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Aytidainu

Aytidainu Dictionary

Pronouns

etti (pronoun, /ɛɾɪ/): "he"

unou (pronoun, /ʌnaʊ/): "she"

nawn (pronoun, /non/): "they"

dab (pronoun, /dəb/): "you"

iti (pronoun, /iti/): "we"

das (pronoun, /dəs/): "I"

Articles

ifou (article, /ɪfaʊ/): "a"

sa (article, /sæ/): "the"

Prepositions

zaduttatt (preposition, /zəduɾəɾ/): "and"

fihan (preposition, /fɪhən/): "as"

outan (preposition, /aʊtən/): "from"

itujitt (preposition, /ɪtudʒɪɾ/): "in"

athaba (preposition, /əðəbæ/): "of"

ajuhaytha (preposition, /əjuheða/): "or"

abisawv (preposition, /abisov/): "to"

ti (preposition, /tɪ/): "will"

tatina (preposition, /tatɪnə/): "with"

Numbers

usepi (number, /usɛpɪ/): "zero"

nabasan (number, /nabasən/): "one"

pavad (number, /pəvad/): "two"

ttumavatt (number, /ɾʌməvəɾ/): "three"

ttavi (number, /ɾəvi/): "four"

mat (number, /mæt/): "five"

apasim (number, /əpəsim/): "six"

av (number, /av/): "seven"

esana (number, /ɛsænə/): "eight"

ahoughpawwa (number, /əhɒpowə/): "nine"

it (number, /ɪt/): "ten"

Questions

ataid (question, /ətaɪd/): "what"

itisatay (question, /ɪtɪsəte/): "who"

idattoughl (question, /idəɾɒl/): "how"

taloughsi (question, /təlɒsɪ/): "why"

attadaitha (question, /aɾædaɪðæ/): "when"

Interjections

vided (interjection, /vidɛd/): "hello"

nutemi (interjection, /nutɛmɪ/): "goodbye"

wak (interjection, /wək/): "hey"

la (interjection, /lə/): "bye"

adan (interjection, /adən/): "ouch"

ni (interjection, /nɪ/): "wow"

datayta (interjection, /dəteta/): "uh"

petta (interjection, /pɛɾə/): "er"

nathatt (interjection, /nəðəɾ/): "um"

Adverbs

hasas (adverb, /hæsəs/): "again"

oughsa (adverb, /ɒsæ/): "now"

avetta (adverb, /əvɛɾə/): "soon"

unithita (adverb, /ʌniθɪtə/): "often"

ulu (adverb, /ulu/): "sometimes"

uz (adverb, /ʌz/): "always"

ethadib (adverb, /ɛðədɪb/): "never"

athefay (adverb, /əðɛfe/): "seldom"

Adjectives

douza (adjective, /daʊzə/): "aromatic"

noodai (adjective, /nʊdaɪ/): "basted"

em (adjective, /ɛm/): "big"

ttahuta (adjective, /ɾæhutə/): "bitter"

na (adjective, /nə/): "black"

ki (adjective, /ki/): "blue"

jema (adjective, /jɛmə/): "brown"

awsitta (adjective, /osiɾə/): "chilled"

jimasusi (adjective, /jɪməsʌʒ/): "cold"

tajaig (adjective, /tədʒaɪg/): "curried"

hailough (adjective, /haɪlɒ/): "dark"

pait (adjective, /paɪt/): "deep"

oon (adjective, /ʊn/): "divine"

adoughdawshoo (adjective, /adɒdoʃʊ/): "drunk"

awaidiv (adjective, /əwaɪdɪv/): "empty"

kidaka (adjective, /kidəkə/): "evil"

atusal (adjective, /ətʌsəl/): "familiar"

as (adjective, /əs/): "fat"

ik (adjective, /ɪk/): "flat"

moughluti (adjective, /mɒlʌtɪ/): "frail"

iwalu (adjective, /ɪwəlʌ/): "fried"

awsani (adjective, /osənɪ/): "full"

viditash (adjective, /vɪdɪtæʃ/): "good"

