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Abir

Abir Dictionary

Pronouns

mi (pronoun, /mi/): "he"

pe (pronoun, /pɛ/): "she"

nayw (pronoun, /new/): "they"

bat (pronoun, /bæt/): "you"

ta (pronoun, /tə/): "we"

sa (pronoun, /sə/): "I"

Articles

ta (article, /tə/): "a"

leng (article, /lɛŋ/): "the"

Prepositions

kinizough (preposition, /kinɪzɒ/): "and"

ttoughsuvi (preposition, /ɾɒsuvɪ/): "as"

ayt (preposition, /et/): "from"

fashanel (preposition, /fəʃanɛl/): "in"

sath (preposition, /səθ/): "of"

thape (preposition, /ðəpɛ/): "or"

ida (preposition, /ɪdə/): "to"

inukayl (preposition, /ɪnukel/): "will"

atti (preposition, /aɾɪ/): "with"

Numbers

tanu (number, /tənʌ/): "zero"

disaynid (number, /disenɪd/): "one"

voughnam (number, /vɒnəm/): "two"

adit (number, /ədɪt/): "three"

outt (number, /aʊɾ/): "four"

at (number, /ət/): "five"

inoosan (number, /ɪnʊsən/): "six"

tasan (number, /tæsən/): "seven"

vasa (number, /vəsæ/): "eight"

nasingai (number, /nəsɪŋaɪ/): "nine"

halenaw (number, /həlɛno/): "ten"

Questions

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

utsoul (question, /utsaʊl/): "who"

an (question, /ən/): "how"

za (question, /zæ/): "why"

sayjate (question, /sejətɛ/): "when"

Interjections

ivatayt (interjection, /ɪvatet/): "hello"

inga (interjection, /iŋə/): "goodbye"

kavaka (interjection, /kəvəkə/): "hey"

asamu (interjection, /əsæmʌ/): "bye"

ittu (interjection, /iɾu/): "ouch"

ttina (interjection, /ɾɪnə/): "wow"

linaymith (interjection, /lɪnemið/): "uh"

zinit (interjection, /zɪnɪt/): "er"

iv (interjection, /ɪv/): "um"

Adverbs

chash (adverb, /tʃəʃ/): "again"

ijattula (adverb, /idʒəɾʌlə/): "now"

bit (adverb, /bit/): "soon"

pata (adverb, /pətə/): "often"

uti (adverb, /utɪ/): "sometimes"

ttatef (adverb, /ɾətɛf/): "always"

awi (adverb, /əwɪ/): "never"

aypa (adverb, /epə/): "seldom"

Adjectives

outafanga (adjective, /aʊtæfəŋə/): "aromatic"

ttakuja (adjective, /ɾəkʌdʒæ/): "basted"

izad (adjective, /ɪzæd/): "big"

dapa (adjective, /dəpə/): "bitter"

laysat (adjective, /lesat/): "black"

ju (adjective, /jʌ/): "blue"

aykengawe (adjective, /ekɛŋəwɛ/): "brown"

aisi (adjective, /aɪsɪ/): "chilled"

tti (adjective, /ɾɪ/): "cold"

has (adjective, /həs/): "curried"

ttuju (adjective, /ɾudʒu/): "dark"

adashen (adjective, /ədəʃɛn/): "deep"

ttaitaylaw (adjective, /ɾaɪtelo/): "divine"

ttiw (adjective, /ɾɪw/): "drunk"

ebootta (adjective, /ɛbʊɾə/): "empty"

chematt (adjective, /tʃɛməɾ/): "evil"

awibuwa (adjective, /əwibuwə/): "familiar"

numa (adjective, /nʌmə/): "fat"

vawough (adjective, /vəwɒ/): "flat"

azitough (adjective, /əzɪtɒ/): "frail"

attalatta (adjective, /əɾələɾə/): "fried"

ained (adjective, /aɪnɛd/): "full"

tabadu (adjective, /təbədʌ/): "good"

uta (adjective, /utə/): "green"

