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Biwasab

Biwasab Dictionary

Pronouns

lay (pronoun, /le/): "he"

atta (pronoun, /əɾə/): "she"

atu (pronoun, /ətʌ/): "they"

awa (pronoun, /æwə/): "you"

adough (pronoun, /ədɒ/): "we"

tad (pronoun, /tad/): "I"

Articles

ett (article, /ɛɾ/): "a"

oughm (article, /ɒm/): "the"

Prepositions

noughyelu (preposition, /nɒyɛlu/): "and"

ingenipough (preposition, /ɪŋɛnipɒ/): "as"

oomanitta (preposition, /ʊmənɪɾə/): "from"

initaje (preposition, /ɪnɪtəjɛ/): "in"

ttajuddaz (preposition, /ɾæjuɽəz/): "of"

iqapik (preposition, /iqəpik/): "or"

tham (preposition, /ðæm/): "to"

nan (preposition, /nən/): "will"

eshisi (preposition, /ɛʃɪsi/): "with"

Numbers

fa (number, /fə/): "zero"

aji (number, /əji/): "one"

sisha (number, /siʃə/): "two"

laytays (number, /letes/): "three"

nunoottah (number, /nunʊɾəh/): "four"

sawl (number, /sol/): "five"

latel (number, /lətɛl/): "six"

uwasa (number, /ʌwəsə/): "seven"

ni (number, /nɪ/): "eight"

ahay (number, /əhe/): "nine"

semaima (number, /sɛmaɪmə/): "ten"

Questions

ihath (question, /ɪhəð/): "what"

thai (question, /ðaɪ/): "who"

iheha (question, /ihɛhə/): "how"

vungoughnef (question, /vuŋɒnɛf/): "why"

azaloughta (question, /əzəlɒta/): "when"

Interjections

ttebath (interjection, /ɾɛbəð/): "hello"

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

ta (interjection, /ta/): "hey"

ittinanu (interjection, /ɪɾɪnənu/): "bye"

vay (interjection, /ve/): "ouch"

ataittetti (interjection, /ətaɪɾɛɾɪ/): "wow"

thoughmana (interjection, /ðɒmənə/): "uh"

outi (interjection, /aʊtɪ/): "er"

de (interjection, /dɛ/): "um"

Adverbs

atta (adverb, /əɾə/): "again"

awdavut (adverb, /odəvut/): "now"

titt (adverb, /tɪɾ/): "soon"

amail (adverb, /əmaɪl/): "often"

isough (adverb, /ɪsɒ/): "sometimes"

ile (adverb, /ɪlɛ/): "always"

davanaw (adverb, /dəvəno/): "never"

uhai (adverb, /uhaɪ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

aittitt (adjective, /aɪɾɪɾ/): "aromatic"

atafab (adjective, /ətəfəb/): "basted"

ipath (adjective, /ɪpəθ/): "big"

pasajoof (adjective, /pəsədʒʊf/): "bitter"

isitu (adjective, /ɪsɪtʌ/): "black"

ngainefe (adjective, /ŋaɪnɛfɛ/): "blue"

ttayjat (adjective, /ɾedʒət/): "brown"

ittay (adjective, /iɾe/): "chilled"

nahai (adjective, /nəhaɪ/): "cold"

atti (adjective, /əɾɪ/): "curried"

misala (adjective, /mɪsəlæ/): "dark"

saitadig (adjective, /saɪtədig/): "deep"

ezu (adjective, /ɛzʌ/): "divine"

idilatt (adjective, /ɪdilaɾ/): "drunk"

ailenaz (adjective, /aɪlɛnəz/): "empty"

awngisi (adjective, /oŋɪsɪ/): "evil"

datha (adjective, /dəθa/): "familiar"

atuni (adjective, /ətʌni/): "fat"

ku (adjective, /kʌ/): "flat"

dusudu (adjective, /dusʌdu/): "frail"

ttat (adjective, /ɾət/): "fried"

thatattough (adjective, /ðətəɾɒ/): "full"

