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Iloodana

Iloodana Dictionary

Pronouns

pa (pronoun, /pæ/): "he"

uth (pronoun, /ʌð/): "she"

ati (pronoun, /ətɪ/): "they"

ini (pronoun, /inɪ/): "you"

at (pronoun, /ət/): "we"

ttuw (pronoun, /ɾuw/): "I"

Articles

bin (article, /bin/): "a"

asa (article, /asæ/): "the"

Prepositions

aiwithoughthou (preposition, /aɪwiθɒðaʊ/): "and"

tti (preposition, /ɾi/): "as"

idas (preposition, /ɪdæs/): "from"

sikoughsi (preposition, /sɪkɒsi/): "in"

tuttil (preposition, /tʌɾil/): "of"

mattuvitt (preposition, /məɾʌvɪɾ/): "or"

ngi (preposition, /ŋi/): "to"

akadi (preposition, /əkədi/): "will"

muttili (preposition, /muɾɪli/): "with"

Numbers

atas (number, /ætəs/): "zero"

attidaws (number, /əɾɪdos/): "one"

livawthel (number, /lɪvoðɛl/): "two"

sa (number, /sə/): "three"

ittaypuh (number, /ɪɾepʌh/): "four"

ba (number, /bə/): "five"

samepa (number, /səmɛpə/): "six"

na (number, /nə/): "seven"

ikiza (number, /ɪkɪzə/): "eight"

ath (number, /əθ/): "nine"

atatt (number, /atəɾ/): "ten"

Questions

adidattay (question, /ædɪdəɾe/): "what"

akoughmake (question, /ækɒmækɛ/): "who"

avupiv (question, /əvʌpɪv/): "how"

apal (question, /əpəl/): "why"

aithenoo (question, /aɪðɛnʊ/): "when"

Interjections

athanab (interjection, /əðənab/): "hello"

ithiti (interjection, /iðɪti/): "goodbye"

tazipav (interjection, /tæzipəv/): "hey"

fikatim (interjection, /fikətim/): "bye"

aishe (interjection, /aɪʃɛ/): "ouch"

vizitough (interjection, /vɪzɪtɒ/): "wow"

idasoutta (interjection, /ɪdəsaʊɾə/): "uh"

pimata (interjection, /pimətə/): "er"

una (interjection, /ʌnə/): "um"

Adverbs

anasisaw (adverb, /ənæsɪso/): "again"

vu (adverb, /vu/): "now"

inisiw (adverb, /ɪnɪsɪw/): "soon"

thittil (adverb, /θɪɾɪl/): "often"

rigil (adverb, /ɹigɪl/): "sometimes"

nej (adverb, /nɛj/): "always"

ilejawj (adverb, /ɪlɛjoj/): "never"

sa (adverb, /sə/): "seldom"

Adjectives

attan (adjective, /əɾən/): "aromatic"

aw (adjective, /əw/): "basted"

siw (adjective, /sɪw/): "big"

deza (adjective, /dɛza/): "bitter"

settu (adjective, /sɛɾʌ/): "black"

techad (adjective, /tɛxəd/): "blue"

ittila (adjective, /iɾilə/): "brown"

amithi (adjective, /əmɪðɪ/): "chilled"

aytani (adjective, /etənɪ/): "cold"

witoodaww (adjective, /wɪtʊdow/): "curried"

ttata (adjective, /ɾatə/): "dark"

aninga (adjective, /əniŋə/): "deep"

an (adjective, /an/): "divine"

el (adjective, /ɛl/): "drunk"

ung (adjective, /ʌŋ/): "empty"

lunap (adjective, /lʌnəp/): "evil"

simi (adjective, /sɪmɪ/): "familiar"

ukaivinu (adjective, /ukaɪvinʌ/): "fat"

nil (adjective, /nil/): "flat"

zeted (adjective, /zɛtɛd/): "frail"

atumamai (adjective, /ætuməmaɪ/): "fried"

ttavini (adjective, /ɾəvinɪ/): "full"

langush (adjective, /ləŋuʃ/): "good"

