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Nukas

Nukas Dictionary

Pronouns

afa (pronoun, /æfə/): "he"

us (pronoun, /us/): "she"

satt (pronoun, /saɾ/): "they"

tav (pronoun, /təv/): "you"

ili (pronoun, /ilɪ/): "we"

asi (pronoun, /əsɪ/): "I"

Articles

ma (article, /mə/): "a"

ika (article, /ɪkə/): "the"

Prepositions

ttaka (preposition, /ɾəkæ/): "and"

ut (preposition, /ʌt/): "as"

nat (preposition, /næt/): "from"

uh (preposition, /uh/): "in"

ttipalip (preposition, /ɾipəlɪp/): "of"

aypaitt (preposition, /epaɪɾ/): "or"

bini (preposition, /bɪni/): "to"

uni (preposition, /ʌnɪ/): "will"

bajaittuz (preposition, /bədʒaɪɾʌz/): "with"

Numbers

tan (number, /tən/): "zero"

awl (number, /ol/): "one"

anakawa (number, /anækəwə/): "two"

ttus (number, /ɾʌs/): "three"

fan (number, /fæn/): "four"

zaw (number, /zo/): "five"

adaykim (number, /ədekim/): "six"

ashuloughm (number, /əʃʌlɒm/): "seven"

oughhisa (number, /ɒhɪsə/): "eight"

inay (number, /ɪne/): "nine"

adip (number, /adɪp/): "ten"

Questions

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

sait (question, /saɪt/): "who"

ta (question, /tə/): "how"

kittoika (question, /kɪɾɔɪkə/): "why"

duv (question, /dʌv/): "when"

Interjections

asabapa (interjection, /əsəbəpə/): "hello"

uk (interjection, /ʌk/): "goodbye"

tit (interjection, /tit/): "hey"

bi (interjection, /bɪ/): "bye"

hisuti (interjection, /hɪsuti/): "ouch"

ngab (interjection, /ŋəb/): "wow"

abawdu (interjection, /əbodu/): "uh"

vali (interjection, /vəlɪ/): "er"

esawai (interjection, /ɛsəwaɪ/): "um"

Adverbs

fetha (adverb, /fɛðə/): "again"

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

sulaka (adverb, /sʌlakə/): "soon"

noothapaw (adverb, /nʊðəpəw/): "often"

emejitha (adverb, /ɛmɛjɪða/): "sometimes"

in (adverb, /ɪn/): "always"

ananik (adverb, /ənənik/): "never"

susa (adverb, /susə/): "seldom"

Adjectives

akittaimi (adjective, /əkɪɾaɪmɪ/): "aromatic"

at (adjective, /ət/): "basted"

sihiwatt (adjective, /sɪhiwəɾ/): "big"

aitt (adjective, /aɪɾ/): "bitter"

unejiw (adjective, /ʌnɛjiw/): "black"

jasayd (adjective, /jəsed/): "blue"

adetat (adjective, /ədɛtət/): "brown"

eba (adjective, /ɛba/): "chilled"

mipunud (adjective, /mɪpʌnud/): "cold"

hawkay (adjective, /hoke/): "curried"

al (adjective, /əl/): "dark"

ttikithan (adjective, /ɾɪkiðən/): "deep"

desa (adjective, /dɛsə/): "divine"

aipawu (adjective, /aɪpəwʌ/): "drunk"

ha (adjective, /hə/): "empty"

chim (adjective, /chɪm/): "evil"

hakanai (adjective, /hakənaɪ/): "familiar"

ungazada (adjective, /uŋəzədæ/): "fat"

apoughsen (adjective, /æpɒsɛn/): "flat"

oughnenat (adjective, /ɒnɛnət/): "frail"

ewadatte (adjective, /ɛwædəɾɛ/): "fried"

zaysays (adjective, /zeses/): "full"

zahuth (adjective, /zæhʌð/): "good"

tazadawn (adjective, /təzædon/): "green"

ta (adjective, /ta/): "grey"

