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Aipirra

Aipirra Dictionary

Pronouns

oughn (pronoun, /ɒn/): "he"

ab (pronoun, /əb/): "she"

as (pronoun, /əs/): "they"

nu (pronoun, /nʌ/): "you"

ttain (pronoun, /ɾaɪn/): "we"

pi (pronoun, /pɪ/): "I"

Articles

vak (article, /vək/): "a"

ki (article, /kɪ/): "the"

Prepositions

dana (preposition, /dənə/): "and"

tavaynay (preposition, /təvene/): "as"

apatounga (preposition, /əpətaʊŋæ/): "from"

oisipide (preposition, /ɔɪsipɪdɛ/): "in"

emathayth (preposition, /ɛməðeð/): "of"

inal (preposition, /inəl/): "or"

adaila (preposition, /ədaɪlə/): "to"

ivainatha (preposition, /ivaɪnəðæ/): "will"

maytati (preposition, /metətɪ/): "with"

Numbers

henouna (number, /hɛnaʊnæ/): "zero"

alin (number, /əlin/): "one"

ani (number, /ənɪ/): "two"

tootaki (number, /tʊtəki/): "three"

uthashi (number, /uθəʃɪ/): "four"

iwi (number, /ɪwɪ/): "five"

tisataz (number, /tisətəz/): "six"

ekipan (number, /ɛkipən/): "seven"

thit (number, /ðɪt/): "eight"

nish (number, /nɪʃ/): "nine"

ufay (number, /ufe/): "ten"

Questions

uhi (question, /ʌhɪ/): "what"

pichifaw (question, /pɪtʃifo/): "who"

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

itubani (question, /itʌbæni/): "why"

kil (question, /kil/): "when"

Interjections

ufawvali (interjection, /ʌfovalɪ/): "hello"

pi (interjection, /pɪ/): "goodbye"

ibough (interjection, /ibɒ/): "hey"

ta (interjection, /ta/): "bye"

inebeki (interjection, /inɛbɛki/): "ouch"

ada (interjection, /ædə/): "wow"

tal (interjection, /təl/): "uh"

ttai (interjection, /ɾaɪ/): "er"

awnoo (interjection, /onʊ/): "um"

Adverbs

ibunayj (adverb, /ɪbunej/): "again"

zilala (adverb, /zɪlələ/): "now"

ja (adverb, /jə/): "soon"

ninitted (adverb, /niniɾɛd/): "often"

ufavattu (adverb, /ufəvəɾu/): "sometimes"

dazida (adverb, /dæzɪdə/): "always"

isalutt (adverb, /isəluɾ/): "never"

moi (adverb, /mɔɪ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ba (adjective, /bæ/): "aromatic"

oughsib (adjective, /ɒsɪb/): "basted"

toughle (adjective, /tɒlɛ/): "big"

hunittu (adjective, /hʌnɪɾu/): "bitter"

ebuta (adjective, /ɛbutə/): "black"

ulat (adjective, /ulət/): "blue"

natun (adjective, /nætʌn/): "brown"

aiba (adjective, /aɪba/): "chilled"

toochika (adjective, /tʊchɪkæ/): "cold"

wetaja (adjective, /wɛtədʒa/): "curried"

aku (adjective, /əku/): "dark"

anaite (adjective, /ənaɪtɛ/): "deep"

aji (adjective, /əji/): "divine"

une (adjective, /ʌnɛ/): "drunk"

gisap (adjective, /gisəp/): "empty"

awpati (adjective, /opətɪ/): "evil"

tadooyough (adjective, /tədʊyɒ/): "familiar"

thaz (adjective, /ðəz/): "fat"

iku (adjective, /ɪkʌ/): "flat"

samah (adjective, /səməh/): "frail"

atough (adjective, /ətɒ/): "fried"

ttesi (adjective, /ɾɛsi/): "full"

oughg (adjective, /ɒg/): "good"

acathaiw (adjective, /əcəðaɪw/): "green"

saga (adjective, /səga/): "grey"

