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Ngani

Ngani Dictionary

Pronouns

ati (pronoun, /ətɪ/): "he"

asoo (pronoun, /əsʊ/): "she"

gam (pronoun, /gəm/): "they"

li (pronoun, /lɪ/): "you"

awsa (pronoun, /osa/): "we"

datt (pronoun, /dæɾ/): "I"

Articles

ith (article, /ið/): "a"

dan (article, /dən/): "the"

Prepositions

za (preposition, /za/): "and"

awmitoughtt (preposition, /omɪtɒɾ/): "as"

ich (preposition, /itʃ/): "from"

mathoules (preposition, /məθaʊlɛs/): "in"

apawwough (preposition, /æpowɒ/): "of"

aji (preposition, /əjɪ/): "or"

muth (preposition, /muð/): "to"

ayttoottapi (preposition, /eɾʊɾəpi/): "will"

attisa (preposition, /əɾɪsa/): "with"

Numbers

atoughttakough (number, /ætɒɾəkɒ/): "zero"

bi (number, /bi/): "one"

ulazah (number, /ʌləzəh/): "two"

ttit (number, /ɾit/): "three"

ipathenga (number, /ɪpəðɛŋə/): "four"

usia (number, /uʒə/): "five"

apouna (number, /apaʊnə/): "six"

awmidam (number, /omidəm/): "seven"

ounem (number, /aʊnɛm/): "eight"

oughnaw (number, /ɒnæw/): "nine"

ibati (number, /ɪbətɪ/): "ten"

Questions

ittaiwah (question, /ɪɾaɪwəh/): "what"

chizapa (question, /tʃɪzəpə/): "who"

amouwi (question, /əmaʊwɪ/): "how"

ikivab (question, /ɪkivæb/): "why"

uzezu (question, /uzɛzu/): "when"

Interjections

oughpawsat (interjection, /ɒposət/): "hello"

uwujani (interjection, /ʌwʌjənɪ/): "goodbye"

attiw (interjection, /æɾɪw/): "hey"

ttin (interjection, /ɾɪn/): "bye"

ath (interjection, /əð/): "ouch"

atula (interjection, /ətʌlə/): "wow"

ttaim (interjection, /ɾaɪm/): "uh"

itted (interjection, /ɪɾɛd/): "er"

mupen (interjection, /mʌpɛn/): "um"

Adverbs

abut (adverb, /abut/): "again"

thittas (adverb, /ðiɾəs/): "now"

pami (adverb, /pəmɪ/): "soon"

doofuth (adverb, /dʊfuð/): "often"

asad (adverb, /əsəd/): "sometimes"

uthaqit (adverb, /uðəqɪt/): "always"

oughtawa (adverb, /ɒtæwə/): "never"

moughchatti (adverb, /mɒchəɾɪ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

thit (adjective, /ðit/): "aromatic"

mad (adjective, /məd/): "basted"

ani (adjective, /ənɪ/): "big"

noughkib (adjective, /nɒkɪb/): "bitter"

si (adjective, /sɪ/): "black"

siapilai (adjective, /ʒəpɪlaɪ/): "blue"

ini (adjective, /ɪni/): "brown"

dama (adjective, /dəmə/): "chilled"

ittawnguta (adjective, /ɪɾoŋutə/): "cold"

nut (adjective, /nut/): "curried"

kaf (adjective, /kæf/): "dark"

ttouzah (adjective, /ɾaʊzəh/): "deep"

vifij (adjective, /vɪfij/): "divine"

ahoi (adjective, /æhɔɪ/): "drunk"

jatiz (adjective, /jətɪz/): "empty"

thumifeth (adjective, /ðumifɛð/): "evil"

upaka (adjective, /ʌpakæ/): "familiar"

zafawoughl (adjective, /zæfəwɒl/): "fat"

val (adjective, /vəl/): "flat"

aytaza (adjective, /etəzə/): "frail"

ichittu (adjective, /itʃɪɾʌ/): "fried"

sali (adjective, /səlɪ/): "full"

putesu (adjective, /putɛsu/): "good"

finezup (adjective, /fɪnɛzʌp/): "green"

apun (adjective, /əpun/): "grey"

