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Shinayth

Shinayth Dictionary

Pronouns

zi (pronoun, /zi/): "he"

at (pronoun, /æt/): "she"

ava (pronoun, /ævə/): "they"

oughd (pronoun, /ɒd/): "you"

az (pronoun, /əz/): "we"

ngi (pronoun, /ŋɪ/): "I"

Articles

thup (article, /ðʌp/): "a"

la (article, /la/): "the"

Prepositions

ulusa (preposition, /ulusə/): "and"

tha (preposition, /ðə/): "as"

asatta (preposition, /əsaɾə/): "from"

ttef (preposition, /ɾɛf/): "in"

dashihoim (preposition, /daʃɪhɔɪm/): "of"

ukijule (preposition, /ʌkɪdʒʌlɛ/): "or"

uttattafaw (preposition, /uɾəɾəfo/): "to"

shenatiw (preposition, /ʃɛnətiw/): "will"

nathasuk (preposition, /næðəsuk/): "with"

Numbers

min (number, /min/): "zero"

ttavatsan (number, /ɾəvətsən/): "one"

ujuthough (number, /ʌjʌðɒ/): "two"

ttiz (number, /ɾɪz/): "three"

tattav (number, /təɾəv/): "four"

zukaiwi (number, /zʌkaɪwɪ/): "five"

ethamuk (number, /ɛðəmuk/): "six"

oughbangazi (number, /ɒbəŋəzi/): "seven"

tavoughkib (number, /təvɒkɪb/): "eight"

na (number, /na/): "nine"

at (number, /ət/): "ten"

Questions

asidaw (question, /əsɪdəw/): "what"

azilai (question, /əzilaɪ/): "who"

imana (question, /ɪmænə/): "how"

athoo (question, /əðʊ/): "why"

va (question, /væ/): "when"

Interjections

eng (interjection, /ɛŋ/): "hello"

iwit (interjection, /ɪwɪt/): "goodbye"

ayzoughtt (interjection, /ezɒɾ/): "hey"

sitas (interjection, /sɪtəs/): "bye"

padiw (interjection, /pædiw/): "ouch"

awgak (interjection, /ogæk/): "wow"

awi (interjection, /əwɪ/): "uh"

athap (interjection, /əðəp/): "er"

littashawn (interjection, /lɪɾəʃon/): "um"

Adverbs

zafikis (adverb, /zæfikɪs/): "again"

attan (adverb, /æɾən/): "now"

pid (adverb, /pɪd/): "soon"

avub (adverb, /əvʌb/): "often"

vazi (adverb, /vəzɪ/): "sometimes"

ttawttathiv (adverb, /ɾoɾaθɪv/): "always"

hing (adverb, /hɪŋ/): "never"

itakoughd (adverb, /ɪtəkɒd/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ttane (adjective, /ɾənɛ/): "aromatic"

attatala (adjective, /əɾætələ/): "basted"

law (adjective, /lo/): "big"

idesiza (adjective, /ɪdɛsizə/): "bitter"

ezawsata (adjective, /ɛzosətə/): "black"

sa (adjective, /sə/): "blue"

akimaw (adjective, /əkɪmo/): "brown"

achaittesa (adjective, /ətʃaɪɾɛsə/): "chilled"

thida (adjective, /ðɪdə/): "cold"

anaina (adjective, /ænaɪnə/): "curried"

ngal (adjective, /ŋəl/): "dark"

nipaw (adjective, /nɪpo/): "deep"

husati (adjective, /hʌsətɪ/): "divine"

vefath (adjective, /vɛfəð/): "drunk"

oughmaz (adjective, /ɒməz/): "empty"

satt (adjective, /səɾ/): "evil"

danatte (adjective, /dənəɾɛ/): "familiar"

nak (adjective, /nək/): "fat"

ila (adjective, /ɪlə/): "flat"

atti (adjective, /əɾi/): "frail"