dawtata (adjective, /dotætə/): "honest"

caim (adjective, /caɪm/): "hot"

aw (adjective, /əw/): "light"

ethidaita (adjective, /ɛðidaɪta/): "long"

tawitay (adjective, /tawɪte/): "loud"

ethaza (adjective, /ɛðəzə/): "mortal"

salu (adjective, /səlʌ/): "mysterious"

suha (adjective, /suhæ/): "narrow"

ttavatha (adjective, /ɾəvaðə/): "old"

anga (adjective, /əŋə/): "orange"

outha (adjective, /aʊθə/): "pungent"

nattaibu (adjective, /nəɾaɪbu/): "purple"

edawna (adjective, /ɛdonæ/): "quiet"

ethawti (adjective, /ɛðotɪ/): "raw"

aynas (adjective, /enəs/): "rectangular"

net (adjective, /nɛt/): "red"

matta (adjective, /məɾə/): "roasted"

umana (adjective, /umanə/): "round"

anifatta (adjective, /ənɪfəɾə/): "salty"

janilan (adjective, /jænɪlan/): "savory"

ap (adjective, /əp/): "shallow"

athifaz (adjective, /əðɪfəz/): "short"

imittach (adjective, /imɪɾətʃ/): "smoked"

inoughw (adjective, /inɒw/): "sober"

fawz (adjective, /foz/): "sour"

thittai (adjective, /ðɪɾaɪ/): "spicy"

la (adjective, /lə/): "spiral"

ekizett (adjective, /ɛkizɛɾ/): "square"

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

ni (adjective, /nɪ/): "strange"

mai (adjective, /maɪ/): "strong"

athaymin (adjective, /əðemin/): "sturdy"

edithi (adjective, /ɛdɪðɪ/): "sweet"

awttanuh (adjective, /oɾænuh/): "tall"

nated (adjective, /nætɛd/): "thick"

ka (adjective, /kə/): "thin"

uth (adjective, /ʌð/): "warm"

ttaittilai (adjective, /ɾaɪɾɪlaɪ/): "weak"

lidik (adjective, /lɪdɪk/): "white"

alesh (adjective, /əlɛʃ/): "wide"

saf (adjective, /səf/): "yellow"

amaba (adjective, /aməbə/): "young"

Verbs

foul (verb, /faʊl/): "bake"

tech (verb, /tɛx/): "be"

pinanab (verb, /pɪnænəb/): "belong"

idafa (verb, /ɪdæfə/): "bite"

umen (verb, /umɛn/): "break"

en (verb, /ɛn/): "burn"

nay (verb, /ne/): "come"

ittayla (verb, /ɪɾelə/): "die"

ujawd (verb, /ujod/): "drink"

ash (verb, /əʃ/): "eat"

otak (verb, /ɔtək/): "fall"

savattab (verb, /səvəɾab/): "fight"

awpajin (verb, /opəjɪn/): "find"

ayshitah (verb, /eʃɪtəh/): "fish"

zihanu (verb, /zɪhanʌ/): "fly"

alaital (verb, /əlaɪtəl/): "frown"

uv (verb, /uv/): "go"

tapahoughs (verb, /tapəhɒs/): "growl"

pi (verb, /pɪ/): "hate"

futhilub (verb, /fʌðilʌb/): "have"

siwa (verb, /sɪwə/): "hear"

aita (verb, /aɪtə/): "hide"

aytaib (verb, /etaɪb/): "hold"

zay (verb, /ze/): "hunt"

esanasi (verb, /ɛsənəsɪ/): "jump"

ain (verb, /aɪn/): "kill"

lawthayda (verb, /loðedə/): "know"

haw (verb, /ho/): "laugh"

lattayki (verb, /læɾekɪ/): "lie"

dibaysa (verb, /dɪbesə/): "live"