us (adjective, /ʌs/): "green"

ttatu (adjective, /ɾətu/): "grey"

ayn (adjective, /en/): "honest"

ttudat (adjective, /ɾudət/): "hot"

taittasup (adjective, /taɪɾəsup/): "light"

naide (adjective, /naɪdɛ/): "long"

awwadez (adjective, /owədɛz/): "loud"

anawtha (adjective, /ənoða/): "mortal"

vayttaw (adjective, /veɾo/): "mysterious"

ahoughh (adjective, /æhɒh/): "narrow"

av (adjective, /əv/): "old"

thi (adjective, /ði/): "orange"

amaditu (adjective, /əmədɪtu/): "pungent"

ubaynana (adjective, /ubenənə/): "purple"

aimi (adjective, /aɪmi/): "quiet"

ele (adjective, /ɛlɛ/): "raw"

oughdef (adjective, /ɒdɛf/): "rectangular"

futaba (adjective, /futəbə/): "red"

ttai (adjective, /ɾaɪ/): "roasted"

tavouttal (adjective, /təvaʊɾəl/): "round"

ekuhalou (adjective, /ɛkʌhəlaʊ/): "salty"

ayboihana (adjective, /ebɔɪhænə/): "savory"

day (adjective, /de/): "shallow"

awoughlatt (adjective, /əwɒləɾ/): "short"

ifoughthathou (adjective, /ɪfɒðəðaʊ/): "smoked"

ta (adjective, /tæ/): "sober"

najat (adjective, /nədʒət/): "sour"

pittough (adjective, /pɪɾɒ/): "spicy"

ka (adjective, /kə/): "spiral"

ajali (adjective, /ədʒəlɪ/): "square"

disan (adjective, /dɪsən/): "steamed"

ainajani (adjective, /aɪnədʒənɪ/): "strange"

asakalough (adjective, /əsəkəlɒ/): "strong"

upatti (adjective, /upəɾɪ/): "sturdy"

nitai (adjective, /nɪtaɪ/): "sweet"

nadithough (adjective, /nədiðɒ/): "tall"

ttat (adjective, /ɾət/): "thick"

dinisi (adjective, /dɪnɪsi/): "thin"

afav (adjective, /əfəv/): "warm"

utt (adjective, /uɾ/): "weak"

eta (adjective, /ɛtæ/): "white"

nesay (adjective, /nɛse/): "wide"

idilada (adjective, /idɪlədə/): "yellow"

aiyasoo (adjective, /aɪyasʊ/): "young"

Verbs

bashimay (verb, /bəʃɪme/): "bake"

akad (verb, /əkæd/): "be"

ilaisawbaw (verb, /ɪlaɪsobo/): "belong"

ttayvit (verb, /ɾevɪt/): "bite"

weme (verb, /wɛmɛ/): "break"

loonathits (verb, /lʊnaðɪts/): "burn"

ttaihin (verb, /ɾaɪhin/): "come"

amaziw (verb, /əmazɪw/): "die"

uman (verb, /umən/): "drink"

ananga (verb, /ənəŋə/): "eat"

ttahinid (verb, /ɾəhɪnɪd/): "fall"

nenaytt (verb, /nɛneɾ/): "fight"

ittivet (verb, /ɪɾɪvɛt/): "find"

jawaz (verb, /dʒawæz/): "fish"

attookoot (verb, /əɾʊkʊt/): "fly"

atijitta (verb, /atɪjɪɾə/): "frown"

ana (verb, /ənæ/): "go"

li (verb, /lɪ/): "growl"

gaipazitt (verb, /gaɪpəziɾ/): "hate"

itta (verb, /iɾə/): "have"

ifu (verb, /ɪfʌ/): "hear"

tti (verb, /ɾi/): "hide"

iqe (verb, /ɪqɛ/): "hold"

sousata (verb, /saʊsətə/): "hunt"

litun (verb, /lɪtʌn/): "jump"

gi (verb, /gi/): "kill"

il (verb, /il/): "know"

talaine (verb, /təlaɪnɛ/): "laugh"

sithila (verb, /sɪðɪlə/): "lie"

tough (verb, /tɒ/): "live"

