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Laymi

Laymi Dictionary

Pronouns

ni (pronoun, /nɪ/): "he"

kal (pronoun, /kəl/): "she"

ttik (pronoun, /ɾɪk/): "they"

ud (pronoun, /ʌd/): "you"

aba (pronoun, /əba/): "we"

awk (pronoun, /ok/): "I"

Articles

aiv (article, /aɪv/): "a"

bin (article, /bɪn/): "the"

Prepositions

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

tough (preposition, /tɒ/): "as"

kub (preposition, /kʌb/): "from"

az (preposition, /æz/): "in"

nanid (preposition, /nənɪd/): "of"

natoughmiz (preposition, /nətɒmɪz/): "or"

saw (preposition, /səw/): "to"

ulaithila (preposition, /ʌlaɪðɪlə/): "will"

la (preposition, /lə/): "with"

Numbers

vulai (number, /vulaɪ/): "zero"

daythise (number, /deðisɛ/): "one"

awata (number, /əwætə/): "two"

atad (number, /ətæd/): "three"

thathough (number, /ðaðɒ/): "four"

itainab (number, /ɪtaɪnəb/): "five"

mittayd (number, /mɪɾed/): "six"

zafaj (number, /zəfaj/): "seven"

zusaw (number, /zʌso/): "eight"

akak (number, /əkək/): "nine"

thidew (number, /ðɪdɛw/): "ten"

Questions

atina (question, /ətɪnə/): "what"

ni (question, /ni/): "who"

ita (question, /ɪta/): "how"

doughsi (question, /dɒʒ/): "why"

oughvu (question, /ɒvʌ/): "when"

Interjections

safiba (interjection, /səfɪbə/): "hello"

apaibi (interjection, /əpaɪbi/): "goodbye"

azuda (interjection, /əzudə/): "hey"

ttoughda (interjection, /ɾɒdə/): "bye"

sakawdi (interjection, /səkodi/): "ouch"

aybanayth (interjection, /ebəneθ/): "wow"

izinav (interjection, /ɪzɪnav/): "uh"

wapatt (interjection, /wəpaɾ/): "er"

idin (interjection, /ɪdin/): "um"

Adverbs

isachath (adverb, /ɪsætʃæð/): "again"

etib (adverb, /ɛtɪb/): "now"

ip (adverb, /ɪp/): "soon"

rritath (adverb, /ritəð/): "often"

an (adverb, /ən/): "sometimes"

nid (adverb, /nid/): "always"

kaypim (adverb, /kepɪm/): "never"

ithi (adverb, /ɪði/): "seldom"

Adjectives

aikik (adjective, /aɪkɪk/): "aromatic"

aitayloozaw (adjective, /aɪtelʊzo/): "basted"

aitit (adjective, /aɪtɪt/): "big"

his (adjective, /hɪs/): "bitter"

labem (adjective, /læbɛm/): "black"

ayje (adjective, /ejɛ/): "blue"

itenoughn (adjective, /ɪtɛnɒn/): "brown"

zavabah (adjective, /zævabəh/): "chilled"

dem (adjective, /dɛm/): "cold"

mamub (adjective, /mæmʌb/): "curried"

atu (adjective, /ætʌ/): "dark"

laytti (adjective, /leɾi/): "deep"

sathi (adjective, /səði/): "divine"

ivan (adjective, /ɪvən/): "drunk"

oughttisi (adjective, /ɒɾɪsi/): "empty"

ithap (adjective, /ɪθəp/): "evil"

ayduka (adjective, /edukə/): "familiar"

iwak (adjective, /ɪwək/): "fat"

toughsusaytt (adjective, /tɒsuseɾ/): "flat"

bawttitta (adjective, /boɾiɾæ/): "frail"

imottai (adjective, /ɪmɔɾaɪ/): "fried"

ama (adjective, /əmə/): "full"

thipikin (adjective, /ðipɪkɪn/): "good"

atenatha (adjective, /ətɛnæðæ/): "green"

