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Sesa

Sesa Dictionary

Pronouns

chutt (pronoun, /tʃuɾ/): "he"

oughze (pronoun, /ɒzɛ/): "she"

at (pronoun, /æt/): "they"

eha (pronoun, /ɛhə/): "you"

uha (pronoun, /uhə/): "we"

zu (pronoun, /zu/): "I"

Articles

ashay (article, /əʃe/): "a"

hiv (article, /hɪv/): "the"

Prepositions

al (preposition, /æl/): "and"

uttoughtaf (preposition, /uɾɒtəf/): "as"

aytha (preposition, /eðə/): "from"

kejapi (preposition, /kɛjəpi/): "in"

tayttithat (preposition, /teɾiðət/): "of"

kika (preposition, /kɪkə/): "or"

zit (preposition, /zɪt/): "to"

agukita (preposition, /ægʌkitə/): "will"

ad (preposition, /əd/): "with"

Numbers

isoo (number, /ɪsʊ/): "zero"

mame (number, /məmɛ/): "one"

luvaihas (number, /lʌvaɪhəs/): "two"

ayfawe (number, /efəwɛ/): "three"

alanu (number, /əlanʌ/): "four"

dising (number, /dɪsiŋ/): "five"

ed (number, /ɛd/): "six"

soughsedus (number, /sɒsɛdʌs/): "seven"

ewames (number, /ɛwæmɛs/): "eight"

nani (number, /nənɪ/): "nine"

dan (number, /dan/): "ten"

Questions

ti (question, /ti/): "what"

ka (question, /kə/): "who"

ounatail (question, /aʊnətaɪl/): "how"

oughhin (question, /ɒhɪn/): "why"

at (question, /ət/): "when"

Interjections

el (interjection, /ɛl/): "hello"

wich (interjection, /wɪtʃ/): "goodbye"

uttuvi (interjection, /uɾʌvɪ/): "hey"

lathani (interjection, /ləðəni/): "bye"

ul (interjection, /ul/): "ouch"

in (interjection, /in/): "wow"

atayn (interjection, /əten/): "uh"

ittu (interjection, /ɪɾu/): "er"

sim (interjection, /sɪm/): "um"

Adverbs

inalu (adverb, /ɪnælu/): "again"

aydattoughsi (adverb, /edəɾɒsi/): "now"

ani (adverb, /ənɪ/): "soon"

ittade (adverb, /iɾədɛ/): "often"

adaylat (adverb, /ədelət/): "sometimes"

sayzene (adverb, /sezɛnɛ/): "always"

ik (adverb, /ik/): "never"

oughl (adverb, /ɒl/): "seldom"

Adjectives

lough (adjective, /lɒ/): "aromatic"

nitish (adjective, /nitɪʃ/): "basted"

pata (adjective, /pətə/): "big"

fipaji (adjective, /fɪpadʒɪ/): "bitter"

ibitha (adjective, /ibɪðæ/): "black"

vaiwij (adjective, /vaɪwɪj/): "blue"

tagan (adjective, /təgæn/): "brown"

nafan (adjective, /nəfæn/): "chilled"

isagoughsai (adjective, /ɪsəgɒsaɪ/): "cold"

kit (adjective, /kɪt/): "curried"

anu (adjective, /ənʌ/): "dark"

daze (adjective, /dəzɛ/): "deep"

ani (adjective, /ənɪ/): "divine"

naij (adjective, /naɪj/): "drunk"

noughzid (adjective, /nɒzɪd/): "empty"

zattitt (adjective, /zəɾɪɾ/): "evil"

mithattak (adjective, /mɪθəɾak/): "familiar"

ne (adjective, /nɛ/): "fat"

biw (adjective, /bɪw/): "flat"

ti (adjective, /ti/): "frail"

