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Inadifi

Inadifi Dictionary

Pronouns

ta (pronoun, /ta/): "he"

thi (pronoun, /ði/): "she"

lut (pronoun, /lʌt/): "they"

amay (pronoun, /əme/): "you"

thet (pronoun, /ðɛt/): "we"

thik (pronoun, /ðik/): "I"

Articles

gan (article, /gan/): "a"

al (article, /əl/): "the"

Prepositions

di (preposition, /di/): "and"

ttitt (preposition, /ɾɪɾ/): "as"

idili (preposition, /idilɪ/): "from"

miga (preposition, /migə/): "in"

asi (preposition, /əsi/): "of"

lipatt (preposition, /lɪpəɾ/): "or"

ilettid (preposition, /ɪlɛɾid/): "to"

nafawt (preposition, /nəfot/): "will"

ttu (preposition, /ɾu/): "with"

Numbers

toughd (number, /tɒd/): "zero"

ittayna (number, /iɾenə/): "one"

vak (number, /vək/): "two"

itha (number, /iðə/): "three"

aynoughtta (number, /enɒɾæ/): "four"

ttadath (number, /ɾədəθ/): "five"

idittinai (number, /idɪɾinaɪ/): "six"

ateditti (number, /ətɛdɪɾi/): "seven"

ais (number, /aɪs/): "eight"

dashedus (number, /dəʃɛdus/): "nine"

ilakaiz (number, /ɪləkaɪz/): "ten"

Questions

malai (question, /məlaɪ/): "what"

oughsethaw (question, /ɒsɛðo/): "who"

ilin (question, /ɪlɪn/): "how"

nagalayn (question, /nəgəlen/): "why"

oughtta (question, /ɒɾə/): "when"

Interjections

netef (interjection, /nɛtɛf/): "hello"

akisush (interjection, /əkɪsʌʃ/): "goodbye"

ashoughdavi (interjection, /əʃɒdəvɪ/): "hey"

me (interjection, /mɛ/): "bye"

iwa (interjection, /iwə/): "ouch"

nup (interjection, /nup/): "wow"

ettittaw (interjection, /ɛɾɪɾəw/): "uh"

witad (interjection, /wɪtəd/): "er"

lalimay (interjection, /ləlime/): "um"

Adverbs

shoitha (adverb, /ʃɔɪðə/): "again"

dawth (adverb, /doð/): "now"

tti (adverb, /ɾi/): "soon"

sailic (adverb, /saɪlic/): "often"

naymaba (adverb, /neməbæ/): "sometimes"

ttatasa (adverb, /ɾatəsæ/): "always"

ttitittais (adverb, /ɾɪtɪɾaɪs/): "never"

attathute (adverb, /əɾəðʌtɛ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

tajett (adjective, /tədʒɛɾ/): "aromatic"

attutt (adjective, /əɾʌɾ/): "basted"

ivattu (adjective, /ivaɾu/): "big"

filesa (adjective, /fɪlɛsə/): "bitter"

ttithatap (adjective, /ɾɪðætəp/): "black"

chuf (adjective, /tʃʌf/): "blue"

lawsa (adjective, /losə/): "brown"

in (adjective, /ɪn/): "chilled"

na (adjective, /nə/): "cold"

vaittapih (adjective, /vaɪɾəpih/): "curried"

oohu (adjective, /ʊhʌ/): "dark"

umi (adjective, /ʌmɪ/): "deep"

lanan (adjective, /lənən/): "divine"

futhu (adjective, /fʌðʌ/): "drunk"

aisut (adjective, /aɪsʌt/): "empty"

utim (adjective, /ʌtɪm/): "evil"

atettab (adjective, /ætɛɾab/): "familiar"

adila (adjective, /adɪlə/): "fat"

anoughv (adjective, /ænɒv/): "flat"

nittoughju (adjective, /nɪɾɒdʒʌ/): "frail"

zay (adjective, /ze/): "fried"

amaf (adjective, /əməf/): "full"

azanu (adjective, /əzənu/): "good"

oughki (adjective, /ɒkɪ/): "green"

thayda (adjective, /ðedə/): "grey"

fani (adjective, /fanɪ/): "honest"

izali (adjective, /ɪzəli/): "hot"

ith (adjective, /ɪð/): "light"

