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Kinut

Kinut Dictionary

Pronouns

jam (pronoun, /dʒæm/): "he"

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

unough (pronoun, /ʌnɒ/): "they"

ith (pronoun, /ɪð/): "you"

acaw (pronoun, /əco/): "we"

uh (pronoun, /uh/): "I"

Articles

hayk (article, /hek/): "a"

am (article, /əm/): "the"

Prepositions

thimizouf (preposition, /ðɪmizaʊf/): "and"

imad (preposition, /iməd/): "as"

alaykay (preposition, /æleke/): "from"

tay (preposition, /te/): "in"

kuradab (preposition, /kuɹədəb/): "of"

tti (preposition, /ɾɪ/): "or"

aylal (preposition, /elæl/): "to"

alatt (preposition, /ələɾ/): "will"

touzah (preposition, /taʊzəh/): "with"

Numbers

afa (number, /əfæ/): "zero"

ttaja (number, /ɾəjə/): "one"

laputhiz (number, /ləpʌðiz/): "two"

adawi (number, /ədəwɪ/): "three"

zawai (number, /zəwaɪ/): "four"

nawf (number, /nof/): "five"

ayjawzawzu (number, /ejozozu/): "six"

ijilad (number, /ɪdʒiləd/): "seven"

lupimi (number, /lʌpɪmi/): "eight"

zu (number, /zu/): "nine"

awt (number, /ot/): "ten"

Questions

amoosiza (question, /əmʊsɪzə/): "what"

bathe (question, /bəðɛ/): "who"

ihawna (question, /ɪhonə/): "how"

ttough (question, /ɾɒ/): "why"

ngawkoudi (question, /ŋokaʊdɪ/): "when"

Interjections

zufit (interjection, /zufɪt/): "hello"

athidaittoo (interjection, /æðidaɪɾʊ/): "goodbye"

usawtough (interjection, /usotɒ/): "hey"

ebawn (interjection, /ɛbon/): "bye"

uttekuh (interjection, /uɾɛkuh/): "ouch"

uthip (interjection, /uθip/): "wow"

etathat (interjection, /ɛtæðæt/): "uh"

amittid (interjection, /əmɪɾɪd/): "er"

tisaid (interjection, /tisaɪd/): "um"

Adverbs

azattidi (adverb, /əzaɾidɪ/): "again"

ayttutuni (adverb, /eɾutunɪ/): "now"

tawti (adverb, /totɪ/): "soon"

inusila (adverb, /ɪnʌsɪlə/): "often"

ninutta (adverb, /ninuɾa/): "sometimes"

loughngiti (adverb, /lɒŋɪti/): "always"

ufa (adverb, /ʌfə/): "never"

isuja (adverb, /ɪsʌjə/): "seldom"

Adjectives

atetat (adjective, /atɛtæt/): "aromatic"

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

atamatai (adjective, /ətəmætaɪ/): "big"

zevay (adjective, /zɛve/): "bitter"

esu (adjective, /ɛsʌ/): "black"

ut (adjective, /ʌt/): "blue"

anai (adjective, /ənaɪ/): "brown"

tta (adjective, /ɾa/): "chilled"

api (adjective, /əpɪ/): "cold"

pa (adjective, /pæ/): "curried"

izerase (adjective, /ɪzɛɹəsɛ/): "dark"

ttoughttasa (adjective, /ɾɒɾəsə/): "deep"

duha (adjective, /dʌhə/): "divine"

tha (adjective, /ðə/): "drunk"

inuttu (adjective, /ɪnuɾu/): "empty"

nough (adjective, /nɒ/): "evil"

netaw (adjective, /nɛtəw/): "familiar"

fa (adjective, /fə/): "fat"

atibane (adjective, /ətibənɛ/): "flat"

etha (adjective, /ɛða/): "frail"

ngittaju (adjective, /ŋiɾədʒu/): "fried"

uttisi (adjective, /uɾisɪ/): "full"

itta (adjective, /iɾə/): "good"

aihittataw (adjective, /aɪhɪɾəto/): "green"

dazesiv (adjective, /dəzɛsɪv/): "grey"

