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Iwavag

Iwavag Dictionary

Pronouns

awg (pronoun, /og/): "he"

ami (pronoun, /æmɪ/): "she"

kooj (pronoun, /kʊj/): "they"

kayl (pronoun, /kel/): "you"

ich (pronoun, /itʃ/): "we"

ttak (pronoun, /ɾæk/): "I"

Articles

uma (article, /umə/): "a"

chough (article, /xɒ/): "the"

Prepositions

lawkules (preposition, /lokʌlɛs/): "and"

ekin (preposition, /ɛkɪn/): "as"

thaf (preposition, /ðəf/): "from"

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

thanath (preposition, /ðænəð/): "of"

tilase (preposition, /tiləsɛ/): "or"

chittak (preposition, /tʃiɾək/): "to"

in (preposition, /ɪn/): "will"

oughlibi (preposition, /ɒlɪbɪ/): "with"

Numbers

abawf (number, /əbof/): "zero"

oughng (number, /ɒŋ/): "one"

vottathal (number, /vɔɾəθəl/): "two"

aja (number, /əjə/): "three"

ta (number, /tə/): "four"

ittoos (number, /iɾʊs/): "five"

lunid (number, /lunɪd/): "six"

ep (number, /ɛp/): "seven"

ut (number, /ʌt/): "eight"

an (number, /ən/): "nine"

aydaiv (number, /edaɪv/): "ten"

Questions

gan (question, /gæn/): "what"

lada (question, /lædə/): "who"

tta (question, /ɾə/): "how"

al (question, /əl/): "why"

takani (question, /təkanɪ/): "when"

Interjections

ttouki (interjection, /ɾaʊkɪ/): "hello"

thadaytal (interjection, /ðædetəl/): "goodbye"

athattas (interjection, /æðəɾəs/): "hey"

azinaha (interjection, /azɪnəhæ/): "bye"

awbai (interjection, /obaɪ/): "ouch"

thanu (interjection, /ðænu/): "wow"

din (interjection, /dɪn/): "uh"

adengu (interjection, /ədɛŋu/): "er"

itaittike (interjection, /ɪtaɪɾikɛ/): "um"

Adverbs

azak (adverb, /æzək/): "again"

thuzawsi (adverb, /ðʌzosɪ/): "now"

utta (adverb, /uɾa/): "soon"

atap (adverb, /ətəp/): "often"

akough (adverb, /akɒ/): "sometimes"

math (adverb, /mæð/): "always"

itisiai (adverb, /itiʒaɪ/): "never"

aka (adverb, /akə/): "seldom"

Adjectives

pa (adjective, /pə/): "aromatic"

tuwa (adjective, /tʌwæ/): "basted"

za (adjective, /zə/): "big"

tarawloughn (adjective, /təɹolɒn/): "bitter"

awoughddaj (adjective, /awɒɽæj/): "black"

matti (adjective, /maɾɪ/): "blue"

val (adjective, /vəl/): "brown"

iladi (adjective, /ilədɪ/): "chilled"

ti (adjective, /tɪ/): "cold"

nun (adjective, /nun/): "curried"

ttaythat (adjective, /ɾeðət/): "dark"

aydethi (adjective, /edɛðɪ/): "deep"

ttit (adjective, /ɾɪt/): "divine"

afouk (adjective, /æfaʊk/): "drunk"

ttid (adjective, /ɾid/): "empty"

apittai (adjective, /əpɪɾaɪ/): "evil"

datanam (adjective, /dətənəm/): "familiar"

afu (adjective, /əfʌ/): "fat"

tou (adjective, /taʊ/): "flat"

ij (adjective, /ij/): "frail"

uve (adjective, /ʌvɛ/): "fried"

hik (adjective, /hɪk/): "full"

dijoosas (adjective, /dɪjʊsæs/): "good"

aydudiz (adjective, /edʌdɪz/): "green"

thittu (adjective, /ðiɾu/): "grey"

matha (adjective, /məðə/): "honest"

alaimuza (adjective, /əlaɪmʌzæ/): "hot"