tihidath (adjective, /tihɪdəð/): "grey"

wattadich (adjective, /wəɾəditʃ/): "honest"

iba (adjective, /ibæ/): "hot"

ali (adjective, /əlɪ/): "light"

uttuj (adjective, /ʌɾʌdʒ/): "long"

ithunab (adjective, /iθunəb/): "loud"

eti (adjective, /ɛtɪ/): "mortal"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "mysterious"

il (adjective, /ɪl/): "narrow"

alidutta (adjective, /əlɪduɾə/): "old"

tizama (adjective, /tɪzəmə/): "orange"

oughttilini (adjective, /ɒɾɪlɪni/): "pungent"

thi (adjective, /ðɪ/): "purple"

kamattoun (adjective, /kəməɾaʊn/): "quiet"

ahazaik (adjective, /əhəzaɪk/): "raw"

shas (adjective, /ʃæs/): "rectangular"

ikatti (adjective, /ɪkəɾɪ/): "red"

av (adjective, /av/): "roasted"

an (adjective, /ən/): "round"

ifigu (adjective, /ɪfɪgu/): "salty"

ubat (adjective, /ubət/): "savory"

fattapatt (adjective, /fəɾəpəɾ/): "shallow"

nuthu (adjective, /nuðʌ/): "short"

zas (adjective, /zəs/): "smoked"

sioughjutim (adjective, /ʒɒdʒʌtim/): "sober"

ttimawbi (adjective, /ɾɪmobɪ/): "sour"

isa (adjective, /isə/): "spicy"

ipimawoo (adjective, /ɪpɪmæwʊ/): "spiral"

aythilini (adjective, /eðɪlinɪ/): "square"

aida (adjective, /aɪdə/): "steamed"

id (adjective, /ɪd/): "strange"

tanaybih (adjective, /tənebɪh/): "strong"

att (adjective, /æɾ/): "sturdy"

ki (adjective, /kɪ/): "sweet"

zanigath (adjective, /zənɪgəð/): "tall"

anas (adjective, /ənəs/): "thick"

thaikuputt (adjective, /ðaɪkupuɾ/): "thin"

ngibett (adjective, /ŋibɛɾ/): "warm"

ittathen (adjective, /iɾəðɛn/): "weak"

na (adjective, /nə/): "white"

ajarezou (adjective, /əjəɹɛzaʊ/): "wide"

jap (adjective, /jəp/): "yellow"

nikayn (adjective, /nɪken/): "young"

Verbs

ajuttat (verb, /æjuɾət/): "bake"

latainu (verb, /lətaɪnu/): "be"

amu (verb, /əmu/): "belong"

izath (verb, /ɪzəθ/): "bite"

hain (verb, /haɪn/): "break"

iva (verb, /ɪvæ/): "burn"

adasi (verb, /ədəsi/): "come"

pisawb (verb, /pisob/): "die"

nanu (verb, /nənʌ/): "drink"

iga (verb, /ɪgə/): "eat"

se (verb, /sɛ/): "fall"

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

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

nunatt (verb, /nʌnəɾ/): "fish"

pulik (verb, /pulɪk/): "fly"

pib (verb, /pɪb/): "frown"

ugoolatt (verb, /ugʊləɾ/): "go"

anamig (verb, /ənəmɪg/): "growl"

atattooma (verb, /ətəɾʊmə/): "hate"

sab (verb, /səb/): "have"

nidawnid (verb, /nɪdonɪd/): "hear"

kusaw (verb, /kʌso/): "hide"

battithou (verb, /bəɾɪθaʊ/): "hold"

thattu (verb, /ðəɾʌ/): "hunt"

ah (verb, /əh/): "jump"

tis (verb, /tɪs/): "kill"

attay (verb, /əɾe/): "know"

haynunang (verb, /henunəŋ/): "laugh"

vabayv (verb, /vəbev/): "lie"

aling (verb, /əliŋ/): "live"

sitaki (verb, /sɪtəki/): "lose"

ke (verb, /kɛ/): "love"

