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Asoughtada

Asoughtada Dictionary

Pronouns

jath (pronoun, /jəð/): "he"

ta (pronoun, /tə/): "she"

ata (pronoun, /ətæ/): "they"

elaw (pronoun, /ɛlo/): "you"

tas (pronoun, /təs/): "we"

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

Articles

chal (article, /tʃəl/): "a"

att (article, /əɾ/): "the"

Prepositions

usalile (preposition, /usəlɪlɛ/): "and"

finge (preposition, /fiŋɛ/): "as"

oughchat (preposition, /ɒtʃət/): "from"

dibi (preposition, /dɪbɪ/): "in"

mat (preposition, /mət/): "of"

isett (preposition, /isɛɾ/): "or"

wam (preposition, /wəm/): "to"

na (preposition, /nə/): "will"

panil (preposition, /pənɪl/): "with"

Numbers

apouteshu (number, /əpaʊtɛʃʌ/): "zero"

avasuka (number, /ævəsukə/): "one"

ih (number, /ɪh/): "two"

asipe (number, /əsɪpɛ/): "three"

lawk (number, /lok/): "four"

is (number, /is/): "five"

aytiju (number, /etɪdʒʌ/): "six"

ttazi (number, /ɾəzɪ/): "seven"

tiba (number, /tɪbə/): "eight"

enumiti (number, /ɛnʌmiti/): "nine"

bel (number, /bɛl/): "ten"

Questions

adad (question, /ədəd/): "what"

aymat (question, /emat/): "who"

anase (question, /anəsɛ/): "how"

chitama (question, /chɪtəma/): "why"

piwawwe (question, /pɪwowɛ/): "when"

Interjections

pinajaw (interjection, /pinəjo/): "hello"

aj (interjection, /ədʒ/): "goodbye"

sizoughshe (interjection, /sizɒʃɛ/): "hey"

zinafa (interjection, /zinəfə/): "bye"

etti (interjection, /ɛɾɪ/): "ouch"

thoh (interjection, /θɔh/): "wow"

attukutt (interjection, /əɾʌkuɾ/): "uh"

evashav (interjection, /ɛvəʃəv/): "er"

kaidasa (interjection, /kaɪdæsə/): "um"

Adverbs

duti (adverb, /dʌtɪ/): "again"

asefiv (adverb, /əsɛfiv/): "now"

ttavuz (adverb, /ɾævʌz/): "soon"

nisaching (adverb, /nɪsatʃiŋ/): "often"

tasetsu (adverb, /təsɛtsʌ/): "sometimes"

li (adverb, /lɪ/): "always"

savada (adverb, /səvədə/): "never"

man (adverb, /man/): "seldom"

Adjectives

na (adjective, /nə/): "aromatic"

te (adjective, /tɛ/): "basted"

chibat (adjective, /tʃɪbət/): "big"

eti (adjective, /ɛti/): "bitter"

in (adjective, /ɪn/): "black"

ttatiti (adjective, /ɾətɪtɪ/): "blue"

imoughf (adjective, /imɒf/): "brown"

kayzou (adjective, /kezaʊ/): "chilled"

ihawnuk (adjective, /ihonʌk/): "cold"

isoughnoughbi (adjective, /ɪsɒnɒbɪ/): "curried"

bat (adjective, /bət/): "dark"

paza (adjective, /pəzə/): "deep"

fikihain (adjective, /fɪkɪhaɪn/): "divine"

ichangith (adjective, /itʃəŋɪð/): "drunk"

ita (adjective, /itə/): "empty"

awttatt (adjective, /oɾəɾ/): "evil"

akuvas (adjective, /əkʌvəs/): "familiar"

nuku (adjective, /nʌku/): "fat"

adud (adjective, /ədʌd/): "flat"

ngoo (adjective, /ŋʊ/): "frail"

id (adjective, /ɪd/): "fried"

etatti (adjective, /ɛtæɾɪ/): "full"

da (adjective, /də/): "good"

isita (adjective, /isɪtə/): "green"

us (adjective, /us/): "grey"