asid (adjective, /əsɪd/): "light"

attithayd (adjective, /əɾɪðed/): "long"

imamuw (adjective, /imæmʌw/): "loud"

batela (adjective, /bætɛlə/): "mortal"

pa (adjective, /pə/): "mysterious"

na (adjective, /nə/): "narrow"

amet (adjective, /əmɛt/): "old"

ithata (adjective, /ɪðatə/): "orange"

aitti (adjective, /aɪɾɪ/): "pungent"

ddituw (adjective, /ɽɪtʌw/): "purple"

edaikasu (adjective, /ɛdaɪkəsʌ/): "quiet"

ti (adjective, /tɪ/): "raw"

utesa (adjective, /ʌtɛsə/): "rectangular"

chidaida (adjective, /tʃɪdaɪdə/): "red"

tasanal (adjective, /təsənal/): "roasted"

zag (adjective, /zəg/): "round"

akidi (adjective, /əkɪdɪ/): "salty"

nge (adjective, /ŋɛ/): "savory"

thittil (adjective, /ðiɾɪl/): "shallow"

vathema (adjective, /vaðɛmə/): "short"

gal (adjective, /gəl/): "smoked"

lid (adjective, /lɪd/): "sober"

doughk (adjective, /dɒk/): "sour"

ttuwaka (adjective, /ɾuwəkə/): "spicy"

ap (adjective, /əp/): "spiral"

ittovu (adjective, /iɾɔvʌ/): "square"

ujus (adjective, /ʌjʌs/): "steamed"

cisuttay (adjective, /cɪsuɾe/): "strange"

iddizata (adjective, /iɽizəta/): "strong"

hettaisa (adjective, /hɛɾaɪsə/): "sturdy"

ibi (adjective, /ɪbɪ/): "sweet"

ttaybasi (adjective, /ɾebəsɪ/): "tall"

ttayttita (adjective, /ɾeɾɪtə/): "thick"

lai (adjective, /laɪ/): "thin"

nayg (adjective, /neg/): "warm"

nawita (adjective, /nəwitə/): "weak"

kupa (adjective, /kupə/): "white"

aykingav (adjective, /ekɪŋæv/): "wide"

itanu (adjective, /ɪtænu/): "yellow"

ttittuhaim (adjective, /ɾiɾʌhaɪm/): "young"

Verbs

pihazid (verb, /pihæzɪd/): "bake"

ipafin (verb, /ipəfɪn/): "be"

imilida (verb, /ɪmilɪdə/): "belong"

pa (verb, /pæ/): "bite"

nigayja (verb, /nɪgejə/): "break"

ti (verb, /tɪ/): "burn"

nitt (verb, /niɾ/): "come"

ttaytala (verb, /ɾetəlæ/): "die"

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

kisaje (verb, /kisæjɛ/): "eat"

ttai (verb, /ɾaɪ/): "fall"

ayvudike (verb, /evʌdikɛ/): "fight"

iti (verb, /ɪtɪ/): "find"

pinath (verb, /pɪnəð/): "fish"

da (verb, /də/): "fly"

aisa (verb, /aɪsə/): "frown"

athaytuf (verb, /əðetuf/): "go"

esawnig (verb, /ɛsonig/): "growl"

lettough (verb, /lɛɾɒ/): "hate"

itay (verb, /ɪtəy/): "have"

shates (verb, /ʃətɛs/): "hear"

sa (verb, /sæ/): "hide"

fayttuhu (verb, /feɾuhu/): "hold"

ubasa (verb, /ʌbasə/): "hunt"

