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Hataz

Hataz Dictionary

Pronouns

jun (pronoun, /dʒʌn/): "he"

vouz (pronoun, /vaʊz/): "she"

ishe (pronoun, /ɪʃɛ/): "they"

dih (pronoun, /dɪh/): "you"

attoo (pronoun, /əɾʊ/): "we"

atta (pronoun, /əɾə/): "I"

Articles

en (article, /ɛn/): "a"

dam (article, /dəm/): "the"

Prepositions

techehak (preposition, /tɛtʃɛhæk/): "and"

adduttaytt (preposition, /əɽuɾeɾ/): "as"

idibi (preposition, /ɪdibɪ/): "from"

kiban (preposition, /kɪbən/): "in"

evunan (preposition, /ɛvunən/): "of"

fin (preposition, /fɪn/): "or"

am (preposition, /əm/): "to"

awaw (preposition, /awo/): "will"

tta (preposition, /ɾə/): "with"

Numbers

uwi (number, /ʌwi/): "zero"

is (number, /ɪs/): "one"

tili (number, /tɪli/): "two"

daytta (number, /deɾə/): "three"

achittoughve (number, /ətʃiɾɒvɛ/): "four"

at (number, /ət/): "five"

attabisough (number, /əɾæbisɒ/): "six"

thaitasay (number, /θaɪtəse/): "seven"

itat (number, /itət/): "eight"

attekal (number, /əɾɛkəl/): "nine"

addiki (number, /əɽɪki/): "ten"

Questions

ji (question, /dʒi/): "what"

umaz (question, /ʌməz/): "who"

idaguva (question, /ɪdəguvæ/): "how"

itaijasi (question, /ɪtaɪjəsɪ/): "why"

alittaz (question, /əlɪɾəz/): "when"

Interjections

awwisii (interjection, /owiʒi/): "hello"

nanawnu (interjection, /nænonʌ/): "goodbye"

hawmita (interjection, /homɪtə/): "hey"

oughg (interjection, /ɒg/): "bye"

attenaiza (interjection, /əɾɛnaɪzə/): "ouch"

sali (interjection, /səlɪ/): "wow"

pes (interjection, /pɛs/): "uh"

aseni (interjection, /əsɛnɪ/): "er"

ttittan (interjection, /ɾɪɾən/): "um"

Adverbs

dipini (adverb, /dipinɪ/): "again"

akavin (adverb, /əkəvɪn/): "now"

athene (adverb, /əðɛnɛ/): "soon"

oughvu (adverb, /ɒvu/): "often"

jala (adverb, /jalə/): "sometimes"

mattaywu (adverb, /məɾewu/): "always"

athapa (adverb, /əðapə/): "never"

tta (adverb, /ɾə/): "seldom"

Adjectives

utengay (adjective, /ʌtɛŋe/): "aromatic"

uwulatta (adjective, /ʌwuləɾə/): "basted"

athalem (adjective, /æðəlɛm/): "big"

idaha (adjective, /idəhæ/): "bitter"

fav (adjective, /fəv/): "black"

zittazayn (adjective, /ziɾæzen/): "blue"

sizadayb (adjective, /sɪzədeb/): "brown"

isisen (adjective, /ɪsɪsɛn/): "chilled"

saw (adjective, /so/): "cold"

oughtti (adjective, /ɒɾɪ/): "curried"

nafisaf (adjective, /nəfisəf/): "dark"

washaiba (adjective, /wəʃaɪbə/): "deep"

itoughn (adjective, /itɒn/): "divine"

silali (adjective, /sɪlælɪ/): "drunk"

itum (adjective, /ɪtʌm/): "empty"

datakuz (adjective, /dætækuz/): "evil"

ubett (adjective, /ubɛɾ/): "familiar"

ngava (adjective, /ŋəvə/): "fat"

bay (adjective, /be/): "flat"

shetupi (adjective, /ʃɛtʌpi/): "frail"

ttittid (adjective, /ɾiɾid/): "fried"

anemi (adjective, /ənɛmɪ/): "full"

etaj (adjective, /ɛtəj/): "good"

