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Anuve

Anuve Dictionary

Pronouns

ta (pronoun, /tæ/): "he"

ith (pronoun, /ið/): "she"

att (pronoun, /æɾ/): "they"

shav (pronoun, /ʃəv/): "you"

iv (pronoun, /iv/): "we"

ain (pronoun, /aɪn/): "I"

Articles

att (article, /əɾ/): "a"

te (article, /tɛ/): "the"

Prepositions

aikoughti (preposition, /aɪkɒtɪ/): "and"

atte (preposition, /əɾɛ/): "as"

laitabi (preposition, /laɪtəbɪ/): "from"

awka (preposition, /okə/): "in"

athata (preposition, /əðətə/): "of"

idamatta (preposition, /idəməɾə/): "or"

utu (preposition, /utu/): "to"

ttap (preposition, /ɾəp/): "will"

shat (preposition, /ʃət/): "with"

Numbers

ttuth (number, /ɾuð/): "zero"

imavi (number, /ɪməvɪ/): "one"

ttakuthas (number, /ɾəkuθəs/): "two"

ubihava (number, /ubɪhəva/): "three"

pu (number, /pu/): "four"

ki (number, /kɪ/): "five"

oun (number, /aʊn/): "six"

ak (number, /ak/): "seven"

attase (number, /əɾæsɛ/): "eight"

vadad (number, /vədæd/): "nine"

asittawd (number, /əsɪɾod/): "ten"

Questions

awnoughp (question, /onɒp/): "what"

thattiz (question, /ðaɾiz/): "who"

idas (question, /ɪdəs/): "how"

aythawp (question, /eðop/): "why"

ulefiza (question, /ʌlɛfɪzə/): "when"

Interjections

ittaym (interjection, /ɪɾem/): "hello"

tel (interjection, /tɛl/): "goodbye"

adili (interjection, /ədilɪ/): "hey"

tabikuk (interjection, /təbɪkuk/): "bye"

abichifa (interjection, /əbɪtʃɪfə/): "ouch"

ud (interjection, /ʌd/): "wow"

ningitoughk (interjection, /nɪŋɪtɒk/): "uh"

jini (interjection, /jɪnɪ/): "er"

tafipa (interjection, /təfɪpæ/): "um"

Adverbs

ashapid (adverb, /əʃəpɪd/): "again"

waikoba (adverb, /waɪkɔbə/): "now"

athing (adverb, /əθɪŋ/): "soon"

is (adverb, /ɪs/): "often"

shas (adverb, /ʃæs/): "sometimes"

ibawli (adverb, /ibolɪ/): "always"

we (adverb, /wɛ/): "never"

laidulav (adverb, /laɪdulav/): "seldom"

Adjectives

naiz (adjective, /naɪz/): "aromatic"

azattan (adjective, /æzəɾən/): "basted"

iva (adjective, /ivə/): "big"

bimai (adjective, /bimaɪ/): "bitter"

etoughd (adjective, /ɛtɒd/): "black"

manuv (adjective, /mənʌv/): "blue"

oughkawzough (adjective, /ɒkozɒ/): "brown"

amaysabou (adjective, /əmesabaʊ/): "chilled"

uk (adjective, /uk/): "cold"

shay (adjective, /ʃe/): "curried"

in (adjective, /in/): "dark"

thi (adjective, /ði/): "deep"

sa (adjective, /sə/): "divine"

oughtak (adjective, /ɒtək/): "drunk"

na (adjective, /nə/): "empty"

ain (adjective, /aɪn/): "evil"

ekawbana (adjective, /ɛkobənə/): "familiar"

im (adjective, /im/): "fat"

uhakas (adjective, /uhəkəs/): "flat"

afedike (adjective, /əfɛdɪkɛ/): "frail"

uv (adjective, /ʌv/): "fried"

days (adjective, /des/): "full"

bough (adjective, /bɒ/): "good"

apaf (adjective, /əpəf/): "green"

aik (adjective, /aɪk/): "grey"

