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Finiza

Finiza Dictionary

Pronouns

path (pronoun, /paθ/): "he"

ada (pronoun, /ædə/): "she"

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

zitt (pronoun, /zɪɾ/): "you"

et (pronoun, /ɛt/): "we"

awn (pronoun, /on/): "I"

Articles

akough (article, /əkɒ/): "a"

aish (article, /aɪʃ/): "the"

Prepositions

attatti (preposition, /əɾəɾi/): "and"

ahuse (preposition, /əhʌsɛ/): "as"

tha (preposition, /ðə/): "from"

ootha (preposition, /ʊðə/): "in"

ladanoughl (preposition, /lædənɒl/): "of"

thatoothav (preposition, /ðætʊðæv/): "or"

piz (preposition, /pɪz/): "to"

vabitt (preposition, /vəbɪɾ/): "will"

fanin (preposition, /fænɪn/): "with"

Numbers

asutt (number, /əsʌɾ/): "zero"

da (number, /də/): "one"

tagaytap (number, /təgetæp/): "two"

ajikuja (number, /əjɪkʌjə/): "three"

uttathi (number, /uɾəθi/): "four"

aitt (number, /aɪɾ/): "five"

taiv (number, /taɪv/): "six"

uganig (number, /uganɪg/): "seven"

ittaf (number, /ɪɾəf/): "eight"

ttawli (number, /ɾolɪ/): "nine"

sas (number, /səs/): "ten"

Questions

lutt (question, /luɾ/): "what"

aytesa (question, /etɛsə/): "who"

an (question, /ən/): "how"

ladich (question, /lədɪx/): "why"

samichay (question, /sæmɪtʃe/): "when"

Interjections

wapabai (interjection, /wəpəbaɪ/): "hello"

ahoughl (interjection, /əhɒl/): "goodbye"

ainapa (interjection, /aɪnəpæ/): "hey"

chatubai (interjection, /chətubaɪ/): "bye"

eduzat (interjection, /ɛduzət/): "ouch"

atu (interjection, /ətu/): "wow"

isus (interjection, /ɪsʌs/): "uh"

muma (interjection, /mʌma/): "er"

da (interjection, /də/): "um"

Adverbs

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

ucha (adverb, /utʃə/): "now"

dulap (adverb, /dʌləp/): "soon"

maw (adverb, /mo/): "often"

cusizap (adverb, /cʌsɪzəp/): "sometimes"

ni (adverb, /nɪ/): "always"

ttoughwezu (adverb, /ɾɒwɛzu/): "never"

ash (adverb, /əʃ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

zi (adjective, /zɪ/): "aromatic"

uw (adjective, /ʌw/): "basted"

oothath (adjective, /ʊðəð/): "big"

niti (adjective, /niti/): "bitter"

tattaititt (adjective, /təɾaɪtɪɾ/): "black"

bani (adjective, /bəni/): "blue"

anis (adjective, /ənɪs/): "brown"

shawg (adjective, /ʃog/): "chilled"

achav (adjective, /ətʃəv/): "cold"

satha (adjective, /səðə/): "curried"

ddadaim (adjective, /ɽædaɪm/): "dark"

pi (adjective, /pɪ/): "deep"

netattoughn (adjective, /nɛtəɾɒn/): "divine"

jana (adjective, /jənə/): "drunk"

akila (adjective, /ækɪlə/): "empty"

eti (adjective, /ɛtɪ/): "evil"

athaykai (adjective, /əðekaɪ/): "familiar"

amadaku (adjective, /əmædəkʌ/): "fat"

atti (adjective, /əɾɪ/): "flat"

tat (adjective, /tət/): "frail"

uz (adjective, /uz/): "fried"

awnge (adjective, /oŋɛ/): "full"

atitt (adjective, /ətiɾ/): "good"

atathoughth (adjective, /ətəðɒð/): "green"

si (adjective, /sɪ/): "grey"

imittat (adjective, /imɪɾət/): "honest"