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

ngihit (adjective, /ŋɪhɪt/): "full"

ataz (adjective, /ætəz/): "good"

awta (adjective, /otə/): "green"

thidinej (adjective, /ðidinɛj/): "grey"

itakitti (adjective, /ɪtəkɪɾi/): "honest"

uzu (adjective, /ʌzʌ/): "hot"

anufetu (adjective, /ənufɛtu/): "light"

ayvidaba (adjective, /evɪdæbə/): "long"

ajilatta (adjective, /ədʒɪləɾə/): "loud"

agilawh (adjective, /agiloh/): "mortal"

inudav (adjective, /ɪnʌdəv/): "mysterious"

inada (adjective, /ɪnədə/): "narrow"

aynama (adjective, /enæmə/): "old"

sat (adjective, /sət/): "orange"

oughttedis (adjective, /ɒɾɛdɪs/): "pungent"

dina (adjective, /dinə/): "purple"

mupisawl (adjective, /mʌpɪsol/): "quiet"

inefif (adjective, /inɛfɪf/): "raw"

azatet (adjective, /əzətɛt/): "rectangular"

ibiti (adjective, /ɪbiti/): "red"

ze (adjective, /zɛ/): "roasted"

aw (adjective, /əw/): "round"

ttainait (adjective, /ɾaɪnaɪt/): "salty"

wit (adjective, /wɪt/): "savory"

maw (adjective, /mo/): "shallow"

anguz (adjective, /əŋuz/): "short"

tihad (adjective, /tɪhəd/): "smoked"

tattanu (adjective, /taɾənu/): "sober"

viza (adjective, /vɪzə/): "sour"

dathi (adjective, /dæði/): "spicy"

thal (adjective, /ðəl/): "spiral"

sasuteh (adjective, /səsʌtɛh/): "square"

ahittiku (adjective, /əhɪɾɪku/): "steamed"

ifutta (adjective, /ifʌɾə/): "strange"

zuga (adjective, /zʌga/): "strong"

aik (adjective, /aɪk/): "sturdy"

al (adjective, /əl/): "sweet"

ihak (adjective, /ɪhək/): "tall"

alatu (adjective, /əlætu/): "thick"

lawn (adjective, /lon/): "thin"

af (adjective, /af/): "warm"

ttidout (adjective, /ɾidaʊt/): "weak"

runata (adjective, /ɹunæta/): "white"

awtha (adjective, /oðə/): "wide"

tu (adjective, /tʌ/): "yellow"

dule (adjective, /dulɛ/): "young"

Verbs

inadith (verb, /ɪnadɪð/): "bake"

sawisou (verb, /səwɪsaʊ/): "be"

sis (verb, /sɪs/): "belong"

adatep (verb, /ədətɛp/): "bite"

asaligay (verb, /əsəlɪge/): "break"

idida (verb, /idɪdə/): "burn"

mawsh (verb, /moʃ/): "come"

ayngaval (verb, /eŋævæl/): "die"

nawuch (verb, /nəwʌtʃ/): "drink"

apawatu (verb, /əpəwatu/): "eat"

izu (verb, /ɪzu/): "fall"

aytte (verb, /eɾɛ/): "fight"

inim (verb, /inɪm/): "find"

ifahin (verb, /ɪfahin/): "fish"

aynaza (verb, /enəzə/): "fly"

dattaza (verb, /dəɾazə/): "frown"

nifatta (verb, /nɪfəɾæ/): "go"

ijaynaish (verb, /ɪdʒenaɪʃ/): "growl"

tett (verb, /tɛɾ/): "hate"

itte (verb, /ɪɾɛ/): "have"

ayfe (verb, /efɛ/): "hear"

tavata (verb, /təvətæ/): "hide"

akasiha (verb, /əkəsɪhæ/): "hold"

ilizini (verb, /ilizinɪ/): "hunt"

atta (verb, /əɾə/): "jump"

kayb (verb, /keb/): "kill"

oughfe (verb, /ɒfɛ/): "know"

zitha (verb, /zɪðə/): "laugh"

abi (verb, /əbi/): "lie"

kuta (verb, /kutæ/): "live"

pou (verb, /paʊ/): "lose"

butataw (verb, /butatæw/): "love"