ijudatt (adjective, /ɪdʒʌdaɾ/): "honest"

pabunat (adjective, /pəbʌnæt/): "hot"

etalak (adjective, /ɛtəlak/): "light"

ttaytawwa (adjective, /ɾetowə/): "long"

gaitej (adjective, /gaɪtɛdʒ/): "loud"

ingootheti (adjective, /iŋʊðɛtɪ/): "mortal"

itt (adjective, /iɾ/): "mysterious"

isapeva (adjective, /ɪsəpɛvə/): "narrow"

imati (adjective, /iməti/): "old"

utu (adjective, /utʌ/): "orange"

ttadidaid (adjective, /ɾədidaɪd/): "pungent"

batt (adjective, /bæɾ/): "purple"

akadaysi (adjective, /əkədesɪ/): "quiet"

iw (adjective, /ɪw/): "raw"

uchadayngi (adjective, /ʌxədeŋi/): "rectangular"

sitta (adjective, /sɪɾæ/): "red"

nainijayd (adjective, /naɪnɪdʒed/): "roasted"

kuttou (adjective, /kʌɾaʊ/): "round"

za (adjective, /zə/): "salty"

in (adjective, /ɪn/): "savory"

shaloughsayt (adjective, /ʃəlɒset/): "shallow"

uza (adjective, /uzə/): "short"

adeh (adjective, /ədɛh/): "smoked"

ith (adjective, /ið/): "sober"

aysasip (adjective, /esəsip/): "sour"

ater (adjective, /ətɛɹ/): "spicy"

thali (adjective, /ðælɪ/): "spiral"

uzayle (adjective, /uzelɛ/): "square"

ashunan (adjective, /æʃunən/): "steamed"

imaj (adjective, /ɪmədʒ/): "strange"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "strong"

anouzai (adjective, /ənaʊzaɪ/): "sturdy"

utt (adjective, /ʌɾ/): "sweet"

ttizan (adjective, /ɾizən/): "tall"

ituwitt (adjective, /itʌwiɾ/): "thick"

tin (adjective, /tɪn/): "thin"

ajinayhi (adjective, /əjɪnehɪ/): "warm"

aws (adjective, /os/): "weak"

natti (adjective, /nəɾɪ/): "white"

anad (adjective, /ænəd/): "wide"

witta (adjective, /wɪɾæ/): "yellow"

sattan (adjective, /səɾæn/): "young"

Verbs

awcana (verb, /ocæna/): "bake"

izattada (verb, /izəɾədə/): "be"

kawtt (verb, /koɾ/): "belong"

ttisi (verb, /ɾɪsi/): "bite"

shithu (verb, /ʃɪðʌ/): "break"

ttaiz (verb, /ɾaɪz/): "burn"

tedib (verb, /tɛdɪb/): "come"

zawsh (verb, /zoʃ/): "die"

ttaw (verb, /ɾo/): "drink"

ought (verb, /ɒt/): "eat"

ttinilag (verb, /ɾinɪləg/): "fall"

ad (verb, /ad/): "fight"

iwub (verb, /ɪwʌb/): "find"

attinab (verb, /əɾɪnæb/): "fish"

alaiday (verb, /ælaɪde/): "fly"

thutta (verb, /ðʌɾæ/): "frown"

nite (verb, /nitɛ/): "go"

nizate (verb, /nɪzətɛ/): "growl"

koughzita (verb, /kɒzɪtə/): "hate"

av (verb, /æv/): "have"

afag (verb, /əfəg/): "hear"

aydichaw (verb, /edɪchəw/): "hide"

ettu (verb, /ɛɾʌ/): "hold"

hey (verb, /hɛy/): "hunt"

peni (verb, /pɛnɪ/): "jump"

oisaviv (verb, /ɔɪsəviv/): "kill"

asil (verb, /əsɪl/): "know"

dou (verb, /daʊ/): "laugh"

ufatag (verb, /ʌfətæg/): "lie"

zanaysi (verb, /zənesɪ/): "live"

