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Atimicha

Atimicha Dictionary

Pronouns

awl (pronoun, /ol/): "he"

da (pronoun, /də/): "she"

kay (pronoun, /ke/): "they"

uwa (pronoun, /ʌwə/): "you"

ikough (pronoun, /ɪkɒ/): "we"

in (pronoun, /ɪn/): "I"

Articles

san (article, /sən/): "a"

awsh (article, /oʃ/): "the"

Prepositions

dizounih (preposition, /dɪzaʊnɪh/): "and"

nik (preposition, /nik/): "as"

ahuttaw (preposition, /əhʌɾo/): "from"

nat (preposition, /nət/): "in"

oittu (preposition, /ɔɪɾʌ/): "of"

attudi (preposition, /əɾudi/): "or"

lamapaid (preposition, /læmæpaɪd/): "to"

adittouli (preposition, /ədiɾaʊlɪ/): "will"

ik (preposition, /ik/): "with"

Numbers

nisun (number, /nɪsun/): "zero"

awlala (number, /olælæ/): "one"

izangaitt (number, /ɪzəŋaɪɾ/): "two"

siib (number, /ʒɪb/): "three"

muta (number, /mʌtə/): "four"

muth (number, /mʌð/): "five"

tiba (number, /tibæ/): "six"

awan (number, /əwən/): "seven"

tit (number, /tɪt/): "eight"

nukad (number, /nʌkəd/): "nine"

ta (number, /tə/): "ten"

Questions

itiwufa (question, /ɪtɪwufə/): "what"

athizatte (question, /əðɪzəɾɛ/): "who"

thaka (question, /ðəka/): "how"

anis (question, /ənɪs/): "why"

ali (question, /əli/): "when"

Interjections

aidilak (interjection, /aɪdɪlək/): "hello"

oopaitt (interjection, /ʊpaɪɾ/): "goodbye"

awtsu (interjection, /otsu/): "hey"

nadal (interjection, /nədəl/): "bye"

attelani (interjection, /æɾɛlənɪ/): "ouch"

satawka (interjection, /sətokə/): "wow"

abika (interjection, /əbɪkə/): "uh"

uzatiza (interjection, /ʌzætizə/): "er"

uf (interjection, /ʌf/): "um"

Adverbs

aytinepa (adverb, /etɪnɛpæ/): "again"

isayzida (adverb, /ɪsezɪdə/): "now"

taysane (adverb, /tesənɛ/): "soon"

sanattus (adverb, /sənaɾus/): "often"

baittaibou (adverb, /baɪɾaɪbaʊ/): "sometimes"

aba (adverb, /əbə/): "always"

adat (adverb, /ədæt/): "never"

ttasat (adverb, /ɾəsət/): "seldom"

Adjectives

natt (adjective, /nəɾ/): "aromatic"

ngisa (adjective, /ŋɪsə/): "basted"

thasaishij (adjective, /ðəsaɪʃij/): "big"

unelaiki (adjective, /unɛlaɪki/): "bitter"

ashathapa (adjective, /əʃəðəpə/): "black"

sizatuz (adjective, /sizatʌz/): "blue"

une (adjective, /ʌnɛ/): "brown"

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

sawp (adjective, /sop/): "cold"

tsil (adjective, /tsɪl/): "curried"

ittida (adjective, /ɪɾida/): "dark"

ttazin (adjective, /ɾəzɪn/): "deep"

tte (adjective, /ɾɛ/): "divine"

talanga (adjective, /taləŋæ/): "drunk"

loihikep (adjective, /lɔɪhɪkɛp/): "empty"

atu (adjective, /ətʌ/): "evil"

dididi (adjective, /didɪdɪ/): "familiar"

azangaja (adjective, /æzəŋədʒə/): "fat"

usan (adjective, /usən/): "flat"

lakun (adjective, /ləkun/): "frail"

zan (adjective, /zən/): "fried"

awttatut (adjective, /oɾətʌt/): "full"

ttis (adjective, /ɾɪs/): "good"

thishawt (adjective, /ðiʃot/): "green"

