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Sitatti

Sitatti Dictionary

Pronouns

pa (pronoun, /pə/): "he"

ech (pronoun, /ɛch/): "she"

thas (pronoun, /ðəs/): "they"

oun (pronoun, /aʊn/): "you"

ze (pronoun, /zɛ/): "we"

aza (pronoun, /əzə/): "I"

Articles

ude (article, /udɛ/): "a"

ttaitt (article, /ɾaɪɾ/): "the"

Prepositions

uttu (preposition, /uɾu/): "and"

litalett (preposition, /litəlɛɾ/): "as"

ootti (preposition, /ʊɾi/): "from"

attisaw (preposition, /æɾɪso/): "in"

ttij (preposition, /ɾɪdʒ/): "of"

unanough (preposition, /unənɒ/): "or"

shaw (preposition, /ʃo/): "to"

toughbada (preposition, /tɒbədæ/): "will"

pigi (preposition, /pigɪ/): "with"

Numbers

numa (number, /nʌmə/): "zero"

tathattah (number, /təðəɾəh/): "one"

se (number, /sɛ/): "two"

dutta (number, /dʌɾa/): "three"

em (number, /ɛm/): "four"

vu (number, /vʌ/): "five"

anoobet (number, /ənʊbɛt/): "six"

na (number, /nə/): "seven"

azazu (number, /əzæzu/): "eight"

ataday (number, /ætəde/): "nine"

ettungada (number, /ɛɾuŋədə/): "ten"

Questions

fati (question, /fətɪ/): "what"

inidadi (question, /inɪdædi/): "who"

eken (question, /ɛkɛn/): "how"

iti (question, /ɪti/): "why"

iwou (question, /iwaʊ/): "when"

Interjections

matuhi (interjection, /mætuhi/): "hello"

tayt (interjection, /tet/): "goodbye"

ttatafou (interjection, /ɾətafaʊ/): "hey"

dat (interjection, /dət/): "bye"

amana (interjection, /əmænə/): "ouch"

la (interjection, /læ/): "wow"

awa (interjection, /əwə/): "uh"

kelidatt (interjection, /kɛlɪdəɾ/): "er"

ipa (interjection, /ɪpə/): "um"

Adverbs

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

disa (adverb, /disæ/): "now"

alina (adverb, /əlɪnæ/): "soon"

ilish (adverb, /ɪlɪʃ/): "often"

hasough (adverb, /həsɒ/): "sometimes"

musitak (adverb, /mʌsitək/): "always"

atatt (adverb, /ətəɾ/): "never"

ittain (adverb, /iɾaɪn/): "seldom"

Adjectives

mit (adjective, /mɪt/): "aromatic"

ihap (adjective, /ihæp/): "basted"

un (adjective, /un/): "big"

attatti (adjective, /æɾæɾɪ/): "bitter"

akoom (adjective, /əkʊm/): "black"

shitasa (adjective, /ʃɪtəsæ/): "blue"

ehilu (adjective, /ɛhɪlʌ/): "brown"

awnittad (adjective, /onɪɾəd/): "chilled"

aylake (adjective, /eləkɛ/): "cold"

zisavi (adjective, /zɪsəvi/): "curried"

atsakin (adjective, /ətsəkɪn/): "dark"

ditt (adjective, /diɾ/): "deep"

danih (adjective, /dənɪh/): "divine"

esatid (adjective, /ɛsətid/): "drunk"

ize (adjective, /izɛ/): "empty"

attihili (adjective, /əɾɪhili/): "evil"

ayfa (adjective, /efə/): "familiar"

nengathatt (adjective, /nɛŋæðəɾ/): "fat"

thitipou (adjective, /ðɪtipaʊ/): "flat"

arum (adjective, /əɹum/): "frail"

attett (adjective, /əɾɛɾ/): "fried"

awb (adjective, /ob/): "full"

ebas (adjective, /ɛbəs/): "good"

za (adjective, /zə/): "green"

awtutt (adjective, /otuɾ/): "grey"

oughzilithay (adjective, /ɒzɪliθe/): "honest"

