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Ttusood

Ttusood Dictionary

Pronouns

il (pronoun, /ɪl/): "he"

ttain (pronoun, /ɾaɪn/): "she"

ga (pronoun, /gə/): "they"

ni (pronoun, /ni/): "you"

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

ena (pronoun, /ɛnə/): "I"

Articles

ti (article, /tɪ/): "a"

aiv (article, /aɪv/): "the"

Prepositions

akila (preposition, /əkɪlæ/): "and"

na (preposition, /nə/): "as"

aym (preposition, /em/): "from"

isi (preposition, /isi/): "in"

imoodi (preposition, /ɪmʊdɪ/): "of"

ta (preposition, /tə/): "or"

dusa (preposition, /dusə/): "to"

ni (preposition, /nɪ/): "will"

voum (preposition, /vaʊm/): "with"

Numbers

tti (number, /ɾɪ/): "zero"

atek (number, /ætɛk/): "one"

shijoiw (number, /ʃɪjɔɪw/): "two"

ninat (number, /nɪnæt/): "three"

liz (number, /lɪz/): "four"

isi (number, /ɪsi/): "five"

adayttiz (number, /ədeɾɪz/): "six"

ttiviki (number, /ɾivɪki/): "seven"

sazooh (number, /səzʊh/): "eight"

iditum (number, /ɪditʌm/): "nine"

kaizooz (number, /kaɪzʊz/): "ten"

Questions

atatas (question, /ətətəs/): "what"

iw (question, /ɪw/): "who"

gisiala (question, /gɪʒəla/): "how"

nadatoo (question, /nadatʊ/): "why"

akanat (question, /əkanat/): "when"

Interjections

thoughp (interjection, /ðɒp/): "hello"

pikitak (interjection, /pikɪtæk/): "goodbye"

kingatou (interjection, /kiŋataʊ/): "hey"

tu (interjection, /tʌ/): "bye"

itaykati (interjection, /itekətɪ/): "ouch"

daluti (interjection, /dalutɪ/): "wow"

ttaliti (interjection, /ɾəlitɪ/): "uh"

kun (interjection, /kʌn/): "er"

sifa (interjection, /sifə/): "um"

Adverbs

im (adverb, /ɪm/): "again"

ttim (adverb, /ɾɪm/): "now"

zuttun (adverb, /zuɾun/): "soon"

vanutt (adverb, /vənʌɾ/): "often"

at (adverb, /ət/): "sometimes"

oosaduni (adverb, /ʊsədʌni/): "always"

ngefi (adverb, /ŋɛfɪ/): "never"

ucha (adverb, /ʌtʃə/): "seldom"

Adjectives

uttiwi (adjective, /ʌɾɪwɪ/): "aromatic"

utt (adjective, /uɾ/): "basted"

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

ath (adjective, /əð/): "bitter"

tted (adjective, /ɾɛd/): "black"

anile (adjective, /ənɪlɛ/): "blue"

sita (adjective, /sitə/): "brown"

iva (adjective, /iva/): "chilled"

aman (adjective, /əman/): "cold"

fittouth (adjective, /fɪɾaʊð/): "curried"

ttayna (adjective, /ɾenə/): "dark"

age (adjective, /əgɛ/): "deep"

izanafai (adjective, /izənəfaɪ/): "divine"

ttawaita (adjective, /ɾəwaɪtə/): "drunk"

ayng (adjective, /eŋ/): "empty"

apez (adjective, /əpɛz/): "evil"

sesi (adjective, /sɛsɪ/): "familiar"

thu (adjective, /ðʌ/): "fat"

dou (adjective, /daʊ/): "flat"

thai (adjective, /ðaɪ/): "frail"

emakah (adjective, /ɛməkəh/): "fried"

itoughmathaw (adjective, /itɒməðo/): "full"

itaysaih (adjective, /itesaɪh/): "good"

adanisa (adjective, /ædənɪsə/): "green"

basi (adjective, /bəsɪ/): "grey"

wattihay (adjective, /wəɾɪhe/): "honest"

