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Aluwil

Aluwil Dictionary

Pronouns

dayk (pronoun, /dek/): "he"

thi (pronoun, /ðɪ/): "she"

sii (pronoun, /ʒi/): "they"

lu (pronoun, /lʌ/): "you"

ni (pronoun, /nɪ/): "we"

ne (pronoun, /nɛ/): "I"

Articles

tas (article, /tæs/): "a"

doughp (article, /dɒp/): "the"

Prepositions

esisa (preposition, /ɛsisæ/): "and"

utasi (preposition, /ʌtæsɪ/): "as"

na (preposition, /nə/): "from"

tattirroughth (preposition, /təɾɪrɒð/): "in"

awmehitt (preposition, /omɛhiɾ/): "of"

fattunu (preposition, /fəɾʌnʌ/): "or"

kushawfan (preposition, /kuʃofən/): "to"

vi (preposition, /vɪ/): "will"

ifav (preposition, /ifæv/): "with"

Numbers

atoo (number, /ətʊ/): "zero"

ttattaytta (number, /ɾəɾeɾə/): "one"

hibom (number, /hɪbɔm/): "two"

anut (number, /ənʌt/): "three"

ki (number, /kɪ/): "four"

ikut (number, /ɪkʌt/): "five"

aipoutaka (number, /aɪpaʊtəkə/): "six"

azafaq (number, /æzəfaq/): "seven"

atal (number, /ətəl/): "eight"

baka (number, /bəkə/): "nine"

asata (number, /æsətæ/): "ten"

Questions

aynim (question, /enɪm/): "what"

wa (question, /wa/): "who"

battaz (question, /bəɾəz/): "how"

azi (question, /æzi/): "why"

aisik (question, /aɪsik/): "when"

Interjections

ithamach (interjection, /ɪðəmətʃ/): "hello"

ikita (interjection, /ɪkɪtə/): "goodbye"

oughttiwi (interjection, /ɒɾɪwɪ/): "hey"

awjatishi (interjection, /odʒətiʃi/): "bye"

ayttaytte (interjection, /eɾeɾɛ/): "ouch"

achanayti (interjection, /ətʃaneti/): "wow"

etough (interjection, /ɛtɒ/): "uh"

alatitt (interjection, /ələtiɾ/): "er"

ittitut (interjection, /iɾitʌt/): "um"

Adverbs

aviki (adverb, /əvikɪ/): "again"

ij (adverb, /ɪj/): "now"

wamaf (adverb, /wəməf/): "soon"

vapama (adverb, /vəpæmə/): "often"

ata (adverb, /ətə/): "sometimes"

na (adverb, /nə/): "always"

ithukin (adverb, /ɪðukin/): "never"

ittavaib (adverb, /ɪɾəvaɪb/): "seldom"

Adjectives

awmaysat (adjective, /omesət/): "aromatic"

thi (adjective, /ðɪ/): "basted"

tti (adjective, /ɾi/): "big"

ttaziz (adjective, /ɾəziz/): "bitter"

ifas (adjective, /ɪfəs/): "black"

usiga (adjective, /ʌsɪgə/): "blue"

jan (adjective, /jən/): "brown"

addikasi (adjective, /əɽɪkəsi/): "chilled"

im (adjective, /ɪm/): "cold"

asa (adjective, /əsə/): "curried"

gika (adjective, /gɪkə/): "dark"

bainengitt (adjective, /baɪnɛŋɪɾ/): "deep"

atte (adjective, /aɾɛ/): "divine"

uwattayt (adjective, /ʌwəɾet/): "drunk"

atafah (adjective, /ətəfah/): "empty"

sa (adjective, /sə/): "evil"

tti (adjective, /ɾi/): "familiar"

thesay (adjective, /ðɛse/): "fat"

tteduthat (adjective, /ɾɛdʌðæt/): "flat"

tsa (adjective, /tsæ/): "frail"

usayta (adjective, /usetə/): "fried"

paninidd (adjective, /pəniniɽ/): "full"

maik (adjective, /maɪk/): "good"

sawsu (adjective, /sosʌ/): "green"

oud (adjective, /aʊd/): "grey"