ididatt (adjective, /idɪdaɾ/): "honest"

az (adjective, /əz/): "hot"

paw (adjective, /po/): "light"

tataina (adjective, /tətaɪnə/): "long"

kayl (adjective, /kel/): "loud"

utaga (adjective, /utəga/): "mortal"

aj (adjective, /əj/): "mysterious"

dipi (adjective, /dipɪ/): "narrow"

tizu (adjective, /tɪzu/): "old"

guka (adjective, /gʌkæ/): "orange"

fith (adjective, /fɪð/): "pungent"

imat (adjective, /ɪmət/): "purple"

aw (adjective, /əw/): "quiet"

shawlamitt (adjective, /ʃoləmiɾ/): "raw"

thi (adjective, /ði/): "rectangular"

izitt (adjective, /ɪzɪɾ/): "red"

avin (adjective, /əvɪn/): "roasted"

uwattaina (adjective, /uwəɾaɪnə/): "round"

tta (adjective, /ɾa/): "salty"

didattan (adjective, /dɪdəɾən/): "savory"

asatta (adjective, /əsəɾə/): "shallow"

ethalim (adjective, /ɛðəlɪm/): "short"

ab (adjective, /əb/): "smoked"

noutasay (adjective, /naʊtase/): "sober"

ath (adjective, /əð/): "sour"

ttepa (adjective, /ɾɛpə/): "spicy"

taw (adjective, /təw/): "spiral"

iv (adjective, /ɪv/): "square"

oughzithena (adjective, /ɒzɪðɛnə/): "steamed"

athi (adjective, /əði/): "strange"

thethi (adjective, /ðɛðɪ/): "strong"

thatt (adjective, /ðəɾ/): "sturdy"

tutepi (adjective, /tutɛpɪ/): "sweet"

attayni (adjective, /æɾenɪ/): "tall"

ihoughda (adjective, /ihɒdə/): "thick"

asazi (adjective, /əsəzɪ/): "thin"

toimaymav (adjective, /tɔɪmeməv/): "warm"

itt (adjective, /ɪɾ/): "weak"

re (adjective, /ɹɛ/): "white"

ih (adjective, /ih/): "wide"

outa (adjective, /aʊta/): "yellow"

itt (adjective, /ɪɾ/): "young"

Verbs

ttalutt (verb, /ɾəluɾ/): "bake"

ulaha (verb, /uləhə/): "be"

ishi (verb, /ɪʃɪ/): "belong"

noutaida (verb, /naʊtaɪdə/): "bite"

aittufe (verb, /aɪɾʌfɛ/): "break"

thuwawmits (verb, /ðuwomɪts/): "burn"

ayde (verb, /edɛ/): "come"

tattoin (verb, /təɾɔɪn/): "die"

icama (verb, /icamæ/): "drink"

atta (verb, /æɾə/): "eat"

tounaw (verb, /taʊno/): "fall"

kaynam (verb, /kenəm/): "fight"

oughsatt (verb, /ɒsəɾ/): "find"

nal (verb, /nəl/): "fish"

isadi (verb, /ɪsədɪ/): "fly"

zanemid (verb, /zənɛmɪd/): "frown"

uttini (verb, /ʌɾinɪ/): "go"

nadaw (verb, /nædo/): "growl"

waitayd (verb, /waɪted/): "hate"

awatte (verb, /əwəɾɛ/): "have"

at (verb, /ət/): "hear"

udoodale (verb, /udʊdəlɛ/): "hide"

anisuqi (verb, /ənɪsʌqɪ/): "hold"

sititti (verb, /sɪtiɾɪ/): "hunt"

attakal (verb, /əɾəkæl/): "jump"

tini (verb, /tɪnɪ/): "kill"

ilati (verb, /ilətɪ/): "know"

musangoughd (verb, /mʌsaŋɒd/): "laugh"

isakub (verb, /ɪsəkub/): "lie"

ouvale (verb, /aʊvəlɛ/): "live"

aysatt (verb, /esəɾ/): "lose"

ttayttawad (verb, /ɾeɾəwəd/): "love"

than (verb, /ðən/): "need"

awz (verb, /oz/): "own"