thidaitta (adjective, /ðidaɪɾə/): "hot"

rrathough (adjective, /ræðɒ/): "light"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "long"

ka (adjective, /kə/): "loud"

tinay (adjective, /tɪne/): "mortal"

thupam (adjective, /ðʌpəm/): "mysterious"

ges (adjective, /gɛs/): "narrow"

zattavi (adjective, /zəɾəvi/): "old"

amavel (adjective, /əməvɛl/): "orange"

avuvatt (adjective, /əvʌvəɾ/): "pungent"

ishiv (adjective, /iʃɪv/): "purple"

aithawiy (adjective, /aɪðəwɪy/): "quiet"

atta (adjective, /əɾæ/): "raw"

athu (adjective, /əðu/): "rectangular"

oughdemu (adjective, /ɒdɛmu/): "red"

ang (adjective, /əŋ/): "roasted"

id (adjective, /ɪd/): "round"

touwitta (adjective, /taʊwiɾə/): "salty"

oikit (adjective, /ɔɪkit/): "savory"

yithal (adjective, /yɪðəl/): "shallow"

mama (adjective, /mæma/): "short"

taww (adjective, /tow/): "smoked"

kif (adjective, /kif/): "sober"

ngami (adjective, /ŋəmɪ/): "sour"

aythough (adjective, /eðɒ/): "spicy"

dough (adjective, /dɒ/): "spiral"

uttahatti (adjective, /ʌɾæhəɾi/): "square"

atett (adjective, /ətɛɾ/): "steamed"

ilimal (adjective, /ɪlɪməl/): "strange"

en (adjective, /ɛn/): "strong"

inatta (adjective, /ɪnəɾə/): "sturdy"

aytoovath (adjective, /etʊvəð/): "sweet"

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

wittad (adjective, /wiɾəd/): "thick"

dattit (adjective, /daɾɪt/): "thin"

elaw (adjective, /ɛlo/): "warm"

ngahi (adjective, /ŋəhi/): "weak"

vebazuz (adjective, /vɛbəzuz/): "white"

litej (adjective, /litɛdʒ/): "wide"

aypih (adjective, /epɪh/): "yellow"

awath (adjective, /əwəð/): "young"

Verbs

at (verb, /ət/): "bake"

thiwa (verb, /ðiwə/): "be"

ta (verb, /tə/): "belong"

unati (verb, /unətɪ/): "bite"

wakitath (verb, /wəkitəð/): "break"

usavib (verb, /usəvɪb/): "burn"

ad (verb, /əd/): "come"

apai (verb, /əpaɪ/): "die"

ani (verb, /əni/): "drink"

nanawttil (verb, /nənoɾɪl/): "eat"

afikina (verb, /əfɪkɪnə/): "fall"

ivi (verb, /ɪvɪ/): "fight"

aitayttazu (verb, /aɪteɾæzu/): "find"

ayafad (verb, /əyəfəd/): "fish"

nap (verb, /nəp/): "fly"

afati (verb, /əfəti/): "frown"

dichabi (verb, /dichæbɪ/): "go"

ifa (verb, /ɪfə/): "growl"

at (verb, /ət/): "hate"

lattib (verb, /ləɾɪb/): "have"

banadayth (verb, /bənædeð/): "hear"

idapith (verb, /ɪdəpið/): "hide"

didap (verb, /dɪdəp/): "hold"

atti (verb, /aɾi/): "hunt"

awgina (verb, /ogɪnə/): "jump"

ainutta (verb, /aɪnuɾə/): "kill"

aju (verb, /əju/): "know"

sagaytab (verb, /səgetəb/): "laugh"

adounga (verb, /ədaʊŋə/): "lie"

soughmib (verb, /sɒmib/): "live"

faybi (verb, /febɪ/): "lose"

ttavoughsah (verb, /ɾævɒsəh/): "love"

