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Ttinasing

Ttinasing Dictionary

Pronouns

ung (pronoun, /uŋ/): "he"

ttuv (pronoun, /ɾʌv/): "she"

aws (pronoun, /os/): "they"

sa (pronoun, /sə/): "you"

tap (pronoun, /təp/): "we"

fitt (pronoun, /fɪɾ/): "I"

Articles

nim (article, /nɪm/): "a"

tal (article, /təl/): "the"

Prepositions

pawlinet (preposition, /polɪnɛt/): "and"

dizidic (preposition, /dɪzidic/): "as"

tadaiv (preposition, /tədaɪv/): "from"

ihamisi (preposition, /ɪhəmɪsɪ/): "in"

irakihoo (preposition, /iɹakihʊ/): "of"

noot (preposition, /nʊt/): "or"

ingittin (preposition, /iŋiɾɪn/): "to"

azubawe (preposition, /əzʌbəwɛ/): "will"

nattivaw (preposition, /nəɾɪvo/): "with"

Numbers

kash (number, /kəʃ/): "zero"

uk (number, /ʌk/): "one"

unelish (number, /unɛlɪʃ/): "two"

sivad (number, /sɪvad/): "three"

adoughsay (number, /ədɒse/): "four"

doutha (number, /daʊðə/): "five"

thivihiv (number, /ðivɪhɪv/): "six"

aynikef (number, /enɪkɛf/): "seven"

ninatt (number, /nɪnaɾ/): "eight"

ekekana (number, /ɛkɛkənə/): "nine"

isiookai (number, /ɪʒʊkaɪ/): "ten"

Questions

though (question, /ðɒ/): "what"

adetta (question, /ədɛɾə/): "who"

thun (question, /ðʌn/): "how"

asinez (question, /əsɪnɛz/): "why"

aynuttata (question, /enuɾətə/): "when"

Interjections

ttadoughg (interjection, /ɾədɒg/): "hello"

uttouhis (interjection, /uɾaʊhɪs/): "goodbye"

woughttattan (interjection, /wɒɾəɾən/): "hey"

wayttaitti (interjection, /weɾaɪɾɪ/): "bye"

utaf (interjection, /ʌtəf/): "ouch"

ttath (interjection, /ɾəð/): "wow"

utailay (interjection, /ʌtaɪle/): "uh"

na (interjection, /nə/): "er"

tattishik (interjection, /təɾiʃɪk/): "um"

Adverbs

shaitt (adverb, /ʃaɪɾ/): "again"

pin (adverb, /pin/): "now"

ida (adverb, /ɪda/): "soon"

ngathidets (adverb, /ŋaθidɛts/): "often"

ap (adverb, /ap/): "sometimes"

taba (adverb, /təbə/): "always"

kayjahen (adverb, /kejəhɛn/): "never"

thu (adverb, /ðu/): "seldom"

Adjectives

oittimat (adjective, /ɔɪɾɪmət/): "aromatic"

as (adjective, /əs/): "basted"

ti (adjective, /ti/): "big"

attunabu (adjective, /əɾʌnəbu/): "bitter"

aiwanou (adjective, /aɪwənaʊ/): "black"

awtusi (adjective, /otʌsɪ/): "blue"

awhudish (adjective, /ohudɪʃ/): "brown"

ttutousa (adjective, /ɾutaʊsæ/): "chilled"

hazi (adjective, /həzɪ/): "cold"

ipivitt (adjective, /ɪpiviɾ/): "curried"

ainitta (adjective, /aɪnɪɾə/): "dark"

zi (adjective, /zɪ/): "deep"

kaivath (adjective, /kaɪvað/): "divine"

dawna (adjective, /donə/): "drunk"

nigochi (adjective, /nɪgɔtʃɪ/): "empty"

thidit (adjective, /ðɪdit/): "evil"

awtiwa (adjective, /otiwə/): "familiar"

itousaifi (adjective, /ɪtaʊsaɪfi/): "fat"

aysigoog (adjective, /esigʊg/): "flat"

tteba (adjective, /ɾɛbə/): "frail"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "fried"