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

balupayl (adjective, /bəlupel/): "full"

athipis (adjective, /əðipis/): "good"

ayngan (adjective, /eŋən/): "green"

aytough (adjective, /etɒ/): "grey"

saiben (adjective, /saɪbɛn/): "honest"

aith (adjective, /aɪð/): "hot"

ani (adjective, /əni/): "light"

da (adjective, /də/): "long"

ificha (adjective, /ifɪchə/): "loud"

va (adjective, /væ/): "mortal"

at (adjective, /at/): "mysterious"

isak (adjective, /ɪsək/): "narrow"

payd (adjective, /ped/): "old"

izan (adjective, /ɪzən/): "orange"

uthittu (adjective, /uðɪɾu/): "pungent"

masasi (adjective, /məsəsɪ/): "purple"

asittuha (adjective, /əsɪɾuhə/): "quiet"

tibaja (adjective, /tibəjə/): "raw"

attitt (adjective, /əɾɪɾ/): "rectangular"

as (adjective, /əs/): "red"

vifuda (adjective, /vifudə/): "roasted"

finu (adjective, /fɪnʌ/): "round"

avawsout (adjective, /əvosaʊt/): "salty"

asatate (adjective, /əsætətɛ/): "savory"

chu (adjective, /tʃʌ/): "shallow"

danumai (adjective, /dənumaɪ/): "short"

amada (adjective, /æmədæ/): "smoked"

atawvaip (adjective, /ətovaɪp/): "sober"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "sour"

efasutta (adjective, /ɛfəsʌɾə/): "spicy"

silana (adjective, /sɪlənə/): "spiral"

as (adjective, /əs/): "square"

nungi (adjective, /nuŋɪ/): "steamed"

batte (adjective, /bəɾɛ/): "strange"

uttatataw (adjective, /uɾətəto/): "strong"

shemefi (adjective, /ʃɛmɛfɪ/): "sturdy"

kaym (adjective, /kem/): "sweet"

ttoithaik (adjective, /ɾɔɪðaɪk/): "tall"

aduwapi (adjective, /əduwapi/): "thick"

aji (adjective, /adʒi/): "thin"

nayd (adjective, /ned/): "warm"

ttai (adjective, /ɾaɪ/): "weak"

puse (adjective, /pusɛ/): "white"

ttaidani (adjective, /ɾaɪdəni/): "wide"

nukas (adjective, /nukəs/): "yellow"

hifi (adjective, /hifɪ/): "young"

Verbs

binapit (verb, /bɪnəpɪt/): "bake"

attal (verb, /æɾəl/): "be"

esatt (verb, /ɛsəɾ/): "belong"

utsuvitt (verb, /ʌtsuviɾ/): "bite"

udit (verb, /ʌdɪt/): "break"

ijadanga (verb, /ɪdʒədəŋæ/): "burn"

asanitt (verb, /əsəniɾ/): "come"

anu (verb, /ənu/): "die"

ay (verb, /əy/): "drink"

dattafa (verb, /dəɾəfə/): "eat"

attup (verb, /əɾup/): "fall"

usutti (verb, /usuɾi/): "fight"

zain (verb, /zaɪn/): "find"

biwu (verb, /bɪwu/): "fish"

attitte (verb, /əɾiɾɛ/): "fly"

tihata (verb, /tihətə/): "frown"

si (verb, /sɪ/): "go"

chuttiz (verb, /tʃʌɾɪz/): "growl"

ttali (verb, /ɾəlɪ/): "hate"

ti (verb, /ti/): "have"

akinabu (verb, /akinəbʌ/): "hear"

tiwing (verb, /tɪwɪŋ/): "hide"

tadibu (verb, /tədɪbʌ/): "hold"

shousaw (verb, /ʃaʊsæw/): "hunt"

utitt (verb, /utɪɾ/): "jump"

satough (verb, /sætɒ/): "kill"

aikitt (verb, /aɪkiɾ/): "know"

bailaf (verb, /baɪləf/): "laugh"

ttidivi (verb, /ɾɪdɪvɪ/): "lie"

litunail (verb, /litʌnaɪl/): "live"

igoun (verb, /igaʊn/): "lose"

fasatt (verb, /fəsəɾ/): "love"

ttachis (verb, /ɾəxis/): "need"