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

tasat (verb, /təsæt/): "kill"

iwab (verb, /iwəb/): "know"

ehayn (verb, /ɛhen/): "laugh"

ettisittai (verb, /ɛɾɪsɪɾaɪ/): "lie"

awfath (verb, /ofəð/): "live"

bata (verb, /bætə/): "lose"

athitt (verb, /æðɪɾ/): "love"

awtabough (verb, /otæbɒ/): "need"

oona (verb, /ʊnæ/): "own"

esilaw (verb, /ɛsɪləw/): "roast"

thasathi (verb, /ðəsəðɪ/): "run"

ttittose (verb, /ɾiɾɔsɛ/): "see"

deva (verb, /dɛvə/): "sit"

nutitha (verb, /nʌtɪðæ/): "sleep"

satap (verb, /sətəp/): "smell"

ilalal (verb, /ilələl/): "smile"

avanuba (verb, /ævænʌbə/): "stand"

ait (verb, /aɪt/): "strike"

doughnak (verb, /dɒnæk/): "swallow"

eta (verb, /ɛtə/): "swim"

ttiseme (verb, /ɾɪsɛmɛ/): "taste"

aynath (verb, /enəð/): "throw"

sawlubat (verb, /solubət/): "walk"

awtta (verb, /oɾə/): "want"

Nouns

atsattai (noun, /ətsəɾaɪ/): "afternoon"

thoosaw (noun, /ðʊso/): "ale"

letoo (noun, /lɛtʊ/): "all"

hivaytum (noun, /hɪvetum/): "alligator"

asaizi (noun, /əsaɪzɪ/): "arm"

settoughlay (noun, /sɛɾɒle/): "ash"

ana (noun, /ənæ/): "aunt"

atonini (noun, /ətɔnɪnɪ/): "axe"

divi (noun, /dɪvɪ/): "bark"

umibab (noun, /ʌmɪbəb/): "bay"

ttu (noun, /ɾʌ/): "beer"

ttoughttay (noun, /ɾɒɾe/): "beet"

ahashatta (noun, /əhəʃəɾə/): "bird"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "blood"

bi (noun, /bɪ/): "boar"

hakaytt (noun, /hakeɾ/): "bone"

nattazin (noun, /naɾəzɪn/): "breakfast"

za (noun, /zə/): "breast"

di (noun, /dɪ/): "brother"

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

athib (noun, /əðɪb/): "cat"

afay (noun, /əfe/): "cat"

ingikas (noun, /iŋikəs/): "chest"

iwe (noun, /ɪwɛ/): "chicken"

too (noun, /tʊ/): "claw"

su (noun, /su/): "cloud"

asasaylu (noun, /asaselu/): "coconut"

ati (noun, /ætɪ/): "crime"

nuttikough (noun, /nuɾɪkɒ/): "day"

atahakai (noun, /ətəhəkaɪ/): "dinner"

utte (noun, /ʌɾɛ/): "dog"

idaw (noun, /ɪdo/): "drink"

ijungaj (noun, /ɪdʒʌŋəj/): "dungeon"

an (noun, /ən/): "ear"

eng (noun, /ɛŋ/): "earth"

attat (noun, /əɾæt/): "egg"

edawm (noun, /ɛdom/): "elder"

natati (noun, /nətætɪ/): "enemy"

ha (noun, /hə/): "evening"

pit (noun, /pɪt/): "eye"

ilita (noun, /ilitə/): "family"

iw (noun, /iw/): "father"

punipayf (noun, /punipef/): "feather"

um (noun, /ʌm/): "fight"

iman (noun, /imən/): "finger"

atattake (noun, /ætəɾəkɛ/): "fire"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "fish"

tiz (noun, /tɪz/): "flesh"

nituba (noun, /nɪtʌbə/): "foot"

noughmais (noun, /nɒmaɪs/): "forest"

awjasis (noun, /ojəsɪs/): "fox"

lipi (noun, /lɪpɪ/): "friend"

aha (noun, /əha/): "goose"

ujidama (noun, /udʒɪdamæ/): "grease"

nupagal (noun, /nupəgəl/): "group"

tti (noun, /ɾi/): "gulf"

dazaddayl (noun, /dəzæɽel/): "hair"

patak (noun, /pətək/): "hand"

vasab (noun, /vəsəb/): "hat"

oughlatt (noun, /ɒlaɾ/): "hate"

ays (noun, /es/): "head"

zisa (noun, /zisæ/): "hill"