ttanan (adjective, /ɾænæn/): "honest"

enam (adjective, /ɛnəm/): "hot"

awd (adjective, /od/): "light"

bab (adjective, /bəb/): "long"

busisi (adjective, /busɪsɪ/): "loud"

ttad (adjective, /ɾəd/): "mortal"

takattai (adjective, /təkəɾaɪ/): "mysterious"

tti (adjective, /ɾɪ/): "narrow"

tough (adjective, /tɒ/): "old"

oughsati (adjective, /ɒsætɪ/): "orange"

zoughthoo (adjective, /zɒðʊ/): "pungent"

ttu (adjective, /ɾʌ/): "purple"

alatt (adjective, /əlæɾ/): "quiet"

ttefup (adjective, /ɾɛfʌp/): "raw"

vayludayd (adjective, /velʌded/): "rectangular"

vas (adjective, /vas/): "red"

bilag (adjective, /bilæg/): "roasted"

anitoughz (adjective, /ənitɒz/): "round"

ngainatt (adjective, /ŋaɪnəɾ/): "salty"

kaysin (adjective, /kesɪn/): "savory"

ayhu (adjective, /ehʌ/): "shallow"

atusutt (adjective, /ətusʌɾ/): "short"

madas (adjective, /mədəs/): "smoked"

ku (adjective, /ku/): "sober"

na (adjective, /nə/): "sour"

nataga (adjective, /nətəgə/): "spicy"

oughtiw (adjective, /ɒtɪw/): "spiral"

tiva (adjective, /tivə/): "square"

idah (adjective, /ɪdəh/): "steamed"

pi (adjective, /pi/): "strange"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "strong"

niba (adjective, /nɪbə/): "sturdy"

aytu (adjective, /etu/): "sweet"

bethana (adjective, /bɛðənə/): "tall"

idaws (adjective, /ɪdos/): "thick"

enamaw (adjective, /ɛnəmo/): "thin"

ithaydatu (adjective, /ɪðedətʌ/): "warm"

banim (adjective, /bənɪm/): "weak"

timum (adjective, /tɪmʌm/): "white"

thim (adjective, /ðɪm/): "wide"

uv (adjective, /uv/): "yellow"

nanetes (adjective, /nənɛtɛs/): "young"

Verbs

akis (verb, /əkis/): "bake"

analaitti (verb, /ənəlaɪɾɪ/): "be"

azatiwa (verb, /əzætɪwə/): "belong"

ubi (verb, /ubi/): "bite"

itoughtuda (verb, /ɪtɒtudə/): "break"

itt (verb, /ɪɾ/): "burn"

paytai (verb, /petaɪ/): "come"

laynina (verb, /lenɪna/): "die"

aputi (verb, /əputi/): "drink"

thadati (verb, /ðædətɪ/): "eat"

kayhutt (verb, /kehʌɾ/): "fall"

sittipaith (verb, /sɪɾɪpaɪð/): "fight"

liju (verb, /liju/): "find"

kutta (verb, /kuɾə/): "fish"

aypatt (verb, /epəɾ/): "fly"

ihanough (verb, /ɪhənɒ/): "frown"

ala (verb, /ælə/): "go"

ayligutai (verb, /elɪgʌtaɪ/): "growl"

vooka (verb, /vʊkə/): "hate"

tithool (verb, /tɪðʊl/): "have"

li (verb, /li/): "hear"

awlilatta (verb, /olɪləɾə/): "hide"

kazenan (verb, /kæzɛnən/): "hold"

ina (verb, /ɪna/): "hunt"

kattam (verb, /kəɾəm/): "jump"

eloughn (verb, /ɛlɒn/): "kill"

sivatt (verb, /sɪvəɾ/): "know"

wa (verb, /wə/): "laugh"

isasatta (verb, /ɪsəsəɾə/): "lie"

fapawha (verb, /fəpohæ/): "live"

aysawttai (verb, /esoɾaɪ/): "lose"

oughziwayl (verb, /ɒzɪwel/): "love"

ahabit (verb, /æhəbɪt/): "need"