nisi (adjective, /nɪsi/): "honest"

ihadal (adjective, /ɪhədæl/): "hot"

as (adjective, /əs/): "light"

ouz (adjective, /aʊz/): "long"

ezin (adjective, /ɛzin/): "loud"

atetath (adjective, /ətɛtəð/): "mortal"

ipupeng (adjective, /ɪpupɛŋ/): "mysterious"

fade (adjective, /fədɛ/): "narrow"

pesuzail (adjective, /pɛsuzaɪl/): "old"

ttufa (adjective, /ɾufə/): "orange"

az (adjective, /az/): "pungent"

ttaz (adjective, /ɾəz/): "purple"

led (adjective, /lɛd/): "quiet"

aini (adjective, /aɪnɪ/): "raw"

alayna (adjective, /əlenə/): "rectangular"

pawati (adjective, /pəwəti/): "red"

ulaj (adjective, /uləj/): "roasted"

ttithi (adjective, /ɾɪðɪ/): "round"

utattik (adjective, /ʌtəɾɪk/): "salty"

attawbayte (adjective, /əɾobetɛ/): "savory"

tadichatt (adjective, /tədɪtʃəɾ/): "shallow"

jas (adjective, /jæs/): "short"

dav (adjective, /dav/): "smoked"

ttad (adjective, /ɾæd/): "sober"

inaiki (adjective, /ɪnaɪkɪ/): "sour"

dabina (adjective, /dəbinæ/): "spicy"

kanay (adjective, /kəne/): "spiral"

awsuh (adjective, /osuh/): "square"

bad (adjective, /bəd/): "steamed"

awtanawl (adjective, /otənol/): "strange"

lisafoon (adjective, /lɪsəfʊn/): "strong"

itaketh (adjective, /itəkɛð/): "sturdy"

upikaw (adjective, /ʌpɪko/): "sweet"

kayba (adjective, /kebə/): "tall"

isaddis (adjective, /ɪsəɽɪs/): "thick"

izek (adjective, /ɪzɛk/): "thin"

la (adjective, /lə/): "warm"

awdajang (adjective, /odəjaŋ/): "weak"

det (adjective, /dɛt/): "white"

azawlich (adjective, /əzolɪtʃ/): "wide"

suthadeb (adjective, /sʌðədɛb/): "yellow"

kasap (adjective, /kəsəp/): "young"

Verbs

uthoughttali (verb, /ʌðɒɾəli/): "bake"

aili (verb, /aɪli/): "be"

aytayfa (verb, /etefə/): "belong"

fapatta (verb, /fapəɾə/): "bite"

la (verb, /la/): "break"

ttoughtum (verb, /ɾɒtum/): "burn"

isittec (verb, /ɪsɪɾɛc/): "come"

lawthan (verb, /loðæn/): "die"

oonoughz (verb, /ʊnɒz/): "drink"

sattawha (verb, /sæɾohə/): "eat"

lu (verb, /lu/): "fall"

yifayh (verb, /yifeh/): "fight"

oughshaloota (verb, /ɒʃəlʊtə/): "find"

att (verb, /əɾ/): "fish"

naluttath (verb, /nəluɾæð/): "fly"

adiw (verb, /ədɪw/): "frown"

tas (verb, /təs/): "go"

jithathi (verb, /dʒɪðəði/): "growl"

tta (verb, /ɾə/): "hate"

en (verb, /ɛn/): "have"

mawbanaw (verb, /mobəno/): "hear"

latt (verb, /laɾ/): "hide"

ti (verb, /tɪ/): "hold"

itujay (verb, /ɪtudʒe/): "hunt"

kousa (verb, /kaʊsə/): "jump"

aithab (verb, /aɪðəb/): "kill"

va (verb, /væ/): "know"

lechuz (verb, /lɛtʃʌz/): "laugh"

inabaw (verb, /ɪnəbəw/): "lie"

ata (verb, /ətə/): "live"

vajabit (verb, /vəjəbit/): "lose"

zeli (verb, /zɛlɪ/): "love"

ne (verb, /nɛ/): "need"

