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Ttazaija

Ttazaija Dictionary

Pronouns

awoo (pronoun, /əwʊ/): "he"

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

iz (pronoun, /ɪz/): "they"

tham (pronoun, /ðəm/): "you"

we (pronoun, /wɛ/): "we"

etti (pronoun, /ɛɾɪ/): "I"

Articles

ima (article, /ɪmə/): "a"

lung (article, /luŋ/): "the"

Prepositions

kan (preposition, /kən/): "and"

itethaz (preposition, /itɛðəz/): "as"

umanu (preposition, /umənu/): "from"

tavitta (preposition, /təvɪɾə/): "in"

kunada (preposition, /kʌnədæ/): "of"

litt (preposition, /lɪɾ/): "or"

ettijine (preposition, /ɛɾɪdʒɪnɛ/): "to"

avattad (preposition, /əvəɾəd/): "will"

nayv (preposition, /nev/): "with"

Numbers

safut (number, /səfut/): "zero"

zuttap (number, /zʌɾap/): "one"

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

att (number, /əɾ/): "three"

ayttawdail (number, /eɾodaɪl/): "four"

nittaytte (number, /nɪɾeɾɛ/): "five"

lavapas (number, /ləvəpəs/): "six"

dawha (number, /dohə/): "seven"

udazay (number, /ʌdəze/): "eight"

inawtta (number, /inoɾə/): "nine"

unul (number, /ʌnʌl/): "ten"

Questions

saw (question, /so/): "what"

iza (question, /ɪzə/): "who"

zach (question, /zətʃ/): "how"

sikagi (question, /sikəgɪ/): "why"

milidi (question, /mɪlɪdi/): "when"

Interjections

aniway (interjection, /əniwe/): "hello"

afitt (interjection, /əfɪɾ/): "goodbye"

lati (interjection, /lətɪ/): "hey"

ar (interjection, /əɹ/): "bye"

anifiti (interjection, /ənɪfɪtɪ/): "ouch"

vit (interjection, /vɪt/): "wow"

ni (interjection, /nɪ/): "uh"

ttivim (interjection, /ɾɪvɪm/): "er"

udijij (interjection, /udɪjij/): "um"

Adverbs

ayk (adverb, /ek/): "again"

avaiddin (adverb, /əvaɪɽɪn/): "now"

toughshi (adverb, /tɒʃɪ/): "soon"

avi (adverb, /əvi/): "often"

ishinadai (adverb, /iʃinadaɪ/): "sometimes"

un (adverb, /un/): "always"

thesad (adverb, /ðɛsəd/): "never"

dasub (adverb, /dasub/): "seldom"

Adjectives

attasitai (adjective, /əɾəsɪtaɪ/): "aromatic"

awtitaj (adjective, /otɪtəj/): "basted"

il (adjective, /il/): "big"

abi (adjective, /əbɪ/): "bitter"

tun (adjective, /tʌn/): "black"

umaypes (adjective, /umepɛs/): "blue"

nati (adjective, /nətɪ/): "brown"

oughtawtt (adjective, /ɒtoɾ/): "chilled"

pu (adjective, /pʌ/): "cold"

tha (adjective, /ðə/): "curried"

ladelut (adjective, /lədɛlut/): "dark"

dikufi (adjective, /dɪkufi/): "deep"

si (adjective, /sɪ/): "divine"

edi (adjective, /ɛdi/): "drunk"

ettutimi (adjective, /ɛɾʌtɪmɪ/): "empty"

arahazi (adjective, /æɹəhəzɪ/): "evil"

jaz (adjective, /dʒæz/): "familiar"

ath (adjective, /əð/): "fat"

aymiduw (adjective, /emɪdʌw/): "flat"

pakay (adjective, /pəke/): "frail"

athai (adjective, /aðaɪ/): "fried"

in (adjective, /in/): "full"

attoolay (adjective, /əɾʊle/): "good"

aituthi (adjective, /aɪtuði/): "green"

kunoughdik (adjective, /kʌnɒdik/): "grey"

