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Ittanili

Ittanili Dictionary

Pronouns

uw (pronoun, /ʌw/): "he"

itta (pronoun, /ɪɾə/): "she"

awz (pronoun, /oz/): "they"

za (pronoun, /zə/): "you"

attou (pronoun, /aɾaʊ/): "we"

iv (pronoun, /ɪv/): "I"

Articles

ttath (article, /ɾəð/): "a"

ttin (article, /ɾɪn/): "the"

Prepositions

agatak (preposition, /agatək/): "and"

vi (preposition, /vɪ/): "as"

safipa (preposition, /səfipa/): "from"

hittinal (preposition, /hɪɾɪnəl/): "in"

fisa (preposition, /fisə/): "of"

dejanup (preposition, /dɛdʒənup/): "or"

an (preposition, /ən/): "to"

agisa (preposition, /agɪsə/): "will"

atatt (preposition, /ætəɾ/): "with"

Numbers

thedad (number, /ðɛdəd/): "zero"

ayttoughth (number, /eɾɒð/): "one"

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

nitatta (number, /nitəɾæ/): "three"

jimang (number, /jiməŋ/): "four"

nilad (number, /nɪləd/): "five"

sawt (number, /sot/): "six"

ungichayd (number, /ʌŋiched/): "seven"

fuka (number, /fukə/): "eight"

jida (number, /dʒɪdə/): "nine"

path (number, /pəð/): "ten"

Questions

ak (question, /ək/): "what"

asatti (question, /əsæɾi/): "who"

zinus (question, /zɪnus/): "how"

la (question, /lə/): "why"

haki (question, /həki/): "when"

Interjections

awatt (interjection, /əwəɾ/): "hello"

ba (interjection, /bæ/): "goodbye"

athasiv (interjection, /æðəsiv/): "hey"

atha (interjection, /əða/): "bye"

ivoo (interjection, /ivʊ/): "ouch"

ttatab (interjection, /ɾətəb/): "wow"

ttatt (interjection, /ɾəɾ/): "uh"

uttidij (interjection, /ʌɾɪdɪdʒ/): "er"

aila (interjection, /aɪlə/): "um"

Adverbs

aimatatta (adverb, /aɪmətəɾə/): "again"

inala (adverb, /inælə/): "now"

tawaydi (adverb, /təwedi/): "soon"

abaisett (adverb, /əbaɪsɛɾ/): "often"

ittazawsh (adverb, /iɾazoʃ/): "sometimes"

taboocout (adverb, /təbʊcaʊt/): "always"

utal (adverb, /utəl/): "never"

ahan (adverb, /əhən/): "seldom"

Adjectives

panawoo (adjective, /pənawʊ/): "aromatic"

taytawpi (adjective, /tetopɪ/): "basted"

el (adjective, /ɛl/): "big"

ininash (adjective, /inɪnæʃ/): "bitter"

epimaitta (adjective, /ɛpimaɪɾə/): "black"

funiw (adjective, /fʌnɪw/): "blue"

itihev (adjective, /itɪhɛv/): "brown"

imulad (adjective, /imʌləd/): "chilled"

adagep (adjective, /ədagɛp/): "cold"

nul (adjective, /nʌl/): "curried"

iwayttacha (adjective, /ɪweɾətʃə/): "dark"

tittuh (adjective, /tɪɾuh/): "deep"

ttahak (adjective, /ɾəhək/): "divine"

ttus (adjective, /ɾʌs/): "drunk"

balih (adjective, /bəlih/): "empty"

ubeha (adjective, /ubɛhə/): "evil"

kitan (adjective, /kitən/): "familiar"

ada (adjective, /əda/): "fat"

sayl (adjective, /sel/): "flat"

tuh (adjective, /tʌh/): "frail"

azi (adjective, /əzɪ/): "fried"

saytas (adjective, /setəs/): "full"

la (adjective, /lə/): "good"

isazat (adjective, /ɪsəzət/): "green"

ttanitt (adjective, /ɾənɪɾ/): "grey"