mi (adjective, /mi/): "hot"

rra (adjective, /rə/): "light"

lani (adjective, /lənɪ/): "long"

suchaini (adjective, /sʌtʃaɪnɪ/): "loud"

as (adjective, /as/): "mortal"

ittetta (adjective, /ɪɾɛɾə/): "mysterious"

inidoutt (adjective, /inidaʊɾ/): "narrow"

natti (adjective, /nəɾi/): "old"

ttufoughsa (adjective, /ɾufɒsæ/): "orange"

minaipu (adjective, /mɪnaɪpu/): "pungent"

ngudoughpi (adjective, /ŋudɒpɪ/): "purple"

tel (adjective, /tɛl/): "quiet"

bawttal (adjective, /boɾəl/): "raw"

afe (adjective, /æfɛ/): "rectangular"

adingiza (adjective, /ədiŋɪzə/): "red"

disa (adjective, /dɪsə/): "roasted"

aitit (adjective, /aɪtɪt/): "round"

util (adjective, /utɪl/): "salty"

isijana (adjective, /ɪsɪjənæ/): "savory"

itt (adjective, /ɪɾ/): "shallow"

oughd (adjective, /ɒd/): "short"

li (adjective, /li/): "smoked"

tivet (adjective, /tɪvɛt/): "sober"

chazat (adjective, /tʃəzat/): "sour"

lababas (adjective, /ləbəbəs/): "spicy"

ait (adjective, /aɪt/): "spiral"

idoughti (adjective, /ɪdɒtɪ/): "square"

zanu (adjective, /zənʌ/): "steamed"

ita (adjective, /ɪtə/): "strange"

aynibani (adjective, /enɪbænɪ/): "strong"

takiba (adjective, /təkɪba/): "sturdy"

itaw (adjective, /ito/): "sweet"

amev (adjective, /əmɛv/): "tall"

itajou (adjective, /ɪtæjaʊ/): "thick"

zittapam (adjective, /zɪɾəpəm/): "thin"

ngalaw (adjective, /ŋəlo/): "warm"

nevi (adjective, /nɛvɪ/): "weak"

awinasi (adjective, /əwɪnəsi/): "white"

alinili (adjective, /ælinɪlɪ/): "wide"

ilittuvi (adjective, /ɪlɪɾuvi/): "yellow"

ninite (adjective, /ninɪtɛ/): "young"

Verbs

tumough (verb, /tumɒ/): "bake"

ayt (verb, /et/): "be"

basanga (verb, /bəsəŋə/): "belong"

naibi (verb, /naɪbɪ/): "bite"

yeb (verb, /yɛb/): "break"

ettitti (verb, /ɛɾɪɾɪ/): "burn"

thaside (verb, /ðəsɪdɛ/): "come"

ittawtisi (verb, /iɾotɪsɪ/): "die"

atti (verb, /əɾɪ/): "drink"

dittuch (verb, /dɪɾʌtʃ/): "eat"

uttawtt (verb, /uɾoɾ/): "fall"

inaitava (verb, /ɪnaɪtəvæ/): "fight"

oughtu (verb, /ɒtu/): "find"

sittif (verb, /sɪɾɪf/): "fish"

ne (verb, /nɛ/): "fly"

iteddath (verb, /itɛɽəð/): "frown"

us (verb, /ʌs/): "go"

dati (verb, /dətɪ/): "growl"

ayfudes (verb, /efudɛs/): "hate"

kanaittu (verb, /kənaɪɾu/): "have"

abattutt (verb, /æbəɾuɾ/): "hear"

danibid (verb, /dənɪbɪd/): "hide"

ookangutta (verb, /ʊkəŋuɾə/): "hold"

atulab (verb, /ətuləb/): "hunt"

sahil (verb, /səhɪl/): "jump"

mitha (verb, /mɪðə/): "kill"

pubali (verb, /pʌbəlɪ/): "know"

ani (verb, /ənɪ/): "laugh"

jiniti (verb, /jɪniti/): "lie"