natitt (adjective, /nətɪɾ/): "honest"

ifuw (adjective, /ɪfʌw/): "hot"

koughvelang (adjective, /kɒvɛləŋ/): "light"

akidi (adjective, /akɪdi/): "long"

dimuz (adjective, /dɪmʌz/): "loud"

nesa (adjective, /nɛsə/): "mortal"

awipina (adjective, /əwɪpinə/): "mysterious"

zu (adjective, /zu/): "narrow"

itawlay (adjective, /ɪtole/): "old"

upufi (adjective, /ʌpʌfi/): "orange"

api (adjective, /əpi/): "pungent"

patt (adjective, /pəɾ/): "purple"

alawsu (adjective, /alosu/): "quiet"

agekai (adjective, /əgɛkaɪ/): "raw"

ikethaw (adjective, /ɪkɛðəw/): "rectangular"

batasa (adjective, /bətæsæ/): "red"

ap (adjective, /æp/): "roasted"

usane (adjective, /usənɛ/): "round"

disase (adjective, /disəsɛ/): "salty"

ittasuth (adjective, /iɾəsuð/): "savory"

utamou (adjective, /ʌtəmaʊ/): "shallow"

attazapi (adjective, /aɾəzapɪ/): "short"

bisazit (adjective, /bɪsəzit/): "smoked"

ichitav (adjective, /ɪxɪtəv/): "sober"

dasati (adjective, /dəsətɪ/): "sour"

tawdat (adjective, /todæt/): "spicy"

zigimang (adjective, /zɪgɪməŋ/): "spiral"

ya (adjective, /yə/): "square"

nezada (adjective, /nɛzədə/): "steamed"

aittuveb (adjective, /aɪɾuvɛb/): "strange"

hainin (adjective, /haɪnɪn/): "strong"

ep (adjective, /ɛp/): "sturdy"

tuthawap (adjective, /tuðæwəp/): "sweet"

ha (adjective, /hə/): "tall"

da (adjective, /də/): "thick"

ttan (adjective, /ɾən/): "thin"

ith (adjective, /ið/): "warm"

ni (adjective, /nɪ/): "weak"

ah (adjective, /əh/): "white"

atavikough (adjective, /atəvikɒ/): "wide"

enusah (adjective, /ɛnusæh/): "yellow"

ittettati (adjective, /ɪɾɛɾətɪ/): "young"

Verbs

ttitiza (verb, /ɾɪtɪzə/): "bake"

atehith (verb, /ətɛhið/): "be"

oipaj (verb, /ɔɪpadʒ/): "belong"

ayj (verb, /edʒ/): "bite"

bivipat (verb, /bɪvipət/): "break"

zawnalaz (verb, /zonalæz/): "burn"

asufasi (verb, /əsʌfasɪ/): "come"

siminga (verb, /simɪŋə/): "die"

ettitena (verb, /ɛɾitɛnə/): "drink"

tawpiwi (verb, /topiwɪ/): "eat"

in (verb, /ɪn/): "fall"

afathuw (verb, /əfəðʌw/): "fight"

avik (verb, /ævik/): "find"

delat (verb, /dɛlət/): "fish"

miditut (verb, /midɪtʌt/): "fly"

ava (verb, /əvə/): "frown"

sayniz (verb, /senɪz/): "go"

ithay (verb, /iðe/): "growl"

iwoughnay (verb, /ɪwɒne/): "hate"

tayjat (verb, /tedʒət/): "have"

zoottaiban (verb, /zʊɾaɪbən/): "hear"

sa (verb, /sa/): "hide"

ittipida (verb, /iɾɪpɪdə/): "hold"

thoughtid (verb, /ðɒtɪd/): "hunt"

kouma (verb, /kaʊma/): "jump"

ayda (verb, /edə/): "kill"

amini (verb, /əmini/): "know"

atifata (verb, /ətifətə/): "laugh"

amik (verb, /æmɪk/): "lie"

il (verb, /ɪl/): "live"

asattuk (verb, /əsæɾuk/): "lose"

uwabatt (verb, /uwəbəɾ/): "love"