idates (adjective, /idatɛs/): "good"

awnitatu (adjective, /onitætu/): "green"

ahatta (adjective, /əhəɾə/): "grey"

kil (adjective, /kɪl/): "honest"

initus (adjective, /ɪnɪtus/): "hot"

zepini (adjective, /zɛpɪnɪ/): "light"

outtoo (adjective, /aʊɾʊ/): "long"

bav (adjective, /bəv/): "loud"

te (adjective, /tɛ/): "mortal"

ibai (adjective, /ibaɪ/): "mysterious"

da (adjective, /də/): "narrow"

itanif (adjective, /itənɪf/): "old"

am (adjective, /əm/): "orange"

kil (adjective, /kɪl/): "pungent"

avaipa (adjective, /əvaɪpæ/): "purple"

aishecen (adjective, /aɪʃɛcɛn/): "quiet"

etap (adjective, /ɛtap/): "raw"

ibi (adjective, /ɪbɪ/): "rectangular"

aywalayn (adjective, /ewælen/): "red"

oughttattiwa (adjective, /ɒɾəɾiwə/): "roasted"

isinawchi (adjective, /ɪsinochɪ/): "round"

nijadu (adjective, /nɪjədʌ/): "salty"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "savory"

oughnginaib (adjective, /ɒŋinaɪb/): "shallow"

ttav (adjective, /ɾəv/): "short"

as (adjective, /as/): "smoked"

noo (adjective, /nʊ/): "sober"

nabayf (adjective, /nəbef/): "sour"

than (adjective, /ðən/): "spicy"

ittithu (adjective, /ɪɾɪθu/): "spiral"

ite (adjective, /itɛ/): "square"

akashe (adjective, /akəʃɛ/): "steamed"

imif (adjective, /ɪmɪf/): "strange"

ikou (adjective, /ikaʊ/): "strong"

kad (adjective, /kæd/): "sturdy"

thihimas (adjective, /ðɪhɪməs/): "sweet"

thazou (adjective, /θəzaʊ/): "tall"

sattipam (adjective, /sæɾɪpəm/): "thick"

athi (adjective, /əðɪ/): "thin"

owas (adjective, /ɔwəs/): "warm"

atav (adjective, /ətæv/): "weak"

lumucha (adjective, /lumʌxæ/): "white"

ata (adjective, /ətə/): "wide"

natha (adjective, /nəðə/): "yellow"

inatisa (adjective, /inətɪsə/): "young"

Verbs

ud (verb, /ʌd/): "bake"

az (verb, /əz/): "be"

oughted (verb, /ɒtɛd/): "belong"

atta (verb, /əɾə/): "bite"

ith (verb, /ið/): "break"

emanai (verb, /ɛmənaɪ/): "burn"

ditta (verb, /diɾə/): "come"

tatana (verb, /tətanə/): "die"

atup (verb, /ətʌp/): "drink"

tawla (verb, /tolə/): "eat"

luwich (verb, /lʌwɪch/): "fall"

out (verb, /aʊt/): "fight"

soughpudu (verb, /sɒpʌdu/): "find"

atinitt (verb, /atɪnɪɾ/): "fish"

ngam (verb, /ŋəm/): "fly"

saybittough (verb, /sebɪɾɒ/): "frown"

elattith (verb, /ɛlæɾið/): "go"

aboughsi (verb, /əbɒsɪ/): "growl"

lavawik (verb, /ləvəwik/): "hate"

uvur (verb, /uvuɹ/): "have"

etan (verb, /ɛtən/): "hear"

italub (verb, /ɪtəlʌb/): "hide"

nin (verb, /nɪn/): "hold"

ivitatt (verb, /ɪvitæɾ/): "hunt"

kidaydash (verb, /kɪdedəʃ/): "jump"

awthali (verb, /oθali/): "kill"

doutayl (verb, /daʊtel/): "know"

thi (verb, /ðɪ/): "laugh"

ayt (verb, /et/): "lie"