isajal (adjective, /ɪsəjəl/): "honest"

utt (adjective, /uɾ/): "hot"

limawfa (adjective, /lɪmofə/): "light"

ab (adjective, /əb/): "long"

tattis (adjective, /təɾɪs/): "loud"

ahiwit (adjective, /əhiwɪt/): "mortal"

shatta (adjective, /ʃəɾə/): "mysterious"

ran (adjective, /ɹan/): "narrow"

utalai (adjective, /utəlaɪ/): "old"

attib (adjective, /əɾɪb/): "orange"

eboughfoott (adjective, /ɛbɒfʊɾ/): "pungent"

angin (adjective, /aŋɪn/): "purple"

tasai (adjective, /təsaɪ/): "quiet"

aka (adjective, /əkə/): "raw"

zatuch (adjective, /zatutʃ/): "rectangular"

toozattath (adjective, /tʊzəɾəð/): "red"

toughthoughgain (adjective, /tɒðɒgaɪn/): "roasted"

ludaisah (adjective, /ludaɪsah/): "round"

pahit (adjective, /pəhɪt/): "salty"

nafatt (adjective, /nəfəɾ/): "savory"

athangaw (adjective, /əðəŋo/): "shallow"

ayz (adjective, /ez/): "short"

woughs (adjective, /wɒs/): "smoked"

ulech (adjective, /ʌlɛtʃ/): "sober"

adeda (adjective, /ædɛdæ/): "sour"

ez (adjective, /ɛz/): "spicy"

nunu (adjective, /nʌnʌ/): "spiral"

gangisi (adjective, /gæŋɪsɪ/): "square"

tanimin (adjective, /tənɪmɪn/): "steamed"

sichi (adjective, /sitʃi/): "strange"

achaways (adjective, /ətʃəwes/): "strong"

itef (adjective, /ɪtɛf/): "sturdy"

enattag (adjective, /ɛnəɾæg/): "sweet"

awtitouzi (adjective, /otɪtaʊzɪ/): "tall"

ik (adjective, /ɪk/): "thick"

oughkita (adjective, /ɒkɪta/): "thin"

ttil (adjective, /ɾɪl/): "warm"

id (adjective, /ɪd/): "weak"

ikettesi (adjective, /ɪkɛɾɛsi/): "white"

esh (adjective, /ɛʃ/): "wide"

pakawn (adjective, /pəkon/): "yellow"

attaza (adjective, /æɾæzə/): "young"

Verbs

ttungitta (verb, /ɾʌŋiɾə/): "bake"

kif (verb, /kif/): "be"

ati (verb, /ətɪ/): "belong"

poopaik (verb, /pʊpaɪk/): "bite"

kibiva (verb, /kibɪva/): "break"

at (verb, /ət/): "burn"

ison (verb, /ɪsɔn/): "come"

beduku (verb, /bɛdʌku/): "die"

pettaimat (verb, /pɛɾaɪmət/): "drink"

malu (verb, /məlu/): "eat"

awpays (verb, /opes/): "fall"

lasini (verb, /ləsinɪ/): "fight"

atathap (verb, /ətæðəp/): "find"

nel (verb, /nɛl/): "fish"

nitt (verb, /niɾ/): "fly"

mane (verb, /mənɛ/): "frown"

attattough (verb, /æɾəɾɒ/): "go"

at (verb, /ət/): "growl"

apa (verb, /apə/): "hate"

patan (verb, /patən/): "have"

tinaita (verb, /tinaɪtæ/): "hear"

shat (verb, /ʃət/): "hide"

alaiku (verb, /əlaɪkʌ/): "hold"

aibi (verb, /aɪbi/): "hunt"

ijilita (verb, /ɪjɪlɪtə/): "jump"

butidew (verb, /butɪdɛw/): "kill"

ngattiwu (verb, /ŋaɾɪwʌ/): "know"

nai (verb, /naɪ/): "laugh"

attazika (verb, /əɾəzɪka/): "lie"

nittittaw (verb, /niɾɪɾəw/): "live"

izuk (verb, /ɪzʌk/): "lose"