ka (adjective, /kə/): "grey"

ithizul (adjective, /iðɪzul/): "honest"

udduteshu (adjective, /ʌɽutɛʃʌ/): "hot"

aihi (adjective, /aɪhi/): "light"

ttibough (adjective, /ɾibɒ/): "long"

ki (adjective, /kɪ/): "loud"

aitad (adjective, /aɪtəd/): "mortal"

ahimough (adjective, /əhɪmɒ/): "mysterious"

atiwa (adjective, /ətɪwə/): "narrow"

awpusi (adjective, /opusɪ/): "old"

athikin (adjective, /əðikin/): "orange"

nidena (adjective, /nidɛnæ/): "pungent"

ttathinay (adjective, /ɾəðine/): "purple"

thanahim (adjective, /ðænəhim/): "quiet"

inottay (adjective, /ɪnɔɾe/): "raw"

izami (adjective, /ɪzəmi/): "rectangular"

attu (adjective, /əɾu/): "red"

ithaizal (adjective, /ɪðaɪzæl/): "roasted"

isung (adjective, /ɪsuŋ/): "round"

nateta (adjective, /nətɛtə/): "salty"

ijela (adjective, /ɪjɛlə/): "savory"

tuze (adjective, /tʌzɛ/): "shallow"

aygaybayzai (adjective, /egebezaɪ/): "short"

tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "smoked"

wagide (adjective, /wəgɪdɛ/): "sober"

sitala (adjective, /sɪtalə/): "sour"

isatin (adjective, /ɪsətin/): "spicy"

ttiz (adjective, /ɾɪz/): "spiral"

ettirr (adjective, /ɛɾɪr/): "square"

itithuca (adjective, /ɪtɪðucə/): "steamed"

titimai (adjective, /titimaɪ/): "strange"

ita (adjective, /itæ/): "strong"

sagiwa (adjective, /səgɪwə/): "sturdy"

toughngayma (adjective, /tɒŋemə/): "sweet"

thishif (adjective, /ðɪʃɪf/): "tall"

lanailan (adjective, /lənaɪlən/): "thick"

ibayv (adjective, /ibev/): "thin"

athouthah (adjective, /əθaʊθəh/): "warm"

nga (adjective, /ŋə/): "weak"

isawd (adjective, /isod/): "white"

iwattuth (adjective, /ɪwəɾʌθ/): "wide"

dili (adjective, /dɪli/): "yellow"

fashits (adjective, /fəʃits/): "young"

Verbs

asay (verb, /ase/): "bake"

ttafi (verb, /ɾafɪ/): "be"

ma (verb, /mə/): "belong"

nanese (verb, /nənɛsɛ/): "bite"

maw (verb, /mo/): "break"

haw (verb, /həw/): "burn"

gi (verb, /gɪ/): "come"

is (verb, /ɪs/): "die"

tinawdu (verb, /tɪnodu/): "drink"

habatta (verb, /həbəɾə/): "eat"

ihoothou (verb, /ihʊðaʊ/): "fall"

abanut (verb, /əbənut/): "fight"

tayh (verb, /teh/): "find"

mathichap (verb, /məðichəp/): "fish"

fash (verb, /fəʃ/): "fly"

af (verb, /əf/): "frown"

naja (verb, /nəjə/): "go"

upawt (verb, /upot/): "growl"

kawtada (verb, /kotədə/): "hate"

aydih (verb, /edih/): "have"

uv (verb, /ʌv/): "hear"

titaviz (verb, /titəvɪz/): "hide"

mitt (verb, /mɪɾ/): "hold"

ittoittay (verb, /ɪɾɔɪɾe/): "hunt"

ttoughngapaiz (verb, /ɾɒŋapaɪz/): "jump"

utha (verb, /ʌðə/): "kill"

ini (verb, /ini/): "know"

outunett (verb, /aʊtunɛɾ/): "laugh"

legasi (verb, /lɛgəsi/): "lie"

outt (verb, /aʊɾ/): "live"