jisidatt (adjective, /dʒɪsɪdæɾ/): "honest"

ajittett (adjective, /əjiɾɛɾ/): "hot"

izalaw (adjective, /izəlo/): "light"

oun (adjective, /aʊn/): "long"

battu (adjective, /bəɾʌ/): "loud"

itheth (adjective, /iðɛð/): "mortal"

atoip (adjective, /ətɔɪp/): "mysterious"

ed (adjective, /ɛd/): "narrow"

nila (adjective, /nɪlə/): "old"

lanigan (adjective, /lanɪgən/): "orange"

disub (adjective, /dɪsʌb/): "pungent"

attay (adjective, /aɾay/): "purple"

zidat (adjective, /zɪdət/): "quiet"

tidada (adjective, /tɪdædə/): "raw"

ttona (adjective, /ɾɔnə/): "rectangular"

al (adjective, /əl/): "red"

anuthad (adjective, /ənʌðæd/): "roasted"

ikub (adjective, /ɪkub/): "round"

tai (adjective, /taɪ/): "salty"

thitep (adjective, /ðɪtɛp/): "savory"

ka (adjective, /kə/): "shallow"

ang (adjective, /əŋ/): "short"

ittaduti (adjective, /ɪɾədʌtɪ/): "smoked"

tattai (adjective, /taɾaɪ/): "sober"

ttevay (adjective, /ɾɛvəy/): "sour"

tal (adjective, /təl/): "spicy"

shayn (adjective, /ʃen/): "spiral"

thejaz (adjective, /ðɛjəz/): "square"

esaw (adjective, /ɛso/): "steamed"

uhisetti (adjective, /ʌhisɛɾɪ/): "strange"

ep (adjective, /ɛp/): "strong"

ngav (adjective, /ŋæv/): "sturdy"

wain (adjective, /waɪn/): "sweet"

lale (adjective, /ləlɛ/): "tall"

ba (adjective, /bə/): "thick"

ihafat (adjective, /ɪhəfət/): "thin"

sa (adjective, /sə/): "warm"

ama (adjective, /əmə/): "weak"

ajiwaf (adjective, /ədʒɪwəf/): "white"

ifaybam (adjective, /ɪfebəm/): "wide"

attitema (adjective, /əɾɪtɛma/): "yellow"

adipousaw (adjective, /ədipaʊso/): "young"

Verbs

ipa (verb, /ɪpə/): "bake"

na (verb, /nə/): "be"

awzajeda (verb, /ozəjɛdə/): "belong"

oughttetuwa (verb, /ɒɾɛtuwə/): "bite"

kaiwa (verb, /kaɪwə/): "break"

zasama (verb, /zəsəmə/): "burn"

miwini (verb, /mɪwɪni/): "come"

iwa (verb, /ɪwə/): "die"

ajakawzi (verb, /ædʒəkozɪ/): "drink"

jana (verb, /dʒəna/): "eat"

zoughtak (verb, /zɒtək/): "fall"

ttamata (verb, /ɾæmətə/): "fight"

ni (verb, /nɪ/): "find"

pisaw (verb, /piso/): "fish"

arraykutte (verb, /ərekuɾɛ/): "fly"

imisis (verb, /imisɪs/): "frown"

afepattu (verb, /æfɛpəɾu/): "go"

itt (verb, /ɪɾ/): "growl"

ta (verb, /tə/): "hate"

atafatt (verb, /ətafəɾ/): "have"

azazizi (verb, /əzæzizɪ/): "hear"

ttaki (verb, /ɾəkɪ/): "hide"

tabaydi (verb, /tæbedɪ/): "hold"

aji (verb, /ədʒi/): "hunt"

etanethi (verb, /ɛtənɛðɪ/): "jump"

iku (verb, /ikʌ/): "kill"

fanat (verb, /fənət/): "know"

etetanu (verb, /ɛtɛtənu/): "laugh"

ttusesi (verb, /ɾʌsɛʒ/): "lie"

adahata (verb, /ədəhətə/): "live"

sawsana (verb, /sosənə/): "lose"

