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Apuf

Apuf Dictionary

Pronouns

athaw (pronoun, /əðo/): "he"

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

ad (pronoun, /əd/): "they"

att (pronoun, /əɾ/): "you"

tais (pronoun, /taɪs/): "we"

thed (pronoun, /ðɛd/): "I"

Articles

ttitt (article, /ɾɪɾ/): "a"

si (article, /sɪ/): "the"

Prepositions

ul (preposition, /ʌl/): "and"

digi (preposition, /dɪgɪ/): "as"

tamin (preposition, /təmɪn/): "from"

lamayth (preposition, /ləmeð/): "in"

ngad (preposition, /ŋæd/): "of"

id (preposition, /id/): "or"

ttafasitt (preposition, /ɾəfəsiɾ/): "to"

hisija (preposition, /hɪsɪjə/): "will"

vadayjatt (preposition, /vædedʒəɾ/): "with"

Numbers

ibouy (number, /ibaʊy/): "zero"

apaywipa (number, /æpewɪpə/): "one"

itt (number, /iɾ/): "two"

za (number, /zə/): "three"

fattitte (number, /fəɾiɾɛ/): "four"

tewami (number, /tɛwəmɪ/): "five"

wa (number, /wə/): "six"

sough (number, /sɒ/): "seven"

livett (number, /livɛɾ/): "eight"

awttatta (number, /oɾəɾə/): "nine"

vi (number, /vɪ/): "ten"

Questions

cilati (question, /cɪlatɪ/): "what"

ufaw (question, /ʌfo/): "who"

nat (question, /nət/): "how"

ni (question, /nɪ/): "why"

di (question, /dɪ/): "when"

Interjections

id (interjection, /id/): "hello"

ihin (interjection, /ɪhin/): "goodbye"

foi (interjection, /fɔɪ/): "hey"

nachich (interjection, /nəxich/): "bye"

gin (interjection, /gɪn/): "ouch"

inik (interjection, /ɪnɪk/): "wow"

nulooday (interjection, /nulʊde/): "uh"

thatith (interjection, /ðətið/): "er"

inis (interjection, /inis/): "um"

Adverbs

ot (adverb, /ɔt/): "again"

azate (adverb, /əzatɛ/): "now"

inanufa (adverb, /ɪnænʌfə/): "soon"

ipet (adverb, /ipɛt/): "often"

aitteni (adverb, /aɪɾɛnɪ/): "sometimes"

outhiz (adverb, /aʊðiz/): "always"

wigufu (adverb, /wɪgufu/): "never"

ta (adverb, /tə/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ashoughttitte (adjective, /əʃɒɾɪɾɛ/): "aromatic"

difi (adjective, /difɪ/): "basted"

isaji (adjective, /ɪsædʒɪ/): "big"

kuttalutt (adjective, /kuɾəlʌɾ/): "bitter"

aboughsatai (adjective, /əbɒsətaɪ/): "black"

azaidi (adjective, /æzaɪdi/): "blue"

ima (adjective, /imə/): "brown"

shaz (adjective, /ʃəz/): "chilled"

thuthoo (adjective, /ðuðʊ/): "cold"

eba (adjective, /ɛbə/): "curried"

awuf (adjective, /əwʌf/): "dark"

nut (adjective, /nʌt/): "deep"

luta (adjective, /lʌtə/): "divine"

att (adjective, /æɾ/): "drunk"

iwoughs (adjective, /ɪwɒs/): "empty"

anitu (adjective, /anɪtu/): "evil"

nu (adjective, /nu/): "familiar"

ale (adjective, /alɛ/): "fat"

within (adjective, /wɪðɪn/): "flat"

ajadd (adjective, /əjæɽ/): "frail"

uf (adjective, /uf/): "fried"

nithawnu (adjective, /niðonu/): "full"

awe (adjective, /əwɛ/): "good"

utingan (adjective, /ʌtɪŋən/): "green"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "grey"

abam (adjective, /əbəm/): "honest"

inamoughth (adjective, /ɪnəmɒð/): "hot"