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

ittaych (verb, /iɾetʃ/): "lose"

aide (verb, /aɪdɛ/): "love"

luthafi (verb, /luðəfɪ/): "need"

joughchadi (verb, /jɒtʃædɪ/): "own"

eva (verb, /ɛvə/): "roast"

moota (verb, /mʊtə/): "run"

evat (verb, /ɛvət/): "see"

jaza (verb, /dʒazə/): "sit"

attamal (verb, /əɾəməl/): "sleep"

taik (verb, /taɪk/): "smell"

nifaidan (verb, /nɪfaɪdən/): "smile"

nanu (verb, /nənu/): "stand"

asa (verb, /əsə/): "strike"

ap (verb, /əp/): "swallow"

ayvatti (verb, /evəɾɪ/): "swim"

attithought (verb, /əɾiðɒt/): "taste"

bittit (verb, /bɪɾɪt/): "throw"

fatte (verb, /fəɾɛ/): "walk"

temay (verb, /tɛme/): "want"

Nouns

ve (noun, /vɛ/): "afternoon"

an (noun, /ən/): "ale"

witti (noun, /wiɾɪ/): "all"

ijatt (noun, /ɪdʒəɾ/): "alligator"

vattanats (noun, /vəɾənæts/): "arm"

sazaw (noun, /səzaw/): "ash"

aynih (noun, /enih/): "aunt"

ttun (noun, /ɾʌn/): "axe"

ttatuzi (noun, /ɾətuzɪ/): "bark"

ava (noun, /əvə/): "bay"

la (noun, /lə/): "beer"

ititayta (noun, /ɪtitetə/): "beet"

apata (noun, /əpəta/): "bird"

esamun (noun, /ɛsəmun/): "blood"

ivuwatt (noun, /ivuwaɾ/): "boar"

umatu (noun, /ʌmətʌ/): "bone"

fathakay (noun, /faðəke/): "breakfast"

ainaitta (noun, /aɪnaɪɾə/): "breast"

adough (noun, /ædɒ/): "brother"

ava (noun, /ævə/): "castle"

ishittu (noun, /iʃɪɾu/): "cat"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "cat"

mitatting (noun, /mɪtaɾiŋ/): "chest"

moughna (noun, /mɒnə/): "chicken"

me (noun, /mɛ/): "claw"

data (noun, /dətə/): "cloud"

kam (noun, /kəm/): "coconut"

zebisum (noun, /zɛbɪsum/): "crime"

satt (noun, /səɾ/): "day"

atita (noun, /ətɪtə/): "dinner"

ttaf (noun, /ɾəf/): "dog"

utuzi (noun, /ʌtuzɪ/): "drink"

ak (noun, /ək/): "dungeon"

ekibi (noun, /ɛkɪbɪ/): "ear"

fekite (noun, /fɛkɪtɛ/): "earth"

sai (noun, /saɪ/): "egg"

vi (noun, /vi/): "elder"

winala (noun, /wɪnələ/): "enemy"

idasaym (noun, /ɪdasem/): "evening"

hamana (noun, /həmænə/): "eye"

zai (noun, /zaɪ/): "family"

iza (noun, /izə/): "father"

uka (noun, /ʌkə/): "feather"

va (noun, /və/): "fight"

talawal (noun, /tələwəl/): "finger"

esab (noun, /ɛsəb/): "fire"

utt (noun, /uɾ/): "fish"

thittata (noun, /ðɪɾətə/): "flesh"

gatsout (noun, /gətsaʊt/): "foot"

jash (noun, /dʒæʃ/): "forest"

we (noun, /wɛ/): "fox"

dikaittuz (noun, /dɪkaɪɾʌz/): "friend"

zatt (noun, /zəɾ/): "goose"

ooshukikay (noun, /ʊʃʌkike/): "grease"

tang (noun, /təŋ/): "group"

ngalu (noun, /ŋəlʌ/): "gulf"

gouttousik (noun, /gaʊɾaʊsik/): "hair"

uthaisatta (noun, /uθaɪsəɾə/): "hand"

ith (noun, /ɪð/): "hat"

masoozaw (noun, /mæsʊzəw/): "hate"

nad (noun, /næd/): "head"

kik (noun, /kik/): "hill"

avesu (noun, /ævɛsʌ/): "horn"

asifaz (noun, /əsɪfəz/): "horse"

lisa (noun, /lisə/): "house"

ihawat (noun, /ɪhəwət/): "inn"