ili (verb, /ɪli/): "lose"

attaino (verb, /əɾaɪnɔ/): "love"

oopayttough (verb, /ʊpeɾɒ/): "need"

va (verb, /væ/): "own"

afoughwath (verb, /əfɒwəð/): "roast"

itt (verb, /ɪɾ/): "run"

eqami (verb, /ɛqamɪ/): "see"

zetoughhi (verb, /zɛtɒhi/): "sit"

tativan (verb, /tətɪvən/): "sleep"

attan (verb, /əɾan/): "smell"

thasoughtte (verb, /ðəsɒɾɛ/): "smile"

datt (verb, /dəɾ/): "stand"

vithidi (verb, /vɪðɪdɪ/): "strike"

am (verb, /əm/): "swallow"

thaweni (verb, /ðəwɛnɪ/): "swim"

lat (verb, /lət/): "taste"

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

dais (verb, /daɪs/): "walk"

ibabiti (verb, /ibəbiti/): "want"

Nouns

amapazu (noun, /amæpəzʌ/): "afternoon"

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

pin (noun, /pɪn/): "all"

ushawaz (noun, /uʃawəz/): "alligator"

satuke (noun, /sətukɛ/): "arm"

patt (noun, /pəɾ/): "ash"

upayz (noun, /upez/): "aunt"

adaisami (noun, /ədaɪsəmi/): "axe"

attatta (noun, /əɾæɾæ/): "bark"

izaisis (noun, /izaɪsɪs/): "bay"

najab (noun, /nədʒəb/): "beer"

du (noun, /dʌ/): "beet"

amakeba (noun, /əməkɛbə/): "bird"

attatta (noun, /əɾəɾə/): "blood"

lus (noun, /lus/): "boar"

inak (noun, /inək/): "bone"

awafab (noun, /æwəfab/): "breakfast"

athittu (noun, /əðɪɾu/): "breast"

ta (noun, /tə/): "brother"

dahi (noun, /dəhɪ/): "castle"

aihihu (noun, /aɪhihu/): "cat"

idough (noun, /ɪdɒ/): "cat"

ewaittoughsi (noun, /ɛwaɪɾɒsi/): "chest"

ah (noun, /əh/): "chicken"

dittough (noun, /diɾɒ/): "claw"

la (noun, /lə/): "cloud"

thuwez (noun, /ðuwɛz/): "coconut"

nisapuw (noun, /nisapuw/): "crime"

zani (noun, /zənɪ/): "day"

amibaw (noun, /æmɪbo/): "dinner"

ani (noun, /ənɪ/): "dog"

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

tem (noun, /tɛm/): "dungeon"

nakichuz (noun, /nəkitʃʌz/): "ear"

abujuna (noun, /əbujʌnə/): "earth"

namamiq (noun, /nəməmɪq/): "egg"

li (noun, /lɪ/): "elder"

atabech (noun, /ətəbɛtʃ/): "enemy"

obasatta (noun, /ɔbəsəɾə/): "evening"

awd (noun, /od/): "eye"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "family"

naytawni (noun, /netonɪ/): "father"

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

ayhid (noun, /ehɪd/): "fight"

zat (noun, /zət/): "finger"

ayta (noun, /etə/): "fire"

aifiz (noun, /aɪfɪz/): "fish"

anith (noun, /ænɪð/): "flesh"

ijattay (noun, /ijəɾe/): "foot"

atini (noun, /ətɪni/): "forest"

anas (noun, /ənəs/): "fox"

waseke (noun, /wəsɛkɛ/): "friend"

tha (noun, /ðə/): "goose"

ttootti (noun, /ɾʊɾɪ/): "grease"

asas (noun, /æsəs/): "group"

zasatt (noun, /zəsəɾ/): "gulf"

minab (noun, /mɪnəb/): "hair"

tusu (noun, /tʌsʌ/): "hand"

thitetuj (noun, /ðitɛtʌdʒ/): "hat"

uwas (noun, /uwəs/): "hate"