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

dough (adjective, /dɒ/): "loud"

ut (adjective, /ʌt/): "mortal"

anivit (adjective, /ənɪvɪt/): "mysterious"

am (adjective, /əm/): "narrow"

atait (adjective, /ətaɪt/): "old"

an (adjective, /an/): "orange"

namila (adjective, /nəmɪlə/): "pungent"

thisaw (adjective, /ðiso/): "purple"

buwisaith (adjective, /bʌwɪsaɪθ/): "quiet"

uvattama (adjective, /ʌvəɾəmæ/): "raw"

nough (adjective, /nɒ/): "rectangular"

nin (adjective, /nɪn/): "red"

ina (adjective, /inə/): "roasted"

hi (adjective, /hi/): "round"

asagi (adjective, /əsəgi/): "salty"

nenoul (adjective, /nɛnaʊl/): "savory"

ttousaytta (adjective, /ɾaʊseɾə/): "shallow"

ittu (adjective, /ɪɾu/): "short"

ngab (adjective, /ŋəb/): "smoked"

sawn (adjective, /son/): "sober"

uzoughgainu (adjective, /uzɒgaɪnu/): "sour"

tifi (adjective, /tifɪ/): "spicy"

tha (adjective, /ðə/): "spiral"

nutufat (adjective, /nʌtʌfat/): "square"

ziti (adjective, /zɪtɪ/): "steamed"

sika (adjective, /sikə/): "strange"

maw (adjective, /mo/): "strong"

noughdoughtta (adjective, /nɒdɒɾə/): "sturdy"

uvittez (adjective, /ʌviɾɛz/): "sweet"

un (adjective, /un/): "tall"

daiwas (adjective, /daɪwəs/): "thick"

vaittaki (adjective, /vaɪɾæki/): "thin"

asasa (adjective, /əsəsə/): "warm"

oughwakame (adjective, /ɒwækəmɛ/): "weak"

awthoughza (adjective, /oðɒzə/): "white"

ithittavi (adjective, /iðɪɾəvi/): "wide"

se (adjective, /sɛ/): "yellow"

ivoughdana (adjective, /ɪvɒdənə/): "young"

Verbs

chattittu (verb, /tʃaɾiɾu/): "bake"

lis (verb, /lis/): "be"

ttuneze (verb, /ɾʌnɛzɛ/): "belong"

jilat (verb, /jɪlat/): "bite"

uteda (verb, /ʌtɛdə/): "break"

ittittayni (verb, /ɪɾiɾenɪ/): "burn"

faytt (verb, /feɾ/): "come"

an (verb, /æn/): "die"

ath (verb, /əð/): "drink"

thu (verb, /ðʌ/): "eat"

teking (verb, /tɛkɪŋ/): "fall"

maythu (verb, /meðu/): "fight"

gattinaz (verb, /gəɾɪnəz/): "find"

ijay (verb, /ije/): "fish"

asina (verb, /əsinə/): "fly"

vitt (verb, /vɪɾ/): "frown"

mahi (verb, /məhɪ/): "go"

atathaittu (verb, /ətæðaɪɾu/): "growl"

utakawti (verb, /ʌtəkotɪ/): "hate"

thetis (verb, /ðɛtis/): "have"

aijuditt (verb, /aɪdʒʌdɪɾ/): "hear"

ttaynubish (verb, /ɾenubiʃ/): "hide"

imattu (verb, /imæɾu/): "hold"

datit (verb, /dətɪt/): "hunt"

fith (verb, /fiθ/): "jump"

but (verb, /bʌt/): "kill"

ekife (verb, /ɛkɪfɛ/): "know"

nuwatha (verb, /nuwəðə/): "laugh"

kizitti (verb, /kɪzɪɾɪ/): "lie"

izat (verb, /izət/): "live"

aittezutough (verb, /aɪɾɛzʌtɒ/): "lose"

aylahoughpay (verb, /eləhɒpe/): "love"

