɪ/): "old"

shav (adjective, /ʃav/): "orange"

al (adjective, /al/): "pungent"

tawija (adjective, /təwidʒə/): "purple"

tev (adjective, /tɛv/): "quiet"

atiw (adjective, /ətɪw/): "raw"

at (adjective, /ət/): "rectangular"

asioughsisa (adjective, /aʒɒsisə/): "red"

anaray (adjective, /ənəɹe/): "roasted"

eladay (adjective, /ɛləde/): "round"

ebach (adjective, /ɛbəch/): "salty"

ida (adjective, /ɪdə/): "savory"

lattubit (adjective, /ləɾʌbɪt/): "shallow"

ayn (adjective, /en/): "short"

tana (adjective, /tənə/): "smoked"

eng (adjective, /ɛŋ/): "sober"

natt (adjective, /nəɾ/): "sour"

ttimanaz (adjective, /ɾɪmənəz/): "spicy"

imayshama (adjective, /imeʃæma/): "spiral"

dinan (adjective, /dinən/): "square"

patut (adjective, /pətʌt/): "steamed"

atta (adjective, /əɾə/): "strange"

zawkoo (adjective, /zokʊ/): "strong"

pi (adjective, /pi/): "sturdy"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "sweet"

ijam (adjective, /ɪjæm/): "tall"

ttafat (adjective, /ɾəfət/): "thick"

upig (adjective, /upig/): "thin"

anasay (adjective, /ənəse/): "warm"

linet (adjective, /lɪnɛt/): "weak"

ela (adjective, /ɛla/): "white"

ayl (adjective, /el/): "wide"

aichesaim (adjective, /aɪtʃɛsaɪm/): "yellow"

zitatawk (adjective, /zɪtætok/): "young"

Verbs

aibimamu (verb, /aɪbɪməmʌ/): "bake"

aynahi (verb, /enəhi/): "be"

ittuli (verb, /iɾulɪ/): "belong"

biday (verb, /bɪde/): "bite"

shifi (verb, /ʃifɪ/): "break"

chivasaf (verb, /tʃɪvəsəf/): "burn"

bathe (verb, /bəðɛ/): "come"

fifida (verb, /fɪfɪdə/): "die"

tapoughwa (verb, /təpɒwa/): "drink"

an (verb, /ən/): "eat"

vawtt (verb, /voɾ/): "fall"

akatt (verb, /əkæɾ/): "fight"

anoon (verb, /ənʊn/): "find"

amashai (verb, /əməʃaɪ/): "fish"

nu (verb, /nu/): "fly"

asi (verb, /asi/): "frown"

izub (verb, /ɪzub/): "go"

is (verb, /is/): "growl"

samaym (verb, /səmem/): "hate"

ana (verb, /ənæ/): "have"

naysaitt (verb, /nesaɪɾ/): "hear"

na (verb, /nə/): "hide"

this (verb, /ðɪs/): "hold"

epurr (verb, /ɛpʌr/): "hunt"

ttailez (verb, /ɾaɪlɛz/): "jump"

tat (verb, /tət/): "kill"

anithi (verb, /əniðɪ/): "know"

aytathatta (verb, /etəðəɾə/): "laugh"

aittifas (verb, /aɪɾifas/): "lie"

ana (verb, /ənæ/): "live"

aniti (verb, /ənɪtɪ/): "lose"

bawke (verb, /bokɛ/): "love"

damoughs (verb, /dəmɒs/): "need"

duth (verb, /duð/): "own"

nangizi (verb, /nəŋɪzɪ/): "roast"

tha (verb, /ðə/): "run"

attuzaw (verb, /əɾʌzo/): "see"

toughv (verb, /tɒv/): "sit"

balett (verb, /bəlɛɾ/): "sleep"

ungiha (verb, /uŋɪhə/): "smell"

ijazath (verb, /ɪdʒæzəð/): "smile"

nakij (verb, /nəkɪdʒ/): "stand"

tususa (verb, /tʌsʌsə/): "strike"

ibuduth (verb, /ɪbʌdʌð/): "swallow"

bip (verb, /bɪp/): "swim"

ttula (verb, /ɾulæ/): "taste"

kitan (verb, /kitən/): "throw"

mattoulin (verb, /məɾaʊlɪn/): "walk"

gay (verb, /ge/): "want"

Nouns

atikin (noun, /ətikɪn/): "afternoon"

tatt (noun, /təɾ/): "ale"

pai (noun, /paɪ/): "all"

tal (noun, /təl/): "alligator"

anedil (noun, /ənɛdɪl/): "arm"

de (noun, /dɛ/): "ash"

atala (noun, /ətələ/): "aunt"

awp (noun, /op/): "axe"

tteka (noun, /ɾɛkə/): "bark"

tita (noun, /tɪtæ/): "bay"

aith (noun, /aɪð/): "beer"

ayai (noun, /æyaɪ/): "beet"

nital (noun, /nɪtəl/): "bird"

ab (noun, /əb/): "blood"

ajapin (noun, /əjəpɪn/): "boar"

vakusa (noun, /vəkusə/): "bone"

jizina (noun, /jɪzɪnə/): "breakfast"

noong (noun, /nʊŋ/): "breast"

abavi (noun, /əbəvɪ/): "brother"

maypita (noun, /mepɪta/): "castle"

tuka (noun, /tukæ/): "cat"

ttigi (noun, /ɾɪgi/): "cat"

jay (noun, /dʒe/): "chest"

alutay (noun, /əlute/): "chicken"

lough (noun, /lɒ/): "claw"

ouhiniki (noun, /aʊhinɪkɪ/): "cloud"

ttitawmak (noun, /ɾɪtomak/): "coconut"