ttik (adjective, /ɾɪk/): "full"

dasi (adjective, /dæsɪ/): "good"

civav (adjective, /cɪvəv/): "green"

ilushit (adjective, /ɪlʌʃɪt/): "grey"

idittiti (adjective, /ɪdiɾitɪ/): "honest"

lutungiw (adjective, /lʌtuŋɪw/): "hot"

pashis (adjective, /pəʃɪs/): "light"

ttishavitt (adjective, /ɾɪʃəvɪɾ/): "long"

lawtta (adjective, /loɾə/): "loud"

thadatiw (adjective, /ðədətiw/): "mortal"

mukat (adjective, /mukət/): "mysterious"

nuji (adjective, /nʌdʒɪ/): "narrow"

ig (adjective, /ɪg/): "old"

lig (adjective, /lɪg/): "orange"

lil (adjective, /lɪl/): "pungent"

inasas (adjective, /ɪnəsəs/): "purple"

asisu (adjective, /əsɪsu/): "quiet"

thali (adjective, /ðəlɪ/): "raw"

ottoo (adjective, /ɔɾʊ/): "rectangular"

uttiv (adjective, /uɾɪv/): "red"

ana (adjective, /æna/): "roasted"

tunuta (adjective, /tʌnuta/): "round"

saw (adjective, /so/): "salty"

outtasawte (adjective, /aʊɾəsotɛ/): "savory"

thoughna (adjective, /ðɒnə/): "shallow"

imasi (adjective, /iməsɪ/): "short"

libisu (adjective, /lɪbisʌ/): "smoked"

faloughwu (adjective, /fəlɒwu/): "sober"

im (adjective, /ɪm/): "sour"

tti (adjective, /ɾi/): "spicy"

abisiti (adjective, /əbɪsɪtɪ/): "spiral"

fa (adjective, /fa/): "square"

manas (adjective, /mənəs/): "steamed"

emehoughb (adjective, /ɛmɛhɒb/): "strange"

sitt (adjective, /siɾ/): "strong"

oughluk (adjective, /ɒluk/): "sturdy"

gati (adjective, /gəti/): "sweet"

ttawwoughka (adjective, /ɾowɒkə/): "tall"

bas (adjective, /bæs/): "thick"

thit (adjective, /ðɪt/): "thin"

attechawn (adjective, /əɾɛtʃon/): "warm"

usif (adjective, /ʌsɪf/): "weak"

ed (adjective, /ɛd/): "white"

ingated (adjective, /ɪŋətɛd/): "wide"

attoulit (adjective, /əɾaʊlɪt/): "yellow"

na (adjective, /nə/): "young"

Verbs

analin (verb, /ənəlɪn/): "bake"

dash (verb, /dəʃ/): "be"

ag (verb, /əg/): "belong"

ana (verb, /ənə/): "bite"

att (verb, /æɾ/): "break"

athi (verb, /əðɪ/): "burn"

sepun (verb, /sɛpʌn/): "come"

ttutalatt (verb, /ɾʌtələɾ/): "die"

ligani (verb, /ligənɪ/): "drink"

voughhaz (verb, /vɒhaz/): "eat"

ew (verb, /ɛw/): "fall"

an (verb, /ən/): "fight"

ad (verb, /æd/): "find"

mam (verb, /mam/): "fish"

lijays (verb, /lɪjes/): "fly"

katt (verb, /kəɾ/): "frown"

aivu (verb, /aɪvu/): "go"

aivough (verb, /aɪvɒ/): "growl"

da (verb, /də/): "hate"

li (verb, /lɪ/): "have"

wengoughsu (verb, /wɛŋɒsʌ/): "hear"

una (verb, /unə/): "hide"

asethini (verb, /əsɛðɪni/): "hold"

aitatana (verb, /aɪtətənə/): "hunt"

si (verb, /sɪ/): "jump"

zalim (verb, /zalɪm/): "kill"

ittisatta (verb, /ɪɾɪsæɾə/): "know"

mazamu (verb, /məzəmu/): "laugh"

hasi (verb, /həsi/): "lie"

