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Kitizaf

Kitizaf Dictionary

Pronouns

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

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

iwou (pronoun, /ɪwaʊ/): "they"

imai (pronoun, /ɪmaɪ/): "you"

ka (pronoun, /kə/): "we"

tiz (pronoun, /tɪz/): "I"

Articles

ati (article, /ətɪ/): "a"

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

Prepositions

sawd (preposition, /sod/): "and"

ahefaf (preposition, /əhɛfæf/): "as"

atatalu (preposition, /ətətəlʌ/): "from"

nasa (preposition, /næsə/): "in"

chada (preposition, /tʃədə/): "of"

thad (preposition, /ðəd/): "or"

nainitat (preposition, /naɪnɪtət/): "to"

ha (preposition, /hə/): "will"

aittem (preposition, /aɪɾɛm/): "with"

Numbers

ukamak (number, /ʌkæmək/): "zero"

ttam (number, /ɾəm/): "one"

fasuna (number, /fəsʌnə/): "two"

sudali (number, /sudælɪ/): "three"

za (number, /zæ/): "four"

taza (number, /tæzæ/): "five"

azidaway (number, /əzidəwe/): "six"

afoughkath (number, /əfɒkəð/): "seven"

na (number, /nə/): "eight"

uwi (number, /ʌwi/): "nine"

etha (number, /ɛðə/): "ten"

Questions

azade (question, /əzədɛ/): "what"

akased (question, /əkəsɛd/): "who"

na (question, /na/): "how"

salulitt (question, /sæluliɾ/): "why"

noowa (question, /nʊwə/): "when"

Interjections

soughd (interjection, /sɒd/): "hello"

nayjawttil (interjection, /nedʒoɾɪl/): "goodbye"

tta (interjection, /ɾə/): "hey"

aymewith (interjection, /emɛwɪð/): "bye"

if (interjection, /if/): "ouch"

ichaithi (interjection, /ɪtʃaɪθɪ/): "wow"

du (interjection, /du/): "uh"

adi (interjection, /ədɪ/): "er"

mithaluk (interjection, /mɪðəluk/): "um"

Adverbs

mit (adverb, /mɪt/): "again"

mu (adverb, /mʌ/): "now"

at (adverb, /ət/): "soon"

amaz (adverb, /əmæz/): "often"

shanaywa (adverb, /ʃənewə/): "sometimes"

tadulou (adverb, /tædulaʊ/): "always"

ifittai (adverb, /ifiɾaɪ/): "never"

ainazib (adverb, /aɪnəzɪb/): "seldom"

Adjectives

thettoughnaw (adjective, /θɛɾɒnəw/): "aromatic"

hou (adjective, /haʊ/): "basted"

zanaju (adjective, /zænəjʌ/): "big"

etel (adjective, /ɛtɛl/): "bitter"

sebatip (adjective, /sɛbətip/): "black"

awfaw (adjective, /ofo/): "blue"

shuttase (adjective, /ʃʌɾəsɛ/): "brown"

fuzanaw (adjective, /fʌzano/): "chilled"

ayfaittayfaw (adjective, /efaɪɾefo/): "cold"

aib (adjective, /aɪb/): "curried"

apa (adjective, /əpə/): "dark"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "deep"

patta (adjective, /paɾə/): "divine"

akingeth (adjective, /əkɪŋɛð/): "drunk"

atsus (adjective, /ætsʌs/): "empty"

saku (adjective, /sækʌ/): "evil"

utt (adjective, /uɾ/): "familiar"

isittou (adjective, /ɪsiɾaʊ/): "fat"

ilive (adjective, /ɪlivɛ/): "flat"

adi (adjective, /ədi/): "frail"

isasa (adjective, /ɪsəsə/): "fried"

ifeth (adjective, /ɪfɛð/): "full"

titte (adjective, /tɪɾɛ/): "good"

apivay (adjective, /əpive/): "green"

ashough (adjective, /əʃɒ/): "grey"

awsedaw (adjective, /osɛdo/): "honest"

isabi (adjective, /ɪsəbɪ/): "hot"

attaytt (adjective, /æɾeɾ/): "light"

asaittisi (adjective, /əsaɪɾɪsi/): "long"

welun (adjective, /wɛlʌn/): "loud"