ubud (adjective, /ʌbʌd/): "light"

ois (adjective, /ɔɪs/): "long"

ttachattu (adjective, /ɾətʃəɾʌ/): "loud"

ayngahiti (adjective, /eŋəhɪti/): "mortal"

ata (adjective, /ətə/): "mysterious"

oughti (adjective, /ɒtɪ/): "narrow"

asihi (adjective, /əsɪhɪ/): "old"

tamaz (adjective, /təmæz/): "orange"

ibatt (adjective, /ibəɾ/): "pungent"

atta (adjective, /əɾa/): "purple"

ttaylubi (adjective, /ɾelubi/): "quiet"

ludathi (adjective, /ludəθɪ/): "raw"

kaydeth (adjective, /kedɛð/): "rectangular"

vittat (adjective, /vɪɾət/): "red"

kinoughl (adjective, /kinɒl/): "roasted"

pitan (adjective, /pitən/): "round"

anoughsam (adjective, /ənɒsæm/): "salty"

uma (adjective, /umæ/): "savory"

nami (adjective, /nəmɪ/): "shallow"

asaysh (adjective, /əseʃ/): "short"

thanawnoughs (adjective, /ðənonɒs/): "smoked"

abith (adjective, /əbɪð/): "sober"

pihawad (adjective, /pɪhəwəd/): "sour"

ap (adjective, /əp/): "spicy"

dajayku (adjective, /dædʒeku/): "spiral"

oughzama (adjective, /ɒzamæ/): "square"

koughthai (adjective, /kɒθaɪ/): "steamed"

ithavayba (adjective, /iðəvebə/): "strange"

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

ith (adjective, /ɪð/): "sturdy"

ilouf (adjective, /ilaʊf/): "sweet"

nidi (adjective, /nidɪ/): "tall"

unas (adjective, /unəs/): "thick"

awp (adjective, /op/): "thin"

aybou (adjective, /ebaʊ/): "warm"

asas (adjective, /əsəs/): "weak"

zijayngu (adjective, /zɪjeŋu/): "white"

ila (adjective, /ɪla/): "wide"

asadu (adjective, /əsədu/): "yellow"

anipai (adjective, /ænɪpaɪ/): "young"

Verbs

ilat (verb, /ɪlət/): "bake"

azatoughv (verb, /əzætɒv/): "be"

huhalay (verb, /hʌhale/): "belong"

athamattough (verb, /əðəməɾɒ/): "bite"

awalaitt (verb, /əwælaɪɾ/): "break"

ittoowing (verb, /ɪɾʊwɪŋ/): "burn"

soughtu (verb, /sɒtʌ/): "come"

nge (verb, /ŋɛ/): "die"

vitegi (verb, /vɪtɛgɪ/): "drink"

aynaki (verb, /enəki/): "eat"

weli (verb, /wɛlɪ/): "fall"

saybawj (verb, /sebodʒ/): "fight"

thesaivoott (verb, /ðɛsaɪvʊɾ/): "find"

tini (verb, /tɪnɪ/): "fish"

jibi (verb, /dʒibɪ/): "fly"

katha (verb, /kəðæ/): "frown"

jitawn (verb, /jɪton/): "go"

netafit (verb, /nɛtəfit/): "growl"

itidasu (verb, /itɪdəsu/): "hate"

zaya (verb, /zaya/): "have"

zis (verb, /zɪs/): "hear"

den (verb, /dɛn/): "hide"

suttek (verb, /sʌɾɛk/): "hold"

aha (verb, /æhə/): "hunt"

nit (verb, /nɪt/): "jump"

taitoughth (verb, /taɪtɒð/): "kill"

atahek (verb, /ətəhɛk/): "know"

inile (verb, /ɪnilɛ/): "laugh"

tanoughk (verb, /tənɒk/): "lie"

adizaw (verb, /ədizaw/): "live"

silatay (verb, /siləte/): "lose"

ikidayn (verb, /ɪkiden/): "love"

iwashayt (verb, /ɪwəʃet/): "need"

