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Titett

Titett Dictionary

Pronouns

itt (pronoun, /iɾ/): "he"

ele (pronoun, /ɛlɛ/): "she"

utt (pronoun, /ʌɾ/): "they"

tap (pronoun, /təp/): "you"

itt (pronoun, /ɪɾ/): "we"

ayl (pronoun, /el/): "I"

Articles

ta (article, /tə/): "a"

his (article, /hɪs/): "the"

Prepositions

ki (preposition, /kɪ/): "and"

thi (preposition, /ðɪ/): "as"

isutt (preposition, /ɪsʌɾ/): "from"

she (preposition, /ʃɛ/): "in"

doughhanough (preposition, /dɒhənɒ/): "of"

ilataitt (preposition, /ilətaɪɾ/): "or"

vayke (preposition, /vekɛ/): "to"

fi (preposition, /fi/): "will"

tap (preposition, /təp/): "with"

Numbers

bittough (number, /biɾɒ/): "zero"

ttutidu (number, /ɾutidu/): "one"

hetat (number, /hɛtət/): "two"

te (number, /tɛ/): "three"

sa (number, /sə/): "four"

saf (number, /səf/): "five"

izangatt (number, /ɪzaŋəɾ/): "six"

latat (number, /lətət/): "seven"

nisathu (number, /nisəðʌ/): "eight"

nazais (number, /nəzaɪs/): "nine"

un (number, /ʌn/): "ten"

Questions

ama (question, /æmæ/): "what"

asah (question, /æsəh/): "who"

athiki (question, /əðɪkɪ/): "how"

aila (question, /aɪlə/): "why"

aiva (question, /aɪvæ/): "when"

Interjections

sa (interjection, /sə/): "hello"

tilanil (interjection, /tilənɪl/): "goodbye"

thitti (interjection, /ðiɾi/): "hey"

ajay (interjection, /ədʒe/): "bye"

an (interjection, /ən/): "ouch"

ap (interjection, /æp/): "wow"

zinusa (interjection, /zɪnʌsə/): "uh"

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

si (interjection, /sɪ/): "um"

Adverbs

aithat (adverb, /aɪðæt/): "again"

ayfi (adverb, /efi/): "now"

awdattuthaw (adverb, /odəɾʌðo/): "soon"

tadich (adverb, /tədɪch/): "often"

in (adverb, /ɪn/): "sometimes"

jutha (adverb, /jʌðə/): "always"

kawzoughkay (adverb, /kozɒke/): "never"

ah (adverb, /əh/): "seldom"

Adjectives

chebay (adjective, /tʃɛbe/): "aromatic"

in (adjective, /in/): "basted"

ooda (adjective, /ʊdə/): "big"

abi (adjective, /əbɪ/): "bitter"

ttama (adjective, /ɾəma/): "black"

vusu (adjective, /vusu/): "blue"

igid (adjective, /ɪgid/): "brown"

ma (adjective, /mə/): "chilled"

isat (adjective, /ɪsət/): "cold"

nabukal (adjective, /nəbukəl/): "curried"

ayttawz (adjective, /eɾoz/): "dark"

ufi (adjective, /ʌfɪ/): "deep"

ttaymaw (adjective, /ɾemæw/): "divine"

fikadi (adjective, /fikədɪ/): "drunk"

daith (adjective, /daɪð/): "empty"

uz (adjective, /uz/): "evil"

kiteka (adjective, /kitɛkə/): "familiar"

amatitt (adjective, /əmətɪɾ/): "fat"

aynit (adjective, /enɪt/): "flat"

ttouma (adjective, /ɾaʊmæ/): "frail"

ah (adjective, /əh/): "fried"

fagelad (adjective, /fəgɛləd/): "full"

amaba (adjective, /əmabə/): "good"

aifanifay (adjective, /aɪfənɪfe/): "green"

ouda (adjective, /aʊdə/): "grey"

sawma (adjective, /somə/): "honest"

aizeta (adjective, /aɪzɛtə/): "hot"

