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Mouhu

Mouhu Dictionary

Pronouns

ati (pronoun, /ətɪ/): "he"

atta (pronoun, /əɾə/): "she"

fus (pronoun, /fus/): "they"

na (pronoun, /nə/): "you"

ada (pronoun, /adə/): "we"

nik (pronoun, /nɪk/): "I"

Articles

att (article, /əɾ/): "a"

itti (article, /iɾi/): "the"

Prepositions

ittough (preposition, /iɾɒ/): "and"

nafaja (preposition, /nəfədʒə/): "as"

awl (preposition, /ol/): "from"

dayttadi (preposition, /deɾədɪ/): "in"

ulitt (preposition, /ʌliɾ/): "of"

tsattanus (preposition, /tsəɾənus/): "or"

ttiwatta (preposition, /ɾɪwəɾə/): "to"

tough (preposition, /tɒ/): "will"

hasus (preposition, /həsus/): "with"

Numbers

alihaku (number, /ælɪhaku/): "zero"

at (number, /ət/): "one"

dasag (number, /dæsəg/): "two"

ayba (number, /ebə/): "three"

awkaf (number, /okəf/): "four"

ttitha (number, /ɾɪðə/): "five"

iyaruha (number, /ɪyəɹʌhə/): "six"

tat (number, /tət/): "seven"

ing (number, /ɪŋ/): "eight"

ettoo (number, /ɛɾʊ/): "nine"

tifaj (number, /tifadʒ/): "ten"

Questions

najitab (question, /nadʒɪtəb/): "what"

hay (question, /he/): "who"

lattasi (question, /ləɾasɪ/): "how"

iba (question, /ɪbə/): "why"

lu (question, /lu/): "when"

Interjections

atta (interjection, /æɾə/): "hello"

afiheta (interjection, /əfihɛta/): "goodbye"

adile (interjection, /ədɪlɛ/): "hey"

ifa (interjection, /ɪfə/): "bye"

amizatay (interjection, /əmɪzəte/): "ouch"

adu (interjection, /ədu/): "wow"

emavap (interjection, /ɛmævəp/): "uh"

ainali (interjection, /aɪnalɪ/): "er"

ayttaychuna (interjection, /eɾetʃʌnə/): "um"

Adverbs

attatayk (adverb, /əɾətek/): "again"

ttu (adverb, /ɾu/): "now"

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

mapittaw (adverb, /məpɪɾo/): "often"

ngifala (adverb, /ŋifəlæ/): "sometimes"

itida (adverb, /itidə/): "always"

an (adverb, /ən/): "never"

isha (adverb, /ɪʃə/): "seldom"

Adjectives

shinan (adjective, /ʃinən/): "aromatic"

di (adjective, /dɪ/): "basted"

sittahut (adjective, /sɪɾəhʌt/): "big"

gichoughngayv (adjective, /gɪtʃɒŋev/): "bitter"

si (adjective, /si/): "black"

wattay (adjective, /wəɾe/): "blue"

ayhaypi (adjective, /ehepi/): "brown"

pibat (adjective, /pibət/): "chilled"

noughttay (adjective, /nɒɾe/): "cold"

ununuzu (adjective, /ʌnʌnuzu/): "curried"

ag (adjective, /æg/): "dark"

mas (adjective, /mæs/): "deep"

zaittayz (adjective, /zaɪɾez/): "divine"

ananat (adjective, /ænənæt/): "drunk"

awanay (adjective, /əwəne/): "empty"

sutt (adjective, /sʌɾ/): "evil"

agoughlene (adjective, /ægɒlɛnɛ/): "familiar"

netaka (adjective, /nɛtəkə/): "fat"

va (adjective, /və/): "flat"

unamati (adjective, /ʌnəmətɪ/): "frail"

ih (adjective, /ɪh/): "fried"

kit (adjective, /kɪt/): "full"

ttattattih (adjective, /ɾəɾəɾih/): "good"

isatte (adjective, /isəɾɛ/): "green"