aihajat (verb, /aɪhədʒət/): "own"

ab (verb, /æb/): "roast"

jisal (verb, /dʒɪsəl/): "run"

ittavu (verb, /ɪɾəvu/): "see"

laikakitt (verb, /laɪkəkɪɾ/): "sit"

ette (verb, /ɛɾɛ/): "sleep"

gattanig (verb, /gəɾənig/): "smell"

sattasi (verb, /səɾəsi/): "smile"

atittath (verb, /ətɪɾəð/): "stand"

awwidatt (verb, /owɪdəɾ/): "strike"

ngani (verb, /ŋənɪ/): "swallow"

anai (verb, /ənaɪ/): "swim"

wiv (verb, /wɪv/): "taste"

sam (verb, /səm/): "throw"

webakuf (verb, /wɛbəkuf/): "walk"

houghnu (verb, /hɒnu/): "want"

Nouns

ditattid (noun, /dɪtəɾɪd/): "afternoon"

inin (noun, /inɪn/): "ale"

ayttiga (noun, /eɾɪgə/): "all"

ash (noun, /əʃ/): "alligator"

anawnaz (noun, /ənonæz/): "arm"

battitti (noun, /bəɾɪɾɪ/): "ash"

kuba (noun, /kʌbæ/): "aunt"

kaytayng (noun, /keteŋ/): "axe"

detat (noun, /dɛtat/): "bark"

utt (noun, /ʌɾ/): "bay"

ina (noun, /ɪnə/): "beer"

uvahud (noun, /uvəhud/): "beet"

ittamuti (noun, /ɪɾəmuti/): "bird"

azab (noun, /əzəb/): "blood"

bina (noun, /bɪnæ/): "boar"

matan (noun, /mətæn/): "bone"

man (noun, /mən/): "breakfast"

ek (noun, /ɛk/): "breast"

ithinayna (noun, /iðɪnenə/): "brother"

as (noun, /əs/): "castle"

aqacha (noun, /æqətʃa/): "cat"

lafooki (noun, /læfʊkɪ/): "cat"

achutak (noun, /ətʃutək/): "chest"

nawttus (noun, /noɾʌs/): "chicken"

ibukel (noun, /ibukɛl/): "claw"

anaqi (noun, /anəqɪ/): "cloud"

adan (noun, /ədən/): "coconut"

ayday (noun, /ede/): "crime"

dittat (noun, /dɪɾət/): "day"

fan (noun, /fan/): "dinner"

iw (noun, /ɪw/): "dog"

wa (noun, /wə/): "drink"

fatit (noun, /fətit/): "dungeon"

sattiva (noun, /səɾɪva/): "ear"

isoughnanu (noun, /ɪsɒnənʌ/): "earth"

ad (noun, /əd/): "egg"

jaze (noun, /jəzɛ/): "elder"

atengeb (noun, /ətɛŋɛb/): "enemy"

inawwe (noun, /ɪnowɛ/): "evening"

pawat (noun, /pəwət/): "eye"

hazipu (noun, /həzɪpu/): "family"

edatud (noun, /ɛdətud/): "father"

av (noun, /əv/): "feather"

aygu (noun, /egu/): "fight"

aysathay (noun, /esəθe/): "finger"

thayma (noun, /ðemə/): "fire"

fus (noun, /fʌs/): "fish"

al (noun, /əl/): "flesh"

eseth (noun, /ɛsɛð/): "foot"

wugalam (noun, /wugalæm/): "forest"

fud (noun, /fʌd/): "fox"

va (noun, /və/): "friend"

oom (noun, /ʊm/): "goose"

tiw (noun, /tɪw/): "grease"

ta (noun, /tə/): "group"

suvan (noun, /suvən/): "gulf"

ithay (noun, /ɪθe/): "hair"

ttasaw (noun, /ɾæso/): "hand"

atat (noun, /ətæt/): "hat"

avay (noun, /əve/): "hate"

zu (noun, /zʌ/): "head"

daz (noun, /dəz/): "hill"