touttanin (verb, /taʊɾənin/): "roast"

ittu (verb, /iɾu/): "run"

kew (verb, /kɛw/): "see"

imavata (verb, /ɪməvətə/): "sit"

ziluthu (verb, /zɪlʌðʌ/): "sleep"

ak (verb, /ək/): "smell"

nattit (verb, /naɾɪt/): "smile"

asew (verb, /əsɛw/): "stand"

nelithiw (verb, /nɛlɪðiw/): "strike"

kuwithawn (verb, /kʌwiðon/): "swallow"

izoi (verb, /izɔɪ/): "swim"

ita (verb, /itæ/): "taste"

ath (verb, /əð/): "throw"

ttana (verb, /ɾənə/): "walk"

tapeni (verb, /təpɛni/): "want"

Nouns

anisough (noun, /ənisɒ/): "afternoon"

nawe (noun, /næwɛ/): "ale"

ibasila (noun, /ɪbəsilə/): "all"

lasu (noun, /ləsu/): "alligator"

tas (noun, /təs/): "arm"

na (noun, /nə/): "ash"

was (noun, /wəs/): "aunt"

vubayttav (noun, /vubeɾəv/): "axe"

kivenaz (noun, /kɪvɛnæz/): "bark"

oughthe (noun, /ɒðɛ/): "bay"

attaw (noun, /aɾəw/): "beer"

shit (noun, /ʃɪt/): "beet"

idu (noun, /idu/): "bird"

ika (noun, /ɪkə/): "blood"

isut (noun, /ɪsut/): "boar"

idoi (noun, /ɪdɔɪ/): "bone"

sitouh (noun, /sɪtaʊh/): "breakfast"

eza (noun, /ɛzæ/): "breast"

aizith (noun, /aɪzɪð/): "brother"

thoughsi (noun, /ðɒʒ/): "castle"

ivaisath (noun, /ɪvaɪsæθ/): "cat"

sadizutt (noun, /sædɪzʌɾ/): "cat"

ayzakayttai (noun, /ezəkeɾaɪ/): "chest"

asuw (noun, /əsuw/): "chicken"

uzun (noun, /ʌzun/): "claw"

dezuttith (noun, /dɛzʌɾið/): "cloud"

duj (noun, /dʌj/): "coconut"

thizasha (noun, /ðɪzəʃæ/): "crime"

ayni (noun, /eni/): "day"

chayk (noun, /xek/): "dinner"

ihen (noun, /ɪhɛn/): "dog"

abay (noun, /əbe/): "drink"

ahi (noun, /ahɪ/): "dungeon"

kadike (noun, /kədɪkɛ/): "ear"

sounade (noun, /saʊnadɛ/): "earth"

imaith (noun, /ɪmaɪð/): "egg"

aba (noun, /abə/): "elder"

amitta (noun, /amiɾə/): "enemy"

atithay (noun, /ətɪðe/): "evening"

aingaisitt (noun, /aɪŋaɪsiɾ/): "eye"

lawtt (noun, /loɾ/): "family"

ttut (noun, /ɾut/): "father"

voupasod (noun, /vaʊpæsɔd/): "feather"

umattitt (noun, /uməɾɪɾ/): "fight"

thutalayc (noun, /ðutəlec/): "finger"

angun (noun, /əŋʌn/): "fire"

ttilava (noun, /ɾɪləvə/): "fish"

afeha (noun, /əfɛhə/): "flesh"

et (noun, /ɛt/): "foot"

jaki (noun, /jəki/): "forest"

sijesitt (noun, /sɪjɛsɪɾ/): "fox"

tamaza (noun, /təməzə/): "friend"

tis (noun, /tɪs/): "goose"

jutip (noun, /dʒutip/): "grease"

thaturit (noun, /ðətʌɹɪt/): "group"

adad (noun, /ədəd/): "gulf"

shuhathatt (noun, /ʃuhəðəɾ/): "hair"

af (noun, /əf/): "hand"

ayfathad (noun, /efəðəd/): "hat"

noughbeka (noun, /nɒbɛkə/): "hate"

nough (noun, /nɒ/): "head"