daib (adjective, /daɪb/): "green"

taw (adjective, /to/): "grey"

ttitta (adjective, /ɾiɾə/): "honest"

pa (adjective, /pə/): "hot"

etedu (adjective, /ɛtɛdʌ/): "light"

bik (adjective, /bik/): "long"

is (adjective, /ɪs/): "loud"

aitana (adjective, /aɪtənə/): "mortal"

iqetai (adjective, /iqɛtaɪ/): "mysterious"

afa (adjective, /əfə/): "narrow"

isa (adjective, /ɪsə/): "old"

loul (adjective, /laʊl/): "orange"

tuzawnam (adjective, /tʌzonəm/): "pungent"

avootutt (adjective, /avʊtuɾ/): "purple"

nun (adjective, /nʌn/): "quiet"

utta (adjective, /uɾə/): "raw"

mawma (adjective, /moma/): "rectangular"

isuk (adjective, /ɪsuk/): "red"

ttinapi (adjective, /ɾɪnəpɪ/): "roasted"

aybait (adjective, /ebaɪt/): "round"

ipa (adjective, /ɪpə/): "salty"

ada (adjective, /ədə/): "savory"

lattatan (adjective, /ləɾətən/): "shallow"

aytt (adjective, /eɾ/): "short"

ittiddis (adjective, /iɾɪɽɪs/): "smoked"

wene (adjective, /wɛnɛ/): "sober"

thi (adjective, /ðɪ/): "sour"

utaisim (adjective, /ʌtaɪsɪm/): "spicy"

af (adjective, /əf/): "spiral"

iloi (adjective, /ɪlɔɪ/): "square"

eg (adjective, /ɛg/): "steamed"

za (adjective, /zə/): "strange"

ikidiloi (adjective, /ɪkɪdɪlɔɪ/): "strong"

shesayb (adjective, /ʃɛseb/): "sturdy"

itadala (adjective, /ɪtədələ/): "sweet"

ittawttithe (adjective, /iɾoɾiðɛ/): "tall"

vasatid (adjective, /vasətɪd/): "thick"

aduthat (adjective, /æduðət/): "thin"

ak (adjective, /ək/): "warm"

dattasitt (adjective, /dəɾəsiɾ/): "weak"

litamay (adjective, /litəme/): "white"

alashatt (adjective, /əlæʃəɾ/): "wide"

thitt (adjective, /ðiɾ/): "yellow"

ifad (adjective, /ifəd/): "young"

Verbs

inawtt (verb, /ɪnoɾ/): "bake"

fiq (verb, /fɪq/): "be"

vathita (verb, /vəðɪtə/): "belong"

dina (verb, /dinə/): "bite"

ingu (verb, /ɪŋʌ/): "break"

eng (verb, /ɛŋ/): "burn"

ttituth (verb, /ɾɪtuð/): "come"

aja (verb, /ajə/): "die"

ittaniba (verb, /ɪɾənɪbə/): "drink"

azim (verb, /əzim/): "eat"

na (verb, /nə/): "fall"

izad (verb, /ɪzæd/): "fight"

naz (verb, /nəz/): "find"

iji (verb, /ɪjɪ/): "fish"

kivasawp (verb, /kɪvəsop/): "fly"

ajalawp (verb, /æjəlop/): "frown"

nattay (verb, /nəɾe/): "go"

aivathunai (verb, /aɪvəðʌnaɪ/): "growl"

noijadid (verb, /nɔɪjædɪd/): "hate"

evawt (verb, /ɛvot/): "have"

ittoughditt (verb, /iɾɒdiɾ/): "hear"

av (verb, /əv/): "hide"

iz (verb, /iz/): "hold"

ettap (verb, /ɛɾəp/): "hunt"

tawttathi (verb, /toɾəði/): "jump"

ttat (verb, /ɾət/): "kill"

awdathafa (verb, /odəθəfə/): "know"

abi (verb, /əbɪ/): "laugh"

cith (verb, /cɪð/): "lie"

bettada (verb, /bɛɾædə/): "live"

ayvittaj (verb, /evɪɾæj/): "lose"