oow (verb, /ʊw/): "love"

utav (verb, /ʌtəv/): "need"

desasad (verb, /dɛsəsəd/): "own"

kezid (verb, /kɛzɪd/): "roast"

az (verb, /əz/): "run"

al (verb, /æl/): "see"

ap (verb, /əp/): "sit"

itaif (verb, /ɪtaɪf/): "sleep"

attik (verb, /əɾik/): "smell"

sahad (verb, /sahəd/): "smile"

zilatt (verb, /zilæɾ/): "stand"

sapang (verb, /səpæŋ/): "strike"

akawth (verb, /əkoð/): "swallow"

ikitha (verb, /ɪkɪðə/): "swim"

att (verb, /əɾ/): "taste"

ttav (verb, /ɾæv/): "throw"

al (verb, /al/): "walk"

ekayzingi (verb, /ɛkezɪŋi/): "want"

Nouns

tatanu (noun, /tətənʌ/): "afternoon"

ttuda (noun, /ɾʌdə/): "ale"

ahi (noun, /əhɪ/): "all"

umain (noun, /ʌmaɪn/): "alligator"

tou (noun, /taʊ/): "arm"

itattuta (noun, /ɪtəɾutæ/): "ash"

tuti (noun, /tuti/): "aunt"

ttati (noun, /ɾətɪ/): "axe"

iduv (noun, /ɪdʌv/): "bark"

apaiwattough (noun, /əpaɪwəɾɒ/): "bay"

ung (noun, /uŋ/): "beer"

aitatt (noun, /aɪtəɾ/): "beet"

witouw (noun, /wɪtaʊw/): "bird"

angem (noun, /əŋɛm/): "blood"

vi (noun, /vɪ/): "boar"

ath (noun, /əð/): "bone"

ivid (noun, /ɪvɪd/): "breakfast"

ayw (noun, /ew/): "breast"

iguvi (noun, /iguvɪ/): "brother"

aiwoughtila (noun, /aɪwɒtɪlə/): "castle"

utatawda (noun, /utətodə/): "cat"

eneshat (noun, /ɛnɛʃət/): "cat"

iz (noun, /ɪz/): "chest"

awtaijine (noun, /otaɪdʒɪnɛ/): "chicken"

azi (noun, /əzi/): "claw"

nithahutt (noun, /nɪðəhuɾ/): "cloud"

inounatu (noun, /inaʊnætʌ/): "coconut"

adayl (noun, /ədel/): "crime"

aliv (noun, /əliv/): "day"

thifitta (noun, /ðɪfiɾæ/): "dinner"

itaw (noun, /ɪtəw/): "dog"

itikuttay (noun, /ɪtɪkʌɾe/): "drink"

ttep (noun, /ɾɛp/): "dungeon"

dine (noun, /dɪnɛ/): "ear"

ethatt (noun, /ɛðəɾ/): "earth"

awwaitif (noun, /owaɪtif/): "egg"

ethit (noun, /ɛðɪt/): "elder"

tizama (noun, /tɪzəmə/): "enemy"

inisa (noun, /ɪnisə/): "evening"

dooman (noun, /dʊmən/): "eye"

takai (noun, /təkaɪ/): "family"

hattunut (noun, /həɾʌnut/): "father"

aisi (noun, /aɪsɪ/): "feather"

jan (noun, /jən/): "fight"

bada (noun, /bəda/): "finger"

idaisaywa (noun, /ɪdaɪsewæ/): "fire"

ahaylin (noun, /əhelin/): "fish"

zathas (noun, /zəðəs/): "flesh"

toughdangeth (noun, /tɒdəŋɛð/): "foot"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "forest"

upanima (noun, /upənimə/): "fox"

itafafa (noun, /itæfəfə/): "friend"

sadalawb (noun, /sədalob/): "goose"

aynisita (noun, /enisitə/): "grease"

ttett (noun, /ɾɛɾ/): "group"

doo (noun, /dʊ/): "gulf"

apezan (noun, /apɛzən/): "hair"

doilatta (noun, /dɔɪləɾə/): "hand"

ttatt (noun, /ɾəɾ/): "hat"