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

aylituzu (verb, /elɪtuzu/): "love"

fingih (verb, /fiŋih/): "need"

izayb (verb, /izeb/): "own"

ttepoughwez (verb, /ɾɛpɒwɛz/): "roast"

kidet (verb, /kɪdɛt/): "run"

doughdootutt (verb, /dɒdʊtʌɾ/): "see"

ittoughh (verb, /ɪɾɒh/): "sit"

ta (verb, /tə/): "sleep"

ithid (verb, /ɪðɪd/): "smell"

atiza (verb, /ətɪzə/): "smile"

vatadoud (verb, /vətədaʊd/): "stand"

ikaylaytt (verb, /ɪkeleɾ/): "strike"

aga (verb, /ægə/): "swallow"

ttu (verb, /ɾu/): "swim"

itsuna (verb, /itsunæ/): "taste"

uthap (verb, /ʌðəp/): "throw"

ativ (verb, /ətiv/): "walk"

tisunga (verb, /tɪsʌŋə/): "want"

Nouns

ali (noun, /əli/): "afternoon"

hulin (noun, /hulɪn/): "ale"

tta (noun, /ɾa/): "all"

pal (noun, /pəl/): "alligator"

ewatt (noun, /ɛwæɾ/): "arm"

aw (noun, /əw/): "ash"

madasik (noun, /mədəsɪk/): "aunt"

tis (noun, /tɪs/): "axe"

kane (noun, /kanɛ/): "bark"

its (noun, /ɪts/): "bay"

uwasanaw (noun, /uwəsəno/): "beer"

oughlatta (noun, /ɒlaɾə/): "beet"

pawu (noun, /pæwʌ/): "bird"

an (noun, /ən/): "blood"

chaittil (noun, /xaɪɾɪl/): "boar"

ad (noun, /əd/): "bone"

ttejat (noun, /ɾɛdʒæt/): "breakfast"

sha (noun, /ʃə/): "breast"

ita (noun, /itə/): "brother"

nasabam (noun, /nəsəbam/): "castle"

ga (noun, /gə/): "cat"

atayv (noun, /ætev/): "cat"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "chest"

thavanaib (noun, /ðəvanaɪb/): "chicken"

azal (noun, /əzəl/): "claw"

hay (noun, /he/): "cloud"

sazus (noun, /səzus/): "coconut"

alittay (noun, /əliɾe/): "crime"

lil (noun, /lɪl/): "day"

sattath (noun, /səɾəð/): "dinner"

ithought (noun, /iðɒt/): "dog"

daj (noun, /dəj/): "drink"

ainadaf (noun, /aɪnədəf/): "dungeon"

ttip (noun, /ɾip/): "ear"

tuwavayt (noun, /tuwəvet/): "earth"

patti (noun, /pəɾɪ/): "egg"

bih (noun, /bɪh/): "elder"

anih (noun, /ənɪh/): "enemy"

af (noun, /əf/): "evening"

isasaba (noun, /ɪsəsəbə/): "eye"

aykeneba (noun, /ekɛnɛbə/): "family"

zanada (noun, /zanədə/): "father"

asila (noun, /əsilə/): "feather"

atta (noun, /əɾə/): "fight"

oughh (noun, /ɒh/): "finger"

apaytt (noun, /əpeɾ/): "fire"

kajemi (noun, /kəjɛmi/): "fish"

nahaiz (noun, /næhaɪz/): "flesh"

zutehud (noun, /zutɛhud/): "foot"

ttawnats (noun, /ɾonəts/): "forest"

awkaymacha (noun, /okemətʃə/): "fox"

pa (noun, /pə/): "friend"

talatt (noun, /tələɾ/): "goose"

na (noun, /nə/): "grease"

eb (noun, /ɛb/): "group"

as (noun, /æs/): "gulf"

azaw (noun, /əzo/): "hair"

udazitt (noun, /udəzɪɾ/): "hand"

azi (noun, /əzi/): "hat"

ayhawthoughli (noun, /ehoðɒlɪ/): "hate"

aguvaz (noun, /əguvæz/): "head"