ekalattai (verb, /ɛkələɾaɪ/): "own"

tang (verb, /təŋ/): "roast"

thutta (verb, /ðʌɾə/): "run"

aittuthika (verb, /aɪɾuðikə/): "see"

outtili (verb, /aʊɾili/): "sit"

nah (verb, /nəh/): "sleep"

siati (verb, /ʒætɪ/): "smell"

uz (verb, /uz/): "smile"

bith (verb, /bɪð/): "stand"

tamathitt (verb, /təmæðɪɾ/): "strike"

sishined (verb, /siʃɪnɛd/): "swallow"

ikangan (verb, /ikəŋən/): "swim"

aitagasa (verb, /aɪtəgəsa/): "taste"

unawta (verb, /ʌnotə/): "throw"

ejiva (verb, /ɛjɪvə/): "walk"

aba (verb, /əbə/): "want"

Nouns

maytha (noun, /meðə/): "afternoon"

nina (noun, /nɪnæ/): "ale"

alawu (noun, /əlæwu/): "all"

ngattayt (noun, /ŋəɾet/): "alligator"

attil (noun, /əɾil/): "arm"

tut (noun, /tʌt/): "ash"

thazam (noun, /ðəzəm/): "aunt"

atas (noun, /ætəs/): "axe"

thak (noun, /ðak/): "bark"

alai (noun, /əlaɪ/): "bay"

oughli (noun, /ɒlɪ/): "beer"

aja (noun, /əjə/): "beet"

piviki (noun, /pɪvikɪ/): "bird"

awekoosi (noun, /əwɛkʊsɪ/): "blood"

asawttani (noun, /əsoɾæni/): "boar"

ttudiza (noun, /ɾudɪza/): "bone"

zuzatt (noun, /zuzəɾ/): "breakfast"

ayth (noun, /eð/): "breast"

awsawnay (noun, /osone/): "brother"

aynivu (noun, /enɪvʌ/): "castle"

kiz (noun, /kiz/): "cat"

akettun (noun, /akɛɾʌn/): "cat"

mishaiti (noun, /mɪʃaɪti/): "chest"

es (noun, /ɛs/): "chicken"

la (noun, /lə/): "claw"

lan (noun, /lən/): "cloud"

sibini (noun, /sibɪni/): "coconut"

shik (noun, /ʃɪk/): "crime"

paytten (noun, /peɾɛn/): "day"

tapatta (noun, /təpəɾæ/): "dinner"

difisu (noun, /dɪfɪsʌ/): "dog"

tavayte (noun, /tævetɛ/): "drink"

dub (noun, /dʌb/): "dungeon"

littan (noun, /liɾæn/): "ear"

oughtad (noun, /ɒtəd/): "earth"

wasatte (noun, /wəsəɾɛ/): "egg"

akaja (noun, /əkajə/): "elder"

sittought (noun, /siɾɒt/): "enemy"

usia (noun, /ʌʒə/): "evening"

butaw (noun, /bʌto/): "eye"

oughttisa (noun, /ɒɾisə/): "family"

ttad (noun, /ɾəd/): "father"

at (noun, /at/): "feather"

bough (noun, /bɒ/): "fight"

attol (noun, /əɾɔl/): "finger"

itum (noun, /ɪtʌm/): "fire"

anayv (noun, /ənev/): "fish"

outtutti (noun, /aʊɾʌɾɪ/): "flesh"

jat (noun, /dʒat/): "foot"

uhait (noun, /ʌhaɪt/): "forest"

zim (noun, /zɪm/): "fox"

ttayttattu (noun, /ɾeɾæɾʌ/): "friend"

atta (noun, /əɾə/): "goose"

achahunga (noun, /ətʃəhʌŋə/): "grease"

hibitin (noun, /hɪbɪtɪn/): "group"

puttes (noun, /pʌɾɛs/): "gulf"

ivad (noun, /ɪvad/): "hair"

ja (noun, /jə/): "hand"

samalout (noun, /səməlaʊt/): "hat"

tasu (noun, /təsʌ/): "hate"

muttew (noun, /muɾɛw/): "head"