ainis (noun, /aɪnɪs/): "horn"

av (noun, /əv/): "horse"

zichatab (noun, /zɪchətab/): "house"

inaditt (noun, /ɪnədɪɾ/): "inn"

ak (noun, /ək/): "island"

oughzap (noun, /ɒzəp/): "jaw"

attuz (noun, /æɾuz/): "lake"

et (noun, /ɛt/): "leaf"

ttenoughy (noun, /ɾɛnɒy/): "leg"

awusayb (noun, /əwuseb/): "liver"

kadan (noun, /kədan/): "louse"

isepathay (noun, /ɪsɛpəθe/): "love"

awda (noun, /oda/): "lunch"

awnipuk (noun, /onɪpʌk/): "man"

awittav (noun, /əwɪɾəv/): "many"

olan (noun, /ɔlæn/): "meal"

ta (noun, /tə/): "metal"

ipigudu (noun, /ɪpɪgʌdʌ/): "mine"

tan (noun, /tən/): "monster"

an (noun, /æn/): "moon"

attuthaf (noun, /æɾuðaf/): "morning"

ehit (noun, /ɛhɪt/): "mother"

ajoo (noun, /əjʊ/): "mountain"

tat (noun, /tət/): "mouth"

navay (noun, /næve/): "name"

fithi (noun, /fɪðɪ/): "neck"

as (noun, /æs/): "night"

uzazoo (noun, /ʌzəzʊ/): "noodle"

jamayman (noun, /jəmemən/): "nose"

abu (noun, /əbu/): "ocean"

ataningu (noun, /ætənɪŋu/): "parent"

hiwaw (noun, /hiwəw/): "path"

oonas (noun, /ʊnæs/): "peace"

su (noun, /sʌ/): "pepper"

kasi (noun, /kəsɪ/): "person"

aki (noun, /əki/): "pie"

tan (noun, /tən/): "pig"

awsattayzu (noun, /osæɾezu/): "rabbit"

awida (noun, /əwɪdə/): "rain"

ttataqi (noun, /ɾətaqɪ/): "rat"

tifi (noun, /tɪfi/): "river"

sittupih (noun, /sɪɾupɪh/): "robe"

niz (noun, /nɪz/): "rock"

ngal (noun, /ŋəl/): "root"

unawje (noun, /ʌnojɛ/): "salt"

ashoughd (noun, /əʃɒd/): "sand"

zuttoowa (noun, /zuɾʊwə/): "seed"

igavukough (noun, /igævʌkɒ/): "sibling"

nesoi (noun, /nɛsɔɪ/): "sister"

sinitte (noun, /siniɾɛ/): "skin"

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

az (noun, /əz/): "smoke"

letha (noun, /lɛðə/): "snake"

adattada (noun, /ədəɾədæ/): "soup"

toott (noun, /tʊɾ/): "star"

ittidoughm (noun, /ɪɾɪdɒm/): "stew"

uttit (noun, /uɾɪt/): "stomach"

uttajati (noun, /uɾadʒæti/): "stone"

zitteci (noun, /zɪɾɛcɪ/): "stream"

is (noun, /ɪs/): "sun"

tuvet (noun, /tʌvɛt/): "sword"

nawisayn (noun, /næwɪsen/): "tail"

achivaw (noun, /ətʃɪvo/): "tavern"

kazanin (noun, /kəzænɪn/): "thumb"

ibeva (noun, /ibɛvə/): "tongue"

ttattaywin (noun, /ɾəɾewɪn/): "tooth"

dawnugi (noun, /donʌgɪ/): "tree"

nettasa (noun, /nɛɾasa/): "truth"

nath (noun, /nəθ/): "uncle"

atudai (noun, /ətudaɪ/): "valley"

ttayth (noun, /ɾeð/): "war"

usatitou (noun, /usətitaʊ/): "water"

avasa (noun, /avasæ/): "way"

dayf (noun, /def/): "wine"

elaynay (noun, /ɛlene/): "woman"

taz (noun, /təz/): "word"