ith (verb, /ɪð/): "love"

udiz (verb, /udiz/): "need"

ita (verb, /ɪtə/): "own"

azithi (verb, /azɪðɪ/): "roast"

imisalai (verb, /imisəlaɪ/): "run"

alayngali (verb, /æleŋəlɪ/): "see"

tta (verb, /ɾə/): "sit"

nanitt (verb, /nənɪɾ/): "sleep"

ithifa (verb, /ɪðɪfæ/): "smell"

asayfiw (verb, /əsefɪw/): "smile"

atel (verb, /ətɛl/): "stand"

ingal (verb, /iŋəl/): "strike"

utt (verb, /uɾ/): "swallow"

isawazaw (verb, /ɪsəwəzo/): "swim"

si (verb, /sɪ/): "taste"

ttufuf (verb, /ɾufuf/): "throw"

aza (verb, /əzə/): "walk"

vi (verb, /vɪ/): "want"

Nouns

funoosa (noun, /fʌnʊsə/): "afternoon"

ngufifa (noun, /ŋʌfifa/): "ale"

sin (noun, /sin/): "all"

ninam (noun, /nɪnam/): "alligator"

dunaizid (noun, /dunaɪzɪd/): "arm"

ata (noun, /ətæ/): "ash"

aiti (noun, /aɪti/): "aunt"

ttisedough (noun, /ɾɪsɛdɒ/): "axe"

apough (noun, /əpɒ/): "bark"

akou (noun, /akaʊ/): "bay"

izun (noun, /izʌn/): "beer"

ttit (noun, /ɾit/): "beet"

thitafi (noun, /ðitəfɪ/): "bird"

atitus (noun, /ətitus/): "blood"

nakilim (noun, /nəkɪlɪm/): "boar"

thil (noun, /ðɪl/): "bone"

an (noun, /ən/): "breakfast"

niddasaip (noun, /nɪɽasaɪp/): "breast"

laiva (noun, /laɪvæ/): "brother"

ttoo (noun, /ɾʊ/): "castle"

apitt (noun, /æpɪɾ/): "cat"

ubik (noun, /ubik/): "cat"

thanattath (noun, /ðənəɾaθ/): "chest"

thanit (noun, /ðənit/): "chicken"

tulusim (noun, /tʌlʌsɪm/): "claw"

anabam (noun, /ənæbəm/): "cloud"

ray (noun, /ɹe/): "coconut"

imakai (noun, /iməkaɪ/): "crime"

sha (noun, /ʃə/): "day"

sittisish (noun, /sɪɾisɪʃ/): "dinner"

inikik (noun, /ɪnɪkɪk/): "dog"

ttamittaf (noun, /ɾəmɪɾəf/): "drink"

fudasu (noun, /fudəsu/): "dungeon"

limuth (noun, /limuð/): "ear"

dichimitt (noun, /dɪtʃɪmɪɾ/): "earth"

iwe (noun, /ɪwɛ/): "egg"

nakase (noun, /nakəsɛ/): "elder"

abaipit (noun, /æbaɪpɪt/): "enemy"

nit (noun, /nɪt/): "evening"

aitawvene (noun, /aɪtovɛnɛ/): "eye"

ngu (noun, /ŋu/): "family"

wawazi (noun, /wawəzi/): "father"

zayja (noun, /zejə/): "feather"

aziw (noun, /əziw/): "fight"

asa (noun, /əsə/): "finger"

ait (noun, /aɪt/): "fire"

ahayki (noun, /æheki/): "fish"

sa (noun, /sə/): "flesh"

naw (noun, /nəw/): "foot"

atteli (noun, /əɾɛlɪ/): "forest"

napai (noun, /nəpaɪ/): "fox"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "friend"

awt (noun, /ot/): "goose"

pema (noun, /pɛmə/): "grease"

itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "group"

laja (noun, /lədʒə/): "gulf"

na (noun, /næ/): "hair"

fayzusa (noun, /fezʌsæ/): "hand"

ttatata (noun, /ɾətətæ/): "hat"

adu (noun, /adu/): "hate"

idawdif (noun, /ɪdodɪf/): "head"

awpawh (noun, /opoh/): "hill"

ulazefu (noun, /uləzɛfu/): "horn"

ouwunal (noun, /aʊwʌnəl/): "horse"

diko (noun, /dikɔ/): "house"

awi (noun, /əwi/): "inn"

anaytti (noun, /əneɾɪ/): "island"