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

amihu (adjective, /əmɪhu/): "mysterious"

lapazi (adjective, /ləpəzɪ/): "narrow"

ttawlai (adjective, /ɾolaɪ/): "old"

je (adjective, /jɛ/): "orange"

amitt (adjective, /əmɪɾ/): "pungent"

thin (adjective, /θɪn/): "purple"

ttasithaw (adjective, /ɾəsiðo/): "quiet"

thala (adjective, /ðəlæ/): "raw"

ashinu (adjective, /əʃɪnʌ/): "rectangular"

zas (adjective, /zas/): "red"

afusouha (adjective, /əfʌsaʊhə/): "roasted"

vaifebav (adjective, /vaɪfɛbəv/): "round"

unuf (adjective, /unʌf/): "salty"

awu (adjective, /æwu/): "savory"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "shallow"

titifa (adjective, /tɪtɪfə/): "short"

ik (adjective, /ɪk/): "smoked"

jisithash (adjective, /dʒɪsɪðaʃ/): "sober"

awn (adjective, /on/): "sour"

awoughkawai (adjective, /əwɒkəwaɪ/): "spicy"

ih (adjective, /ih/): "spiral"

akittanay (adjective, /əkiɾəne/): "square"

enuwak (adjective, /ɛnʌwək/): "steamed"

sanamen (adjective, /sənəmɛn/): "strange"

woughb (adjective, /wɒb/): "strong"

us (adjective, /us/): "sturdy"

ettaki (adjective, /ɛɾəki/): "sweet"

ni (adjective, /nɪ/): "tall"

kak (adjective, /kək/): "thick"

paw (adjective, /paw/): "thin"

ayatta (adjective, /əyaɾə/): "warm"

ttu (adjective, /ɾu/): "weak"

matha (adjective, /məðə/): "white"

tewifoughf (adjective, /tɛwɪfɒf/): "wide"

avachad (adjective, /avəxad/): "yellow"

oughzawdopaw (adjective, /ɒzodɔpo/): "young"

Verbs

attawttiz (verb, /aɾoɾiz/): "bake"

tafawitt (verb, /təfəwɪɾ/): "be"

aizawd (verb, /aɪzod/): "belong"

avi (verb, /ævi/): "bite"

tta (verb, /ɾa/): "break"

saloughgap (verb, /səlɒgəp/): "burn"

sut (verb, /sut/): "come"

taikawtt (verb, /taɪkoɾ/): "die"

aled (verb, /əlɛd/): "drink"

atteviw (verb, /əɾɛviw/): "eat"

thik (verb, /θɪk/): "fall"

ttoughn (verb, /ɾɒn/): "fight"

shahiz (verb, /ʃəhɪz/): "find"

sai (verb, /saɪ/): "fish"

akanatt (verb, /əkənæɾ/): "fly"

ayval (verb, /evæl/): "frown"

aybafani (verb, /ebæfənɪ/): "go"

ttawbepaz (verb, /ɾobɛpaz/): "growl"

battadain (verb, /bəɾadaɪn/): "hate"

enadidi (verb, /ɛnədidɪ/): "have"

ttavittis (verb, /ɾəviɾɪs/): "hear"

loughf (verb, /lɒf/): "hide"

idaizapa (verb, /idaɪzəpa/): "hold"

asasu (verb, /əsəsʌ/): "hunt"

ttaditta (verb, /ɾədiɾæ/): "jump"

ithe (verb, /ɪðɛ/): "kill"

noona (verb, /nʊnə/): "know"

nattoughn (verb, /nəɾɒn/): "laugh"

laykeve (verb, /lekɛvɛ/): "lie"

chapi (verb, /tʃəpɪ/): "live"

oughman (verb, /ɒmən/): "lose"

emetad (verb, /ɛmɛtəd/): "love"