ami (adjective, /əmɪ/): "grey"

itab (adjective, /itæb/): "honest"

galawn (adjective, /gəlon/): "hot"

ikaifuna (adjective, /ɪkaɪfunə/): "light"

inaiha (adjective, /ɪnaɪhə/): "long"

uva (adjective, /uvə/): "loud"

aiba (adjective, /aɪbə/): "mortal"

ida (adjective, /idə/): "mysterious"

foughhadairr (adjective, /fɒhədaɪr/): "narrow"

eti (adjective, /ɛtɪ/): "old"

in (adjective, /ɪn/): "orange"

awtidd (adjective, /otɪɽ/): "pungent"

inil (adjective, /ɪnɪl/): "purple"

initta (adjective, /inɪɾə/): "quiet"

befun (adjective, /bɛfʌn/): "raw"

achi (adjective, /ətʃɪ/): "rectangular"

anem (adjective, /ənɛm/): "red"

na (adjective, /nə/): "roasted"

epilaki (adjective, /ɛpɪləkɪ/): "round"

ajittinga (adjective, /æjɪɾiŋə/): "salty"

ttawdoughti (adjective, /ɾodɒti/): "savory"

inoovitti (adjective, /ɪnʊvɪɾɪ/): "shallow"

mi (adjective, /mɪ/): "short"

jathashay (adjective, /jəðəʃe/): "smoked"

daz (adjective, /dæz/): "sober"

magi (adjective, /məgɪ/): "sour"

itt (adjective, /ɪɾ/): "spicy"

pawyibat (adjective, /poyɪbət/): "spiral"

tatajitt (adjective, /tətəjiɾ/): "square"

ittuluhi (adjective, /ɪɾʌlʌhɪ/): "steamed"

ahak (adjective, /æhək/): "strange"

ketsaykang (adjective, /kɛtsekæŋ/): "strong"

awn (adjective, /on/): "sturdy"

aitathi (adjective, /aɪtəðɪ/): "sweet"

ikaigud (adjective, /ɪkaɪgud/): "tall"

tayfukak (adjective, /tefʌkæk/): "thick"

as (adjective, /əs/): "thin"

aydanite (adjective, /edənitɛ/): "warm"

tti (adjective, /ɾɪ/): "weak"

ttaiduf (adjective, /ɾaɪdʌf/): "white"

li (adjective, /lɪ/): "wide"

epana (adjective, /ɛpənə/): "yellow"

ifisev (adjective, /ifɪsɛv/): "young"

Verbs

aman (verb, /əmən/): "bake"

oughfamaybaw (verb, /ɒfəmebo/): "be"

nilay (verb, /nile/): "belong"

ettayjalaw (verb, /ɛɾejəlo/): "bite"

anisough (verb, /ənɪsɒ/): "break"

afimat (verb, /æfɪmət/): "burn"

du (verb, /dʌ/): "come"

oughnitsich (verb, /ɒnɪtsɪtʃ/): "die"

sa (verb, /sə/): "drink"

atazaki (verb, /ətəzəki/): "eat"

dipimaf (verb, /dipɪməf/): "fall"

sab (verb, /sab/): "fight"

atan (verb, /ətən/): "find"

adatt (verb, /ədæɾ/): "fish"

usai (verb, /usaɪ/): "fly"

titt (verb, /tɪɾ/): "frown"

isipan (verb, /ɪsipən/): "go"

uzoughv (verb, /uzɒv/): "growl"

me (verb, /mɛ/): "hate"

thaz (verb, /ðəz/): "have"

zitiz (verb, /zɪtiz/): "hear"

tatataj (verb, /tətətədʒ/): "hide"

anazila (verb, /ənəzilə/): "hold"

latim (verb, /lətɪm/): "hunt"

elitan (verb, /ɛlitən/): "jump"

wawkanel (verb, /wokənɛl/): "kill"

faizinuth (verb, /faɪzɪnʌð/): "know"

itta (verb, /ɪɾə/): "laugh"

ividuh (verb, /ivɪduh/): "lie"

boughli (verb, /bɒli/): "live"