buthattaytt (verb, /bʌðəɾeɾ/): "own"

anunin (verb, /ənʌnɪn/): "roast"

alattana (verb, /ələɾanə/): "run"

ddattadid (verb, /ɽəɾədid/): "see"

nev (verb, /nɛv/): "sit"

aittittu (verb, /aɪɾɪɾʌ/): "sleep"

ngithe (verb, /ŋiðɛ/): "smell"

ab (verb, /əb/): "smile"

ttivava (verb, /ɾɪvəvə/): "stand"

kisa (verb, /kisə/): "strike"

da (verb, /də/): "swallow"

tamoungoughtt (verb, /tæmaʊŋɒɾ/): "swim"

hiti (verb, /hɪti/): "taste"

isasa (verb, /ɪsəsə/): "throw"

oughthate (verb, /ɒθətɛ/): "walk"

dawal (verb, /dəwəl/): "want"

Nouns

ninavat (noun, /ninəvat/): "afternoon"

aze (noun, /əzɛ/): "ale"

sasuzough (noun, /səsuzɒ/): "all"

alatt (noun, /ələɾ/): "alligator"

aw (noun, /aw/): "arm"

kaynathi (noun, /kenəði/): "ash"

nananir (noun, /nənænɪɹ/): "aunt"

patawd (noun, /pətod/): "axe"

awjuta (noun, /ojutə/): "bark"

nemapash (noun, /nɛməpaʃ/): "bay"

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

zamouda (noun, /zamaʊdæ/): "beet"

payjanays (noun, /pedʒənes/): "bird"

jet (noun, /jɛt/): "blood"

lataytt (noun, /ləteɾ/): "boar"

att (noun, /aɾ/): "bone"

musuduth (noun, /musʌdʌð/): "breakfast"

nani (noun, /nəni/): "breast"

wawalih (noun, /wəwəlɪh/): "brother"

nazi (noun, /næzi/): "castle"

adahe (noun, /ədæhɛ/): "cat"

thoughth (noun, /ðɒð/): "cat"

ava (noun, /avæ/): "chest"

timap (noun, /tɪməp/): "chicken"

lahazik (noun, /ləhəzɪk/): "claw"

idaf (noun, /ɪdəf/): "cloud"

zik (noun, /zik/): "coconut"

attuja (noun, /əɾʌjə/): "crime"

me (noun, /mɛ/): "day"

amav (noun, /əmav/): "dinner"

ab (noun, /əb/): "dog"

ittayttat (noun, /iɾeɾət/): "drink"

ez (noun, /ɛz/): "dungeon"

jadav (noun, /dʒədəv/): "ear"

li (noun, /lɪ/): "earth"

oughzawitt (noun, /ɒzəwɪɾ/): "egg"

ttidath (noun, /ɾidæð/): "elder"

kipe (noun, /kɪpɛ/): "enemy"

jat (noun, /jət/): "evening"

thathay (noun, /ðəθe/): "eye"

attoughta (noun, /əɾɒtə/): "family"

nad (noun, /nəd/): "father"

attisat (noun, /əɾɪsət/): "feather"

ubidath (noun, /ʌbɪdəð/): "fight"

ma (noun, /mə/): "finger"

law (noun, /ləw/): "fire"

izayle (noun, /ɪzelɛ/): "fish"

awsayzu (noun, /osezʌ/): "flesh"

iladukai (noun, /ɪlədukaɪ/): "foot"

nethuda (noun, /nɛðudə/): "forest"

nathuttu (noun, /nəðʌɾu/): "fox"

apata (noun, /əpətæ/): "friend"

tavepe (noun, /təvɛpɛ/): "goose"

izul (noun, /ɪzul/): "grease"

gatt (noun, /gəɾ/): "group"

nayliwe (noun, /neliwɛ/): "gulf"

utanaichaw (noun, /utanaɪtʃo/): "hair"

uttawed (noun, /uɾəwɛd/): "hand"

kittetta (noun, /kɪɾɛɾə/): "hat"