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

asizam (verb, /æsɪzam/): "love"

ittadak (verb, /ɪɾədæk/): "need"

bettum (verb, /bɛɾum/): "own"

tai (verb, /taɪ/): "roast"

apaytta (verb, /æpeɾa/): "run"

sattuz (verb, /səɾʌz/): "see"

itisi (verb, /itɪsi/): "sit"

tivuta (verb, /tɪvʌtə/): "sleep"

vaz (verb, /vəz/): "smell"

oughtta (verb, /ɒɾə/): "smile"

vad (verb, /vəd/): "stand"

vattaki (verb, /vəɾəkɪ/): "strike"

attisit (verb, /əɾɪsit/): "swallow"

al (verb, /əl/): "swim"

vough (verb, /vɒ/): "taste"

attettu (verb, /əɾɛɾu/): "throw"

ilathoohe (verb, /ilaðʊhɛ/): "walk"

thaja (verb, /ðəjə/): "want"

Nouns

atettahi (noun, /ætɛɾəhɪ/): "afternoon"

ak (noun, /ək/): "ale"

thittuf (noun, /ðɪɾuf/): "all"

awini (noun, /əwɪnɪ/): "alligator"

aip (noun, /aɪp/): "arm"

tu (noun, /tu/): "ash"

adazi (noun, /ədəzɪ/): "aunt"

hatt (noun, /həɾ/): "axe"

oughvalough (noun, /ɒvalɒ/): "bark"

abi (noun, /əbɪ/): "bay"

nasu (noun, /næsu/): "beer"

ooj (noun, /ʊj/): "beet"

sidu (noun, /sidu/): "bird"

than (noun, /ðən/): "blood"

ttanibuw (noun, /ɾənibuw/): "boar"

oughzadud (noun, /ɒzædud/): "bone"

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

aythoubis (noun, /eðaʊbɪs/): "breast"

it (noun, /it/): "brother"

uttaide (noun, /ʌɾaɪdɛ/): "castle"

ku (noun, /kʌ/): "cat"

akenite (noun, /əkɛnɪtɛ/): "cat"

ttaygefa (noun, /ɾegɛfæ/): "chest"

mayjatti (noun, /mejaɾi/): "chicken"

tat (noun, /tət/): "claw"

fay (noun, /fe/): "cloud"

nouteva (noun, /naʊtɛva/): "coconut"

nawth (noun, /noð/): "crime"

anuttag (noun, /ænuɾəg/): "day"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "dinner"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "dog"

ab (noun, /æb/): "drink"

ttung (noun, /ɾʌŋ/): "dungeon"

hata (noun, /hətə/): "ear"

idat (noun, /idət/): "earth"

ayth (noun, /eð/): "egg"

atted (noun, /æɾɛd/): "elder"

ticat (noun, /tɪcat/): "enemy"

ah (noun, /əh/): "evening"

dinikal (noun, /dɪnɪkæl/): "eye"

en (noun, /ɛn/): "family"

ite (noun, /ɪtɛ/): "father"

li (noun, /lɪ/): "feather"

abafail (noun, /əbəfaɪl/): "fight"

janattab (noun, /jənəɾæb/): "finger"

mal (noun, /məl/): "fire"

zi (noun, /zi/): "fish"

voughda (noun, /vɒdæ/): "flesh"

wataze (noun, /wətəzɛ/): "foot"

nun (noun, /nʌn/): "forest"

inila (noun, /ɪnɪlə/): "fox"

nibe (noun, /nɪbɛ/): "friend"

awaydaw (noun, /əwedo/): "goose"

ditay (noun, /dite/): "grease"

sanitt (noun, /sənɪɾ/): "group"

asat (noun, /əsət/): "gulf"

jaytt (noun, /dʒeɾ/): "hair"

uleban (noun, /ʌlɛbən/): "hand"

ilawki (noun, /ilokɪ/): "hat"

anip (noun, /ənɪp/): "hate"