fal (verb, /fal/): "lose"

baiwatti (verb, /baɪwəɾi/): "love"

naiwali (verb, /naɪwali/): "need"

da (verb, /da/): "own"

ttamacha (verb, /ɾəmətʃə/): "roast"

iteti (verb, /ɪtɛti/): "run"

shoughtt (verb, /ʃɒɾ/): "see"

ana (verb, /ənə/): "sit"

it (verb, /ɪt/): "sleep"

ati (verb, /ətɪ/): "smell"

etithitay (verb, /ɛtɪðɪte/): "smile"

ijavun (verb, /ɪjəvun/): "stand"

namaydi (verb, /nəmedi/): "strike"

anough (verb, /ənɒ/): "swallow"

up (verb, /ʌp/): "swim"

ttivi (verb, /ɾɪvɪ/): "taste"

ayttuk (verb, /eɾuk/): "throw"

am (verb, /æm/): "walk"

izifit (verb, /ɪzɪfit/): "want"

Nouns

da (noun, /də/): "afternoon"

attough (noun, /əɾɒ/): "ale"

athunathi (noun, /əðʌnaðɪ/): "all"

ginaz (noun, /gɪnəz/): "alligator"

thalasu (noun, /ðələsʌ/): "arm"

ttai (noun, /ɾaɪ/): "ash"

nale (noun, /nəlɛ/): "aunt"

ttituf (noun, /ɾituf/): "axe"

anattiha (noun, /ənæɾiha/): "bark"

udoi (noun, /ʌdɔɪ/): "bay"

idaychaihai (noun, /ɪdetʃaɪhaɪ/): "beer"

bihitu (noun, /bihitu/): "beet"

inas (noun, /ɪnas/): "bird"

ajitt (noun, /əjiɾ/): "blood"

za (noun, /zə/): "boar"

ttaw (noun, /ɾo/): "bone"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "breakfast"

lal (noun, /ləl/): "breast"

oughsoittith (noun, /ɒsɔɪɾið/): "brother"

kunutut (noun, /kʌnʌtʌt/): "castle"

saypataym (noun, /sepətem/): "cat"

ihal (noun, /ihəl/): "cat"

li (noun, /li/): "chest"

awthoughbitt (noun, /oðɒbiɾ/): "chicken"

nawtti (noun, /noɾi/): "claw"

inatte (noun, /ɪnəɾɛ/): "cloud"

soufi (noun, /saʊfi/): "coconut"

attou (noun, /əɾaʊ/): "crime"

sevidath (noun, /sɛvɪdəð/): "day"

tasi (noun, /təsɪ/): "dinner"

sal (noun, /səl/): "dog"

alada (noun, /ələdə/): "drink"

ij (noun, /ɪj/): "dungeon"

naichaiv (noun, /naɪchaɪv/): "ear"

chali (noun, /tʃəli/): "earth"

aymapu (noun, /eməpu/): "egg"

ivay (noun, /ɪve/): "elder"

ttuk (noun, /ɾuk/): "enemy"

shat (noun, /ʃət/): "evening"

shitt (noun, /ʃɪɾ/): "eye"

unattatt (noun, /unəɾəɾ/): "family"

aika (noun, /aɪkə/): "father"

zabat (noun, /zabət/): "feather"

zittah (noun, /zɪɾəh/): "fight"

sitene (noun, /sɪtɛnɛ/): "finger"

ech (noun, /ɛtʃ/): "fire"

ama (noun, /æmə/): "fish"

tatafem (noun, /tətəfɛm/): "flesh"

taite (noun, /taɪtɛ/): "foot"

hahamay (noun, /hæhəme/): "forest"

azoughgi (noun, /æzɒgɪ/): "fox"

outhoing (noun, /aʊðɔɪŋ/): "friend"

dal (noun, /dal/): "goose"

suda (noun, /sʌdə/): "grease"

alaifan (noun, /əlaɪfən/): "group"