inatha (verb, /ɪnəðə/): "need"

ati (verb, /əti/): "own"

naw (verb, /no/): "roast"

igaisa (verb, /ɪgaɪsə/): "run"

mi (verb, /mi/): "see"

ethi (verb, /ɛθɪ/): "sit"

agud (verb, /əgud/): "sleep"

uka (verb, /ʌkə/): "smell"

vaym (verb, /vem/): "smile"

lunuf (verb, /lʌnuf/): "stand"

itoup (verb, /ɪtaʊp/): "strike"

apaitt (verb, /əpaɪɾ/): "swallow"

wu (verb, /wu/): "swim"

is (verb, /ɪs/): "taste"

lan (verb, /lən/): "throw"

avadip (verb, /əvadɪp/): "walk"

shabaivain (verb, /ʃəbaɪvaɪn/): "want"

Nouns

ttipi (noun, /ɾɪpi/): "afternoon"

nattatt (noun, /nəɾəɾ/): "ale"

anave (noun, /ənəvɛ/): "all"

dutt (noun, /duɾ/): "alligator"

pithuth (noun, /pɪðuð/): "arm"

uka (noun, /ʌkə/): "ash"

sa (noun, /sə/): "aunt"

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

laysaf (noun, /lesaf/): "bark"

thaipaz (noun, /ðaɪpəz/): "bay"

dafape (noun, /dəfəpɛ/): "beer"

afan (noun, /əfən/): "beet"

ath (noun, /əð/): "bird"

ngivattal (noun, /ŋɪvaɾal/): "blood"

aneda (noun, /ənɛdə/): "boar"

noughsape (noun, /nɒsəpɛ/): "bone"

fa (noun, /fə/): "breakfast"

zinub (noun, /zinub/): "breast"

sini (noun, /sinɪ/): "brother"

alatina (noun, /ælətɪnə/): "castle"

sittoughttitt (noun, /sɪɾɒɾiɾ/): "cat"

vayz (noun, /vez/): "cat"

elad (noun, /ɛləd/): "chest"

hayttatta (noun, /heɾəɾə/): "chicken"

bud (noun, /bud/): "claw"

zaittute (noun, /zaɪɾʌtɛ/): "cloud"

vama (noun, /vəmə/): "coconut"

tham (noun, /θəm/): "crime"

ttuttaing (noun, /ɾuɾaɪŋ/): "day"

nataytta (noun, /nəteɾə/): "dinner"

ttihil (noun, /ɾɪhil/): "dog"

achekatti (noun, /əxɛkəɾɪ/): "drink"

jutawan (noun, /dʒutəwən/): "dungeon"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "ear"

numatough (noun, /nʌmatɒ/): "earth"

ati (noun, /atɪ/): "egg"

petekett (noun, /pɛtɛkɛɾ/): "elder"

lak (noun, /lək/): "enemy"

amayfoutt (noun, /əmefaʊɾ/): "evening"

ayduth (noun, /eduð/): "eye"

wakila (noun, /wəkɪlə/): "family"

oughp (noun, /ɒp/): "father"

wavithas (noun, /wəviðəs/): "feather"

vu (noun, /vu/): "fight"

tattayhaytt (noun, /taɾeheɾ/): "finger"

ngapilu (noun, /ŋəpɪlu/): "fire"

tawtivu (noun, /totɪvu/): "fish"

fahith (noun, /fəhɪð/): "flesh"

nuhathiw (noun, /nʌhəðɪw/): "foot"

anaduti (noun, /ənədutɪ/): "forest"

ahoina (noun, /æhɔɪnə/): "fox"

zouf (noun, /zaʊf/): "friend"

ib (noun, /ɪb/): "goose"

nivathi (noun, /nivəðɪ/): "grease"

uki (noun, /ʌki/): "group"

ulikoughki (noun, /ʌlɪkɒkɪ/): "gulf"

ttupakaik (noun, /ɾʌpəkaɪk/): "hair"

attila (noun, /əɾilæ/): "hand"

awsaybath (noun, /osebəð/): "hat"

ashe (noun, /æʃɛ/): "hate"

oon (noun, /ʊn/): "head"