gattithi (adjective, /gæɾɪði/): "grey"

atiwayna (adjective, /ətiwenə/): "honest"

asiti (adjective, /əsiti/): "hot"

apa (adjective, /əpə/): "light"

keji (adjective, /kɛdʒɪ/): "long"

ttasi (adjective, /ɾəsɪ/): "loud"

ofayme (adjective, /ɔfemɛ/): "mortal"

fi (adjective, /fɪ/): "mysterious"

ngadad (adjective, /ŋadəd/): "narrow"

ak (adjective, /ək/): "old"

uwenajay (adjective, /ʌwɛnəje/): "orange"

alaiba (adjective, /əlaɪbə/): "pungent"

utt (adjective, /uɾ/): "purple"

adudigo (adjective, /ædudɪgɔ/): "quiet"

itis (adjective, /itɪs/): "raw"

emami (adjective, /ɛməmi/): "rectangular"

lawawtha (adjective, /læwoða/): "red"

wa (adjective, /wə/): "roasted"

wam (adjective, /wəm/): "round"

litheduth (adjective, /liðɛduð/): "salty"

ttizaij (adjective, /ɾɪzaɪj/): "savory"

ttu (adjective, /ɾu/): "shallow"

aw (adjective, /əw/): "short"

idamedu (adjective, /idəmɛdʌ/): "smoked"

ooninait (adjective, /ʊnɪnaɪt/): "sober"

aijaw (adjective, /aɪjo/): "sour"

ilifaha (adjective, /ɪlifəhə/): "spicy"

idawtt (adjective, /idoɾ/): "spiral"

athavaida (adjective, /æðəvaɪdə/): "square"

unisa (adjective, /unisə/): "steamed"

zaj (adjective, /zæj/): "strange"

imi (adjective, /imi/): "strong"

atin (adjective, /ətin/): "sturdy"

pa (adjective, /pə/): "sweet"

ad (adjective, /ad/): "tall"

mate (adjective, /mətɛ/): "thick"

kana (adjective, /kanə/): "thin"

uttikava (adjective, /uɾɪkəvə/): "warm"

asaws (adjective, /asos/): "weak"

aidawm (adjective, /aɪdom/): "white"

kanal (adjective, /kənəl/): "wide"

padithawng (adjective, /pədiðoŋ/): "yellow"

wath (adjective, /wəð/): "young"

Verbs

uthaws (verb, /uðos/): "bake"

att (verb, /əɾ/): "be"

vethittez (verb, /vɛðɪɾɛz/): "belong"

akahon (verb, /əkəhɔn/): "bite"

tarrai (verb, /təraɪ/): "break"

itti (verb, /ɪɾɪ/): "burn"

abatta (verb, /abəɾə/): "come"

thavebam (verb, /ðəvɛbəm/): "die"

ngu (verb, /ŋʌ/): "drink"

ebattu (verb, /ɛbaɾu/): "eat"

nih (verb, /nɪh/): "fall"

zounil (verb, /zaʊnɪl/): "fight"

asinala (verb, /əsɪnələ/): "find"

oughth (verb, /ɒθ/): "fish"

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

uthuvittu (verb, /ʌðuvɪɾʌ/): "frown"

di (verb, /di/): "go"

san (verb, /sən/): "growl"

ikuze (verb, /ɪkuzɛ/): "hate"

palaw (verb, /pələw/): "have"

matt (verb, /məɾ/): "hear"

sirra (verb, /sirə/): "hide"

luth (verb, /luθ/): "hold"

edithutt (verb, /ɛdiðuɾ/): "hunt"

tta (verb, /ɾə/): "jump"

athitap (verb, /əθitəp/): "kill"

ulag (verb, /uləg/): "know"

kidait (verb, /kɪdaɪt/): "laugh"

zattas (verb, /zæɾəs/): "lie"

inachay (verb, /ɪnətʃe/): "live"

thap (verb, /ðəp/): "lose"

tabid (verb, /təbɪd/): "love"

