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Nafu

Nafu Dictionary

Pronouns

ttath (pronoun, /ɾəð/): "he"

kan (pronoun, /kæn/): "she"

aylai (pronoun, /elaɪ/): "they"

aychai (pronoun, /echaɪ/): "you"

pak (pronoun, /pək/): "we"

ane (pronoun, /ənɛ/): "I"

Articles

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

ddaip (article, /ɽaɪp/): "the"

Prepositions

adenan (preposition, /ædɛnən/): "and"

awithata (preposition, /əwiðətə/): "as"

diw (preposition, /diw/): "from"

chizak (preposition, /xɪzæk/): "in"

muz (preposition, /mʌz/): "of"

tawutta (preposition, /təwuɾə/): "or"

atan (preposition, /ətən/): "to"

att (preposition, /əɾ/): "will"

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

Numbers

umusi (number, /ʌmusɪ/): "zero"

nanawtta (number, /nənoɾə/): "one"

panawdit (number, /pænodit/): "two"

nin (number, /nin/): "three"

kisha (number, /kiʃə/): "four"

haw (number, /hæw/): "five"

aypawvathay (number, /epovæðe/): "six"

ita (number, /ɪta/): "seven"

alubat (number, /alubət/): "eight"

ihuttain (number, /ɪhʌɾaɪn/): "nine"

za (number, /zə/): "ten"

Questions

tanaw (question, /tæno/): "what"

chamai (question, /tʃəmaɪ/): "who"

mi (question, /mɪ/): "how"

de (question, /dɛ/): "why"

latis (question, /lətis/): "when"

Interjections

pa (interjection, /pæ/): "hello"

ata (interjection, /atə/): "goodbye"

awwu (interjection, /owu/): "hey"

ti (interjection, /tɪ/): "bye"

dadumayf (interjection, /dədumef/): "ouch"

zaiv (interjection, /zaɪv/): "wow"

oughdathila (interjection, /ɒdəðilæ/): "uh"

mawnupatt (interjection, /monʌpəɾ/): "er"

agi (interjection, /əgi/): "um"

Adverbs

anihawa (adverb, /ənihəwə/): "again"

sen (adverb, /sɛn/): "now"

tinisaiy (adverb, /tɪnisaɪy/): "soon"

ilatiki (adverb, /ilətikɪ/): "often"

ttu (adverb, /ɾu/): "sometimes"

attayh (adverb, /æɾeh/): "always"

ushakich (adverb, /uʃəkich/): "never"

atat (adverb, /ətət/): "seldom"

Adjectives

yi (adjective, /yɪ/): "aromatic"

unathad (adjective, /ʌnaθəd/): "basted"

di (adjective, /dɪ/): "big"

silai (adjective, /silaɪ/): "bitter"

ejajaw (adjective, /ɛdʒədʒəw/): "black"

alaydah (adjective, /əledəh/): "blue"

uttaiza (adjective, /uɾaɪzə/): "brown"

iwip (adjective, /ɪwɪp/): "chilled"

vaki (adjective, /vækɪ/): "cold"

zakuth (adjective, /zəkuð/): "curried"

tti (adjective, /ɾi/): "dark"

way (adjective, /we/): "deep"

ilawought (adjective, /ɪləwɒt/): "divine"

apa (adjective, /əpə/): "drunk"

sa (adjective, /sə/): "empty"

min (adjective, /mɪn/): "evil"

aytt (adjective, /eɾ/): "familiar"

afipoughki (adjective, /əfipɒkɪ/): "fat"