ouli (verb, /aʊlɪ/): "need"

ittolaka (verb, /iɾɔlækə/): "own"

athalay (verb, /əðəle/): "roast"

oughnguzatt (verb, /ɒŋʌzæɾ/): "run"

oughhup (verb, /ɒhʌp/): "see"

katan (verb, /kətən/): "sit"

taniti (verb, /tənɪtɪ/): "sleep"

tutt (verb, /tʌɾ/): "smell"

ikoughj (verb, /ikɒj/): "smile"

witoutha (verb, /wɪtaʊðə/): "stand"

ibawv (verb, /ɪbov/): "strike"

wi (verb, /wi/): "swallow"

nug (verb, /nug/): "swim"

ajuwa (verb, /əjʌwə/): "taste"

attasam (verb, /əɾəsəm/): "throw"

loughttasaw (verb, /lɒɾæso/): "walk"

atag (verb, /ætəg/): "want"

Nouns

am (noun, /əm/): "afternoon"

benisiw (noun, /bɛnisɪw/): "ale"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "all"

ail (noun, /aɪl/): "alligator"

pi (noun, /pɪ/): "arm"

asiwa (noun, /əsɪwa/): "ash"

te (noun, /tɛ/): "aunt"

inewa (noun, /ɪnɛwæ/): "axe"

aihad (noun, /aɪhəd/): "bark"

ewuthayta (noun, /ɛwuðetə/): "bay"

ewi (noun, /ɛwɪ/): "beer"

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

tikathough (noun, /tikəðɒ/): "bird"

aigetti (noun, /aɪgɛɾɪ/): "blood"

othakid (noun, /ɔðækɪd/): "boar"

witata (noun, /wɪtətə/): "bone"

oumittuvu (noun, /aʊmiɾuvu/): "breakfast"

ulat (noun, /ʌlæt/): "breast"

siwah (noun, /siwæh/): "brother"

tabeni (noun, /təbɛnɪ/): "castle"

epamang (noun, /ɛpəməŋ/): "cat"

asu (noun, /əsʌ/): "cat"

avatas (noun, /əvətəs/): "chest"

li (noun, /lɪ/): "chicken"

anunas (noun, /ənʌnəs/): "claw"

athetta (noun, /aðɛɾə/): "cloud"

thuth (noun, /ðuð/): "coconut"

izatt (noun, /izaɾ/): "crime"

nai (noun, /naɪ/): "day"

attazaf (noun, /əɾəzaf/): "dinner"

kaitaysi (noun, /kaɪteʒ/): "dog"

aywezough (noun, /ewɛzɒ/): "drink"

outhas (noun, /aʊθəs/): "dungeon"

attatu (noun, /æɾətʌ/): "ear"

alaboiv (noun, /ælæbɔɪv/): "earth"

hath (noun, /hæð/): "egg"

lathis (noun, /ləðɪs/): "elder"

as (noun, /əs/): "enemy"

ala (noun, /ələ/): "evening"

am (noun, /əm/): "eye"

nahutou (noun, /nəhutaʊ/): "family"

ikif (noun, /ɪkɪf/): "father"

an (noun, /æn/): "feather"

nou (noun, /naʊ/): "fight"

attana (noun, /əɾənə/): "finger"

oughthu (noun, /ɒθu/): "fire"

san (noun, /sən/): "fish"

atayba (noun, /atebə/): "flesh"

aytipawbi (noun, /etɪpobi/): "foot"

itamisi (noun, /ɪtəmisɪ/): "forest"

wi (noun, /wɪ/): "fox"

shava (noun, /ʃəvə/): "friend"

tawlawta (noun, /tolotə/): "goose"

shithois (noun, /ʃiðɔɪs/): "grease"

daysaka (noun, /desakə/): "group"

ba (noun, /bæ/): "gulf"

jadasaf (noun, /jədəsəf/): "hair"

thasa (noun, /ðəsə/): "hand"

iwattaid (noun, /iwæɾaɪd/): "hat"

alu (noun, /əlʌ/): "hate"