ttisha (verb, /ɾɪʃə/): "love"

igudasa (verb, /igudəsə/): "need"

izoughsa (verb, /izɒsə/): "own"

ttat (verb, /ɾat/): "roast"

lun (verb, /lun/): "run"

tatit (verb, /tətɪt/): "see"

iwatini (verb, /ɪwətinɪ/): "sit"

sikak (verb, /sɪkək/): "sleep"

el (verb, /ɛl/): "smell"

satti (verb, /səɾi/): "smile"

ittathais (verb, /ɪɾəðaɪs/): "stand"

awzawi (verb, /ozəwɪ/): "strike"

ittimouv (verb, /iɾɪmaʊv/): "swallow"

oughzanattu (verb, /ɒzənaɾu/): "swim"

lisalu (verb, /lɪsəlʌ/): "taste"

tha (verb, /ðə/): "throw"

amapithi (verb, /əmæpiði/): "walk"

ju (verb, /ju/): "want"

Nouns

na (noun, /nə/): "afternoon"

oughkukitta (noun, /ɒkukɪɾa/): "ale"

nesiwin (noun, /nɛsiwɪn/): "all"

nuttayki (noun, /nʌɾekɪ/): "alligator"

nudataw (noun, /nʌdəto/): "arm"

bu (noun, /bʌ/): "ash"

itoughsi (noun, /ɪtɒsi/): "aunt"

thattataw (noun, /ðəɾətəw/): "axe"

fadan (noun, /fədən/): "bark"

ulaytu (noun, /ʌletu/): "bay"

aif (noun, /aɪf/): "beer"

awdazayv (noun, /odəzev/): "beet"

vif (noun, /vɪf/): "bird"

anavi (noun, /ənəvɪ/): "blood"

ayth (noun, /eð/): "boar"

duthitith (noun, /duðɪtiθ/): "bone"

fayti (noun, /feti/): "breakfast"

nanizin (noun, /nənɪzɪn/): "breast"

afasana (noun, /əfæsənə/): "brother"

attisiq (noun, /əɾisɪq/): "castle"

ttahas (noun, /ɾəhəs/): "cat"

tha (noun, /ðə/): "cat"

shith (noun, /ʃɪð/): "chest"

usi (noun, /ʌsi/): "chicken"

zuhade (noun, /zʌhədɛ/): "claw"

itisatai (noun, /itɪsataɪ/): "cloud"

ijanaf (noun, /ɪdʒənəf/): "coconut"

ijou (noun, /idʒaʊ/): "crime"

vith (noun, /vɪð/): "day"

usi (noun, /ʌsɪ/): "dinner"

dinai (noun, /dɪnaɪ/): "dog"

ta (noun, /ta/): "drink"

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

upayvis (noun, /ʌpevis/): "ear"

thi (noun, /ði/): "earth"

aittakatti (noun, /aɪɾəkəɾɪ/): "egg"

idanoofa (noun, /ɪdænʊfə/): "elder"

fa (noun, /fə/): "enemy"

aw (noun, /əw/): "evening"

nouji (noun, /naʊdʒɪ/): "eye"

kazata (noun, /kəzəta/): "family"

haitat (noun, /haɪtət/): "father"

ngasaci (noun, /ŋəsəcɪ/): "feather"

aytaiw (noun, /etaɪw/): "fight"

edu (noun, /ɛdʌ/): "finger"

ilaw (noun, /ɪlo/): "fire"

devarayt (noun, /dɛvəɹet/): "fish"

soute (noun, /saʊtɛ/): "flesh"

ala (noun, /ələ/): "foot"

ithad (noun, /ɪðəd/): "forest"

aiti (noun, /aɪti/): "fox"

thutatt (noun, /ðutəɾ/): "friend"

oughsi (noun, /ɒsɪ/): "goose"

amaba (noun, /æməbə/): "grease"

itt (noun, /iɾ/): "group"

inaipaym (noun, /inaɪpem/): "gulf"

ip (noun, /ɪp/): "hair"

ttuben (noun, /ɾubɛn/): "hand"

udijalay (noun, /udidʒəle/): "hat"