ka (verb, /kə/): "need"

teteba (verb, /tɛtɛbə/): "own"

attouttat (verb, /əɾaʊɾət/): "roast"

ap (verb, /ap/): "run"

igisaway (verb, /ɪgɪsæwe/): "see"

vud (verb, /vʌd/): "sit"

ditete (verb, /dɪtɛtɛ/): "sleep"

wev (verb, /wɛv/): "smell"

pabu (verb, /pəbu/): "smile"

demaboughz (verb, /dɛməbɒz/): "stand"

ivabatha (verb, /ivəbaða/): "strike"

tattim (verb, /təɾim/): "swallow"

aibi (verb, /aɪbɪ/): "swim"

ninaw (verb, /nɪno/): "taste"

oughwam (verb, /ɒwam/): "throw"

apihoughw (verb, /əpihɒw/): "walk"

ak (verb, /ək/): "want"

Nouns

umuli (noun, /umʌlɪ/): "afternoon"

hisin (noun, /hɪsin/): "ale"

shattuta (noun, /ʃəɾʌtə/): "all"

baisoudat (noun, /baɪsaʊdət/): "alligator"

nattilayk (noun, /næɾilek/): "arm"

mas (noun, /mæs/): "ash"

ttoughki (noun, /ɾɒkɪ/): "aunt"

umika (noun, /umɪkə/): "axe"

za (noun, /zə/): "bark"

atuthuj (noun, /ətʌðudʒ/): "bay"

afatt (noun, /afəɾ/): "beer"

hattanaf (noun, /həɾənəf/): "beet"

nathal (noun, /nəðəl/): "bird"

azanu (noun, /əzənʌ/): "blood"

woughbenun (noun, /wɒbɛnun/): "boar"

nabik (noun, /nəbɪk/): "bone"

latti (noun, /ləɾɪ/): "breakfast"

neninait (noun, /nɛnɪnaɪt/): "breast"

ne (noun, /nɛ/): "brother"

ekuttafa (noun, /ɛkuɾafə/): "castle"

dekutha (noun, /dɛkuðə/): "cat"

inibad (noun, /ɪnibəd/): "cat"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "chest"

ilam (noun, /ɪlæm/): "chicken"

asachay (noun, /əsætʃe/): "claw"

maitt (noun, /maɪɾ/): "cloud"

aithishul (noun, /aɪðɪʃʌl/): "coconut"

qike (noun, /qikɛ/): "crime"

aweth (noun, /əwɛð/): "day"

usap (noun, /usəp/): "dinner"

sifat (noun, /sifæt/): "dog"

dih (noun, /dɪh/): "drink"

oughtta (noun, /ɒɾə/): "dungeon"

gaykap (noun, /gekəp/): "ear"

tahup (noun, /tahup/): "earth"

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

bulipo (noun, /bʌlɪpɔ/): "elder"

mudett (noun, /mudɛɾ/): "enemy"

oughtip (noun, /ɒtɪp/): "evening"

lu (noun, /lu/): "eye"

va (noun, /væ/): "family"

mu (noun, /mu/): "father"

alen (noun, /ælɛn/): "feather"

salakut (noun, /sələkʌt/): "fight"

anizi (noun, /ənɪzɪ/): "finger"

qatab (noun, /qətab/): "fire"

iwenan (noun, /iwɛnæn/): "fish"

nemata (noun, /nɛmætə/): "flesh"

bekethez (noun, /bɛkɛðɛz/): "foot"

naittaw (noun, /naɪɾo/): "forest"

ttu (noun, /ɾu/): "fox"

at (noun, /ət/): "friend"

battizoughz (noun, /bəɾizɒz/): "goose"

itesatha (noun, /itɛsəðæ/): "grease"

huzata (noun, /huzətə/): "group"

nawsh (noun, /noʃ/): "gulf"

labazan (noun, /labæzæn/): "hair"

oughw (noun, /ɒw/): "hand"

itt (noun, /iɾ/): "hat"

metough (noun, /mɛtɒ/): "hate"