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

lattool (verb, /læɾʊl/): "love"

that (verb, /θæt/): "need"

put (verb, /put/): "own"

uthala (verb, /uθælə/): "roast"

daittaitta (verb, /daɪɾaɪɾə/): "run"

ak (verb, /ək/): "see"

natatt (verb, /nətəɾ/): "sit"

thaili (verb, /ðaɪli/): "sleep"

isa (verb, /ɪsə/): "smell"

wavad (verb, /wəvəd/): "smile"

akinil (verb, /əkinɪl/): "stand"

zi (verb, /zɪ/): "strike"

noughsi (verb, /nɒsɪ/): "swallow"

lasap (verb, /ləsəp/): "swim"

jiji (verb, /jɪjɪ/): "taste"

awsishugi (verb, /osiʃʌgi/): "throw"

nuttifa (verb, /nʌɾɪfə/): "walk"

tti (verb, /ɾi/): "want"

Nouns

asifu (noun, /æsifʌ/): "afternoon"

ap (noun, /əp/): "ale"

abuni (noun, /æbunɪ/): "all"

achaditt (noun, /əxədɪɾ/): "alligator"

unafi (noun, /ʌnæfɪ/): "arm"

qitifal (noun, /qɪtɪfəl/): "ash"

athathat (noun, /æθəðət/): "aunt"

zu (noun, /zu/): "axe"

lettikoi (noun, /lɛɾɪkɔɪ/): "bark"

agachough (noun, /əgətʃɒ/): "bay"

daythichu (noun, /deðɪchʌ/): "beer"

ttinav (noun, /ɾɪnəv/): "beet"

chanuth (noun, /tʃənʌð/): "bird"

ma (noun, /mə/): "blood"

iz (noun, /ɪz/): "boar"

as (noun, /əs/): "bone"

aiz (noun, /aɪz/): "breakfast"

ikiga (noun, /ɪkigæ/): "breast"

thazoukoo (noun, /ðəzaʊkʊ/): "brother"

itsawk (noun, /ɪtsok/): "castle"

fe (noun, /fɛ/): "cat"

afay (noun, /əfe/): "cat"

littattid (noun, /liɾəɾid/): "chest"

goughn (noun, /gɒn/): "chicken"

ttisain (noun, /ɾɪsaɪn/): "claw"

ngayvan (noun, /ŋevən/): "cloud"

iddawli (noun, /ɪɽoli/): "coconut"

pittoum (noun, /pɪɾaʊm/): "crime"

attizoot (noun, /əɾɪzʊt/): "day"

unaynanu (noun, /ʌnenənʌ/): "dinner"

ttattid (noun, /ɾæɾɪd/): "dog"

zas (noun, /zəs/): "drink"

na (noun, /nə/): "dungeon"

itamahi (noun, /ɪtəməhi/): "ear"

aniloughta (noun, /ənilɒtə/): "earth"

lawn (noun, /lon/): "egg"

thunatti (noun, /ðʌnəɾɪ/): "elder"

dagutt (noun, /dəgʌɾ/): "enemy"

ttavi (noun, /ɾəvɪ/): "evening"

dufayri (noun, /dufeɹɪ/): "eye"

waw (noun, /wo/): "family"

ttaza (noun, /ɾəza/): "father"

saz (noun, /səz/): "feather"

oughtitti (noun, /ɒtɪɾɪ/): "fight"

diba (noun, /dɪbə/): "finger"

atta (noun, /aɾə/): "fire"

oughjuda (noun, /ɒjʌdə/): "fish"

abingi (noun, /əbɪŋi/): "flesh"

zinisirr (noun, /zɪnisɪr/): "foot"

matt (noun, /məɾ/): "forest"

pabun (noun, /pəbun/): "fox"

ubanacha (noun, /ubənəxæ/): "friend"

ana (noun, /ənə/): "goose"

izi (noun, /ɪzɪ/): "grease"

itir (noun, /ɪtɪɹ/): "group"