miw (adjective, /mɪw/): "honest"

dayttiwath (adjective, /deɾiwəð/): "hot"

awati (adjective, /əwati/): "light"

oka (adjective, /ɔkə/): "long"

ad (adjective, /əd/): "loud"

thu (adjective, /ðu/): "mortal"

ttitoutt (adjective, /ɾɪtaʊɾ/): "mysterious"

attetam (adjective, /əɾɛtəm/): "narrow"

jangen (adjective, /jəŋɛn/): "old"

aih (adjective, /aɪh/): "orange"

zi (adjective, /zi/): "pungent"

widay (adjective, /wide/): "purple"

ata (adjective, /ətæ/): "quiet"

athizi (adjective, /əðizi/): "raw"

ava (adjective, /əvə/): "rectangular"

ataws (adjective, /ətos/): "red"

ihaiza (adjective, /ɪhaɪza/): "roasted"

in (adjective, /ɪn/): "round"

dah (adjective, /dəh/): "salty"

zasha (adjective, /zæʃə/): "savory"

ittoughtiv (adjective, /ɪɾɒtɪv/): "shallow"

sudisa (adjective, /sʌdɪsə/): "short"

zoughta (adjective, /zɒtə/): "smoked"

tuzai (adjective, /tʌzaɪ/): "sober"

atawis (adjective, /ətæwis/): "sour"

idajizough (adjective, /ɪdədʒɪzɒ/): "spicy"

angadaw (adjective, /əŋədo/): "spiral"

dasadett (adjective, /dəsadɛɾ/): "square"

hap (adjective, /hap/): "steamed"

ib (adjective, /ɪb/): "strange"

afakas (adjective, /əfəkəs/): "strong"

alihu (adjective, /əlɪhu/): "sturdy"

daj (adjective, /dədʒ/): "sweet"

nivaiwitt (adjective, /nivaɪwɪɾ/): "tall"

vithaytt (adjective, /vɪðeɾ/): "thick"

wipi (adjective, /wipɪ/): "thin"

idad (adjective, /ɪdəd/): "warm"

atattu (adjective, /ətəɾu/): "weak"

pattake (adjective, /pəɾəkɛ/): "white"

anapi (adjective, /ənəpi/): "wide"

younudi (adjective, /yaʊnudɪ/): "yellow"

edadaiki (adjective, /ɛdædaɪki/): "young"

Verbs

asayne (verb, /əsenɛ/): "bake"

tti (verb, /ɾɪ/): "be"

lettat (verb, /lɛɾət/): "belong"

mim (verb, /mim/): "bite"

acha (verb, /əxa/): "break"

va (verb, /və/): "burn"

nisidai (verb, /nɪsidaɪ/): "come"

ate (verb, /ətɛ/): "die"

paidud (verb, /paɪdud/): "drink"

wusim (verb, /wusim/): "eat"

thiziva (verb, /ðizivə/): "fall"

abitt (verb, /əbiɾ/): "fight"

ta (verb, /tæ/): "find"

se (verb, /sɛ/): "fish"

anuzatt (verb, /anuzəɾ/): "fly"

zana (verb, /zænə/): "frown"

agivan (verb, /əgɪvən/): "go"

datizou (verb, /dətizaʊ/): "growl"

nazata (verb, /næzatə/): "hate"

datt (verb, /dəɾ/): "have"

as (verb, /əs/): "hear"

ja (verb, /dʒa/): "hide"

oughlasa (verb, /ɒləsæ/): "hold"

usavuttaw (verb, /usəvuɾo/): "hunt"

atefin (verb, /ətɛfɪn/): "jump"

zat (verb, /zət/): "kill"

thejough (verb, /ðɛjɒ/): "know"

aw (verb, /aw/): "laugh"

attib (verb, /əɾib/): "lie"

etti (verb, /ɛɾɪ/): "live"

anatah (verb, /ənətəh/): "lose"

itoughtt (verb, /ɪtɒɾ/): "love"