ttathaytti (verb, /ɾəðeɾɪ/): "live"

tavinu (verb, /təvɪnu/): "lose"

takuni (verb, /təkʌnɪ/): "love"

kituza (verb, /kɪtʌzə/): "need"

tti (verb, /ɾi/): "own"

dazusab (verb, /dazʌsəb/): "roast"

sattuzi (verb, /səɾʌzi/): "run"

itazattough (verb, /ɪtæzəɾɒ/): "see"

ulimapa (verb, /uliməpə/): "sit"

uttaduvu (verb, /uɾəduvʌ/): "sleep"

awki (verb, /oki/): "smell"

un (verb, /ʌn/): "smile"

uthes (verb, /ʌðɛs/): "stand"

tanawditt (verb, /tənodɪɾ/): "strike"

itushema (verb, /itʌʃɛmə/): "swallow"

nate (verb, /natɛ/): "swim"

thaih (verb, /ðaɪh/): "taste"

ung (verb, /ʌŋ/): "throw"

tide (verb, /tidɛ/): "walk"

zesith (verb, /zɛsɪð/): "want"

Nouns

im (noun, /ɪm/): "afternoon"

sufanu (noun, /sufənu/): "ale"

vin (noun, /vin/): "all"

fa (noun, /fə/): "alligator"

azev (noun, /əzɛv/): "arm"

laf (noun, /ləf/): "ash"

kasis (noun, /kəsis/): "aunt"

ufudun (noun, /ufudʌn/): "axe"

ithawath (noun, /iθəwəð/): "bark"

ak (noun, /ək/): "bay"

sibatu (noun, /sɪbətʌ/): "beer"

mu (noun, /mu/): "beet"

eth (noun, /ɛθ/): "bird"

itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "blood"

tittai (noun, /tɪɾaɪ/): "boar"

abadi (noun, /æbədɪ/): "bone"

ehaki (noun, /ɛhəkɪ/): "breakfast"

athatt (noun, /æðəɾ/): "breast"

vafiki (noun, /væfɪki/): "brother"

na (noun, /nə/): "castle"

inganapa (noun, /iŋənəpə/): "cat"

oughdawsat (noun, /ɒdosət/): "cat"

anasu (noun, /ənəsʌ/): "chest"

maiduhen (noun, /maɪduhɛn/): "chicken"

awnayti (noun, /onetɪ/): "claw"

anou (noun, /ənaʊ/): "cloud"

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

iteti (noun, /itɛtɪ/): "crime"

ikihay (noun, /ɪkɪhe/): "day"

hizili (noun, /hɪzɪlɪ/): "dinner"

nudaichiw (noun, /nʌdaɪtʃɪw/): "dog"

anasum (noun, /ənəsʌm/): "drink"

thib (noun, /ðɪb/): "dungeon"

is (noun, /ɪs/): "ear"

zayj (noun, /zedʒ/): "earth"

ufanaba (noun, /ufənəbə/): "egg"

azaba (noun, /əzəbə/): "elder"

jutt (noun, /dʒuɾ/): "enemy"

thatah (noun, /ðətəh/): "evening"

ithav (noun, /ɪðəv/): "eye"

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

wewap (noun, /wɛwəp/): "father"

age (noun, /əgɛ/): "feather"

awfen (noun, /ofɛn/): "fight"

fitad (noun, /fɪtəd/): "finger"

asangoo (noun, /æsəŋʊ/): "fire"

thaytuttaw (noun, /ðetʌɾo/): "fish"

akabam (noun, /əkəbæm/): "flesh"

asawna (noun, /æsonə/): "foot"

alak (noun, /ələk/): "forest"

lou (noun, /laʊ/): "fox"

tamingip (noun, /təmiŋip/): "friend"

than (noun, /ðən/): "goose"

ayta (noun, /etæ/): "grease"

itt (noun, /iɾ/): "group"

apan (noun, /əpæn/): "gulf"

ezabaid (noun, /ɛzəbaɪd/): "hair"

du (noun, /dʌ/): "hand"

anadil (noun, /ənadil/): "hat"

tathuth (noun, /təðuð/): "hate"