ittid (verb, /ɪɾɪd/): "need"

idawlata (verb, /ɪdolætə/): "own"

attuwa (verb, /əɾʌwæ/): "roast"

inela (verb, /ɪnɛlə/): "run"

naittip (verb, /naɪɾɪp/): "see"

bawanai (verb, /bæwənaɪ/): "sit"

naini (verb, /naɪni/): "sleep"

utaiputhi (verb, /utaɪpuði/): "smell"

alita (verb, /əlitə/): "smile"

awat (verb, /æwət/): "stand"

the (verb, /ðɛ/): "strike"

ninuk (verb, /ninʌk/): "swallow"

ais (verb, /aɪs/): "swim"

us (verb, /us/): "taste"

niz (verb, /niz/): "throw"

shittana (verb, /ʃɪɾənə/): "walk"

liba (verb, /lɪbə/): "want"

Nouns

vayzaytte (noun, /vezeɾɛ/): "afternoon"

atah (noun, /ətæh/): "ale"

dounin (noun, /daʊnɪn/): "all"

wiputh (noun, /wɪpuð/): "alligator"

utusutte (noun, /ʌtʌsuɾɛ/): "arm"

aylaz (noun, /eləz/): "ash"

ewidaw (noun, /ɛwido/): "aunt"

ashulanu (noun, /əʃulənu/): "axe"

itay (noun, /ɪte/): "bark"

foughvun (noun, /fɒvun/): "bay"

aw (noun, /əw/): "beer"

thaittitought (noun, /ðaɪɾɪtɒt/): "beet"

ayb (noun, /eb/): "bird"

epus (noun, /ɛpus/): "blood"

nuhaichid (noun, /nuhaɪtʃid/): "boar"

kazaik (noun, /kæzaɪk/): "bone"

tattattatt (noun, /təɾəɾəɾ/): "breakfast"

ooha (noun, /ʊhə/): "breast"

igete (noun, /ɪgɛtɛ/): "brother"

ouh (noun, /aʊh/): "castle"

bah (noun, /bəh/): "cat"

thawsath (noun, /ðosað/): "cat"

ngingoon (noun, /ŋɪŋʊn/): "chest"

toukezaz (noun, /taʊkɛzəz/): "chicken"

di (noun, /dɪ/): "claw"

epidathu (noun, /ɛpɪdəðʌ/): "cloud"

thal (noun, /θal/): "coconut"

etidait (noun, /ɛtidaɪt/): "crime"

pait (noun, /paɪt/): "day"

inalayttough (noun, /inəleɾɒ/): "dinner"

ma (noun, /mə/): "dog"

ddukay (noun, /ɽʌke/): "drink"

apirr (noun, /apɪr/): "dungeon"

ayttituttu (noun, /eɾɪtuɾu/): "ear"

bathab (noun, /bəðəb/): "earth"

kit (noun, /kit/): "egg"

nawfatt (noun, /nofəɾ/): "elder"

than (noun, /ðən/): "enemy"

aywa (noun, /ewə/): "evening"

zefingum (noun, /zɛfiŋʌm/): "eye"

nut (noun, /nut/): "family"

pawdun (noun, /podun/): "father"

ettangiha (noun, /ɛɾaŋɪhə/): "feather"

was (noun, /wəs/): "fight"

etoughlitta (noun, /ɛtɒliɾə/): "finger"

iwattitti (noun, /ɪwəɾiɾɪ/): "fire"

oughniv (noun, /ɒniv/): "fish"

lazooja (noun, /ləzʊdʒa/): "flesh"

aidiwale (noun, /aɪdɪwəlɛ/): "foot"

thaynititt (noun, /ðenɪtɪɾ/): "forest"

ew (noun, /ɛw/): "fox"

nanook (noun, /nənʊk/): "friend"

dagaythij (noun, /dəgeðɪj/): "goose"

lipit (noun, /lɪpɪt/): "grease"

thoughtichas (noun, /ðɒtɪtʃəs/): "group"

inila (noun, /inɪlə/): "gulf"

hough (noun, /hɒ/): "hair"

