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Lana

Lana Dictionary

Pronouns

ana (pronoun, /ænə/): "he"

att (pronoun, /əɾ/): "she"

ana (pronoun, /ənə/): "they"

awna (pronoun, /onə/): "you"

in (pronoun, /ɪn/): "we"

izi (pronoun, /ɪzɪ/): "I"

Articles

da (article, /də/): "a"

cham (article, /tʃəm/): "the"

Prepositions

zunitais (preposition, /zʌnɪtaɪs/): "and"

ngay (preposition, /ŋe/): "as"

etiwe (preposition, /ɛtɪwɛ/): "from"

ttin (preposition, /ɾɪn/): "in"

tad (preposition, /təd/): "of"

an (preposition, /ən/): "or"

enooth (preposition, /ɛnʊð/): "to"

nawna (preposition, /nonə/): "will"

dath (preposition, /dəð/): "with"

Numbers

aywanitha (number, /ewənɪðæ/): "zero"

att (number, /əɾ/): "one"

isoughmin (number, /ɪsɒmɪn/): "two"

it (number, /it/): "three"

lat (number, /læt/): "four"

athadas (number, /əðədəs/): "five"

itha (number, /iðə/): "six"

ttittutt (number, /ɾɪɾʌɾ/): "seven"

ba (number, /ba/): "eight"

zi (number, /zi/): "nine"

am (number, /əm/): "ten"

Questions

atunufu (question, /atunufʌ/): "what"

thittazawt (question, /ðiɾəzot/): "who"

uzib (question, /uzɪb/): "how"

nouf (question, /naʊf/): "why"

usawfit (question, /usofɪt/): "when"

Interjections

ttadihu (interjection, /ɾədɪhʌ/): "hello"

lipahe (interjection, /lɪpəhɛ/): "goodbye"

attit (interjection, /əɾɪt/): "hey"

nikitam (interjection, /nikitəm/): "bye"

ek (interjection, /ɛk/): "ouch"

jita (interjection, /jɪtæ/): "wow"

aikunabi (interjection, /aɪkʌnæbi/): "uh"

azaw (interjection, /əzo/): "er"

itangaf (interjection, /itəŋəf/): "um"

Adverbs

ath (adverb, /əð/): "again"

di (adverb, /dɪ/): "now"

ikattij (adverb, /ɪkəɾɪdʒ/): "soon"

imathala (adverb, /iməðalə/): "often"

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

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

ngam (adverb, /ŋəm/): "never"

iwata (adverb, /iwatæ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ttan (adjective, /ɾən/): "aromatic"

pata (adjective, /pətə/): "basted"

adaluhi (adjective, /ədælʌhɪ/): "big"

napoughjith (adjective, /nəpɒdʒið/): "bitter"

pat (adjective, /pət/): "black"

patan (adjective, /pətən/): "blue"

za (adjective, /zə/): "brown"

thatay (adjective, /ðəte/): "chilled"

att (adjective, /æɾ/): "cold"

uttakila (adjective, /uɾakilə/): "curried"

madditt (adjective, /mæɽɪɾ/): "dark"

inayn (adjective, /inen/): "deep"

hal (adjective, /həl/): "divine"

ounga (adjective, /aʊŋə/): "drunk"

aikinaws (adjective, /aɪkɪnos/): "empty"

im (adjective, /ɪm/): "evil"

lasuha (adjective, /ləsʌha/): "familiar"

asittam (adjective, /əsɪɾəm/): "fat"

toongaw (adjective, /tʊŋo/): "flat"

ala (adjective, /əlæ/): "frail"

rrunuzi (adjective, /rʌnʌzɪ/): "fried"

tathett (adjective, /təðɛɾ/): "full"

apay (adjective, /əpe/): "good"

nookalit (adjective, /nʊkælit/): "green"

itake (adjective, /itakɛ/): "grey"

ttahatt (adjective, /ɾəhəɾ/): "honest"

aibai (adjective, /aɪbaɪ/): "hot"

yalapu (adjective, /yæləpu/): "light"

azam (adjective, /əzəm/): "long"

shood (adjective, /ʃʊd/): "loud"

thawaz (adjective, /ðəwæz/): "mortal"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "mysterious"

tti (adjective, /ɾɪ/): "narrow"

nebatt (adjective, /nɛbəɾ/): "old"

tanalil (adjective, /tanəlɪl/): "orange"

nid (adjective, /nɪd/): "pungent"

nak (adjective, /nak/): "purple"

ati (adjective, /ətɪ/): "quiet"

cisas (adjective, /cɪsəs/): "raw"

dattaval (adjective, /dəɾəvəl/): "rectangular"

duqath (adjective, /dʌqəð/): "red"

awayt (adjective, /əwet/): "roasted"

ekach (adjective, /ɛkətʃ/): "round"

thidaz (adjective, /θidəz/): "salty"

uwa (adjective, /uwə/): "savory"

da (adjective, /də/): "shallow"

yazisach (adjective, /yəzɪsətʃ/): "short"

ti (adjective, /tɪ/): "smoked"