diwawn (noun, /dɪwon/): "head"

ttaza (noun, /ɾəzə/): "hill"

aytta (noun, /eɾə/): "horn"

da (noun, /də/): "horse"

igu (noun, /ɪgʌ/): "house"

ttasisa (noun, /ɾəsɪsə/): "inn"

awsiettays (noun, /oʒɛɾes/): "island"

lizawseh (noun, /lizosɛh/): "jaw"

awsathi (noun, /osəði/): "lake"

litu (noun, /lɪtu/): "leaf"

atin (noun, /ətɪn/): "leg"

maloughpus (noun, /məlɒpus/): "liver"

ini (noun, /inɪ/): "louse"

ttajiv (noun, /ɾəjɪv/): "love"

api (noun, /əpɪ/): "lunch"

ade (noun, /ədɛ/): "man"

tah (noun, /tæh/): "many"

de (noun, /dɛ/): "meal"

ttes (noun, /ɾɛs/): "metal"

pewazi (noun, /pɛwəzi/): "mine"

ttusittig (noun, /ɾusɪɾig/): "monster"

aku (noun, /əkʌ/): "moon"

oughs (noun, /ɒs/): "morning"

lake (noun, /ləkɛ/): "mother"

apidina (noun, /əpɪdɪna/): "mountain"

imi (noun, /ɪmi/): "mouth"

lamatt (noun, /ləməɾ/): "name"

wadi (noun, /wədɪ/): "neck"

ttajati (noun, /ɾajætɪ/): "night"

attoz (noun, /əɾɔz/): "noodle"

ut (noun, /ut/): "nose"

agoughd (noun, /ægɒd/): "ocean"

ttil (noun, /ɾil/): "parent"

laman (noun, /ləmæn/): "path"

adatha (noun, /ədəðə/): "peace"

asachi (noun, /əsæchɪ/): "pepper"

wamiwa (noun, /wəmɪwə/): "person"

kibay (noun, /kɪbe/): "pie"

isaw (noun, /iso/): "pig"

talagi (noun, /tələgɪ/): "rabbit"

soughheni (noun, /sɒhɛni/): "rain"

dangawsett (noun, /dəŋosɛɾ/): "rat"

ayjiba (noun, /edʒɪbə/): "river"

inisate (noun, /ɪnɪsətɛ/): "robe"

ettis (noun, /ɛɾɪs/): "rock"

inayth (noun, /ineð/): "root"

esanawth (noun, /ɛsənoð/): "salt"

lacha (noun, /lətʃə/): "sand"

tingan (noun, /tɪŋən/): "seed"

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

adoughtiz (noun, /ədɒtɪz/): "sister"

izat (noun, /ɪzət/): "skin"

ik (noun, /ɪk/): "sky"

atittu (noun, /atiɾʌ/): "smoke"

aita (noun, /aɪtə/): "snake"

huvi (noun, /hʌvɪ/): "soup"

uz (noun, /ʌz/): "star"

isatitti (noun, /isətɪɾɪ/): "stew"

awt (noun, /ot/): "stomach"

angimayai (noun, /əŋiməyaɪ/): "stone"

ida (noun, /idə/): "stream"

thattan (noun, /ðaɾən/): "sun"

fattat (noun, /fəɾət/): "sword"

unana (noun, /ʌnənə/): "tail"

na (noun, /nə/): "tavern"

ngi (noun, /ŋɪ/): "thumb"

ik (noun, /ɪk/): "tongue"

awshawpi (noun, /oʃopɪ/): "tooth"

tatte (noun, /təɾɛ/): "tree"

asum (noun, /əsum/): "truth"

ka (noun, /kə/): "uncle"

awtefak (noun, /otɛfak/): "valley"

sebisi (noun, /sɛbɪsɪ/): "war"

aduz (noun, /æduz/): "water"

ayt (noun, /et/): "way"

gadid (noun, /gədɪd/): "wine"

ata (noun, /ətə/): "woman"

ak (noun, /ək/): "word"