gesatam (adjective, /gɛsatæm/): "hot"

litus (adjective, /lɪtʌs/): "light"

thajatt (adjective, /ðædʒəɾ/): "long"

awwutt (adjective, /owuɾ/): "loud"

oughfasii (adjective, /ɒfəʒɪ/): "mortal"

imami (adjective, /ɪməmɪ/): "mysterious"

sal (adjective, /sal/): "narrow"

zadus (adjective, /zədus/): "old"

ailadid (adjective, /aɪlədid/): "orange"

za (adjective, /zə/): "pungent"

padayl (adjective, /pədel/): "purple"

ttaz (adjective, /ɾəz/): "quiet"

kanufayn (adjective, /kænʌfen/): "raw"

ittazaid (adjective, /iɾəzaɪd/): "rectangular"

ja (adjective, /dʒə/): "red"

noughdihai (adjective, /nɒdɪhaɪ/): "roasted"

datadi (adjective, /dətədɪ/): "round"

idoughtuti (adjective, /idɒtuti/): "salty"

etu (adjective, /ɛtʌ/): "savory"

lapi (adjective, /ləpɪ/): "shallow"

adukaina (adjective, /ədukaɪnə/): "short"

oukasoughk (adjective, /aʊkəsɒk/): "smoked"

kanik (adjective, /kanɪk/): "sober"

samap (adjective, /səmæp/): "sour"

kises (adjective, /kɪsɛs/): "spicy"

taywan (adjective, /tewən/): "spiral"

duthetta (adjective, /duðɛɾa/): "square"

dak (adjective, /dək/): "steamed"

shapadi (adjective, /ʃəpədɪ/): "strange"

adawl (adjective, /ədol/): "strong"

zutanich (adjective, /zutənitʃ/): "sturdy"

ttay (adjective, /ɾe/): "sweet"

up (adjective, /ʌp/): "tall"

adawfayw (adjective, /ədofew/): "thick"

safasath (adjective, /səfəsəð/): "thin"

vatafaz (adjective, /vətəfəz/): "warm"

adag (adjective, /ədəg/): "weak"

utusul (adjective, /ʌtʌsʌl/): "white"

li (adjective, /lɪ/): "wide"

sapi (adjective, /səpɪ/): "yellow"

ttuza (adjective, /ɾʌzə/): "young"

Verbs

awda (verb, /odæ/): "bake"

uthi (verb, /ʌðɪ/): "be"

tha (verb, /ðə/): "belong"

bawmit (verb, /bomɪt/): "bite"

ageve (verb, /əgɛvɛ/): "break"

suthipi (verb, /suθipi/): "burn"

bad (verb, /bəd/): "come"

attezan (verb, /əɾɛzæn/): "die"

ailenash (verb, /aɪlɛnəʃ/): "drink"

alitan (verb, /əlitən/): "eat"

ittittafai (verb, /iɾɪɾəfaɪ/): "fall"

ja (verb, /dʒə/): "fight"

attada (verb, /əɾədə/): "find"

oughnizam (verb, /ɒnizəm/): "fish"

bada (verb, /bædə/): "fly"

titubud (verb, /titʌbud/): "frown"

tadatiw (verb, /tədætɪw/): "go"

atiloongai (verb, /ətɪlʊŋaɪ/): "growl"

efaitta (verb, /ɛfaɪɾə/): "hate"

idakas (verb, /ɪdəkəs/): "have"

etavawtta (verb, /ɛtəvoɾə/): "hear"

im (verb, /im/): "hide"

azu (verb, /əzʌ/): "hold"

badini (verb, /bədinɪ/): "hunt"

init (verb, /ɪnɪt/): "jump"

ikib (verb, /ɪkɪb/): "kill"

nanatil (verb, /nənətɪl/): "know"

pisanak (verb, /pisənək/): "laugh"

ita (verb, /ɪtə/): "lie"

nittataw (verb, /nɪɾato/): "live"

aynaf (verb, /enaf/): "lose"