wiwu (noun, /wɪwʌ/): "horn"

id (noun, /ɪd/): "horse"

awagik (noun, /awəgɪk/): "house"

atinay (noun, /atɪne/): "inn"

ataipid (noun, /ətaɪpɪd/): "island"

ichil (noun, /ɪtʃɪl/): "jaw"

pithatal (noun, /piðətəl/): "lake"

adu (noun, /ədu/): "leaf"

ihahatt (noun, /ɪhahaɾ/): "leg"

zanivoo (noun, /zænivʊ/): "liver"

ittim (noun, /ɪɾim/): "louse"

edazana (noun, /ɛdəzənə/): "love"

lay (noun, /le/): "lunch"

ajega (noun, /ədʒɛgə/): "man"

aiz (noun, /aɪz/): "many"

zettayva (noun, /zɛɾevə/): "meal"

awnudenai (noun, /onʌdɛnaɪ/): "metal"

ith (noun, /ið/): "mine"

inoi (noun, /ɪnɔɪ/): "monster"

nattaythutt (noun, /nəɾeðʌɾ/): "moon"

shabetuk (noun, /ʃəbɛtuk/): "morning"

za (noun, /zə/): "mother"

boughtaygu (noun, /bɒtegu/): "mountain"

sough (noun, /sɒ/): "mouth"

paida (noun, /paɪdə/): "name"

ttaiv (noun, /ɾaɪv/): "neck"

hada (noun, /hədə/): "night"

anithatti (noun, /ənɪθəɾi/): "noodle"

idatap (noun, /idətəp/): "nose"

basimith (noun, /bəsimɪð/): "ocean"

ta (noun, /tə/): "parent"

iwanuh (noun, /ɪwənʌh/): "path"

atad (noun, /ətəd/): "peace"

choughkid (noun, /xɒkɪd/): "pepper"

ttuvik (noun, /ɾuvɪk/): "person"

zattu (noun, /zəɾʌ/): "pie"

shanash (noun, /ʃanəʃ/): "pig"

galajuk (noun, /galədʒʌk/): "rabbit"

ishal (noun, /ɪʃəl/): "rain"

ida (noun, /ɪdæ/): "rat"

ikaka (noun, /ɪkækæ/): "river"

oughm (noun, /ɒm/): "robe"

ngu (noun, /ŋu/): "rock"

awan (noun, /æwən/): "root"

thesunap (noun, /ðɛsʌnəp/): "salt"

janafa (noun, /dʒənəfə/): "sand"

iteb (noun, /ɪtɛb/): "seed"

aisiuvuna (noun, /aɪʒʌvʌnə/): "sibling"

ada (noun, /ədə/): "sister"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "skin"

initaws (noun, /inɪtos/): "sky"

masaditt (noun, /məsədɪɾ/): "smoke"

nattattuk (noun, /nəɾəɾʌk/): "snake"

etawj (noun, /ɛtoj/): "soup"

paf (noun, /pəf/): "star"

avoine (noun, /əvɔɪnɛ/): "stew"

ina (noun, /inə/): "stomach"

aisite (noun, /aɪsɪtɛ/): "stone"

ath (noun, /əð/): "stream"

tudidab (noun, /tʌdɪdəb/): "sun"

up (noun, /ʌp/): "sword"

ijoughsawb (noun, /ɪdʒɒsob/): "tail"

upatti (noun, /ʌpəɾɪ/): "tavern"

ubisa (noun, /ubisæ/): "thumb"

az (noun, /əz/): "tongue"

attilahi (noun, /æɾɪləhɪ/): "tooth"

thap (noun, /ðəp/): "tree"

tad (noun, /təd/): "truth"

ttutay (noun, /ɾute/): "uncle"

adaydayl (noun, /ədedel/): "valley"

jamit (noun, /jəmit/): "war"

elaza (noun, /ɛlazə/): "water"

ataw (noun, /ætəw/): "way"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "wine"

louz (noun, /laʊz/): "woman"

din (noun, /din/): "word"