hittug (adjective, /hɪɾʌg/): "light"

isisadu (adjective, /isisædʌ/): "long"

ayjidou (adjective, /ejidaʊ/): "loud"

ne (adjective, /nɛ/): "mortal"

awamayt (adjective, /æwəmet/): "mysterious"

hawanah (adjective, /həwanəh/): "narrow"

ichipu (adjective, /itʃipʌ/): "old"

awthaybiw (adjective, /oðebiw/): "orange"

depisiv (adjective, /dɛpɪsɪv/): "pungent"

ipineni (adjective, /ɪpɪnɛnɪ/): "purple"

oughpaw (adjective, /ɒpo/): "quiet"

aliza (adjective, /əlizæ/): "raw"

di (adjective, /dɪ/): "rectangular"

ttuttik (adjective, /ɾuɾɪk/): "red"

iloo (adjective, /ɪlʊ/): "roasted"

ittam (adjective, /iɾəm/): "round"

baibav (adjective, /baɪbəv/): "salty"

ib (adjective, /ɪb/): "savory"

du (adjective, /du/): "shallow"

hanoudaw (adjective, /hənaʊdo/): "short"

ala (adjective, /əlæ/): "smoked"

rritajak (adjective, /rɪtədʒæk/): "sober"

atami (adjective, /ətəmɪ/): "sour"

piduk (adjective, /pɪduk/): "spicy"

siku (adjective, /sɪku/): "spiral"

atanan (adjective, /atənən/): "square"

ayttitha (adjective, /eɾiðə/): "steamed"

ithesaw (adjective, /ɪðɛso/): "strange"

ila (adjective, /ilə/): "strong"

att (adjective, /aɾ/): "sturdy"

anatt (adjective, /ənæɾ/): "sweet"

abima (adjective, /əbɪmə/): "tall"

sia (adjective, /ʒə/): "thick"

ookan (adjective, /ʊkən/): "thin"

outisat (adjective, /aʊtɪsət/): "warm"

tittita (adjective, /tɪɾɪtə/): "weak"

nasu (adjective, /nəsu/): "white"

fanatt (adjective, /fənəɾ/): "wide"

at (adjective, /ət/): "yellow"

atoughthutti (adjective, /ətɒðuɾɪ/): "young"

Verbs

aviboughb (verb, /əvibɒb/): "bake"

attayv (verb, /æɾev/): "be"

sa (verb, /sə/): "belong"

dab (verb, /dæb/): "bite"

aww (verb, /ow/): "break"

ttoisan (verb, /ɾɔɪsən/): "burn"

litanu (verb, /lɪtənu/): "come"

ip (verb, /ɪp/): "die"

ttudajab (verb, /ɾudəjəb/): "drink"

du (verb, /dʌ/): "eat"

zudaynitt (verb, /zʌdenɪɾ/): "fall"

zisha (verb, /zɪʃæ/): "fight"

iza (verb, /izə/): "find"

sataynat (verb, /satenæt/): "fish"

atta (verb, /əɾə/): "fly"

kihechid (verb, /kihɛxid/): "frown"

nga (verb, /ŋə/): "go"

oughmi (verb, /ɒmi/): "growl"

ttalaizi (verb, /ɾælaɪzɪ/): "hate"

isihem (verb, /isihɛm/): "have"

zawta (verb, /zotə/): "hear"

lulangang (verb, /luləŋəŋ/): "hide"

uwat (verb, /uwət/): "hold"

soughninat (verb, /sɒnɪnət/): "hunt"

mi (verb, /mi/): "jump"

sida (verb, /sɪdə/): "kill"

awpawtayvay (verb, /opoteve/): "know"

ikesan (verb, /ɪkɛsan/): "laugh"

inadada (verb, /ɪnədədə/): "lie"

puwoughkus (verb, /pʌwɒkʌs/): "live"

keza (verb, /kɛza/): "lose"

thaw (verb, /ðo/): "love"

awtut (verb, /otʌt/): "need"

azan (verb, /azən/): "own"

alidi (verb, /ælɪdɪ/): "roast"