asaden (noun, /əsədɛn/): "head"

alizaw (noun, /əlizo/): "hill"

uga (noun, /ugə/): "horn"

aza (noun, /əzə/): "horse"

zap (noun, /zəp/): "house"

inanina (noun, /inanɪnə/): "inn"

afulasi (noun, /əfuləsi/): "island"

lipawek (noun, /lipəwɛk/): "jaw"

tay (noun, /te/): "lake"

ak (noun, /æk/): "leaf"

thu (noun, /ðu/): "leg"

nil (noun, /nɪl/): "liver"

anoudij (noun, /ænaʊdidʒ/): "louse"

datt (noun, /dæɾ/): "love"

apin (noun, /əpɪn/): "lunch"

vizi (noun, /vɪzɪ/): "man"

budiyiw (noun, /budɪyɪw/): "many"

jelid (noun, /jɛlɪd/): "meal"

uttinul (noun, /ʌɾɪnʌl/): "metal"

zittattab (noun, /zɪɾəɾəb/): "mine"

eni (noun, /ɛni/): "monster"

chaynookough (noun, /tʃenʊkɒ/): "moon"

avak (noun, /əvək/): "morning"

soughpaytta (noun, /sɒpeɾə/): "mother"

ugamaika (noun, /ugəmaɪkə/): "mountain"

ma (noun, /ma/): "mouth"

sivagav (noun, /sɪvəgəv/): "name"

tetatad (noun, /tɛtətəd/): "neck"

aitt (noun, /aɪɾ/): "night"

the (noun, /ðɛ/): "noodle"

dayda (noun, /dedə/): "nose"

ananu (noun, /ənənʌ/): "ocean"

sila (noun, /sɪlə/): "parent"

aku (noun, /akʌ/): "path"

na (noun, /nə/): "peace"

da (noun, /də/): "pepper"

niwatiw (noun, /nɪwətɪw/): "person"

lezajad (noun, /lɛzədʒəd/): "pie"

lidaysa (noun, /lɪdesə/): "pig"

ubi (noun, /ubɪ/): "rabbit"

uhiban (noun, /ʌhɪbən/): "rain"

za (noun, /zæ/): "rat"

ah (noun, /əh/): "river"

bukan (noun, /bʌkən/): "robe"

mata (noun, /mətæ/): "rock"

pa (noun, /pə/): "root"

imach (noun, /imətʃ/): "salt"

mitasi (noun, /mɪtəsɪ/): "sand"

asa (noun, /əsə/): "seed"

ananu (noun, /ənənʌ/): "sibling"

palait (noun, /pəlaɪt/): "sister"

ait (noun, /aɪt/): "skin"

noule (noun, /naʊlɛ/): "sky"

vana (noun, /vanə/): "smoke"

pinan (noun, /pɪnən/): "snake"

uhaki (noun, /ʌhəkɪ/): "soup"

sa (noun, /sə/): "star"

aylanat (noun, /elənət/): "stew"

gawve (noun, /govɛ/): "stomach"

than (noun, /ðən/): "stone"

evawmavou (noun, /ɛvomævaʊ/): "stream"

dithi (noun, /dɪði/): "sun"

ilais (noun, /ɪlaɪs/): "sword"

ttetta (noun, /ɾɛɾə/): "tail"

katta (noun, /kəɾæ/): "tavern"

maz (noun, /məz/): "thumb"

chihami (noun, /tʃɪhəmɪ/): "tongue"

if (noun, /ɪf/): "tooth"

thu (noun, /ðu/): "tree"

pihit (noun, /pɪhɪt/): "truth"

inad (noun, /ɪnəd/): "uncle"

sawsuka (noun, /sosʌkə/): "valley"

gutoughl (noun, /gʌtɒl/): "war"

moo (noun, /mʊ/): "water"

nus (noun, /nus/): "way"

itapazi (noun, /ɪtəpəzɪ/): "wine"

uy (noun, /ʌy/): "woman"

itati (noun, /ɪtətɪ/): "word"