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

utamit (verb, /ʌtamit/): "own"

ittasam (verb, /ɪɾəsəm/): "roast"

azatha (verb, /əzəðə/): "run"

migi (verb, /migɪ/): "see"

anathi (verb, /ənaði/): "sit"

saysab (verb, /sesəb/): "sleep"

li (verb, /lɪ/): "smell"

saitookath (verb, /saɪtʊkəð/): "smile"

afapi (verb, /afəpɪ/): "stand"

joughkik (verb, /dʒɒkɪk/): "strike"

fil (verb, /fɪl/): "swallow"

ivibida (verb, /ivɪbɪda/): "swim"

aypitiza (verb, /epitizæ/): "taste"

ttakoughpa (verb, /ɾakɒpə/): "throw"

ttapi (verb, /ɾəpɪ/): "walk"

ttez (verb, /ɾɛz/): "want"

Nouns

ye (noun, /yɛ/): "afternoon"

oughzoothuva (noun, /ɒzʊθʌvə/): "ale"

itaynain (noun, /ɪtenaɪn/): "all"

dooritiw (noun, /dʊɹɪtɪw/): "alligator"

inaseth (noun, /inəsɛð/): "arm"

ku (noun, /kʌ/): "ash"

oughtais (noun, /ɒtaɪs/): "aunt"

fazak (noun, /fəzək/): "axe"

aka (noun, /əka/): "bark"

mathi (noun, /məðɪ/): "bay"

ulough (noun, /ʌlɒ/): "beer"

ushai (noun, /uʃaɪ/): "beet"

vailou (noun, /vaɪlaʊ/): "bird"

eteta (noun, /ɛtɛtə/): "blood"

ek (noun, /ɛk/): "boar"

ibaisatai (noun, /ɪbaɪsətaɪ/): "bone"

athi (noun, /əðɪ/): "breakfast"

ayttu (noun, /eɾʌ/): "breast"

zata (noun, /zəta/): "brother"

ttetesay (noun, /ɾɛtɛse/): "castle"

na (noun, /næ/): "cat"

uz (noun, /ʌz/): "cat"

zanazatt (noun, /zənəzæɾ/): "chest"

nas (noun, /nəs/): "chicken"

uhimis (noun, /ʌhimis/): "claw"

aittihayz (noun, /aɪɾɪhez/): "cloud"

aivawwatta (noun, /aɪvowəɾə/): "coconut"

zasal (noun, /zæsæl/): "crime"

jaz (noun, /dʒaz/): "day"

thu (noun, /θʌ/): "dinner"

sithaz (noun, /sɪðəz/): "dog"

vinayka (noun, /vɪneka/): "drink"

aid (noun, /aɪd/): "dungeon"

ca (noun, /cə/): "ear"

ibe (noun, /ɪbɛ/): "earth"

azough (noun, /əzɒ/): "egg"

izasiv (noun, /ɪzəsɪv/): "elder"

thatti (noun, /θæɾɪ/): "enemy"

ma (noun, /mə/): "evening"

oughwisaws (noun, /ɒwisos/): "eye"

zikainis (noun, /zikaɪnɪs/): "family"

aisinip (noun, /aɪsɪnɪp/): "father"

tuninatt (noun, /tuninəɾ/): "feather"

shatti (noun, /ʃəɾɪ/): "fight"

gittakoughth (noun, /gɪɾəkɒð/): "finger"

nithay (noun, /nɪðe/): "fire"

attoufi (noun, /əɾaʊfɪ/): "fish"

nou (noun, /naʊ/): "flesh"

naynaz (noun, /nenəz/): "foot"

vattizal (noun, /væɾizəl/): "forest"

amawina (noun, /əməwɪnæ/): "fox"

iva (noun, /ɪvə/): "friend"

iha (noun, /ɪha/): "goose"

tsa (noun, /tsə/): "grease"

itidula (noun, /itidʌlə/): "group"