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

thawza (noun, /ðozə/): "horn"

anaingu (noun, /ænaɪŋʌ/): "horse"

akawt (noun, /əkot/): "house"

bati (noun, /bəti/): "inn"

oughd (noun, /ɒd/): "island"

ttabika (noun, /ɾəbikə/): "jaw"

ittihiwa (noun, /ɪɾihɪwə/): "lake"

ze (noun, /zɛ/): "leaf"

atta (noun, /əɾə/): "leg"

edamig (noun, /ɛdəmig/): "liver"

zi (noun, /zi/): "louse"

ttath (noun, /ɾəð/): "love"

thadung (noun, /θaduŋ/): "lunch"

pav (noun, /pəv/): "man"

nimisa (noun, /nɪmɪsə/): "many"

tingun (noun, /tɪŋun/): "meal"

unaw (noun, /uno/): "metal"

chaithifa (noun, /tʃaɪðɪfə/): "mine"

sou (noun, /saʊ/): "monster"

dit (noun, /dɪt/): "moon"

tasinga (noun, /tasɪŋə/): "morning"

zalanan (noun, /zælənən/): "mother"

tawli (noun, /tolɪ/): "mountain"

efada (noun, /ɛfədə/): "mouth"

taka (noun, /təka/): "name"

epuz (noun, /ɛpuz/): "neck"

un (noun, /ʌn/): "night"

anima (noun, /anɪmə/): "noodle"

anoughlitti (noun, /ænɒlɪɾɪ/): "nose"

ttudaiday (noun, /ɾudaɪde/): "ocean"

anada (noun, /ənədə/): "parent"

awchada (noun, /otʃədə/): "path"

ttuth (noun, /ɾuð/): "peace"

oupai (noun, /aʊpaɪ/): "pepper"

atataysh (noun, /ətəteʃ/): "person"

ilad (noun, /iləd/): "pie"

ttoughna (noun, /ɾɒnə/): "pig"

ta (noun, /tə/): "rabbit"

boughtta (noun, /bɒɾə/): "rain"

iza (noun, /izə/): "rat"

nengiwah (noun, /nɛŋɪwəh/): "river"

natti (noun, /nəɾi/): "robe"

thewek (noun, /ðɛwɛk/): "rock"

uda (noun, /ʌdə/): "root"

ttat (noun, /ɾət/): "salt"

alaw (noun, /ələw/): "sand"

was (noun, /wəs/): "seed"

dabought (noun, /dəbɒt/): "sibling"

lak (noun, /lək/): "sister"

lad (noun, /læd/): "skin"

namil (noun, /nəmɪl/): "sky"

aza (noun, /æzə/): "smoke"

saylidat (noun, /selɪdət/): "snake"

di (noun, /dɪ/): "soup"

tattati (noun, /taɾəti/): "star"

awsh (noun, /oʃ/): "stew"

atutha (noun, /ætʌðə/): "stomach"

atafa (noun, /ætəfə/): "stone"

zat (noun, /zət/): "stream"

tahani (noun, /təhænɪ/): "sun"

pehuttu (noun, /pɛhuɾu/): "sword"

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

att (noun, /əɾ/): "tavern"

akaypit (noun, /əkepit/): "thumb"

naytaj (noun, /netədʒ/): "tongue"

lini (noun, /lɪni/): "tooth"

vaduka (noun, /vədʌkə/): "tree"

oughtus (noun, /ɒtʌs/): "truth"

paka (noun, /pæka/): "uncle"

ett (noun, /ɛɾ/): "valley"

ttattan (noun, /ɾəɾən/): "war"

aynit (noun, /enɪt/): "water"

utifila (noun, /utɪfila/): "way"

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

ngett (noun, /ŋɛɾ/): "woman"

siaisad (noun, /ʒaɪsəd/): "word"