bul (verb, /bʌl/): "run"

isazoo (verb, /ɪsəzʊ/): "see"

ttini (verb, /ɾɪnɪ/): "sit"

asazat (verb, /əsəzət/): "sleep"

as (verb, /əs/): "smell"

alan (verb, /ələn/): "smile"

nafedou (verb, /nəfɛdaʊ/): "stand"

attidif (verb, /əɾɪdɪf/): "strike"

in (verb, /ɪn/): "swallow"

atikal (verb, /ətɪkəl/): "swim"

anadi (verb, /ənædi/): "taste"

oughtat (verb, /ɒtət/): "throw"

utta (verb, /ʌɾə/): "walk"

za (verb, /zə/): "want"

Nouns

et (noun, /ɛt/): "afternoon"

itaidawth (noun, /ɪtaɪdoð/): "ale"

litha (noun, /liða/): "all"

im (noun, /ɪm/): "alligator"

ahibatha (noun, /əhɪbəða/): "arm"

ailani (noun, /aɪlənɪ/): "ash"

attawt (noun, /aɾot/): "aunt"

zayditha (noun, /zedɪðə/): "axe"

dahawttough (noun, /dəhoɾɒ/): "bark"

na (noun, /nə/): "bay"

jisapaiw (noun, /jɪsəpaɪw/): "beer"

ddikin (noun, /ɽikin/): "beet"

ezoughn (noun, /ɛzɒn/): "bird"

itangawh (noun, /itəŋoh/): "blood"

asut (noun, /əsut/): "boar"

ijad (noun, /ɪjæd/): "bone"

ja (noun, /ja/): "breakfast"

attitha (noun, /æɾɪðə/): "breast"

dashazi (noun, /dəʃazɪ/): "brother"

athis (noun, /əðis/): "castle"

jip (noun, /jɪp/): "cat"

fiba (noun, /fɪbə/): "cat"

iniket (noun, /inɪkɛt/): "chest"

faifavayk (noun, /faɪfavek/): "chicken"

chan (noun, /tʃæn/): "claw"

ap (noun, /əp/): "cloud"

aysattitt (noun, /esəɾɪɾ/): "coconut"

ttittisay (noun, /ɾiɾɪse/): "crime"

id (noun, /ɪd/): "day"

ishay (noun, /ɪʃe/): "dinner"

ahan (noun, /ahən/): "dog"

timasi (noun, /tɪməsɪ/): "drink"

at (noun, /ət/): "dungeon"

ittatila (noun, /ɪɾətilə/): "ear"

touttit (noun, /taʊɾɪt/): "earth"

oughttattu (noun, /ɒɾæɾʌ/): "egg"

alatt (noun, /ələɾ/): "elder"

shalisah (noun, /ʃəlisəh/): "enemy"

atti (noun, /əɾɪ/): "evening"

atudanai (noun, /atudənaɪ/): "eye"

isesa (noun, /ɪsɛsə/): "family"

tith (noun, /tið/): "father"

da (noun, /də/): "feather"

hi (noun, /hɪ/): "fight"

inati (noun, /inətɪ/): "finger"

kattawsayl (noun, /kəɾosel/): "fire"

ne (noun, /nɛ/): "fish"

fatigu (noun, /fətigu/): "flesh"

alaz (noun, /əlaz/): "foot"

wattu (noun, /wəɾu/): "forest"

awtt (noun, /oɾ/): "fox"

ana (noun, /əna/): "friend"

loughnaj (noun, /lɒnæj/): "goose"

asanama (noun, /æsənamə/): "grease"

anai (noun, /ənaɪ/): "group"

nebimi (noun, /nɛbɪmɪ/): "gulf"

sahi (noun, /səhi/): "hair"

aithattid (noun, /aɪðəɾɪd/): "hand"

ati (noun, /əti/): "hat"

lid (noun, /lɪd/): "hate"

faiba (noun, /faɪbə/): "head"

tathathat (noun, /taðəðæt/): "hill"

ep (noun, /ɛp/): "horn"