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

damudi (noun, /dəmudi/): "hair"

dutawjaw (noun, /dutojo/): "hand"

awh (noun, /oh/): "hat"

is (noun, /ɪs/): "hate"

saqithig (noun, /səqɪðɪg/): "head"

uttai (noun, /ʌɾaɪ/): "hill"

ttikadoo (noun, /ɾikadʊ/): "horn"

nawfi (noun, /nofɪ/): "horse"

datt (noun, /dəɾ/): "house"

atta (noun, /əɾə/): "inn"

laniz (noun, /lənɪz/): "island"

duji (noun, /dudʒɪ/): "jaw"

adi (noun, /ədi/): "lake"

tikan (noun, /tikən/): "leaf"

ina (noun, /ɪnə/): "leg"

adaiw (noun, /ədaɪw/): "liver"

aynitt (noun, /enɪɾ/): "louse"

atai (noun, /ətaɪ/): "love"

es (noun, /ɛs/): "lunch"

id (noun, /ɪd/): "man"

awzil (noun, /ozil/): "many"

zehanid (noun, /zɛhənid/): "meal"

pama (noun, /pəmə/): "metal"

alefas (noun, /əlɛfəs/): "mine"

ttoughnap (noun, /ɾɒnap/): "monster"

nu (noun, /nu/): "moon"

wila (noun, /wɪlə/): "morning"

un (noun, /ʌn/): "mother"

amebaw (noun, /amɛbəw/): "mountain"

awtai (noun, /otaɪ/): "mouth"

las (noun, /ləs/): "name"

bit (noun, /bɪt/): "neck"

timid (noun, /tɪmid/): "night"

awaynasi (noun, /awenəʒ/): "noodle"

yithi (noun, /yɪðɪ/): "nose"

tu (noun, /tʌ/): "ocean"

jashasa (noun, /dʒæʃəsæ/): "parent"

ttawaz (noun, /ɾəwəz/): "path"

sigati (noun, /sigəti/): "peace"

attasha (noun, /əɾəʃə/): "pepper"

itan (noun, /itæn/): "person"

baw (noun, /bəw/): "pie"

ttihapav (noun, /ɾihəpəv/): "pig"

aha (noun, /əhə/): "rabbit"

ingaz (noun, /ɪŋəz/): "rain"

joo (noun, /jʊ/): "rat"

mazak (noun, /məzək/): "river"

tanamay (noun, /tənəme/): "robe"

aichahi (noun, /aɪtʃæhɪ/): "rock"

dizaysa (noun, /dɪzesə/): "root"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "salt"

duvebah (noun, /dʌvɛbæh/): "sand"

chipay (noun, /tʃipe/): "seed"

nough (noun, /nɒ/): "sibling"

taw (noun, /təw/): "sister"

ivudiw (noun, /ivʌdɪw/): "skin"

ag (noun, /əg/): "sky"

amika (noun, /əmɪkæ/): "smoke"

ihathett (noun, /ɪhəðɛɾ/): "snake"

fanaynga (noun, /fəneŋæ/): "soup"

tas (noun, /tæs/): "star"

pah (noun, /pæh/): "stew"

bitta (noun, /bɪɾə/): "stomach"

hitihatt (noun, /hɪtihæɾ/): "stone"

enitayl (noun, /ɛnɪtel/): "stream"

unakila (noun, /ʌnəkɪlə/): "sun"

zapap (noun, /zəpəp/): "sword"

ta (noun, /tə/): "tail"

nusit (noun, /nusit/): "tavern"

abetat (noun, /əbɛtət/): "thumb"

satadoun (noun, /sətədaʊn/): "tongue"

es (noun, /ɛs/): "tooth"

ig (noun, /ɪg/): "tree"

asit (noun, /əsɪt/): "truth"

kuz (noun, /kuz/): "uncle"

iva (noun, /ivə/): "valley"

isatuw (noun, /ɪsətuw/): "war"

noopu (noun, /nʊpu/): "water"

ettay (noun, /ɛɾe/): "way"

sayvat (noun, /sevət/): "wine"

thaytitti (noun, /ðetɪɾi/): "woman"

azasayk (noun, /əzəsek/): "word"