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

emikida (noun, /ɛmɪkidə/): "hill"

tis (noun, /tɪs/): "horn"

oughwidi (noun, /ɒwɪdɪ/): "horse"

inipa (noun, /ɪnipæ/): "house"

tattith (noun, /tæɾɪð/): "inn"

ifi (noun, /ɪfɪ/): "island"

aidat (noun, /aɪdat/): "jaw"

uloom (noun, /ulʊm/): "lake"

ttini (noun, /ɾɪni/): "leaf"

ittittan (noun, /ɪɾɪɾæn/): "leg"

ed (noun, /ɛd/): "liver"

kai (noun, /kaɪ/): "louse"

tiv (noun, /tɪv/): "love"

tathak (noun, /təθæk/): "lunch"

qa (noun, /qə/): "man"

sanevi (noun, /sənɛvi/): "many"

unitab (noun, /unɪtəb/): "meal"

awttayt (noun, /oɾet/): "metal"

enizip (noun, /ɛnɪzɪp/): "mine"

thailai (noun, /ðaɪlaɪ/): "monster"

pidi (noun, /pɪdɪ/): "moon"

anain (noun, /ənaɪn/): "morning"

aiva (noun, /aɪvə/): "mother"

sanim (noun, /sənɪm/): "mountain"

atifi (noun, /ətɪfi/): "mouth"

nada (noun, /nədə/): "name"

lefi (noun, /lɛfi/): "neck"

edaha (noun, /ɛdəhə/): "night"

dangakash (noun, /dəŋəkəʃ/): "noodle"

ittitidu (noun, /ɪɾɪtɪdu/): "nose"

ttay (noun, /ɾe/): "ocean"

ttangu (noun, /ɾəŋʌ/): "parent"

ka (noun, /kə/): "path"

hattad (noun, /həɾəd/): "peace"

zaim (noun, /zaɪm/): "pepper"

utti (noun, /ʌɾɪ/): "person"

ttunawtav (noun, /ɾunotəv/): "pie"

itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "pig"

ki (noun, /kɪ/): "rabbit"

tunamitt (noun, /tunəmiɾ/): "rain"

bachan (noun, /bætʃæn/): "rat"

titibaz (noun, /tɪtɪbəz/): "river"

ayttitutt (noun, /eɾɪtʌɾ/): "robe"

angataba (noun, /əŋatəbə/): "rock"

eshubatta (noun, /ɛʃʌbəɾə/): "root"

asih (noun, /æsɪh/): "salt"

sabainep (noun, /səbaɪnɛp/): "sand"

tih (noun, /tɪh/): "seed"

itida (noun, /itɪdə/): "sibling"

enattada (noun, /ɛnəɾədə/): "sister"

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

ail (noun, /aɪl/): "sky"

ttatoughta (noun, /ɾətɒtə/): "smoke"

tha (noun, /ðæ/): "snake"

adu (noun, /ədʌ/): "soup"

aila (noun, /aɪla/): "star"

ivi (noun, /ivɪ/): "stew"

oughtt (noun, /ɒɾ/): "stomach"

atane (noun, /ætənɛ/): "stone"

nawdda (noun, /noɽə/): "stream"

oittuthabi (noun, /ɔɪɾuðəbɪ/): "sun"

dez (noun, /dɛz/): "sword"

icha (noun, /ɪtʃə/): "tail"

zuthayzath (noun, /zʌðezəð/): "tavern"

wal (noun, /wæl/): "thumb"

aylilep (noun, /elilɛp/): "tongue"

pach (noun, /pəx/): "tooth"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "tree"

da (noun, /də/): "truth"

aiqathatha (noun, /aɪqəθəðə/): "uncle"

vaybayfay (noun, /vebefe/): "valley"

ittough (noun, /ɪɾɒ/): "war"

da (noun, /də/): "water"

itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "way"

epid (noun, /ɛpid/): "wine"

ayjisal (noun, /ejisæl/): "woman"

enimip (noun, /ɛnɪmɪp/): "word"