attatt (noun, /əɾəɾ/): "horse"

jawthahoughs (noun, /joðəhɒs/): "house"

houte (noun, /haʊtɛ/): "inn"

he (noun, /hɛ/): "island"

tah (noun, /təh/): "jaw"

thangika (noun, /ðəŋɪkə/): "lake"

ttekayb (noun, /ɾɛkeb/): "leaf"

fataha (noun, /fətəhæ/): "leg"

adap (noun, /ædæp/): "liver"

athingute (noun, /əðɪŋʌtɛ/): "louse"

helitt (noun, /hɛliɾ/): "love"

zif (noun, /zɪf/): "lunch"

oughnawga (noun, /ɒnogə/): "man"

ana (noun, /ənə/): "many"

ittash (noun, /ɪɾəʃ/): "meal"

nimav (noun, /nimav/): "metal"

id (noun, /ɪd/): "mine"

ninash (noun, /nɪnæʃ/): "monster"

ttimoughtad (noun, /ɾɪmɒtəd/): "moon"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "morning"

teta (noun, /tɛtə/): "mother"

dilavaytt (noun, /dɪləveɾ/): "mountain"

za (noun, /zə/): "mouth"

azai (noun, /əzaɪ/): "name"

nid (noun, /nɪd/): "neck"

am (noun, /am/): "night"

kamaba (noun, /kəməbæ/): "noodle"

ttith (noun, /ɾɪð/): "nose"

naq (noun, /nəq/): "ocean"

asettayth (noun, /əsɛɾeð/): "parent"

patasa (noun, /pətəsə/): "path"

atouba (noun, /ətaʊbə/): "peace"

sawwayb (noun, /soweb/): "pepper"

basaw (noun, /bəso/): "person"

ete (noun, /ɛtɛ/): "pie"

ivatha (noun, /ɪvəðə/): "pig"

lai (noun, /laɪ/): "rabbit"

awttadal (noun, /oɾadæl/): "rain"

ipafab (noun, /ipəfəb/): "rat"

ipav (noun, /ɪpəv/): "river"

anes (noun, /ənɛs/): "robe"

taditou (noun, /tədɪtaʊ/): "rock"

attih (noun, /əɾɪh/): "root"

lut (noun, /lut/): "salt"

oughnittathi (noun, /ɒnɪɾəðɪ/): "sand"

dada (noun, /dədæ/): "seed"

izayhu (noun, /ɪzehʌ/): "sibling"

ninisha (noun, /nɪniʃə/): "sister"

natoonay (noun, /nətʊne/): "skin"

zalittav (noun, /zəliɾəv/): "sky"

thafamatt (noun, /ðəfæməɾ/): "smoke"

unashayttay (noun, /unəʃeɾe/): "snake"

tinita (noun, /tinɪtə/): "soup"

ttamoumayv (noun, /ɾəmaʊmev/): "star"

awthunegi (noun, /oðunɛgi/): "stew"

ayttiketh (noun, /eɾɪkɛð/): "stomach"

pasa (noun, /pəsə/): "stone"

ukaita (noun, /ukaɪtə/): "stream"

chaikas (noun, /tʃaɪkəs/): "sun"

unoingaz (noun, /ʌnɔɪŋəz/): "sword"

patoothaw (noun, /pətʊðəw/): "tail"

shidagih (noun, /ʃidəgɪh/): "tavern"

ttanittu (noun, /ɾənɪɾʌ/): "thumb"

ttoudag (noun, /ɾaʊdag/): "tongue"

namivai (noun, /nəmɪvaɪ/): "tooth"

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

pumatas (noun, /pumatəs/): "truth"

ayd (noun, /ed/): "uncle"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "valley"

aloilid (noun, /alɔɪlɪd/): "war"

aytsapi (noun, /etsəpi/): "water"

misisa (noun, /mɪsɪsa/): "way"

awlangoughf (noun, /oləŋɒf/): "wine"

lapay (noun, /læpe/): "woman"

ad (noun, /əd/): "word"