ata (adjective, /atə/): "green"

ettettawi (adjective, /ɛɾɛɾəwɪ/): "grey"

ith (adjective, /ið/): "honest"

azi (adjective, /əzi/): "hot"

ittazat (adjective, /ɪɾazət/): "light"

vati (adjective, /vətɪ/): "long"

al (adjective, /əl/): "loud"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "mortal"

mesad (adjective, /mɛsəd/): "mysterious"

aygazan (adjective, /egæzæn/): "narrow"

naina (adjective, /naɪnə/): "old"

biluthe (adjective, /bɪluθɛ/): "orange"

vuv (adjective, /vʌv/): "pungent"

asal (adjective, /əsəl/): "purple"

ttilishi (adjective, /ɾɪlɪʃɪ/): "quiet"

ayttakahi (adjective, /eɾakahɪ/): "raw"

al (adjective, /əl/): "rectangular"

aivajawk (adjective, /aɪvəjok/): "red"

su (adjective, /sʌ/): "roasted"

fittawtha (adjective, /fɪɾoθə/): "round"

ayttatta (adjective, /eɾəɾə/): "salty"

zajoottu (adjective, /zəjʊɾu/): "savory"

evamala (adjective, /ɛvəmələ/): "shallow"

ipoutta (adjective, /ɪpaʊɾæ/): "short"

ttadase (adjective, /ɾədəsɛ/): "smoked"

loongatt (adjective, /lʊŋəɾ/): "sober"

nak (adjective, /nək/): "sour"

oottiva (adjective, /ʊɾiva/): "spicy"

iwalawba (adjective, /ɪwəlobə/): "spiral"

ittangi (adjective, /ɪɾəŋɪ/): "square"

nesa (adjective, /nɛsə/): "steamed"

shattay (adjective, /ʃəɾe/): "strange"

dajatak (adjective, /dajətək/): "strong"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "sturdy"

ana (adjective, /ənə/): "sweet"

ikede (adjective, /ɪkɛdɛ/): "tall"

ti (adjective, /tɪ/): "thick"

aj (adjective, /adʒ/): "thin"

fa (adjective, /fə/): "warm"

ava (adjective, /avə/): "weak"

mubawsi (adjective, /mubosi/): "white"

awoughtayh (adjective, /əwɒteh/): "wide"

bitted (adjective, /bɪɾɛd/): "yellow"

bikuttat (adjective, /bikʌɾət/): "young"

Verbs

sadun (verb, /sədʌn/): "bake"

tti (verb, /ɾɪ/): "be"

kif (verb, /kɪf/): "belong"

shifattus (verb, /ʃifæɾus/): "bite"

ajai (verb, /adʒaɪ/): "break"

ich (verb, /ɪx/): "burn"

kayjatt (verb, /kejəɾ/): "come"

in (verb, /in/): "die"

ttusoo (verb, /ɾʌsʊ/): "drink"

les (verb, /lɛs/): "eat"

thasetta (verb, /ðæsɛɾə/): "fall"

ti (verb, /ti/): "fight"

toosedi (verb, /tʊsɛdɪ/): "find"

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

an (verb, /ən/): "fly"

nal (verb, /nəl/): "frown"

an (verb, /ən/): "go"

ametat (verb, /əmɛtət/): "growl"

anusi (verb, /ənʌsɪ/): "hate"

katt (verb, /kəɾ/): "have"

ahi (verb, /əhɪ/): "hear"

ttilattu (verb, /ɾɪlaɾʌ/): "hide"

daidat (verb, /daɪdət/): "hold"

tulaydud (verb, /tuledʌd/): "hunt"

igad (verb, /ɪgəd/): "jump"

ab (verb, /ab/): "kill"

dujanes (verb, /dujənɛs/): "know"

ituj (verb, /ɪtʌj/): "laugh"

awaniha (verb, /əwənɪhə/): "lie"

anath (verb, /ənað/): "live"

pah (verb, /pæh/): "lose"

ni (verb, /nɪ/): "love"

isa (verb, /isæ/): "need"