ditt (noun, /dɪɾ/): "hate"

di (noun, /dɪ/): "head"

awutitt (noun, /əwutɪɾ/): "hill"

ladi (noun, /lədi/): "horn"

adoughsha (noun, /ədɒʃæ/): "horse"

aniti (noun, /ənɪti/): "house"

va (noun, /və/): "inn"

satt (noun, /səɾ/): "island"

lani (noun, /ləni/): "jaw"

ajanitta (noun, /əjənɪɾə/): "lake"

da (noun, /dæ/): "leaf"

mus (noun, /mus/): "leg"

naik (noun, /naɪk/): "liver"

iheba (noun, /ihɛbə/): "louse"

wasutta (noun, /wasuɾə/): "love"

etudisa (noun, /ɛtʌdisə/): "lunch"

ttitt (noun, /ɾiɾ/): "man"

ahi (noun, /əhɪ/): "many"

ilahathaw (noun, /ɪləhəðo/): "meal"

attu (noun, /əɾʌ/): "metal"

jubuthatt (noun, /dʒubuðəɾ/): "mine"

kalah (noun, /kaləh/): "monster"

api (noun, /apɪ/): "moon"

sul (noun, /sul/): "morning"

uni (noun, /unɪ/): "mother"

inettadi (noun, /ɪnɛɾədɪ/): "mountain"

sittus (noun, /siɾus/): "mouth"

aikatha (noun, /aɪkæðə/): "name"

jidayhas (noun, /dʒɪdehəs/): "neck"

taynatta (noun, /tenəɾə/): "night"

ayzifi (noun, /ezɪfi/): "noodle"

avatayw (noun, /əvətew/): "nose"

inathattay (noun, /inəθæɾe/): "ocean"

thizatu (noun, /ðizətu/): "parent"

unayttaj (noun, /ʌneɾədʒ/): "path"

li (noun, /lɪ/): "peace"

lawnita (noun, /lonɪtə/): "pepper"

aymai (noun, /emaɪ/): "person"

difetta (noun, /dɪfɛɾə/): "pie"

anethej (noun, /ənɛðɛj/): "pig"

wanayte (noun, /wənetɛ/): "rabbit"

mi (noun, /mi/): "rain"

enithas (noun, /ɛniðəs/): "rat"

ttik (noun, /ɾik/): "river"

muzatawh (noun, /muzətoh/): "robe"

natoughpak (noun, /nətɒpək/): "rock"

uh (noun, /ʌh/): "root"

nu (noun, /nu/): "salt"

ud (noun, /ud/): "sand"

ttivich (noun, /ɾivɪtʃ/): "seed"

mutt (noun, /muɾ/): "sibling"

tiniz (noun, /tɪnɪz/): "sister"

imoughwatta (noun, /ɪmɒwəɾə/): "skin"

ipaytt (noun, /ɪpeɾ/): "sky"

asa (noun, /əsæ/): "smoke"

thikalit (noun, /ðɪkælɪt/): "snake"

ep (noun, /ɛp/): "soup"

ttaikifit (noun, /ɾaɪkɪfɪt/): "star"

dinay (noun, /dɪne/): "stew"

lukive (noun, /lukivɛ/): "stomach"

itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "stone"

tit (noun, /tɪt/): "stream"

adewayfe (noun, /ædɛwefɛ/): "sun"

nebin (noun, /nɛbɪn/): "sword"

ttije (noun, /ɾɪdʒɛ/): "tail"

aitawsa (noun, /aɪtosə/): "tavern"

ajin (noun, /ədʒɪn/): "thumb"

manad (noun, /mənəd/): "tongue"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "tooth"

tay (noun, /te/): "tree"

nana (noun, /nənə/): "truth"

ukafayts (noun, /ukəfets/): "uncle"

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

vini (noun, /vinɪ/): "war"

jitta (noun, /jiɾə/): "water"

dikalay (noun, /dikəle/): "way"

ij (noun, /ɪj/): "wine"

awtt (noun, /oɾ/): "woman"

sayzawas (noun, /sezəwəs/): "word"