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

thitt (noun, /ðiɾ/): "jaw"

ayth (noun, /eð/): "lake"

oonaw (noun, /ʊno/): "leaf"

itut (noun, /ɪtut/): "leg"

aythala (noun, /eθalə/): "liver"

lanounitt (noun, /lənaʊnɪɾ/): "louse"

attud (noun, /əɾud/): "love"

hasin (noun, /həsɪn/): "lunch"

atasa (noun, /ətasə/): "man"

as (noun, /əs/): "many"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "meal"

ith (noun, /ɪθ/): "metal"

ashinit (noun, /əʃɪnɪt/): "mine"

inamawte (noun, /inəmotɛ/): "monster"

na (noun, /nə/): "moon"

da (noun, /dæ/): "morning"

ttaizu (noun, /ɾaɪzu/): "mother"

ifa (noun, /ɪfa/): "mountain"

bet (noun, /bɛt/): "mouth"

kitti (noun, /kiɾɪ/): "name"

vatich (noun, /vətix/): "neck"

emoughcha (noun, /ɛmɒtʃə/): "night"

ithaitin (noun, /iðaɪtin/): "noodle"

nawithay (noun, /nəwɪðe/): "nose"

tajalech (noun, /tədʒəlɛtʃ/): "ocean"

uts (noun, /uts/): "parent"

atit (noun, /ætɪt/): "path"

sajish (noun, /səjɪʃ/): "peace"

ili (noun, /ilɪ/): "pepper"

athatuhoo (noun, /aðətuhʊ/): "person"

iwilih (noun, /iwɪlɪh/): "pie"

thoothoo (noun, /ðʊðʊ/): "pig"

thada (noun, /ðədə/): "rabbit"

kiv (noun, /kɪv/): "rain"

haizal (noun, /haɪzəl/): "rat"

su (noun, /sʌ/): "river"

ett (noun, /ɛɾ/): "robe"

mav (noun, /məv/): "rock"

ipaviga (noun, /ipəvɪgə/): "root"

ad (noun, /əd/): "salt"

oughch (noun, /ɒtʃ/): "sand"

awwabik (noun, /owəbik/): "seed"

ach (noun, /əx/): "sibling"

juzatt (noun, /juzæɾ/): "sister"

awth (noun, /oð/): "skin"

ttaihu (noun, /ɾaɪhu/): "sky"

enavi (noun, /ɛnəvɪ/): "smoke"

nittayttil (noun, /niɾeɾil/): "snake"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "soup"

ud (noun, /ud/): "star"

jawn (noun, /jon/): "stew"

nih (noun, /nɪh/): "stomach"

azatu (noun, /əzətu/): "stone"

tai (noun, /taɪ/): "stream"

itub (noun, /itʌb/): "sun"

dedutha (noun, /dɛduðə/): "sword"

ihid (noun, /ɪhid/): "tail"

iziva (noun, /ɪzɪvə/): "tavern"

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

unenoola (noun, /unɛnʊlə/): "tongue"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "tooth"

tawaw (noun, /tawəw/): "tree"

ethawtita (noun, /ɛðotitə/): "truth"

dukoughnett (noun, /dʌkɒnɛɾ/): "uncle"

thisitta (noun, /ðɪsɪɾə/): "valley"

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

dasay (noun, /dase/): "water"

sita (noun, /sɪtə/): "way"

ttitay (noun, /ɾite/): "wine"

aychilab (noun, /etʃiləb/): "woman"

shubay (noun, /ʃube/): "word"