thatathai (verb, /ðatəðaɪ/): "own"

aymukayk (verb, /emukek/): "roast"

titti (verb, /tɪɾi/): "run"

the (verb, /ðɛ/): "see"

oughp (verb, /ɒp/): "sit"

azudath (verb, /əzʌdəð/): "sleep"

tti (verb, /ɾɪ/): "smell"

lubahoon (verb, /lʌbəhʊn/): "smile"

ijipangi (verb, /ɪjipəŋi/): "stand"

sisi (verb, /sɪsɪ/): "strike"

gilahaz (verb, /gɪlahæz/): "swallow"

una (verb, /unə/): "swim"

mashou (verb, /məʃaʊ/): "taste"

tattah (verb, /təɾəh/): "throw"

vailoughbe (verb, /vaɪlɒbɛ/): "walk"

satitaith (verb, /sətɪtaɪθ/): "want"

Nouns

udayth (noun, /udeð/): "afternoon"

ttamai (noun, /ɾəmaɪ/): "ale"

suttashap (noun, /sʌɾəʃæp/): "all"

saynazayb (noun, /senəzeb/): "alligator"

matittib (noun, /mətɪɾib/): "arm"

lata (noun, /lətə/): "ash"

tanitta (noun, /tanɪɾə/): "aunt"

japi (noun, /jəpɪ/): "axe"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "bark"

wichusi (noun, /witʃusɪ/): "bay"

diche (noun, /dɪtʃɛ/): "beer"

dittoughd (noun, /dɪɾɒd/): "beet"

awa (noun, /əwə/): "bird"

udita (noun, /ʌdɪtə/): "blood"

ip (noun, /ip/): "boar"

ttanatt (noun, /ɾənəɾ/): "bone"

satt (noun, /səɾ/): "breakfast"

avifaiji (noun, /ævɪfaɪji/): "breast"

ttawisa (noun, /ɾawisə/): "brother"

pasa (noun, /pæsə/): "castle"

taydufi (noun, /tedʌfɪ/): "cat"

iniliday (noun, /inilɪde/): "cat"

awsili (noun, /osili/): "chest"

aisay (noun, /aɪse/): "chicken"

tooditti (noun, /tʊdiɾi/): "claw"

aludusi (noun, /əlʌdusɪ/): "cloud"

kif (noun, /kif/): "coconut"

houghlaww (noun, /hɒlow/): "crime"

nuj (noun, /nʌdʒ/): "day"

itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "dinner"

agattuni (noun, /əgəɾʌnɪ/): "dog"

aite (noun, /aɪtɛ/): "drink"

aytedayna (noun, /etɛdenə/): "dungeon"

ttattit (noun, /ɾəɾɪt/): "ear"

madai (noun, /mədaɪ/): "earth"

fakitatt (noun, /fækɪtəɾ/): "egg"

eti (noun, /ɛtɪ/): "elder"

loom (noun, /lʊm/): "enemy"

itiwuj (noun, /ɪtiwudʒ/): "evening"

thidas (noun, /ðɪdəs/): "eye"

avath (noun, /əvəð/): "family"

huzaduth (noun, /hʌzəduð/): "father"

awsas (noun, /osas/): "feather"

desa (noun, /dɛsa/): "fight"

inisi (noun, /inisi/): "finger"

thai (noun, /ðaɪ/): "fire"

avazat (noun, /avəzət/): "fish"

buttath (noun, /buɾæð/): "flesh"

ngivoughz (noun, /ŋɪvɒz/): "foot"

nettan (noun, /nɛɾan/): "forest"

diz (noun, /dɪz/): "fox"

avaibah (noun, /əvaɪbəh/): "friend"

suttu (noun, /sʌɾʌ/): "goose"

ejawu (noun, /ɛjəwʌ/): "grease"

ife (noun, /ɪfɛ/): "group"

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

datanas (noun, /dætənas/): "hair"

sinu (noun, /sɪnʌ/): "hand"

alaita (noun, /əlaɪtə/): "hat"

ilinil (noun, /ɪlinɪl/): "hate"

zinak (noun, /zɪnək/): "head"