ittas (verb, /ɪɾəs/): "own"

itas (verb, /itæs/): "roast"

ipaymatt (verb, /ɪpemaɾ/): "run"

adupa (verb, /ædupə/): "see"

tathah (verb, /təðəh/): "sit"

ev (verb, /ɛv/): "sleep"

tak (verb, /tək/): "smell"

ivoughpoohough (verb, /ɪvɒpʊhɒ/): "smile"

uvathawhu (verb, /uvəðohu/): "stand"

nawlattash (verb, /noləɾəʃ/): "strike"

ta (verb, /tə/): "swallow"

ip (verb, /ɪp/): "swim"

gachu (verb, /gatʃu/): "taste"

aza (verb, /əzæ/): "throw"

tat (verb, /tæt/): "walk"

aitaneti (verb, /aɪtənɛtɪ/): "want"

Nouns

ji (noun, /dʒɪ/): "afternoon"

vafa (noun, /vəfə/): "ale"

ttaylani (noun, /ɾelænɪ/): "all"

katte (noun, /kaɾɛ/): "alligator"

datai (noun, /dətaɪ/): "arm"

geda (noun, /gɛdə/): "ash"

ekoughnaz (noun, /ɛkɒnəz/): "aunt"

atiti (noun, /ətitɪ/): "axe"

wilavatt (noun, /wɪləvəɾ/): "bark"

ipatak (noun, /ɪpətək/): "bay"

gapana (noun, /gəpænæ/): "beer"

ayttanatti (noun, /eɾənəɾɪ/): "beet"

datikitt (noun, /dətikɪɾ/): "bird"

asatti (noun, /əsæɾi/): "blood"

isiattitt (noun, /iʒəɾɪɾ/): "boar"

oughk (noun, /ɒk/): "bone"

avuz (noun, /əvuz/): "breakfast"

wubawnayk (noun, /wʌbonek/): "breast"

da (noun, /də/): "brother"

sawlij (noun, /solɪj/): "castle"

fa (noun, /fæ/): "cat"

attattit (noun, /əɾəɾɪt/): "cat"

ebu (noun, /ɛbʌ/): "chest"

da (noun, /də/): "chicken"

nitt (noun, /nɪɾ/): "claw"

ttithe (noun, /ɾɪðɛ/): "cloud"

asa (noun, /əsə/): "coconut"

mavedi (noun, /məvɛdi/): "crime"

asamu (noun, /æsəmʌ/): "day"

upoughth (noun, /upɒð/): "dinner"

kating (noun, /kətɪŋ/): "dog"

tsithuttu (noun, /tsɪθʌɾu/): "drink"

ing (noun, /iŋ/): "dungeon"

shoulithayn (noun, /ʃaʊliðen/): "ear"

isa (noun, /isə/): "earth"

eloughm (noun, /ɛlɒm/): "egg"

ttou (noun, /ɾaʊ/): "elder"

aisaman (noun, /aɪsəman/): "enemy"

uz (noun, /ʌz/): "evening"

nasa (noun, /nəsə/): "eye"

va (noun, /və/): "family"

thani (noun, /ðənɪ/): "father"

oon (noun, /ʊn/): "feather"

liz (noun, /lɪz/): "fight"

enim (noun, /ɛnɪm/): "finger"

zaf (noun, /zəf/): "fire"

satha (noun, /sæθə/): "fish"

vaytub (noun, /vetʌb/): "flesh"

date (noun, /dətɛ/): "foot"

aquk (noun, /æquk/): "forest"

ku (noun, /ku/): "fox"

afoughtaj (noun, /əfɒtædʒ/): "friend"

wayvum (noun, /wevʌm/): "goose"

etish (noun, /ɛtɪʃ/): "grease"

talitaik (noun, /təlɪtaɪk/): "group"

upough (noun, /upɒ/): "gulf"

jatough (noun, /jatɒ/): "hair"

vi (noun, /vi/): "hand"

atib (noun, /ətɪb/): "hat"

ilizaitt (noun, /ilɪzaɪɾ/): "hate"