louf (verb, /laʊf/): "need"

ttaitha (verb, /ɾaɪðæ/): "own"

sutt (verb, /suɾ/): "roast"

enunav (verb, /ɛnʌnəv/): "run"

asangima (verb, /əsəŋɪmə/): "see"

azola (verb, /əzɔlə/): "sit"

katt (verb, /kəɾ/): "sleep"

wa (verb, /wə/): "smell"

att (verb, /əɾ/): "smile"

baidaniv (verb, /baɪdənɪv/): "stand"

iving (verb, /ɪviŋ/): "strike"

uba (verb, /ubə/): "swallow"

ka (verb, /kə/): "swim"

ila (verb, /ɪlæ/): "taste"

ttawth (verb, /ɾoð/): "throw"

it (verb, /ɪt/): "walk"

an (verb, /æn/): "want"

Nouns

oughna (noun, /ɒnə/): "afternoon"

pawb (noun, /pob/): "ale"

ahayni (noun, /əheni/): "all"

thu (noun, /ðʌ/): "alligator"

ngetoubuz (noun, /ŋɛtaʊbʌz/): "arm"

tizai (noun, /tizaɪ/): "ash"

itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "aunt"

itha (noun, /ɪðə/): "axe"

iwazatt (noun, /ɪwæzəɾ/): "bark"

ettidika (noun, /ɛɾɪdɪka/): "bay"

aba (noun, /əbæ/): "beer"

thatinitt (noun, /ðətɪnɪɾ/): "beet"

ibi (noun, /ɪbi/): "bird"

toughli (noun, /tɒli/): "blood"

kahamood (noun, /kahæmʊd/): "boar"

ati (noun, /ətɪ/): "bone"

ma (noun, /mə/): "breakfast"

jah (noun, /jəh/): "breast"

nasez (noun, /nəsɛz/): "brother"

il (noun, /il/): "castle"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "cat"

voughsasad (noun, /vɒsəsəd/): "cat"

natt (noun, /nəɾ/): "chest"

ngi (noun, /ŋi/): "chicken"

attanisi (noun, /əɾænɪsi/): "claw"

aynaw (noun, /eno/): "cloud"

taj (noun, /təj/): "coconut"

ettalitt (noun, /ɛɾəlɪɾ/): "crime"

esh (noun, /ɛʃ/): "day"

amaipai (noun, /əmaɪpaɪ/): "dinner"

akabibou (noun, /əkəbibaʊ/): "dog"

add (noun, /əɽ/): "drink"

adayvai (noun, /adevaɪ/): "dungeon"

aidavili (noun, /aɪdəvɪlɪ/): "ear"

ufini (noun, /ʌfɪni/): "earth"

ila (noun, /ilə/): "egg"

teti (noun, /tɛtɪ/): "elder"

mivinga (noun, /mɪviŋə/): "enemy"

ath (noun, /əð/): "evening"

ttas (noun, /ɾəs/): "eye"

it (noun, /it/): "family"

nenen (noun, /nɛnɛn/): "father"

anawtt (noun, /ænoɾ/): "feather"

ahipoo (noun, /əhɪpʊ/): "fight"

adez (noun, /adɛz/): "finger"

aynaisir (noun, /enaɪsiɹ/): "fire"

ayn (noun, /en/): "fish"

itawle (noun, /ɪtolɛ/): "flesh"

ttinoughm (noun, /ɾinɒm/): "foot"

ethawsi (noun, /ɛðosɪ/): "forest"

ashanay (noun, /əʃæne/): "fox"

ak (noun, /ək/): "friend"

idimas (noun, /ɪdɪməs/): "goose"

ettatt (noun, /ɛɾæɾ/): "grease"

nipitt (noun, /nɪpɪɾ/): "group"

naysaleth (noun, /nesælɛð/): "gulf"

ettik (noun, /ɛɾik/): "hair"

kasazal (noun, /kəsəzəl/): "hand"

kaba (noun, /kəbə/): "hat"

vam (noun, /vəm/): "hate"