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

gekaibaz (noun, /gɛkaɪbəz/): "horn"

afoot (noun, /əfʊt/): "horse"

fitawtta (noun, /fɪtoɾə/): "house"

avoo (noun, /əvʊ/): "inn"

vifa (noun, /vɪfə/): "island"

tikef (noun, /tɪkɛf/): "jaw"

aziza (noun, /əzizə/): "lake"

misa (noun, /misə/): "leaf"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "leg"

hi (noun, /hɪ/): "liver"

ash (noun, /əʃ/): "louse"

ilaipu (noun, /ilaɪpʌ/): "love"

ttij (noun, /ɾij/): "lunch"

in (noun, /in/): "man"

ikawdaz (noun, /ikodəz/): "many"

adanap (noun, /ədænæp/): "meal"

chihaf (noun, /tʃihaf/): "metal"

bitatang (noun, /bɪtætəŋ/): "mine"

oughze (noun, /ɒzɛ/): "monster"

enana (noun, /ɛnanə/): "moon"

bami (noun, /bəmɪ/): "morning"

katt (noun, /kəɾ/): "mother"

datt (noun, /daɾ/): "mountain"

ulij (noun, /ulɪj/): "mouth"

aipihatta (noun, /aɪpihəɾə/): "name"

athaylasu (noun, /æðeləsu/): "neck"

sawaicha (noun, /səwaɪchə/): "night"

tavita (noun, /təvitæ/): "noodle"

tatitu (noun, /tətɪtu/): "nose"

ngaju (noun, /ŋəju/): "ocean"

ata (noun, /ətə/): "parent"

isish (noun, /isiʃ/): "path"

soughnizayp (noun, /sɒnɪzep/): "peace"

taydada (noun, /tedadə/): "pepper"

ihay (noun, /ɪhe/): "person"

ttattita (noun, /ɾəɾitə/): "pie"

anatta (noun, /ænəɾə/): "pig"

nevay (noun, /nɛve/): "rabbit"

aipakin (noun, /aɪpəkɪn/): "rain"

athayva (noun, /əðevə/): "rat"

abinuk (noun, /əbinʌk/): "river"

uwawpa (noun, /ʌwopæ/): "robe"

ikahiz (noun, /ɪkəhɪz/): "rock"

zegati (noun, /zɛgətɪ/): "root"

nawsel (noun, /nosɛl/): "salt"

ngaw (noun, /ŋo/): "sand"

asough (noun, /əsɒ/): "seed"

lalif (noun, /lælɪf/): "sibling"

sasithen (noun, /səsɪðɛn/): "sister"

uvasan (noun, /ʌvəsən/): "skin"

nayu (noun, /nəyʌ/): "sky"

asafesi (noun, /əsəfɛsi/): "smoke"

zihazin (noun, /zihəzɪn/): "snake"

wa (noun, /wə/): "soup"

gatta (noun, /gəɾə/): "star"

kadi (noun, /kədi/): "stew"

winai (noun, /wɪnaɪ/): "stomach"

ngadaga (noun, /ŋədəgə/): "stone"

nitus (noun, /nɪtus/): "stream"

itta (noun, /iɾə/): "sun"

ahaw (noun, /əho/): "sword"

poutaytain (noun, /paʊtetaɪn/): "tail"

kay (noun, /ke/): "tavern"

zawfash (noun, /zofæʃ/): "thumb"

attebi (noun, /əɾɛbi/): "tongue"

penou (noun, /pɛnaʊ/): "tooth"

awpud (noun, /opud/): "tree"

ku (noun, /ku/): "truth"

hataitta (noun, /hætaɪɾæ/): "uncle"

is (noun, /ɪs/): "valley"

asettila (noun, /əsɛɾɪlə/): "war"

aytisa (noun, /etɪsə/): "water"

ttuwa (noun, /ɾʌwə/): "way"

ivuttav (noun, /ɪvʌɾəv/): "wine"

hetti (noun, /hɛɾɪ/): "woman"

uni (noun, /ʌnɪ/): "word"