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

oughttapai (noun, /ɒɾəpaɪ/): "head"

ainuj (noun, /aɪnuj/): "hill"

ni (noun, /ni/): "horn"

aithi (noun, /aɪði/): "horse"

akik (noun, /əkɪk/): "house"

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

tawzuttou (noun, /tozʌɾaʊ/): "island"

laimuni (noun, /laɪmʌnɪ/): "jaw"

iv (noun, /ɪv/): "lake"

douzam (noun, /daʊzam/): "leaf"

zirrattit (noun, /zɪrəɾɪt/): "leg"

aythu (noun, /eθʌ/): "liver"

fa (noun, /fæ/): "louse"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "love"

vattanats (noun, /vəɾænəts/): "lunch"

ta (noun, /tə/): "man"

imikela (noun, /ɪmɪkɛlæ/): "many"

ajake (noun, /əjækɛ/): "meal"

chilaw (noun, /tʃɪlo/): "metal"

saylattik (noun, /seləɾɪk/): "mine"

ichechina (noun, /ɪxɛtʃinə/): "monster"

benu (noun, /bɛnu/): "moon"

az (noun, /əz/): "morning"

zitinoughd (noun, /zitinɒd/): "mother"

imena (noun, /ɪmɛnə/): "mountain"

budawsak (noun, /bʌdosək/): "mouth"

vivati (noun, /vɪvætɪ/): "name"

mam (noun, /məm/): "neck"

oun (noun, /aʊn/): "night"

azay (noun, /əze/): "noodle"

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

thanan (noun, /ðænən/): "ocean"

ingim (noun, /ɪŋim/): "parent"

wik (noun, /wik/): "path"

tenayt (noun, /tɛnet/): "peace"

tawnek (noun, /tonɛk/): "pepper"

awat (noun, /əwæt/): "person"

ttikan (noun, /ɾikæn/): "pie"

ditun (noun, /ditʌn/): "pig"

wuth (noun, /wʌð/): "rabbit"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "rain"

lasooni (noun, /lasʊni/): "rat"

upenu (noun, /ʌpɛnʌ/): "river"

unasawni (noun, /ʌnasoni/): "robe"

atanatou (noun, /ətənætaʊ/): "rock"

ilawough (noun, /ilawɒ/): "root"

is (noun, /ɪs/): "salt"

zoi (noun, /zɔɪ/): "sand"

tulifu (noun, /tulɪfu/): "seed"

maja (noun, /mədʒə/): "sibling"

tagahatt (noun, /təgəhəɾ/): "sister"

ithisa (noun, /iθɪsa/): "skin"

dou (noun, /daʊ/): "sky"

ititt (noun, /itɪɾ/): "smoke"

lija (noun, /lɪdʒə/): "snake"

latati (noun, /lətətɪ/): "soup"

ayatish (noun, /ayətɪʃ/): "star"

imutha (noun, /ɪmʌða/): "stew"

ayzidid (noun, /ezɪdid/): "stomach"

ku (noun, /kʌ/): "stone"

ejid (noun, /ɛjɪd/): "stream"

outhasa (noun, /aʊðəsə/): "sun"

tuzuje (noun, /tuzujɛ/): "sword"

ujasaw (noun, /udʒəso/): "tail"

nilenuw (noun, /nilɛnuw/): "tavern"

azaytt (noun, /əzeɾ/): "thumb"

iseritta (noun, /ɪsɛɹɪɾæ/): "tongue"

pough (noun, /pɒ/): "tooth"

itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "tree"

wutiw (noun, /wʌtɪw/): "truth"

akough (noun, /akɒ/): "uncle"

shataw (noun, /ʃəto/): "valley"

nach (noun, /nəx/): "war"

di (noun, /dɪ/): "water"

tuta (noun, /tʌtə/): "way"

niladaim (noun, /nɪlədaɪm/): "wine"

if (noun, /ɪf/): "woman"

iwettach (noun, /ɪwɛɾətʃ/): "word"