negawttay (noun, /nɛgoɾe/): "head"

idepays (noun, /idɛpes/): "hill"

wini (noun, /wɪnɪ/): "horn"

iboughttad (noun, /ibɒɾəd/): "horse"

saman (noun, /sæmən/): "house"

uttubaq (noun, /uɾʌbaq/): "inn"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "island"

alanay (noun, /ələne/): "jaw"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "lake"

awttotooth (noun, /oɾɔtʊð/): "leaf"

nakan (noun, /nəkæn/): "leg"

atta (noun, /əɾə/): "liver"

tine (noun, /tinɛ/): "louse"

angatt (noun, /əŋæɾ/): "love"

tikupu (noun, /tɪkʌpu/): "lunch"

talata (noun, /tələtə/): "man"

isinai (noun, /ɪsinaɪ/): "many"

ilamu (noun, /ilæmʌ/): "meal"

lalasa (noun, /laləsə/): "metal"

af (noun, /əf/): "mine"

vak (noun, /vak/): "monster"

aymuzatu (noun, /emuzətu/): "moon"

ilattaykoo (noun, /ɪləɾekʊ/): "morning"

tawedip (noun, /tæwɛdɪp/): "mother"

atta (noun, /əɾə/): "mountain"

set (noun, /sɛt/): "mouth"

nood (noun, /nʊd/): "name"

banip (noun, /bənɪp/): "neck"

athas (noun, /əðəs/): "night"

jootiv (noun, /jʊtɪv/): "noodle"

juf (noun, /jʌf/): "nose"

afuttaza (noun, /afuɾəzə/): "ocean"

tayful (noun, /teful/): "parent"

awl (noun, /ol/): "path"

izitha (noun, /ɪzɪðə/): "peace"

asatadi (noun, /æsətədi/): "pepper"

upaka (noun, /upəkə/): "person"

dath (noun, /dəð/): "pie"

anad (noun, /anæd/): "pig"

athatha (noun, /əðəðə/): "rabbit"

nuyaf (noun, /nuyəf/): "rain"

ana (noun, /ənə/): "rat"

dittaiwi (noun, /dɪɾaɪwi/): "river"

daitt (noun, /daɪɾ/): "robe"

oughmat (noun, /ɒmət/): "rock"

afasi (noun, /əfasɪ/): "root"

thaytim (noun, /ðetɪm/): "salt"

ttoukim (noun, /ɾaʊkɪm/): "sand"

gumid (noun, /gʌmid/): "seed"

aib (noun, /aɪb/): "sibling"

akaithipou (noun, /ækaɪðipaʊ/): "sister"

tatta (noun, /təɾə/): "skin"

ethattisi (noun, /ɛðəɾɪsɪ/): "sky"

wada (noun, /wədə/): "smoke"

vittatta (noun, /vɪɾəɾə/): "snake"

akinizi (noun, /əkinizɪ/): "soup"

ib (noun, /ib/): "star"

amimiku (noun, /əmɪmɪku/): "stew"

sililup (noun, /sɪlilup/): "stomach"

sitatte (noun, /sitəɾɛ/): "stone"

atha (noun, /əðə/): "stream"

atti (noun, /əɾɪ/): "sun"

athoughnid (noun, /əðɒnɪd/): "sword"

cu (noun, /cu/): "tail"

uguw (noun, /ugʌw/): "tavern"

ihakez (noun, /ihəkɛz/): "thumb"

uttid (noun, /uɾid/): "tongue"

ain (noun, /aɪn/): "tooth"

abu (noun, /əbu/): "tree"

aybitt (noun, /ebɪɾ/): "truth"

aithayqa (noun, /aɪðeqæ/): "uncle"

tibek (noun, /tɪbɛk/): "valley"

el (noun, /ɛl/): "war"

ettoughpitta (noun, /ɛɾɒpiɾæ/): "water"

aysivet (noun, /esɪvɛt/): "way"

nak (noun, /nək/): "wine"

taza (noun, /təza/): "woman"

vikitu (noun, /vɪkɪtu/): "word"