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

tanas (adjective, /tənəs/): "sour"

ig (adjective, /ig/): "spicy"

ttuja (adjective, /ɾʌjə/): "spiral"

ousadough (adjective, /aʊsədɒ/): "square"

age (adjective, /ægɛ/): "steamed"

ttatai (adjective, /ɾataɪ/): "strange"

ipasan (adjective, /ɪpəsən/): "strong"

oughthitatha (adjective, /ɒθitaðə/): "sturdy"

apibatay (adjective, /əpɪbate/): "sweet"

thanah (adjective, /ðənəh/): "tall"

ngavali (adjective, /ŋəvəli/): "thick"

soughng (adjective, /sɒŋ/): "thin"

ited (adjective, /ɪtɛd/): "warm"

jid (adjective, /jid/): "weak"

atamifu (adjective, /ətəmifu/): "white"

ava (adjective, /əvə/): "wide"

vattad (adjective, /vəɾad/): "yellow"

ajettej (adjective, /ədʒɛɾɛdʒ/): "young"

Verbs

izal (verb, /izəl/): "bake"

souna (verb, /saʊnə/): "be"

noughttihayw (verb, /nɒɾihew/): "belong"

bunedawl (verb, /bʌnɛdol/): "bite"

dusayputt (verb, /dusepuɾ/): "break"

aitipi (verb, /aɪtɪpɪ/): "burn"

athat (verb, /əðət/): "come"

azut (verb, /əzʌt/): "die"

izawa (verb, /ɪzəwə/): "drink"

aychat (verb, /etʃət/): "eat"

kinitt (verb, /kɪniɾ/): "fall"

athayj (verb, /æðedʒ/): "fight"

tu (verb, /tʌ/): "find"

isik (verb, /ɪsik/): "fish"

lib (verb, /lɪb/): "fly"

lus (verb, /lus/): "frown"

ayviba (verb, /evɪbə/): "go"

ejasam (verb, /ɛjəsəm/): "growl"

ki (verb, /ki/): "hate"

ttaitha (verb, /ɾaɪθə/): "have"

ainil (verb, /aɪnil/): "hear"

avai (verb, /əvaɪ/): "hide"

datanatt (verb, /dætanəɾ/): "hold"

aviloughv (verb, /əvɪlɒv/): "hunt"

awb (verb, /ob/): "jump"

akough (verb, /akɒ/): "kill"

tashu (verb, /taʃu/): "know"

isudi (verb, /isʌdɪ/): "laugh"

sai (verb, /saɪ/): "lie"

awsaza (verb, /osəzə/): "live"

ud (verb, /ʌd/): "lose"

amala (verb, /əmələ/): "love"

atta (verb, /æɾæ/): "need"

mitikas (verb, /mitɪkəs/): "own"

awmaijaku (verb, /omaɪjəku/): "roast"

kay (verb, /ke/): "run"

shatheva (verb, /ʃaðɛvə/): "see"

azapid (verb, /əzəpɪd/): "sit"

asha (verb, /əʃæ/): "sleep"

tta (verb, /ɾæ/): "smell"

nihabe (verb, /nɪhəbɛ/): "smile"

itt (verb, /iɾ/): "stand"

ak (verb, /æk/): "strike"

batig (verb, /bətɪg/): "swallow"

tadengat (verb, /tədɛŋət/): "swim"

ginapas (verb, /gɪnəpəs/): "taste"

attidek (verb, /aɾɪdɛk/): "throw"

kakuzeg (verb, /kækʌzɛg/): "walk"

atazisai (verb, /ətəzisaɪ/): "want"

Nouns

sawuna (noun, /səwunə/): "afternoon"

zivith (noun, /zivɪθ/): "ale"

outoufu (noun, /aʊtaʊfu/): "all"

saw (noun, /so/): "alligator"

vu (noun, /vʌ/): "arm"

zittikin (noun, /ziɾɪkin/): "ash"

ttab (noun, /ɾəb/): "aunt"

ivadethough (noun, /ivædɛθɒ/): "axe"

daha (noun, /dahə/): "bark"

ittinavi (noun, /iɾinəvɪ/): "bay"

sitt (noun, /sɪɾ/): "beer"

jad (noun, /jəd/): "beet"

ttav (noun, /ɾəv/): "bird"

uthisara (noun, /uðɪsaɹə/): "blood"

ousaway (noun, /aʊsəwe/): "boar"

akan (noun, /əkən/): "bone"

tabaisut (noun, /təbaɪsʌt/): "breakfast"

ithan (noun, /ɪðən/): "breast"

panit (noun, /pænit/): "brother"

givisit (noun, /gɪvisɪt/): "castle"

piba (noun, /pɪbə/): "cat"

itawf (noun, /ɪtof/): "cat"

eshuseki (noun, /ɛʃusɛkɪ/): "chest"

aysooka (noun, /esʊkə/): "chicken"

ija (noun, /ijæ/): "claw"

ttai (noun, /ɾaɪ/): "cloud"

utadis (noun, /utədis/): "coconut"