minatt (verb, /mɪnəɾ/): "live"

anabatt (verb, /ənæbæɾ/): "lose"

idathaba (verb, /idəðæba/): "love"

ni (verb, /nɪ/): "need"

ibitt (verb, /ɪbiɾ/): "own"

initt (verb, /ɪnɪɾ/): "roast"

anit (verb, /ənit/): "run"

dut (verb, /dʌt/): "see"

iz (verb, /iz/): "sit"

at (verb, /ət/): "sleep"

ananin (verb, /anənɪn/): "smell"

sik (verb, /sik/): "smile"

nateda (verb, /natɛdæ/): "stand"

wiz (verb, /wɪz/): "strike"

ousouna (verb, /aʊsaʊnə/): "swallow"

awd (verb, /od/): "swim"

isiaym (verb, /ɪʒem/): "taste"

wachane (verb, /wəxænɛ/): "throw"

if (verb, /ɪf/): "walk"

fibalath (verb, /fɪbəlað/): "want"

Nouns

ath (noun, /əð/): "afternoon"

ivittanaw (noun, /ɪviɾəno/): "ale"

azawuba (noun, /æzæwʌba/): "all"

se (noun, /sɛ/): "alligator"

aywi (noun, /ewi/): "arm"

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

zayng (noun, /zeŋ/): "aunt"

gatt (noun, /gəɾ/): "axe"

udim (noun, /udɪm/): "bark"

lesenit (noun, /lɛsɛnɪt/): "bay"

eninal (noun, /ɛninəl/): "beer"

we (noun, /wɛ/): "beet"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "bird"

alaw (noun, /ælo/): "blood"

ta (noun, /ta/): "boar"

an (noun, /ən/): "bone"

mat (noun, /mət/): "breakfast"

sal (noun, /səl/): "breast"

abuda (noun, /æbʌdə/): "brother"

thi (noun, /ðɪ/): "castle"

az (noun, /əz/): "cat"

ataifa (noun, /ætaɪfə/): "cat"

awattelaw (noun, /əwəɾɛlo/): "chest"

tichi (noun, /tɪtʃi/): "chicken"

itasip (noun, /itæsip/): "claw"

boughsuban (noun, /bɒsʌbən/): "cloud"

zuttiman (noun, /zʌɾɪmən/): "coconut"

vi (noun, /vɪ/): "crime"

mutti (noun, /muɾɪ/): "day"

ishaze (noun, /ɪʃəzɛ/): "dinner"

nakudi (noun, /nəkudi/): "dog"

zamattoughth (noun, /zəməɾɒð/): "drink"

ulasuh (noun, /ʌləsuh/): "dungeon"

koughnitat (noun, /kɒnɪtat/): "ear"

hasef (noun, /həsɛf/): "earth"

ataka (noun, /ətəkə/): "egg"

ubawthit (noun, /ʌboðit/): "elder"

tetimu (noun, /tɛtimu/): "enemy"

ika (noun, /ɪkə/): "evening"

aitha (noun, /aɪðə/): "eye"

diga (noun, /digə/): "family"

imakuwu (noun, /ɪməkʌwu/): "father"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "feather"

ihatt (noun, /ɪhəɾ/): "fight"

pukay (noun, /pʌke/): "finger"

tteza (noun, /ɾɛzə/): "fire"

ali (noun, /əlɪ/): "fish"

thattap (noun, /ðəɾəp/): "flesh"

awej (noun, /əwɛdʒ/): "foot"

efa (noun, /ɛfə/): "forest"

utiw (noun, /utɪw/): "fox"

atha (noun, /aðæ/): "friend"

oughs (noun, /ɒs/): "goose"

nuki (noun, /nʌkɪ/): "grease"

fa (noun, /fə/): "group"

oirahayh (noun, /ɔɪɹəheh/): "gulf"

is (noun, /ɪs/): "hair"

alapang (noun, /əlæpəŋ/): "hand"

idat (noun, /ɪdæt/): "hat"

pakaw (noun, /pəkæw/): "hate"

ttulaw (noun, /ɾʌlo/): "head"