lattadd (noun, /laɾəɽ/): "hill"

jipasi (noun, /jɪpəsi/): "horn"

iduta (noun, /idutə/): "horse"

thata (noun, /ðətə/): "house"

kid (noun, /kid/): "inn"

atapetti (noun, /ətəpɛɾɪ/): "island"

danun (noun, /dənʌn/): "jaw"

fusivil (noun, /fusivɪl/): "lake"

awfa (noun, /ofə/): "leaf"

imacha (noun, /iməchə/): "leg"

oohithaitti (noun, /ʊhɪðaɪɾi/): "liver"

law (noun, /lo/): "louse"

thusa (noun, /ðʌsə/): "love"

ba (noun, /bə/): "lunch"

ttajaf (noun, /ɾədʒəf/): "man"

nib (noun, /nɪb/): "many"

adasiti (noun, /ædəsiti/): "meal"

ittid (noun, /ɪɾɪd/): "metal"

awfani (noun, /ofəni/): "mine"

zinayt (noun, /zinet/): "monster"

ekeda (noun, /ɛkɛdə/): "moon"

mott (noun, /mɔɾ/): "morning"

tashati (noun, /təʃəti/): "mother"

aysilij (noun, /esilidʒ/): "mountain"

rray (noun, /re/): "mouth"

vinginit (noun, /vɪŋɪnɪt/): "name"

az (noun, /æz/): "neck"

thoughniza (noun, /ðɒnɪzə/): "night"

haysid (noun, /hesid/): "noodle"

emi (noun, /ɛmɪ/): "nose"

koughchett (noun, /kɒtʃɛɾ/): "ocean"

ajid (noun, /ədʒɪd/): "parent"

nunisiz (noun, /nunɪsɪz/): "path"

natu (noun, /nətu/): "peace"

taid (noun, /taɪd/): "pepper"

zisehis (noun, /zisɛhɪs/): "person"

li (noun, /lɪ/): "pie"

ttunuthu (noun, /ɾunʌðu/): "pig"

kuttath (noun, /kuɾəð/): "rabbit"

imusai (noun, /ɪmusaɪ/): "rain"

aladi (noun, /əladɪ/): "rat"

thaymazoughs (noun, /ðeməzɒs/): "river"

ngaykas (noun, /ŋekəs/): "robe"

ilatimi (noun, /ilətɪmɪ/): "rock"

tte (noun, /ɾɛ/): "root"

gunawsa (noun, /gʌnosə/): "salt"

shikawda (noun, /ʃikodə/): "sand"

aysi (noun, /esɪ/): "seed"

anoul (noun, /ənaʊl/): "sibling"

cha (noun, /tʃə/): "sister"

igas (noun, /ɪgəs/): "skin"

dethalok (noun, /dɛðəlɔk/): "sky"

ajaray (noun, /æjəɹe/): "smoke"

poughway (noun, /pɒwe/): "snake"

atita (noun, /ətɪtə/): "soup"

fivaith (noun, /fɪvaɪð/): "star"

dangamet (noun, /daŋəmɛt/): "stew"

shattataw (noun, /ʃəɾato/): "stomach"

anufak (noun, /anufək/): "stone"

iwawda (noun, /iwodæ/): "stream"

aju (noun, /ædʒu/): "sun"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "sword"

inikiz (noun, /ɪnɪkɪz/): "tail"

aysaith (noun, /esaɪð/): "tavern"

zitetik (noun, /zitɛtik/): "thumb"

attenoughna (noun, /əɾɛnɒnə/): "tongue"

uch (noun, /ʌtʃ/): "tooth"

ttousheloung (noun, /ɾaʊʃɛlaʊŋ/): "tree"

uttanith (noun, /uɾənɪð/): "truth"

ifoorett (noun, /ɪfʊɹɛɾ/): "uncle"

attini (noun, /aɾinɪ/): "valley"

anaitath (noun, /ənaɪtəð/): "war"

sa (noun, /sə/): "water"

anutta (noun, /ənʌɾə/): "way"

aingeziv (noun, /aɪŋɛziv/): "wine"

wavik (noun, /wavɪk/): "woman"

li (noun, /lɪ/): "word"