witif (noun, /wɪtɪf/): "head"

fa (noun, /fə/): "hill"

suttittoul (noun, /sʌɾɪɾaʊl/): "horn"

vibay (noun, /vɪbe/): "horse"

iwu (noun, /iwu/): "house"

sheloini (noun, /ʃɛlɔɪni/): "inn"

ihak (noun, /ɪhək/): "island"

aw (noun, /əw/): "jaw"

oughtt (noun, /ɒɾ/): "lake"

ttu (noun, /ɾʌ/): "leaf"

kidabi (noun, /kidəbɪ/): "leg"

noowid (noun, /nʊwɪd/): "liver"

id (noun, /ɪd/): "louse"

athe (noun, /əðɛ/): "love"

agifa (noun, /əgɪfæ/): "lunch"

ttat (noun, /ɾæt/): "man"

awn (noun, /on/): "many"

taid (noun, /taɪd/): "meal"

vay (noun, /ve/): "metal"

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

idedith (noun, /ɪdɛdɪð/): "monster"

mai (noun, /maɪ/): "moon"

zangithid (noun, /zəŋɪðɪd/): "morning"

afe (noun, /æfɛ/): "mother"

alaybait (noun, /əlebaɪt/): "mountain"

soughni (noun, /sɒnɪ/): "mouth"

etid (noun, /ɛtɪd/): "name"

tenu (noun, /tɛnʌ/): "neck"

fathi (noun, /fəðɪ/): "night"

satunat (noun, /sətʌnət/): "noodle"

iga (noun, /ɪgə/): "nose"

ese (noun, /ɛsɛ/): "ocean"

pumebib (noun, /pumɛbɪb/): "parent"

anu (noun, /ænu/): "path"

ipattizu (noun, /ipəɾɪzʌ/): "peace"

banachai (noun, /bənətʃaɪ/): "pepper"

al (noun, /əl/): "person"

abalidd (noun, /əbəliɽ/): "pie"

tha (noun, /ðæ/): "pig"

wi (noun, /wi/): "rabbit"

paz (noun, /pəz/): "rain"

ayw (noun, /ew/): "rat"

nejish (noun, /nɛjɪʃ/): "river"

iti (noun, /ɪti/): "robe"

aithenik (noun, /aɪðɛnɪk/): "rock"

afanil (noun, /əfənɪl/): "root"

us (noun, /ʌs/): "salt"

ungabe (noun, /ʌŋæbɛ/): "sand"

soughvai (noun, /sɒvaɪ/): "seed"

chapi (noun, /tʃəpɪ/): "sibling"

ali (noun, /əli/): "sister"

baka (noun, /bəkə/): "skin"

tada (noun, /tədə/): "sky"

pawthavi (noun, /poðævɪ/): "smoke"

ittin (noun, /ɪɾɪn/): "snake"

jamacha (noun, /jəməchə/): "soup"

asoutiba (noun, /əsaʊtibə/): "star"

ttitawi (noun, /ɾitəwɪ/): "stew"

ttesij (noun, /ɾɛsɪj/): "stomach"

atte (noun, /əɾɛ/): "stone"

daseti (noun, /dəsɛtɪ/): "stream"

dufu (noun, /dʌfu/): "sun"

atiba (noun, /ætɪbæ/): "sword"

faytta (noun, /feɾə/): "tail"

mipa (noun, /mɪpə/): "tavern"

baw (noun, /bo/): "thumb"

iganuli (noun, /ɪgənulɪ/): "tongue"

avasalai (noun, /əvasəlaɪ/): "tooth"

azakil (noun, /əzəkil/): "tree"

alanayh (noun, /ələneh/): "truth"

af (noun, /æf/): "uncle"

ajai (noun, /ədʒaɪ/): "valley"

ibisu (noun, /ɪbɪsʌ/): "war"

fa (noun, /fə/): "water"

ayttadit (noun, /eɾədɪt/): "way"

ngetad (noun, /ŋɛtəd/): "wine"

za (noun, /za/): "woman"

ttapu (noun, /ɾæpʌ/): "word"