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

tapoughtawj (noun, /təpɒtoj/): "hair"

ma (noun, /mə/): "hand"

itta (noun, /ɪɾə/): "hat"

awzekisay (noun, /ozɛkɪse/): "hate"

amu (noun, /əmu/): "head"

epi (noun, /ɛpi/): "hill"

evaditt (noun, /ɛvædiɾ/): "horn"

ttedivach (noun, /ɾɛdɪvətʃ/): "horse"

tahoojap (noun, /təhʊjəp/): "house"

enoi (noun, /ɛnɔɪ/): "inn"

tahe (noun, /təhɛ/): "island"

et (noun, /ɛt/): "jaw"

aywep (noun, /ewɛp/): "lake"

athooth (noun, /əðʊð/): "leaf"

gough (noun, /gɒ/): "leg"

oughk (noun, /ɒk/): "liver"

way (noun, /we/): "louse"

uwough (noun, /ʌwɒ/): "love"

ttaitt (noun, /ɾaɪɾ/): "lunch"

tavu (noun, /təvu/): "man"

ilaf (noun, /ɪləf/): "many"

katatti (noun, /kətæɾɪ/): "meal"

thittunaid (noun, /ðiɾunaɪd/): "metal"

esasaij (noun, /ɛsəsaɪj/): "mine"

ig (noun, /ig/): "monster"

is (noun, /is/): "moon"

ooduttuza (noun, /ʊduɾuzə/): "morning"

mough (noun, /mɒ/): "mother"

lesa (noun, /lɛsə/): "mountain"

ku (noun, /kʌ/): "mouth"

amaysa (noun, /əmesa/): "name"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "neck"

talul (noun, /təlʌl/): "night"

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

awma (noun, /omə/): "nose"

afuve (noun, /əfuvɛ/): "ocean"

initifa (noun, /ɪnitɪfə/): "parent"

ukab (noun, /ukəb/): "path"

jiki (noun, /dʒikɪ/): "peace"

ikayttat (noun, /ɪkeɾət/): "pepper"

outa (noun, /aʊtə/): "person"

attabous (noun, /əɾəbaʊs/): "pie"

zawita (noun, /zəwɪtæ/): "pig"

thatt (noun, /ðəɾ/): "rabbit"

ttadab (noun, /ɾədəb/): "rain"

ututteti (noun, /utʌɾɛtɪ/): "rat"

adusita (noun, /ədʌsitə/): "river"

nep (noun, /nɛp/): "robe"

akaithouwa (noun, /əkaɪðaʊwæ/): "rock"

befathu (noun, /bɛfaðʌ/): "root"

an (noun, /ən/): "salt"

tawtit (noun, /totɪt/): "sand"

aka (noun, /əkə/): "seed"

keth (noun, /kɛð/): "sibling"

add (noun, /əɽ/): "sister"

angit (noun, /æŋɪt/): "skin"

ig (noun, /ig/): "sky"

afi (noun, /əfɪ/): "smoke"

attoovayga (noun, /əɾʊvega/): "snake"

av (noun, /əv/): "soup"

anoughtt (noun, /ənɒɾ/): "star"

ayl (noun, /el/): "stew"

li (noun, /lɪ/): "stomach"

wi (noun, /wi/): "stone"

dat (noun, /dət/): "stream"

attaisi (noun, /əɾaɪsi/): "sun"

athoughkaytt (noun, /əðɒkeɾ/): "sword"

adizila (noun, /ədɪzɪlə/): "tail"

ikas (noun, /ɪkəs/): "tavern"

aynema (noun, /enɛmə/): "thumb"

idaluk (noun, /ɪdæluk/): "tongue"

ebas (noun, /ɛbəs/): "tooth"

tsis (noun, /tsis/): "tree"

atsa (noun, /ətsæ/): "truth"

an (noun, /ən/): "uncle"

bay (noun, /be/): "valley"

sait (noun, /saɪt/): "war"

id (noun, /ɪd/): "water"

kawshat (noun, /koʃət/): "way"

vitenil (noun, /vitɛnɪl/): "wine"

tikay (noun, /tɪke/): "woman"

atinakough (noun, /ætɪnækɒ/): "word"