gaf (verb, /gæf/): "love"

anganiloo (verb, /əŋənilʊ/): "need"

utanin (verb, /utənin/): "own"

nawattu (verb, /nəwəɾʌ/): "roast"

ipetutt (verb, /ɪpɛtʌɾ/): "run"

janeh (verb, /jənɛh/): "see"

ivangut (verb, /ɪvæŋʌt/): "sit"

ett (verb, /ɛɾ/): "sleep"

dattesa (verb, /dəɾɛsa/): "smell"

thasatatt (verb, /ðəsətəɾ/): "smile"

oughfi (verb, /ɒfi/): "stand"

atates (verb, /atətɛs/): "strike"

thittan (verb, /ðɪɾən/): "swallow"

attilawsa (verb, /əɾilosə/): "swim"

ek (verb, /ɛk/): "taste"

amizi (verb, /əmizɪ/): "throw"

itawwoos (verb, /ɪtowʊs/): "walk"

asita (verb, /əsitə/): "want"

Nouns

emi (noun, /ɛmɪ/): "afternoon"

atough (noun, /ətɒ/): "ale"

ett (noun, /ɛɾ/): "all"

na (noun, /nə/): "alligator"

angani (noun, /əŋəni/): "arm"

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

noo (noun, /nʊ/): "aunt"

attam (noun, /əɾam/): "axe"

ayn (noun, /en/): "bark"

jattaideg (noun, /dʒəɾaɪdɛg/): "bay"

atal (noun, /ətəl/): "beer"

is (noun, /ɪs/): "beet"

thu (noun, /ðu/): "bird"

isainay (noun, /ɪsaɪne/): "blood"

ttayy (noun, /ɾey/): "boar"

itan (noun, /ɪtən/): "bone"

ttiwa (noun, /ɾɪwə/): "breakfast"

tsathi (noun, /tsæðɪ/): "breast"

anus (noun, /ənus/): "brother"

juttiva (noun, /jʌɾɪvə/): "castle"

adafit (noun, /ədəfɪt/): "cat"

anatta (noun, /ənəɾæ/): "cat"

ttitte (noun, /ɾɪɾɛ/): "chest"

la (noun, /lə/): "chicken"

ttib (noun, /ɾɪb/): "claw"

chet (noun, /tʃɛt/): "cloud"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "coconut"

itt (noun, /iɾ/): "crime"

idittib (noun, /ɪdiɾɪb/): "day"

abunisa (noun, /əbʌnisæ/): "dinner"

ttawwa (noun, /ɾowə/): "dog"

ttatt (noun, /ɾəɾ/): "drink"

ena (noun, /ɛnə/): "dungeon"

ishett (noun, /iʃɛɾ/): "ear"

acha (noun, /ətʃə/): "earth"

agimisu (noun, /əgɪmɪsu/): "egg"

daf (noun, /dəf/): "elder"

oodama (noun, /ʊdəmə/): "enemy"

oun (noun, /aʊn/): "evening"

athe (noun, /əðɛ/): "eye"

vahing (noun, /vəhiŋ/): "family"

satt (noun, /səɾ/): "father"

atubath (noun, /ətʌbæð/): "feather"

kasoughl (noun, /kasɒl/): "fight"

attakut (noun, /aɾəkut/): "finger"

dayh (noun, /deh/): "fire"

pawlaith (noun, /polaɪð/): "fish"

tatema (noun, /tatɛmə/): "flesh"

out (noun, /aʊt/): "foot"

pini (noun, /pini/): "forest"

aliti (noun, /əlitɪ/): "fox"

watti (noun, /wəɾɪ/): "friend"

tizi (noun, /tizɪ/): "goose"

zittit (noun, /zɪɾɪt/): "grease"

si (noun, /sɪ/): "group"

adilemi (noun, /ədilɛmɪ/): "gulf"

ibidi (noun, /ɪbidi/): "hair"

oughpusichi (noun, /ɒpusɪchɪ/): "hand"