zat (verb, /zət/): "need"

pukath (verb, /pukəð/): "own"

hina (verb, /hɪna/): "roast"

nipaddad (verb, /nipaɽəd/): "run"

ttisunu (verb, /ɾisʌnʌ/): "see"

alaysais (verb, /əlesaɪs/): "sit"

ijasiete (verb, /ɪdʒəʒɛtɛ/): "sleep"

ginape (verb, /ginəpɛ/): "smell"

aiji (verb, /aɪjɪ/): "smile"

ashough (verb, /əʃɒ/): "stand"

ana (verb, /əna/): "strike"

amawmew (verb, /əmomɛw/): "swallow"

ub (verb, /ub/): "swim"

thafat (verb, /ðəfət/): "taste"

ichin (verb, /itʃɪn/): "throw"

atatt (verb, /ætəɾ/): "walk"

battapayn (verb, /bəɾəpen/): "want"

Nouns

att (noun, /əɾ/): "afternoon"

tuficha (noun, /tufɪxæ/): "ale"

latik (noun, /lətik/): "all"

dat (noun, /dæt/): "alligator"

lawdi (noun, /lodɪ/): "arm"

ta (noun, /tə/): "ash"

timaydal (noun, /tɪmedəl/): "aunt"

ttahif (noun, /ɾəhɪf/): "axe"

izasiv (noun, /izasɪv/): "bark"

itta (noun, /ɪɾə/): "bay"

asoughman (noun, /əsɒmæn/): "beer"

vaykab (noun, /vekəb/): "beet"

lud (noun, /lʌd/): "bird"

atichapough (noun, /ətɪchæpɒ/): "blood"

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

oom (noun, /ʊm/): "bone"

isafattai (noun, /ɪsəfəɾaɪ/): "breakfast"

he (noun, /hɛ/): "breast"

foughgaw (noun, /fɒgəw/): "brother"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "castle"

sinuttat (noun, /sinuɾət/): "cat"

lili (noun, /lɪli/): "cat"

rrijel (noun, /rɪdʒɛl/): "chest"

if (noun, /ɪf/): "chicken"

thidika (noun, /ðɪdikə/): "claw"

sahe (noun, /səhɛ/): "cloud"

atil (noun, /ətil/): "coconut"

nanadi (noun, /nənədi/): "crime"

nepi (noun, /nɛpi/): "day"

visounid (noun, /visaʊnɪd/): "dinner"

ddisabal (noun, /ɽɪsəbæl/): "dog"

anath (noun, /ənəð/): "drink"

utt (noun, /ʌɾ/): "dungeon"

ada (noun, /ədə/): "ear"

na (noun, /nə/): "earth"

awchu (noun, /ochu/): "egg"

aitabima (noun, /aɪtəbɪmə/): "elder"

naygai (noun, /negaɪ/): "enemy"

mifat (noun, /mɪfət/): "evening"

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

epupulay (noun, /ɛpʌpule/): "family"

zu (noun, /zʌ/): "father"

aithe (noun, /aɪðɛ/): "feather"

akitil (noun, /akɪtɪl/): "fight"

ba (noun, /bə/): "finger"

ttoding (noun, /ɾɔdiŋ/): "fire"

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

apa (noun, /əpə/): "flesh"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "foot"

mis (noun, /mɪs/): "forest"

outuvid (noun, /aʊtuvid/): "fox"

kootoughdi (noun, /kʊtɒdɪ/): "friend"

nen (noun, /nɛn/): "goose"

ainatafa (noun, /aɪnətæfə/): "grease"

lahukay (noun, /ləhʌke/): "group"

itali (noun, /ɪtəli/): "gulf"

napesatt (noun, /nəpɛsəɾ/): "hair"

zawattay (noun, /zəwəɾe/): "hand"

titi (noun, /titi/): "hat"

toughsis (noun, /tɒsis/): "hate"

ala (noun, /əla/): "head"

witt (noun, /wɪɾ/): "hill"