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

atata (adjective, /ətətə/): "frail"

oodimaiba (adjective, /ʊdɪmaɪbə/): "fried"

viwitt (adjective, /viwiɾ/): "full"

nanuha (adjective, /nənʌhə/): "good"

faha (adjective, /fæhə/): "green"

za (adjective, /zə/): "grey"

idahetti (adjective, /ɪdəhɛɾi/): "honest"

finatta (adjective, /finəɾa/): "hot"

vaw (adjective, /vo/): "light"

ifa (adjective, /ifə/): "long"

zit (adjective, /zɪt/): "loud"

huloughteh (adjective, /hʌlɒtɛh/): "mortal"

anatanai (adjective, /ənətənaɪ/): "mysterious"

fasu (adjective, /fasu/): "narrow"

uhazi (adjective, /uhəzɪ/): "old"

alay (adjective, /əle/): "orange"

atti (adjective, /əɾɪ/): "pungent"

sittay (adjective, /siɾe/): "purple"

alafay (adjective, /ələfe/): "quiet"

goukadi (adjective, /gaʊkədi/): "raw"

ngitale (adjective, /ŋɪtælɛ/): "rectangular"

akaid (adjective, /əkaɪd/): "red"

unaych (adjective, /ʌnetʃ/): "roasted"

tudethay (adjective, /tudɛðe/): "round"

atudazai (adjective, /ətudəzaɪ/): "salty"

uttought (adjective, /uɾɒt/): "savory"

lawttaibav (adjective, /loɾaɪbəv/): "shallow"

doughsa (adjective, /dɒsə/): "short"

na (adjective, /nə/): "smoked"

panaysh (adjective, /pəneʃ/): "sober"

aliyaydi (adjective, /əlɪyedɪ/): "sour"

watta (adjective, /wəɾa/): "spicy"

malayzay (adjective, /məleze/): "spiral"

atta (adjective, /əɾə/): "square"

azatt (adjective, /əzæɾ/): "steamed"

mawthathitt (adjective, /moðəðɪɾ/): "strange"

wawtt (adjective, /woɾ/): "strong"

att (adjective, /æɾ/): "sturdy"

ettutti (adjective, /ɛɾuɾɪ/): "sweet"

ttisutt (adjective, /ɾɪsʌɾ/): "tall"

tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "thick"

ayvit (adjective, /evɪt/): "thin"

atattafu (adjective, /ətaɾəfʌ/): "warm"

itt (adjective, /ɪɾ/): "weak"

dizicha (adjective, /dizitʃə/): "white"

vanaz (adjective, /vənəz/): "wide"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "yellow"

wich (adjective, /wɪch/): "young"

Verbs

ese (verb, /ɛsɛ/): "bake"

amuvadu (verb, /amʌvædu/): "be"

agitab (verb, /agɪtəb/): "belong"

likoughji (verb, /lɪkɒji/): "bite"

ni (verb, /nɪ/): "break"

chatt (verb, /chəɾ/): "burn"

lawthudai (verb, /loðʌdaɪ/): "come"

ewunutta (verb, /ɛwunʌɾæ/): "die"

ala (verb, /əlæ/): "drink"

ad (verb, /əd/): "eat"

efada (verb, /ɛfadə/): "fall"

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

ttouth (verb, /ɾaʊð/): "find"

isi (verb, /ɪsɪ/): "fish"

atayt (verb, /ətet/): "fly"

nisula (verb, /nisʌlə/): "frown"

angiwanu (verb, /əŋɪwənʌ/): "go"

quzaf (verb, /quzəf/): "growl"

nittanas (verb, /niɾənəs/): "hate"

toughttin (verb, /tɒɾɪn/): "have"

ayjasin (verb, /edʒæsɪn/): "hear"

aiwif (verb, /aɪwif/): "hide"

ech (verb, /ɛtʃ/): "hold"

elatav (verb, /ɛlətæv/): "hunt"

oota (verb, /ʊtə/): "jump"

abana (verb, /abænæ/): "kill"

it (verb, /ɪt/): "know"

edi (verb, /ɛdi/): "laugh"

uchapatha (verb, /ʌtʃəpəðə/): "lie"

attibib (verb, /əɾɪbib/): "live"

lanatt (verb, /lənəɾ/): "lose"

mak (verb, /mək/): "love"

awal (verb, /əwəl/): "need"

isika (verb, /isikæ/): "own"

gadet (verb, /gədɛt/): "roast"

sat (verb, /sət/): "run"