ehothuti (noun, /ɛhɔðutɪ/): "head"

ttettig (noun, /ɾɛɾɪg/): "hill"

pid (noun, /pid/): "horn"

pipa (noun, /pɪpə/): "horse"

awthatt (noun, /oðæɾ/): "house"

thud (noun, /ðud/): "inn"

ba (noun, /bə/): "island"

thithadoutt (noun, /ðɪðədaʊɾ/): "jaw"

ada (noun, /ədæ/): "lake"

apew (noun, /əpɛw/): "leaf"

zadad (noun, /zədəd/): "leg"

jinaikai (noun, /jɪnaɪkaɪ/): "liver"

ittat (noun, /iɾat/): "louse"

elain (noun, /ɛlaɪn/): "love"

inipa (noun, /ɪnipə/): "lunch"

ezaled (noun, /ɛzalɛd/): "man"

ozi (noun, /ɔzɪ/): "many"

ttesioughta (noun, /ɾɛʒɒta/): "meal"

efapi (noun, /ɛfəpɪ/): "metal"

shinina (noun, /ʃɪnɪnə/): "mine"

ttal (noun, /ɾəl/): "monster"

at (noun, /æt/): "moon"

inatan (noun, /ɪnatən/): "morning"

awu (noun, /æwu/): "mother"

thagaypawl (noun, /ðægepol/): "mountain"

aisa (noun, /aɪsæ/): "mouth"

anikih (noun, /anɪkih/): "name"

bit (noun, /bit/): "neck"

im (noun, /ɪm/): "night"

misiwad (noun, /misɪwəd/): "noodle"

awlud (noun, /olud/): "nose"

cailatha (noun, /caɪləðə/): "ocean"

lath (noun, /ləð/): "parent"

igi (noun, /igɪ/): "path"

alisad (noun, /ælisəd/): "peace"

lan (noun, /lən/): "pepper"

inatta (noun, /inəɾæ/): "person"

diwatti (noun, /diwəɾi/): "pie"

awl (noun, /ol/): "pig"

thi (noun, /ði/): "rabbit"

ettitta (noun, /ɛɾɪɾə/): "rain"

ttun (noun, /ɾʌn/): "rat"

iloughsu (noun, /ɪlɒsʌ/): "river"

etta (noun, /ɛɾə/): "robe"

athooza (noun, /əðʊzə/): "rock"

awshu (noun, /oʃu/): "root"

zalas (noun, /zəlæs/): "salt"

zashawis (noun, /zəʃawis/): "sand"

ticha (noun, /tɪtʃa/): "seed"

itha (noun, /ɪðə/): "sibling"

na (noun, /nə/): "sister"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "skin"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "sky"

anif (noun, /ənif/): "smoke"

vittagay (noun, /vɪɾæge/): "snake"

uttad (noun, /ʌɾəd/): "soup"

ttaykizad (noun, /ɾekizəd/): "star"

thithigi (noun, /ðɪðɪgɪ/): "stew"

zisif (noun, /zɪsɪf/): "stomach"

wangatt (noun, /wəŋəɾ/): "stone"

itija (noun, /ɪtɪdʒə/): "stream"

ithem (noun, /iðɛm/): "sun"

aywite (noun, /ewɪtɛ/): "sword"

aniten (noun, /ənitɛn/): "tail"

unu (noun, /unu/): "tavern"

ittath (noun, /iɾəð/): "thumb"

me (noun, /mɛ/): "tongue"

alou (noun, /əlaʊ/): "tooth"

puttuwaz (noun, /puɾuwəz/): "tree"

takut (noun, /təkut/): "truth"

da (noun, /də/): "uncle"

nalittaz (noun, /nəliɾəz/): "valley"

izaw (noun, /ɪzo/): "war"

nital (noun, /nɪtəl/): "water"

inututhough (noun, /inʌtuðɒ/): "way"

alage (noun, /ələgɛ/): "wine"

zadoo (noun, /zədʊ/): "woman"

fan (noun, /fən/): "word"