isi (noun, /ɪsɪ/): "horn"

kazu (noun, /kəzu/): "horse"

ittih (noun, /iɾɪh/): "house"

ait (noun, /aɪt/): "inn"

azasa (noun, /əzəsə/): "island"

luttail (noun, /luɾaɪl/): "jaw"

tatt (noun, /tæɾ/): "lake"

al (noun, /əl/): "leaf"

tath (noun, /təð/): "leg"

ttidasev (noun, /ɾidæsɛv/): "liver"

ttook (noun, /ɾʊk/): "louse"

ttaluli (noun, /ɾælʌlɪ/): "love"

voughm (noun, /vɒm/): "lunch"

awtasha (noun, /otæʃæ/): "man"

awsesayttu (noun, /osɛseɾʌ/): "many"

edaylatta (noun, /ɛdelæɾə/): "meal"

noodaibough (noun, /nʊdaɪbɒ/): "metal"

ttaila (noun, /ɾaɪlə/): "mine"

ashahara (noun, /æʃəhaɹə/): "monster"

shi (noun, /ʃɪ/): "moon"

ngezun (noun, /ŋɛzʌn/): "morning"

sefat (noun, /sɛfət/): "mother"

latinga (noun, /lætɪŋə/): "mountain"

ning (noun, /niŋ/): "mouth"

awzalay (noun, /ozəle/): "name"

at (noun, /æt/): "neck"

dapanatt (noun, /dæpənaɾ/): "night"

av (noun, /əv/): "noodle"

fi (noun, /fi/): "nose"

tainatal (noun, /taɪnətæl/): "ocean"

sakai (noun, /səkaɪ/): "parent"

evuze (noun, /ɛvuzɛ/): "path"

napatad (noun, /napətəd/): "peace"

mi (noun, /mɪ/): "pepper"

dedaw (noun, /dɛdo/): "person"

akikazu (noun, /əkikəzu/): "pie"

ittak (noun, /iɾæk/): "pig"

isalaha (noun, /isəlæhə/): "rabbit"

ttimittay (noun, /ɾimɪɾe/): "rain"

aws (noun, /os/): "rat"

iz (noun, /ɪz/): "river"

leles (noun, /lɛlɛs/): "robe"

datanas (noun, /dətanəs/): "rock"

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

ahid (noun, /æhid/): "salt"

imaythej (noun, /imeðɛdʒ/): "sand"

athawk (noun, /æðok/): "seed"

sachutte (noun, /sətʃʌɾɛ/): "sibling"

ith (noun, /ɪð/): "sister"

uttabasi (noun, /uɾəbasi/): "skin"

azuwam (noun, /əzʌwəm/): "sky"

ita (noun, /ɪtə/): "smoke"

pivit (noun, /pɪvit/): "snake"

etataw (noun, /ɛtəto/): "soup"

chayz (noun, /tʃez/): "star"

uttoottata (noun, /uɾʊɾətə/): "stew"

oughzinangay (noun, /ɒzɪnæŋe/): "stomach"

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

fav (noun, /fæv/): "stream"

awttida (noun, /oɾɪda/): "sun"

oon (noun, /ʊn/): "sword"

miliday (noun, /mɪlɪde/): "tail"

chitte (noun, /tʃɪɾɛ/): "tavern"

idi (noun, /idɪ/): "thumb"

ud (noun, /ud/): "tongue"

azathai (noun, /əzæðaɪ/): "tooth"

kugathis (noun, /kugəðis/): "tree"

duhekaytt (noun, /duhɛkeɾ/): "truth"

detim (noun, /dɛtɪm/): "uncle"

math (noun, /mæθ/): "valley"

lapud (noun, /lapud/): "war"

isitti (noun, /ɪsiɾi/): "water"

ayvel (noun, /evɛl/): "way"

nawupay (noun, /nəwupe/): "wine"

laiz (noun, /laɪz/): "woman"

ivafou (noun, /ɪvəfaʊ/): "word"