daynaja (noun, /denəjə/): "hate"

tu (noun, /tʌ/): "head"

zitt (noun, /ziɾ/): "hill"

oughtithi (noun, /ɒtiði/): "horn"

sanaz (noun, /sənəz/): "horse"

azawliki (noun, /əzolɪkɪ/): "house"

oothou (noun, /ʊðaʊ/): "inn"

koitesiad (noun, /kɔɪtɛʒæd/): "island"

ati (noun, /ətɪ/): "jaw"

anatam (noun, /anətəm/): "lake"

unashi (noun, /ʌnæʃɪ/): "leaf"

hasesa (noun, /həsɛsæ/): "leg"

uni (noun, /unɪ/): "liver"

doughttarri (noun, /dɒɾæri/): "louse"

tan (noun, /tən/): "love"

awab (noun, /əwəb/): "lunch"

aythat (noun, /eðæt/): "man"

nutoughs (noun, /nʌtɒs/): "many"

da (noun, /də/): "meal"

ttezo (noun, /ɾɛzɔ/): "metal"

fi (noun, /fi/): "mine"

echa (noun, /ɛchə/): "monster"

attoughwith (noun, /əɾɒwɪð/): "moon"

mathilit (noun, /məðɪlɪt/): "morning"

ataittuv (noun, /ətaɪɾuv/): "mother"

adamatti (noun, /ədæməɾɪ/): "mountain"

nad (noun, /nəd/): "mouth"

ipana (noun, /ɪpənə/): "name"

ayti (noun, /eti/): "neck"

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

nim (noun, /nim/): "noodle"

li (noun, /lɪ/): "nose"

ipet (noun, /ɪpɛt/): "ocean"

da (noun, /də/): "parent"

asid (noun, /əsɪd/): "path"

va (noun, /və/): "peace"

paibapin (noun, /paɪbəpin/): "pepper"

azina (noun, /əzɪnə/): "person"

avichi (noun, /əvitʃɪ/): "pie"

ttabattip (noun, /ɾəbəɾɪp/): "pig"

akan (noun, /əkən/): "rabbit"

uba (noun, /ubə/): "rain"

kattug (noun, /kəɾug/): "rat"

anithatt (noun, /əniðəɾ/): "river"

du (noun, /dʌ/): "robe"

zali (noun, /zəlɪ/): "rock"

aselad (noun, /əsɛlad/): "root"

diwith (noun, /dɪwið/): "salt"

an (noun, /ən/): "sand"

fave (noun, /fəvɛ/): "seed"

lou (noun, /laʊ/): "sibling"

sad (noun, /səd/): "sister"

anit (noun, /ənit/): "skin"

waittazis (noun, /waɪɾæzis/): "sky"

ditte (noun, /dɪɾɛ/): "smoke"

ott (noun, /ɔɾ/): "snake"

finipitt (noun, /finɪpɪɾ/): "soup"

awfay (noun, /ofe/): "star"

sashoo (noun, /səʃʊ/): "stew"

aid (noun, /aɪd/): "stomach"

pa (noun, /pə/): "stone"

ttoughlap (noun, /ɾɒləp/): "stream"

ataza (noun, /ætəza/): "sun"

angi (noun, /əŋɪ/): "sword"

athu (noun, /əðu/): "tail"

ttupaba (noun, /ɾʌpabə/): "tavern"

oughlanabe (noun, /ɒlənəbɛ/): "thumb"

afangig (noun, /əfaŋɪg/): "tongue"

namayfai (noun, /næmefaɪ/): "tooth"

adal (noun, /ədəl/): "tree"

et (noun, /ɛt/): "truth"

nuninal (noun, /nʌnɪnəl/): "uncle"

adash (noun, /ədəʃ/): "valley"

taininat (noun, /taɪninət/): "war"

thaizeni (noun, /θaɪzɛnɪ/): "water"

nimaw (noun, /nimo/): "way"

ttuttoughtat (noun, /ɾʌɾɒtæt/): "wine"

awni (noun, /onɪ/): "woman"

pethu (noun, /pɛðʌ/): "word"