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

ala (noun, /ələ/): "hair"

taih (noun, /taɪh/): "hand"

ijun (noun, /idʒʌn/): "hat"

tanited (noun, /tənitɛd/): "hate"

iniwa (noun, /iniwə/): "head"

itedi (noun, /itɛdɪ/): "hill"

batt (noun, /bəɾ/): "horn"

uvutaki (noun, /uvʌtəkɪ/): "horse"

ttukita (noun, /ɾukitə/): "house"

sezan (noun, /sɛzən/): "inn"

lousapi (noun, /laʊsəpi/): "island"

athatib (noun, /əðətib/): "jaw"

ittaiseti (noun, /ɪɾaɪsɛtɪ/): "lake"

anaittanu (noun, /ənaɪɾənu/): "leaf"

dabeta (noun, /dabɛtə/): "leg"

apama (noun, /əpəmə/): "liver"

nithi (noun, /nɪði/): "louse"

side (noun, /sidɛ/): "love"

ttainen (noun, /ɾaɪnɛn/): "lunch"

athalay (noun, /əðəle/): "man"

ttithina (noun, /ɾɪðɪnə/): "many"

atile (noun, /ətɪlɛ/): "meal"

oughzan (noun, /ɒzən/): "metal"

at (noun, /ət/): "mine"

nep (noun, /nɛp/): "monster"

zaynena (noun, /zenɛnə/): "moon"

ttaihan (noun, /ɾaɪhən/): "morning"

atu (noun, /ətu/): "mother"

ti (noun, /ti/): "mountain"

adavalough (noun, /ədævælɒ/): "mouth"

muttayvih (noun, /muɾevih/): "name"

mi (noun, /mɪ/): "neck"

attili (noun, /əɾilɪ/): "night"

kul (noun, /kul/): "noodle"

mi (noun, /mi/): "nose"

ana (noun, /ənə/): "ocean"

amasa (noun, /əməsə/): "parent"

witteja (noun, /wɪɾɛjə/): "path"

waywanay (noun, /wewəne/): "peace"

jais (noun, /jaɪs/): "pepper"

ufiti (noun, /ʌfɪti/): "person"

kikefaw (noun, /kɪkɛfo/): "pie"

aluf (noun, /aluf/): "pig"

mayf (noun, /mef/): "rabbit"

misana (noun, /misænə/): "rain"

asadap (noun, /əsadəp/): "rat"

apil (noun, /əpil/): "river"

oim (noun, /ɔɪm/): "robe"

nithaw (noun, /nɪðo/): "rock"

athas (noun, /əðəs/): "root"

aitivamough (noun, /aɪtɪvəmɒ/): "salt"

oinazutta (noun, /ɔɪnəzʌɾə/): "sand"

choughlitsam (noun, /tʃɒlɪtsəm/): "seed"

literra (noun, /lɪtɛrə/): "sibling"

ilawanu (noun, /ɪlawənu/): "sister"

tak (noun, /tək/): "skin"

aipaw (noun, /aɪpo/): "sky"

alidi (noun, /əlɪdɪ/): "smoke"

atikev (noun, /ətikɛv/): "snake"

ja (noun, /ja/): "soup"

anatitta (noun, /anətiɾə/): "star"

nijeti (noun, /nidʒɛtɪ/): "stew"

amas (noun, /əməs/): "stomach"

amali (noun, /əməlɪ/): "stone"

ittittatt (noun, /iɾɪɾəɾ/): "stream"

naf (noun, /nəf/): "sun"

atav (noun, /ətəv/): "sword"

ihitat (noun, /ɪhitət/): "tail"

thawtiwah (noun, /ðotiwəh/): "tavern"

awzaisal (noun, /ozaɪsəl/): "thumb"

vakattak (noun, /vəkəɾək/): "tongue"

wittimi (noun, /wɪɾɪmi/): "tooth"

aleti (noun, /əlɛtɪ/): "tree"

ayth (noun, /eð/): "truth"

aba (noun, /əbə/): "uncle"

awzuwu (noun, /ozuwu/): "valley"

ttoub (noun, /ɾaʊb/): "war"

ivithat (noun, /ɪvɪðæt/): "water"

asai (noun, /əsaɪ/): "way"

nasakai (noun, /nəsəkaɪ/): "wine"

dailad (noun, /daɪləd/): "woman"

wafamayf (noun, /wəfəmef/): "word"