aypide (verb, /epidɛ/): "need"

ja (verb, /dʒə/): "own"

dud (verb, /dud/): "roast"

amaziz (verb, /əməziz/): "run"

ini (verb, /inɪ/): "see"

ang (verb, /æŋ/): "sit"

iduddaw (verb, /ɪduɽo/): "sleep"

ihus (verb, /ihus/): "smell"

ni (verb, /ni/): "smile"

ikuttapai (verb, /ikʌɾəpaɪ/): "stand"

ihekitti (verb, /ihɛkiɾi/): "strike"

anutasa (verb, /ənʌtəsæ/): "swallow"

ayngoughs (verb, /eŋɒs/): "swim"

ttani (verb, /ɾəni/): "taste"

enihak (verb, /ɛnihək/): "throw"

ak (verb, /ək/): "walk"

sukitid (verb, /sʌkɪtɪd/): "want"

Nouns

etifayshu (noun, /ɛtɪfeʃu/): "afternoon"

zasa (noun, /zəsæ/): "ale"

enidad (noun, /ɛnɪdəd/): "all"

aw (noun, /əw/): "alligator"

naytootah (noun, /netʊtəh/): "arm"

ish (noun, /ɪʃ/): "ash"

utte (noun, /uɾɛ/): "aunt"

atawwaym (noun, /ətowem/): "axe"

tis (noun, /tɪs/): "bark"

isutta (noun, /ɪsʌɾə/): "bay"

attailatta (noun, /æɾaɪləɾæ/): "beer"

nit (noun, /nɪt/): "beet"

athang (noun, /æðaŋ/): "bird"

abithaj (noun, /əbɪðəj/): "blood"

thawthatt (noun, /ðoðæɾ/): "boar"

asininu (noun, /əsɪnɪnʌ/): "bone"

utenazi (noun, /ʌtɛnəzɪ/): "breakfast"

ze (noun, /zɛ/): "breast"

ain (noun, /aɪn/): "brother"

attoughs (noun, /əɾɒs/): "castle"

av (noun, /əv/): "cat"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "cat"

ayluz (noun, /elʌz/): "chest"

saibeh (noun, /saɪbɛh/): "chicken"

bai (noun, /baɪ/): "claw"

taimaitas (noun, /taɪmaɪtæs/): "cloud"

ouki (noun, /aʊki/): "coconut"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "crime"

izi (noun, /ɪzɪ/): "day"

sattan (noun, /saɾən/): "dinner"

bavigi (noun, /bəvigɪ/): "dog"

wasetav (noun, /wəsɛtəv/): "drink"

ihuthew (noun, /ɪhuðɛw/): "dungeon"

sawwin (noun, /sowɪn/): "ear"

naikatik (noun, /naɪkætɪk/): "earth"

nizulig (noun, /nɪzʌlɪg/): "egg"

izou (noun, /izaʊ/): "elder"

mada (noun, /məda/): "enemy"

dazagin (noun, /dæzægɪn/): "evening"

dedath (noun, /dɛdəð/): "eye"

uva (noun, /ʌvə/): "family"

lathoughm (noun, /læðɒm/): "father"

ttatuli (noun, /ɾətʌlɪ/): "feather"

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

ikiwai (noun, /ɪkiwaɪ/): "finger"

wayhainiz (noun, /wehaɪnɪz/): "fire"

sawethough (noun, /səwɛðɒ/): "fish"

ette (noun, /ɛɾɛ/): "flesh"