wajitak (noun, /wajɪtæk/): "hand"

nufi (noun, /nufɪ/): "hat"

asikit (noun, /əsikɪt/): "hate"

lizaizi (noun, /lizaɪzɪ/): "head"

izi (noun, /ɪzɪ/): "hill"

is (noun, /ɪs/): "horn"

tabul (noun, /tæbul/): "horse"

vawniw (noun, /vonɪw/): "house"

ibigoi (noun, /ibɪgɔɪ/): "inn"

pazaw (noun, /pəzo/): "island"

chamutas (noun, /tʃəmʌtas/): "jaw"

lu (noun, /lu/): "lake"

jaidawk (noun, /jaɪdok/): "leaf"

uta (noun, /utə/): "leg"

att (noun, /æɾ/): "liver"

amaihe (noun, /amaɪhɛ/): "louse"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "love"

angetough (noun, /əŋɛtɒ/): "lunch"

uthugija (noun, /ʌðʌgijə/): "man"

taw (noun, /to/): "many"

aweti (noun, /əwɛti/): "meal"

iwit (noun, /ɪwɪt/): "metal"

nainay (noun, /naɪne/): "mine"

ttituth (noun, /ɾɪtuð/): "monster"

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

zettinul (noun, /zɛɾɪnul/): "morning"

atounin (noun, /ətaʊnɪn/): "mother"

shibukat (noun, /ʃibukət/): "mountain"

aynishem (noun, /eniʃɛm/): "mouth"

maitay (noun, /maɪte/): "name"

ifisa (noun, /ɪfɪsæ/): "neck"

anittoughz (noun, /əniɾɒz/): "night"

ab (noun, /əb/): "noodle"

aba (noun, /əbə/): "nose"

ka (noun, /kə/): "ocean"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "parent"

vanitu (noun, /vənitʌ/): "path"

naithatoob (noun, /naɪðətʊb/): "peace"

ade (noun, /ədɛ/): "pepper"

attoughtta (noun, /əɾɒɾə/): "person"

ttai (noun, /ɾaɪ/): "pie"

awjathed (noun, /odʒəðɛd/): "pig"

bittaj (noun, /bɪɾəj/): "rabbit"

hatanev (noun, /hatənɛv/): "rain"

im (noun, /ɪm/): "rat"

maimipought (noun, /maɪmɪpɒt/): "river"

ke (noun, /kɛ/): "robe"

alazawvu (noun, /ələzovu/): "rock"

oughnarra (noun, /ɒnərə/): "root"

ek (noun, /ɛk/): "salt"

erri (noun, /ɛrɪ/): "sand"

afakad (noun, /əfækəd/): "seed"

to (noun, /tɔ/): "sibling"

anatala (noun, /ənətələ/): "sister"

awttayz (noun, /oɾez/): "skin"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "sky"

izangisi (noun, /ɪzæŋɪsi/): "smoke"

anuban (noun, /ənubæn/): "snake"

pootta (noun, /pʊɾə/): "soup"

tahayna (noun, /təhena/): "star"

kittinu (noun, /kɪɾinʌ/): "stew"

wazapaw (noun, /wəzəpo/): "stomach"

anerrough (noun, /ænɛrɒ/): "stone"

kin (noun, /kɪn/): "stream"

awnett (noun, /onɛɾ/): "sun"

ttuti (noun, /ɾʌtɪ/): "sword"

ttabaha (noun, /ɾæbəhə/): "tail"

af (noun, /əf/): "tavern"

nitta (noun, /niɾə/): "thumb"

daw (noun, /do/): "tongue"

ude (noun, /udɛ/): "tooth"

kuka (noun, /kukə/): "tree"

binaq (noun, /binəq/): "truth"

an (noun, /ən/): "uncle"

awlu (noun, /olʌ/): "valley"

il (noun, /il/): "war"

ulitaitt (noun, /ulitaɪɾ/): "water"

iwi (noun, /ɪwi/): "way"

say (noun, /se/): "wine"

ttali (noun, /ɾali/): "woman"

elik (noun, /ɛlik/): "word"