utit (noun, /utit/): "hill"

ehechat (noun, /ɛhɛtʃət/): "horn"

ah (noun, /əh/): "horse"

thilaz (noun, /ðiləz/): "house"

eshitane (noun, /ɛʃɪtænɛ/): "inn"

ttameti (noun, /ɾəmɛti/): "island"

tet (noun, /tɛt/): "jaw"

las (noun, /læs/): "lake"

ekag (noun, /ɛkəg/): "leaf"

baban (noun, /bæbən/): "leg"

tulayjai (noun, /tulejaɪ/): "liver"

vilutaim (noun, /vɪlutaɪm/): "louse"

unai (noun, /ʌnaɪ/): "love"

ipi (noun, /ɪpi/): "lunch"

sapouw (noun, /səpaʊw/): "man"

aitaz (noun, /aɪtəz/): "many"

ta (noun, /tə/): "meal"

ak (noun, /ək/): "metal"

ngi (noun, /ŋɪ/): "mine"

sittuzaw (noun, /sɪɾʌzəw/): "monster"

athiluda (noun, /aðɪludə/): "moon"

atamitu (noun, /ətamɪtu/): "morning"

ham (noun, /həm/): "mother"

igisak (noun, /igɪsək/): "mountain"

igemouthu (noun, /ɪgɛmaʊðu/): "mouth"

hithawa (noun, /hɪðəwə/): "name"

ayta (noun, /etæ/): "neck"

utuna (noun, /utunə/): "night"

azaihoughtti (noun, /əzaɪhɒɾɪ/): "noodle"

da (noun, /də/): "nose"

ama (noun, /amə/): "ocean"

ayttaluta (noun, /eɾəlʌta/): "parent"

kujou (noun, /kudʒaʊ/): "path"

idin (noun, /idin/): "peace"

outtiwapa (noun, /aʊɾɪwəpa/): "pepper"

im (noun, /im/): "person"

ak (noun, /ək/): "pie"

asipatt (noun, /əsipəɾ/): "pig"

va (noun, /və/): "rabbit"

kayla (noun, /kelə/): "rain"

vis (noun, /vɪs/): "rat"

ijoughthaha (noun, /ijɒðəhə/): "river"

etinaynu (noun, /ɛtɪnenu/): "robe"

avum (noun, /əvʌm/): "rock"

utoomi (noun, /ʌtʊmɪ/): "root"

gazupai (noun, /gæzʌpaɪ/): "salt"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "sand"

zamuke (noun, /zəmʌkɛ/): "seed"

kid (noun, /kid/): "sibling"

ka (noun, /ka/): "sister"

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

shikay (noun, /ʃɪke/): "sky"

pawu (noun, /pawu/): "smoke"

athuwisa (noun, /aðʌwɪsæ/): "snake"

oothaipibi (noun, /ʊθaɪpibi/): "soup"

sif (noun, /sɪf/): "star"

adizaigi (noun, /ədɪzaɪgi/): "stew"

ene (noun, /ɛnɛ/): "stomach"

ajil (noun, /adʒɪl/): "stone"

ihoughk (noun, /ihɒk/): "stream"

vini (noun, /vɪnɪ/): "sun"

ajatteth (noun, /adʒəɾɛð/): "sword"

hiyay (noun, /hiye/): "tail"

arruli (noun, /ærulɪ/): "tavern"

aywad (noun, /ewəd/): "thumb"

takututt (noun, /təkutʌɾ/): "tongue"

dul (noun, /dul/): "tooth"

adayki (noun, /ədekɪ/): "tree"

chijeha (noun, /tʃɪdʒɛhæ/): "truth"

attatoz (noun, /æɾatɔz/): "uncle"

un (noun, /ʌn/): "valley"

chanakit (noun, /tʃənəkɪt/): "war"

maj (noun, /məj/): "water"

iwiwizough (noun, /iwɪwɪzɒ/): "way"

ithatta (noun, /ɪðəɾæ/): "wine"

sezajuj (noun, /sɛzædʒuj/): "woman"

ttattezi (noun, /ɾəɾɛzɪ/): "word"