aydit (noun, /edit/): "head"

ttitt (noun, /ɾɪɾ/): "hill"

uta (noun, /ʌtə/): "horn"

uttiw (noun, /uɾɪw/): "horse"

nasath (noun, /nəsəð/): "house"

ka (noun, /kə/): "inn"

basis (noun, /bəsis/): "island"

anaibe (noun, /anaɪbɛ/): "jaw"

ili (noun, /ɪlɪ/): "lake"

itod (noun, /itɔd/): "leaf"

ajattayta (noun, /əjəɾeta/): "leg"

aykitum (noun, /ekitʌm/): "liver"

naw (noun, /no/): "louse"

ttitta (noun, /ɾiɾə/): "love"

attu (noun, /əɾu/): "lunch"

ga (noun, /gæ/): "man"

ijayta (noun, /idʒetə/): "many"

attaygid (noun, /əɾegid/): "meal"

akaviv (noun, /əkəvɪv/): "metal"

jayttun (noun, /dʒeɾʌn/): "mine"

nganagou (noun, /ŋənəgaʊ/): "monster"

ilapun (noun, /ɪləpun/): "moon"

hit (noun, /hɪt/): "morning"

aming (noun, /əmɪŋ/): "mother"

oughli (noun, /ɒlɪ/): "mountain"

ngakili (noun, /ŋəkɪlɪ/): "mouth"

agarr (noun, /əgər/): "name"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "neck"

sise (noun, /sisɛ/): "night"

vasetan (noun, /vəsɛtən/): "noodle"

thidaiwi (noun, /ðɪdaɪwɪ/): "nose"

ada (noun, /ədə/): "ocean"

thatatal (noun, /ðətatəl/): "parent"

thu (noun, /ðu/): "path"

poughz (noun, /pɒz/): "peace"

thak (noun, /ðæk/): "pepper"

doughdabaytt (noun, /dɒdəbeɾ/): "person"

dabalak (noun, /dəbələk/): "pie"

idi (noun, /idi/): "pig"

kaichaiwooj (noun, /kaɪtʃaɪwʊdʒ/): "rabbit"

jati (noun, /dʒətɪ/): "rain"

iha (noun, /ɪhə/): "rat"

dan (noun, /dæn/): "river"

layu (noun, /ləyu/): "robe"

isa (noun, /isə/): "rock"

koupam (noun, /kaʊpəm/): "root"

gutt (noun, /guɾ/): "salt"

tihasoott (noun, /tɪhasʊɾ/): "sand"

sutubi (noun, /sutʌbɪ/): "seed"

thujetaj (noun, /ðʌjɛtəj/): "sibling"

idai (noun, /idaɪ/): "sister"

aizule (noun, /aɪzulɛ/): "skin"

aynuzitti (noun, /enuzɪɾɪ/): "sky"

uda (noun, /udə/): "smoke"

iwalit (noun, /ɪwəlit/): "snake"

ttath (noun, /ɾəð/): "soup"

asaynita (noun, /əsenita/): "star"

ubinayn (noun, /ubinen/): "stew"

aydaz (noun, /edəz/): "stomach"

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

say (noun, /se/): "stream"

naythan (noun, /neðən/): "sun"

attenitha (noun, /æɾɛnɪðə/): "sword"

ita (noun, /ɪtə/): "tail"

itab (noun, /ɪtəb/): "tavern"

si (noun, /si/): "thumb"

apish (noun, /əpɪʃ/): "tongue"

ithizana (noun, /ɪðizənə/): "tooth"

chayl (noun, /tʃel/): "tree"

tobani (noun, /tɔbəni/): "truth"

atattaicaw (noun, /ætəɾaɪco/): "uncle"

oughthahi (noun, /ɒðæhɪ/): "valley"

isounab (noun, /ɪsaʊnæb/): "war"

anasa (noun, /ənəsə/): "water"

isi (noun, /ɪsɪ/): "way"

aibouna (noun, /aɪbaʊnə/): "wine"

jivun (noun, /jɪvun/): "woman"

ttayla (noun, /ɾelə/): "word"