azurrang (noun, /əzʌræŋ/): "crime"

tayjavi (noun, /tejəvɪ/): "day"

ttibosi (noun, /ɾɪbɔsɪ/): "dinner"

te (noun, /tɛ/): "dog"

linaf (noun, /lɪnaf/): "drink"

ob (noun, /ɔb/): "dungeon"

nikitip (noun, /nikɪtip/): "ear"

dupaw (noun, /dupæw/): "earth"

etac (noun, /ɛtəc/): "egg"

akivib (noun, /əkivɪb/): "elder"

sutt (noun, /sʌɾ/): "enemy"

atta (noun, /əɾə/): "evening"

inattita (noun, /inəɾɪtə/): "eye"

anita (noun, /ənitə/): "family"

woo (noun, /wʊ/): "father"

ittatti (noun, /ɪɾəɾɪ/): "feather"

oimai (noun, /ɔɪmaɪ/): "fight"

usi (noun, /ʌsɪ/): "finger"

ttai (noun, /ɾaɪ/): "fire"

ethi (noun, /ɛðɪ/): "fish"

uzi (noun, /uzi/): "flesh"

taga (noun, /təgə/): "foot"

azechim (noun, /æzɛtʃɪm/): "forest"

am (noun, /əm/): "fox"

an (noun, /ən/): "friend"

awngifaz (noun, /oŋifəz/): "goose"

pitha (noun, /piða/): "grease"

icha (noun, /ɪtʃə/): "group"

kathashi (noun, /kəθaʃɪ/): "gulf"

ttough (noun, /ɾɒ/): "hair"

ouzu (noun, /aʊzʌ/): "hand"

uttuday (noun, /uɾʌde/): "hat"

ttavath (noun, /ɾəvəð/): "hate"

zaytt (noun, /zeɾ/): "head"

em (noun, /ɛm/): "hill"

an (noun, /ən/): "horn"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "horse"

satafa (noun, /sətæfə/): "house"

ivatis (noun, /ivətɪs/): "inn"

thazasi (noun, /ðəzəsi/): "island"

ati (noun, /ətɪ/): "jaw"

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

namin (noun, /namɪn/): "leaf"

miw (noun, /mɪw/): "leg"

ut (noun, /ʌt/): "liver"

azaja (noun, /əzəjə/): "louse"

ittettaday (noun, /ɪɾɛɾəde/): "love"

afinatt (noun, /əfinæɾ/): "lunch"

ud (noun, /ʌd/): "man"

aval (noun, /ævəl/): "many"

lisaiz (noun, /lisaɪz/): "meal"

anigabi (noun, /ənɪgəbɪ/): "metal"

alazih (noun, /əlæzih/): "mine"

thitaytaz (noun, /ðitetəz/): "monster"

chaisan (noun, /tʃaɪsən/): "moon"

ith (noun, /ið/): "morning"

ttatita (noun, /ɾətitæ/): "mother"

qahoughdat (noun, /qahɒdət/): "mountain"

ttay (noun, /ɾe/): "mouth"

sih (noun, /sɪh/): "name"

isa (noun, /ɪsə/): "neck"

azipibough (noun, /əzɪpɪbɒ/): "night"

ash (noun, /əʃ/): "noodle"

ani (noun, /ənɪ/): "nose"

thalaytta (noun, /ðəleɾə/): "ocean"

ifi (noun, /ɪfi/): "parent"

awday (noun, /ode/): "path"

utid (noun, /utɪd/): "peace"

ifeshaisa (noun, /ɪfɛʃaɪsə/): "pepper"

tithama (noun, /tɪðæmə/): "person"

uwinuz (noun, /uwɪnuz/): "pie"

jak (noun, /jək/): "pig"

anipa (noun, /anipæ/): "rabbit"

ittika (noun, /ɪɾikə/): "rain"

ned (noun, /nɛd/): "rat"

an (noun, /ən/): "river"

na (noun, /nə/): "robe"

ttathalawf (noun, /ɾəðælof/): "rock"

ala (noun, /ælə/): "root"

azazet (noun, /əzəzɛt/): "salt"

iva (noun, /ivə/): "sand"

viti (noun, /vitɪ/): "seed"

va (noun, /væ/): "sibling"

thayttavis (noun, /ðeɾəvɪs/): "sister"

tanaws (noun, /tənos/): "skin"

ttaza (noun, /ɾəzə/): "sky"

athusuth (noun, /əðusuð/): "smoke"

nattawt (noun, /nəɾot/): "snake"

awawng (noun, /əwoŋ/): "soup"

attoughtach (noun, /aɾɒtətʃ/): "star"

tinayb (noun, /tɪneb/): "stew"

git (noun, /gɪt/): "stomach"

layha (noun, /lehə/): "stone"

netaynayd (noun, /nɛtened/): "stream"

aza (noun, /əzə/): "sun"

tilaitta (noun, /tɪlaɪɾa/): "sword"

vawlin (noun, /volɪn/): "tail"

aytti (noun, /eɾɪ/): "tavern"

athap (noun, /əðap/): "thumb"

ayp (noun, /ep/): "tongue"

koudaizarr (noun, /kaʊdaɪzər/): "tooth"

oofaifed (noun, /ʊfaɪfɛd/): "tree"

apaw (noun, /əpəw/): "truth"

ala (noun, /əla/): "uncle"

uni (noun, /uni/): "valley"

ibas (noun, /ɪbəs/): "war"

aynunin (noun, /enunin/): "water"

thamatta (noun, /ðəmæɾə/): "way"

ad (noun, /əd/): "wine"

gusa (noun, /gusə/): "woman"

dakasu (noun, /dəkæsʌ/): "word"