imusai (verb, /ɪmusaɪ/): "see"

thousab (verb, /ðaʊsəb/): "sit"

ittawika (verb, /ɪɾəwɪkə/): "sleep"

akava (verb, /akəvə/): "smell"

ike (verb, /ɪkɛ/): "smile"

ijul (verb, /ɪjʌl/): "stand"

thazata (verb, /ðəzətə/): "strike"

awikeza (verb, /əwɪkɛzə/): "swallow"

ttepough (verb, /ɾɛpɒ/): "swim"

ttan (verb, /ɾən/): "taste"

baynaja (verb, /benədʒə/): "throw"

aloottay (verb, /əlʊɾe/): "walk"

afayn (verb, /əfen/): "want"

Nouns

ttiwoughd (noun, /ɾiwɒd/): "afternoon"

ila (noun, /ɪla/): "ale"

sayzawlaf (noun, /sezoləf/): "all"

dafitt (noun, /dafɪɾ/): "alligator"

kisagayz (noun, /kisægez/): "arm"

utakoo (noun, /ʌtəkʊ/): "ash"

tough (noun, /tɒ/): "aunt"

attidaws (noun, /əɾɪdos/): "axe"

nathegi (noun, /nəðɛgɪ/): "bark"

ayda (noun, /edæ/): "bay"

aitha (noun, /aɪðæ/): "beer"

alayta (noun, /əletə/): "beet"

ifawn (noun, /ifon/): "bird"

il (noun, /ɪl/): "blood"

oughdifing (noun, /ɒdɪfɪŋ/): "boar"

kithut (noun, /kɪðut/): "bone"

ade (noun, /ədɛ/): "breakfast"

pithige (noun, /piðigɛ/): "breast"

uwug (noun, /ʌwug/): "brother"

netithab (noun, /nɛtɪðəb/): "castle"

at (noun, /ət/): "cat"

at (noun, /æt/): "cat"

igaykaz (noun, /ɪgekəz/): "chest"

vunataw (noun, /vʌnətaw/): "chicken"

aw (noun, /əw/): "claw"

atafiti (noun, /ætəfitɪ/): "cloud"

nididd (noun, /nɪdiɽ/): "coconut"

ttidoughtab (noun, /ɾɪdɒtab/): "crime"

ittattet (noun, /ɪɾəɾɛt/): "day"

mejamin (noun, /mɛjæmɪn/): "dinner"

ipane (noun, /ipənɛ/): "dog"

al (noun, /æl/): "drink"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "dungeon"

fanai (noun, /fanaɪ/): "ear"

avayn (noun, /əven/): "earth"

sias (noun, /ʒəs/): "egg"

shatavit (noun, /ʃətəvit/): "elder"

paihas (noun, /paɪhəs/): "enemy"

oughfat (noun, /ɒfət/): "evening"

aituthama (noun, /aɪtuðəmæ/): "eye"

titatat (noun, /tɪtətæt/): "family"

izaw (noun, /ɪzo/): "father"

thaysapuh (noun, /θesəpʌh/): "feather"

zad (noun, /zəd/): "fight"

da (noun, /dæ/): "finger"

nough (noun, /nɒ/): "fire"

ipada (noun, /ɪpədə/): "fish"

ukoo (noun, /ʌkʊ/): "flesh"

diliha (noun, /dɪlɪha/): "foot"

daima (noun, /daɪmə/): "forest"

etattiti (noun, /ɛtəɾɪti/): "fox"

ifenaday (noun, /ɪfɛnəde/): "friend"

asus (noun, /əsus/): "goose"

tootu (noun, /tʊtʌ/): "grease"

uvah (noun, /uvəh/): "group"

lawatal (noun, /ləwətəl/): "gulf"

miza (noun, /mɪzə/): "hair"

miw (noun, /mɪw/): "hand"

ase (noun, /əsɛ/): "hat"

atalaich (noun, /ətælaɪtʃ/): "hate"

guk (noun, /guk/): "head"

adajiti (noun, /ədəjɪtɪ/): "hill"