jatisough (noun, /jətɪsɒ/): "hat"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "hate"

lazewun (noun, /ləzɛwun/): "head"

ut (noun, /ut/): "hill"

ttakai (noun, /ɾəkaɪ/): "horn"

lataman (noun, /lətəmən/): "horse"

lutt (noun, /luɾ/): "house"

isanasoo (noun, /ɪsənəsʊ/): "inn"

ettatt (noun, /ɛɾəɾ/): "island"

anadag (noun, /ənədag/): "jaw"

poitabat (noun, /pɔɪtabət/): "lake"

dagu (noun, /dəgʌ/): "leaf"

seniw (noun, /sɛnɪw/): "leg"

efik (noun, /ɛfɪk/): "liver"

tikisai (noun, /tɪkɪsaɪ/): "louse"

al (noun, /əl/): "love"

oughma (noun, /ɒmə/): "lunch"

datta (noun, /dæɾæ/): "man"

ida (noun, /ɪdə/): "many"

shattet (noun, /ʃæɾɛt/): "meal"

fawy (noun, /foy/): "metal"

chifaca (noun, /xɪfəcə/): "mine"

gamize (noun, /gəmɪzɛ/): "monster"

att (noun, /æɾ/): "moon"

nayluj (noun, /nelʌj/): "morning"

ul (noun, /ʌl/): "mother"

atu (noun, /ætʌ/): "mountain"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "mouth"

asanai (noun, /əsənaɪ/): "name"

atifal (noun, /ətifal/): "neck"

ji (noun, /ji/): "night"

iloobit (noun, /ɪlʊbɪt/): "noodle"

sittusu (noun, /siɾusʌ/): "nose"

isielanaw (noun, /ɪʒɛləno/): "ocean"

naittilo (noun, /naɪɾɪlɔ/): "parent"

ttungapad (noun, /ɾuŋəpəd/): "path"

pel (noun, /pɛl/): "peace"

un (noun, /un/): "pepper"

itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "person"

ipafan (noun, /ipəfən/): "pie"

at (noun, /ət/): "pig"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "rabbit"

isi (noun, /ɪʒ/): "rain"

ave (noun, /əvɛ/): "rat"

miki (noun, /mɪkɪ/): "river"

analida (noun, /ənəlidə/): "robe"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "rock"

zuma (noun, /zumə/): "root"

aku (noun, /əku/): "salt"

kaynayzaitt (noun, /kenezaɪɾ/): "sand"

si (noun, /sɪ/): "seed"

ittavith (noun, /iɾəvið/): "sibling"

nettevet (noun, /nɛɾɛvɛt/): "sister"

abajiki (noun, /əbəjikɪ/): "skin"

awka (noun, /okə/): "sky"

nud (noun, /nʌd/): "smoke"

thi (noun, /ði/): "snake"

atit (noun, /ətit/): "soup"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "star"

ula (noun, /ulæ/): "stew"

zough (noun, /zɒ/): "stomach"

ttajima (noun, /ɾæjimæ/): "stone"

akahun (noun, /ækahun/): "stream"

athi (noun, /əθɪ/): "sun"

ehimin (noun, /ɛhimin/): "sword"

dipi (noun, /dɪpɪ/): "tail"

zayvawmi (noun, /zevomɪ/): "tavern"

ithaig (noun, /ɪðaɪg/): "thumb"

ailisad (noun, /aɪlɪsəd/): "tongue"

tayttukiv (noun, /teɾukiv/): "tooth"

ilef (noun, /ɪlɛf/): "tree"

anataf (noun, /ənətəf/): "truth"

kathoopawm (noun, /kəðʊpom/): "uncle"

zitit (noun, /zitit/): "valley"

aive (noun, /aɪvɛ/): "war"

achuch (noun, /atʃutʃ/): "water"

pa (noun, /pæ/): "way"

fi (noun, /fɪ/): "wine"

ezatat (noun, /ɛzatət/): "woman"

dutasam (noun, /dutəsəm/): "word"