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

ittija (noun, /ɪɾɪdʒə/): "lake"

avittav (noun, /əviɾəv/): "leaf"

etta (noun, /ɛɾa/): "leg"

oughch (noun, /ɒtʃ/): "liver"

jilates (noun, /jilətɛs/): "louse"

itay (noun, /ɪte/): "love"

attittiti (noun, /əɾɪɾitɪ/): "lunch"

nih (noun, /nɪh/): "man"

tunu (noun, /tunu/): "many"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "meal"

fi (noun, /fi/): "metal"

aita (noun, /aɪta/): "mine"

ati (noun, /ətɪ/): "monster"

vi (noun, /vɪ/): "moon"

awnigaj (noun, /onɪgədʒ/): "morning"

aydiwi (noun, /ediwɪ/): "mother"

ngiwa (noun, /ŋɪwə/): "mountain"

awtayp (noun, /otep/): "mouth"

il (noun, /il/): "name"

uttabu (noun, /ʌɾəbʌ/): "neck"

ounali (noun, /aʊnəli/): "night"

tha (noun, /ðæ/): "noodle"

ttoughtatai (noun, /ɾɒtətaɪ/): "nose"

ouvaca (noun, /aʊvəcə/): "ocean"

icega (noun, /icɛgə/): "parent"

thay (noun, /ðe/): "path"

isu (noun, /isʌ/): "peace"

ettizai (noun, /ɛɾɪzaɪ/): "pepper"

asoittag (noun, /əsɔɪɾəg/): "person"

ati (noun, /ətɪ/): "pie"

ad (noun, /əd/): "pig"

zunitte (noun, /zunɪɾɛ/): "rabbit"

ttamave (noun, /ɾəməvɛ/): "rain"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "rat"

delapi (noun, /dɛləpi/): "river"

gavoow (noun, /gəvʊw/): "robe"

alatt (noun, /ələɾ/): "rock"

isi (noun, /ɪsɪ/): "root"

gata (noun, /gətæ/): "salt"

fi (noun, /fi/): "sand"

soutt (noun, /saʊɾ/): "seed"

latti (noun, /laɾi/): "sibling"

zizetough (noun, /zizɛtɒ/): "sister"

at (noun, /ət/): "skin"

ching (noun, /tʃɪŋ/): "sky"

ijang (noun, /ɪdʒəŋ/): "smoke"

taw (noun, /to/): "snake"

uzaitatti (noun, /ʌzaɪtəɾi/): "soup"

izatha (noun, /ɪzəðæ/): "star"

awwuha (noun, /owuhə/): "stew"

ke (noun, /kɛ/): "stomach"

wayjainayz (noun, /wejaɪnez/): "stone"

ttiluzing (noun, /ɾilʌziŋ/): "stream"

say (noun, /se/): "sun"

aittaz (noun, /aɪɾəz/): "sword"

angatt (noun, /əŋəɾ/): "tail"

sutadd (noun, /sutəɽ/): "tavern"

atat (noun, /ətət/): "thumb"

usi (noun, /ʌsi/): "tongue"

oon (noun, /ʊn/): "tooth"

athavela (noun, /əθəvɛlə/): "tree"

adinife (noun, /ədinifɛ/): "truth"

unufas (noun, /ʌnufæs/): "uncle"

san (noun, /sən/): "valley"

say (noun, /se/): "war"

jemadoughsi (noun, /jɛmədɒʒ/): "water"

muhidep (noun, /muhidɛp/): "way"

ayda (noun, /edæ/): "wine"

ana (noun, /ænə/): "woman"

ttani (noun, /ɾənɪ/): "word"