pa (noun, /pə/): "horn"

ittenika (noun, /ɪɾɛnika/): "horse"

ikuttatt (noun, /ikuɾəɾ/): "house"

aydadat (noun, /edədət/): "inn"

kazathas (noun, /kəzəðəs/): "island"

jawm (noun, /jom/): "jaw"

kathasan (noun, /kæðæsan/): "lake"

ajoughttiwu (noun, /əjɒɾiwu/): "leaf"

ib (noun, /ɪb/): "leg"

thamusi (noun, /ðamusɪ/): "liver"

ukanaitay (noun, /ukənaɪte/): "louse"

anathuki (noun, /ænəðʌkɪ/): "love"

asiz (noun, /əsiz/): "lunch"

awitai (noun, /əwɪtaɪ/): "man"

awadasaw (noun, /əwədaso/): "many"

tayth (noun, /teð/): "meal"

ttatatai (noun, /ɾætətaɪ/): "metal"

aikaw (noun, /aɪko/): "mine"

thala (noun, /ðələ/): "monster"

attisemai (noun, /əɾɪsɛmaɪ/): "moon"

kisitiw (noun, /kɪsɪtɪw/): "morning"

nganitti (noun, /ŋənɪɾi/): "mother"

minasay (noun, /minəse/): "mountain"

ttipimip (noun, /ɾɪpɪmɪp/): "mouth"

awipal (noun, /əwɪpəl/): "name"

ilaba (noun, /ilæbə/): "neck"

uzihiz (noun, /ʌzɪhɪz/): "night"

kasas (noun, /kəsəs/): "noodle"

ikawsit (noun, /ikosit/): "nose"

ikit (noun, /ɪkɪt/): "ocean"

thumam (noun, /ðʌməm/): "parent"

asika (noun, /əsikə/): "path"

zasiadi (noun, /zaʒədi/): "peace"

maizaywi (noun, /maɪzewɪ/): "pepper"

inisik (noun, /ɪnɪsɪk/): "person"

adi (noun, /ədɪ/): "pie"

biwa (noun, /bɪwə/): "pig"

thesasham (noun, /ðɛsæʃəm/): "rabbit"

kichaze (noun, /kɪxæzɛ/): "rain"

inutatta (noun, /ɪnʌtæɾə/): "rat"

uduvi (noun, /ʌduvɪ/): "river"

bi (noun, /bɪ/): "robe"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "rock"

tabayvas (noun, /təbevəs/): "root"

shurrad (noun, /ʃʌrəd/): "salt"

ounitaba (noun, /aʊnɪtæbə/): "sand"

doughsaysha (noun, /dɒseʃa/): "seed"

ni (noun, /ni/): "sibling"

wi (noun, /wɪ/): "sister"

ttamoul (noun, /ɾəmaʊl/): "skin"

abai (noun, /əbaɪ/): "sky"

tavanu (noun, /təvənu/): "smoke"

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

tathaiva (noun, /tæθaɪvæ/): "soup"

nipipad (noun, /nipipəd/): "star"

kadi (noun, /kədɪ/): "stew"

toughmawit (noun, /tɒməwɪt/): "stomach"

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

ilittinough (noun, /ɪlɪɾɪnɒ/): "stream"

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

atates (noun, /ætatɛs/): "sword"

akuva (noun, /əkʌvə/): "tail"

ttinoughdi (noun, /ɾɪnɒdi/): "tavern"

boi (noun, /bɔɪ/): "thumb"

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

thuzasaw (noun, /ðʌzəso/): "tooth"

itayyat (noun, /iteyət/): "tree"

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

ibavu (noun, /ɪbəvʌ/): "uncle"

fula (noun, /fʌlæ/): "valley"

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

oitingi (noun, /ɔɪtɪŋi/): "water"

zal (noun, /zəl/): "way"

sittad (noun, /sɪɾəd/): "wine"

me (noun, /mɛ/): "woman"

ttidaba (noun, /ɾɪdəbə/): "word"