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

ngi (noun, /ŋɪ/): "forest"

littu (noun, /liɾʌ/): "fox"

tadak (noun, /tədæk/): "friend"

izu (noun, /ɪzʌ/): "goose"

aded (noun, /ədɛd/): "grease"

las (noun, /ləs/): "group"

zitudett (noun, /zɪtʌdɛɾ/): "gulf"

paw (noun, /pəw/): "hair"

zaz (noun, /zæz/): "hand"

ihi (noun, /ihi/): "hat"

anufap (noun, /ənʌfəp/): "hate"

bidid (noun, /bɪdid/): "head"

esikoughl (noun, /ɛsikɒl/): "hill"

ttattoon (noun, /ɾəɾʊn/): "horn"

lithaythay (noun, /liðeðe/): "horse"

ala (noun, /ælæ/): "house"

du (noun, /dʌ/): "inn"

unaf (noun, /ʌnəf/): "island"

imis (noun, /ɪmɪs/): "jaw"

ad (noun, /əd/): "lake"

afap (noun, /əfəp/): "leaf"

sa (noun, /sə/): "leg"

iw (noun, /iw/): "liver"

titama (noun, /titamə/): "louse"

sav (noun, /səv/): "love"

kash (noun, /kæʃ/): "lunch"

nati (noun, /nætɪ/): "man"

ettus (noun, /ɛɾus/): "many"

abita (noun, /abɪtæ/): "meal"

litil (noun, /lɪtɪl/): "metal"

enana (noun, /ɛnænə/): "mine"

zatujim (noun, /zətʌjɪm/): "monster"

izaw (noun, /izo/): "moon"

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

thi (noun, /θi/): "mother"

si (noun, /sɪ/): "mountain"

sittamun (noun, /sɪɾəmun/): "mouth"

vatta (noun, /væɾə/): "name"

oughnepul (noun, /ɒnɛpʌl/): "neck"

italay (noun, /ɪtəle/): "night"

nan (noun, /nən/): "noodle"

oughmavay (noun, /ɒmave/): "nose"

nases (noun, /næsɛs/): "ocean"

gitt (noun, /gɪɾ/): "parent"

vetitish (noun, /vɛtɪtɪʃ/): "path"

nalettu (noun, /nəlɛɾu/): "peace"

tha (noun, /ðæ/): "pepper"

sidun (noun, /sidun/): "person"

aineta (noun, /aɪnɛtə/): "pie"

aiwough (noun, /aɪwɒ/): "pig"

situnet (noun, /sɪtʌnɛt/): "rabbit"

jai (noun, /jaɪ/): "rain"

aisama (noun, /aɪsəmə/): "rat"

ab (noun, /əb/): "river"

vazay (noun, /vəze/): "robe"

ahuth (noun, /æhʌθ/): "rock"

oudaydouth (noun, /aʊdedaʊð/): "root"

ajaij (noun, /ədʒaɪdʒ/): "salt"

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

anathi (noun, /anəðɪ/): "seed"

va (noun, /və/): "sibling"

oothoughnayje (noun, /ʊðɒnejɛ/): "sister"

anattum (noun, /ənəɾum/): "skin"

zi (noun, /zɪ/): "sky"

anataba (noun, /ənətæbæ/): "smoke"

lathawsou (noun, /ləθosaʊ/): "snake"

itha (noun, /ɪðæ/): "soup"

noughnattu (noun, /nɒnəɾʌ/): "star"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "stew"

zahe (noun, /zəhɛ/): "stomach"

athaseb (noun, /əðəsɛb/): "stone"

asizi (noun, /əsɪzi/): "stream"

ga (noun, /gə/): "sun"

oothutapa (noun, /ʊðutəpə/): "sword"

yababeng (noun, /yəbæbɛŋ/): "tail"

aytud (noun, /etʌd/): "tavern"

tidaip (noun, /tɪdaɪp/): "thumb"

littisun (noun, /lɪɾɪsun/): "tongue"

oujawttitai (noun, /aʊdʒoɾitaɪ/): "tooth"

il (noun, /ɪl/): "tree"

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

awnavina (noun, /onævinə/): "uncle"

atu (noun, /ətu/): "valley"

makazu (noun, /məkazʌ/): "war"

edawnaw (noun, /ɛdono/): "water"

awginga (noun, /ogɪŋə/): "way"

is (noun, /ɪs/): "wine"

adi (noun, /ədɪ/): "woman"

rou (noun, /ɹaʊ/): "word"