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

satt (noun, /sæɾ/): "horn"

ifa (noun, /ifə/): "horse"

ihizadu (noun, /ihɪzədu/): "house"

ittaitiv (noun, /ɪɾaɪtiv/): "inn"

ufetha (noun, /ʌfɛðə/): "island"

zikeb (noun, /zɪkɛb/): "jaw"

nasu (noun, /nəsʌ/): "lake"

lub (noun, /lʌb/): "leaf"

ayha (noun, /ehæ/): "leg"

inaka (noun, /inəkæ/): "liver"

av (noun, /əv/): "louse"

zifatit (noun, /zifətit/): "love"

aw (noun, /əw/): "lunch"

afal (noun, /əfəl/): "man"

zattikap (noun, /zəɾikəp/): "many"

aibema (noun, /aɪbɛmə/): "meal"

tait (noun, /taɪt/): "metal"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "mine"

uthatatt (noun, /uθətæɾ/): "monster"

atadoughz (noun, /ətədɒz/): "moon"

aja (noun, /əja/): "morning"

an (noun, /ən/): "mother"

ibifeze (noun, /ɪbɪfɛzɛ/): "mountain"

ange (noun, /aŋɛ/): "mouth"

uz (noun, /uz/): "name"

ittilal (noun, /ɪɾɪləl/): "neck"

jani (noun, /jənɪ/): "night"

uzattal (noun, /ʌzəɾəl/): "noodle"

utifij (noun, /ʌtifij/): "nose"

uni (noun, /uni/): "ocean"

nethaihaf (noun, /nɛðaɪhəf/): "parent"

aluttima (noun, /əlʌɾɪmə/): "path"

cha (noun, /xæ/): "peace"

ej (noun, /ɛj/): "pepper"

gekayz (noun, /gɛkez/): "person"

joo (noun, /jʊ/): "pie"

eg (noun, /ɛg/): "pig"

hathun (noun, /həðʌn/): "rabbit"

aichimawnay (noun, /aɪximone/): "rain"

ttenam (noun, /ɾɛnəm/): "rat"

aittati (noun, /aɪɾatɪ/): "river"

thuttagutt (noun, /ðuɾəguɾ/): "robe"

atalayb (noun, /ətəleb/): "rock"

ih (noun, /ɪh/): "root"

nisatti (noun, /nisəɾɪ/): "salt"

loughtatta (noun, /lɒtæɾə/): "sand"

ijatisa (noun, /ɪjətɪsə/): "seed"

kisinu (noun, /kɪsɪnʌ/): "sibling"

ala (noun, /əla/): "sister"

itash (noun, /ɪtəʃ/): "skin"

aynganimi (noun, /eŋənimi/): "sky"

zuk (noun, /zʌk/): "smoke"

ditakid (noun, /dɪtəkɪd/): "snake"

toochim (noun, /tʊtʃim/): "soup"

kaisatta (noun, /kaɪsaɾə/): "star"

toughsala (noun, /tɒsələ/): "stew"

ttakad (noun, /ɾəkəd/): "stomach"

da (noun, /də/): "stone"

oughbitain (noun, /ɒbɪtaɪn/): "stream"

ili (noun, /ilɪ/): "sun"

ujayngana (noun, /ʌdʒeŋənæ/): "sword"

isashaypa (noun, /ɪsæʃepæ/): "tail"

il (noun, /ɪl/): "tavern"

titt (noun, /tiɾ/): "thumb"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "tongue"

ttitha (noun, /ɾɪðə/): "tooth"

wi (noun, /wɪ/): "tree"

thi (noun, /ðɪ/): "truth"

kafadai (noun, /kəfədaɪ/): "uncle"

da (noun, /də/): "valley"

unadu (noun, /unədʌ/): "war"

saik (noun, /saɪk/): "water"

awttatak (noun, /oɾətək/): "way"

suthili (noun, /suðilɪ/): "wine"

wadaw (noun, /wədo/): "woman"

jat (noun, /jæt/): "word"