utanu (noun, /ʌtənu/): "hill"

binem (noun, /binɛm/): "horn"

pitet (noun, /pɪtɛt/): "horse"

ikizu (noun, /ikɪzʌ/): "house"

ematha (noun, /ɛməðə/): "inn"

mawangis (noun, /məwəŋɪs/): "island"

ul (noun, /ul/): "jaw"

thiwilab (noun, /ðɪwɪlæb/): "lake"

lasakough (noun, /ləsakɒ/): "leaf"

besenas (noun, /bɛsɛnæs/): "leg"

asatuthough (noun, /æsətuðɒ/): "liver"

ettaydaj (noun, /ɛɾedədʒ/): "louse"

mam (noun, /mam/): "love"

nasan (noun, /nəsæn/): "lunch"

koudafu (noun, /kaʊdəfu/): "man"

tittitu (noun, /tɪɾɪtu/): "many"

imakun (noun, /ɪməkʌn/): "meal"

azithada (noun, /əzɪðədə/): "metal"

mabi (noun, /məbɪ/): "mine"

zatal (noun, /zətæl/): "monster"

ana (noun, /əna/): "moon"

ttitanath (noun, /ɾɪtənəð/): "morning"

dawt (noun, /dot/): "mother"

enoughh (noun, /ɛnɒh/): "mountain"

zi (noun, /zɪ/): "mouth"

vav (noun, /vəv/): "name"

im (noun, /ɪm/): "neck"

apoughttuda (noun, /əpɒɾudæ/): "night"

tay (noun, /te/): "noodle"

eti (noun, /ɛtɪ/): "nose"

ag (noun, /əg/): "ocean"

tathizas (noun, /tæðɪzəs/): "parent"

thi (noun, /ðɪ/): "path"

sajesi (noun, /sædʒɛsɪ/): "peace"

nonefi (noun, /nɔnɛfɪ/): "pepper"

atesiuf (noun, /ətɛʒʌf/): "person"

itt (noun, /iɾ/): "pie"

esangachi (noun, /ɛsəŋətʃi/): "pig"

su (noun, /su/): "rabbit"

ja (noun, /dʒə/): "rain"

ifaypamu (noun, /ifepəmʌ/): "rat"

ijid (noun, /ɪjid/): "river"

ena (noun, /ɛnə/): "robe"

salanga (noun, /sələŋə/): "rock"

inibutt (noun, /ɪnibʌɾ/): "root"

isangiha (noun, /isəŋɪhə/): "salt"

aynik (noun, /enɪk/): "sand"

lunay (noun, /lʌne/): "seed"

sasaj (noun, /səsədʒ/): "sibling"

kajaji (noun, /kæjəjɪ/): "sister"

jalawk (noun, /jəlok/): "skin"

wak (noun, /wək/): "sky"

il (noun, /ɪl/): "smoke"

aname (noun, /ənəmɛ/): "snake"

athisiw (noun, /əðɪsiw/): "soup"

athajahi (noun, /əðæjəhi/): "star"

sada (noun, /səda/): "stew"

adepi (noun, /ədɛpi/): "stomach"

ab (noun, /əb/): "stone"

aqu (noun, /əqu/): "stream"

anetain (noun, /ənɛtaɪn/): "sun"

azi (noun, /æzi/): "sword"

vaha (noun, /vəhə/): "tail"

ok (noun, /ɔk/): "tavern"

nebada (noun, /nɛbædə/): "thumb"

ake (noun, /əkɛ/): "tongue"

vun (noun, /vun/): "tooth"

atta (noun, /əɾə/): "tree"

elittadai (noun, /ɛlɪɾadaɪ/): "truth"

souze (noun, /saʊzɛ/): "uncle"

umoughtaw (noun, /umɒtəw/): "valley"

oozoughvi (noun, /ʊzɒvɪ/): "war"

ji (noun, /jɪ/): "water"

rrawlakoughth (noun, /roləkɒð/): "way"

zabatay (noun, /zəbəte/): "wine"

imoozuw (noun, /ɪmʊzʌw/): "woman"

moughdi (noun, /mɒdɪ/): "word"