fisud (noun, /fɪsud/): "crime"

ili (noun, /ilɪ/): "day"

aibangay (noun, /aɪbəŋe/): "dinner"

mawpa (noun, /mopə/): "dog"

ittatta (noun, /iɾəɾə/): "drink"

zanitt (noun, /zənɪɾ/): "dungeon"

atinaivi (noun, /ətinaɪvɪ/): "ear"

ttad (noun, /ɾəd/): "earth"

oughsa (noun, /ɒsæ/): "egg"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "elder"

uttasiuli (noun, /ʌɾæʒulɪ/): "enemy"

vaz (noun, /vəz/): "evening"

ittibama (noun, /iɾibəmə/): "eye"

zakoughkatt (noun, /zəkɒkəɾ/): "family"

du (noun, /du/): "father"

mough (noun, /mɒ/): "feather"

aykalatay (noun, /ekələte/): "fight"

af (noun, /əf/): "finger"

athas (noun, /əðæs/): "fire"

jikaha (noun, /dʒɪkəhə/): "fish"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "flesh"

ttatt (noun, /ɾəɾ/): "foot"

ttapuma (noun, /ɾəpumə/): "forest"

anata (noun, /ənətæ/): "fox"

anisi (noun, /ənɪsi/): "friend"

vis (noun, /vis/): "goose"

zaha (noun, /zəhə/): "grease"

achanah (noun, /ətʃænæh/): "group"

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

thi (noun, /ði/): "hair"

ttalaipi (noun, /ɾəlaɪpi/): "hand"

aisaidif (noun, /aɪsaɪdif/): "hat"

ewi (noun, /ɛwi/): "hate"

naytt (noun, /neɾ/): "head"

anib (noun, /ənɪb/): "hill"

vatai (noun, /vataɪ/): "horn"

awtan (noun, /otən/): "horse"

awetta (noun, /æwɛɾæ/): "house"

pa (noun, /pa/): "inn"

jayvoo (noun, /jevʊ/): "island"

ilafila (noun, /iləfilə/): "jaw"

sananit (noun, /sənənit/): "lake"

iduwaj (noun, /iduwæj/): "leaf"

is (noun, /ɪs/): "leg"

etingi (noun, /ɛtɪŋɪ/): "liver"

puthawth (noun, /pʌðoð/): "louse"

ulough (noun, /ulɒ/): "love"

iz (noun, /ɪz/): "lunch"

ayttenab (noun, /eɾɛnəb/): "man"

used (noun, /ʌsɛd/): "many"

agataj (noun, /əgətədʒ/): "meal"

imilas (noun, /ɪmɪləs/): "metal"

anas (noun, /ənəs/): "mine"

satt (noun, /səɾ/): "monster"

linu (noun, /linu/): "moon"

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

anutou (noun, /ənʌtaʊ/): "mother"

da (noun, /də/): "mountain"

anesough (noun, /ənɛsɒ/): "mouth"

ttaybamaz (noun, /ɾebəməz/): "name"

ath (noun, /əð/): "neck"

ittith (noun, /ɪɾɪð/): "night"

ukak (noun, /ʌkək/): "noodle"

awnatatta (noun, /onætəɾə/): "nose"

alazaf (noun, /aləzæf/): "ocean"

ttanatad (noun, /ɾənatəd/): "parent"

pawtabad (noun, /potəbad/): "path"

alulan (noun, /əlulən/): "peace"

sa (noun, /sə/): "pepper"

ittan (noun, /iɾən/): "person"

ataivita (noun, /ataɪvɪta/): "pie"

sanusay (noun, /sənuse/): "pig"

asa (noun, /əsa/): "rabbit"

aina (noun, /aɪnə/): "rain"

utigafi (noun, /ʌtɪgəfi/): "rat"

jatham (noun, /jəðæm/): "river"

azattivay (noun, /əzaɾɪve/): "robe"

ettawza (noun, /ɛɾoza/): "rock"

an (noun, /ən/): "root"

booshak (noun, /bʊʃək/): "salt"

iyak (noun, /iyək/): "sand"

la (noun, /lə/): "seed"

waik (noun, /waɪk/): "sibling"

daishoona (noun, /daɪʃʊnə/): "sister"

idemu (noun, /ɪdɛmu/): "skin"

thought (noun, /ðɒt/): "sky"

katt (noun, /kəɾ/): "smoke"

nad (noun, /nəd/): "snake"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "soup"

nai (noun, /naɪ/): "star"

sun (noun, /sun/): "stew"

abutt (noun, /əbuɾ/): "stomach"

id (noun, /id/): "stone"

itaihapa (noun, /ɪtaɪhəpa/): "stream"

wutturri (noun, /wʌɾurɪ/): "sun"

ane (noun, /ənɛ/): "sword"

iwittesa (noun, /ɪwiɾɛsə/): "tail"

tekin (noun, /tɛkin/): "tavern"

chutt (noun, /tʃuɾ/): "thumb"

ttil (noun, /ɾil/): "tongue"

ilutt (noun, /ɪlʌɾ/): "tooth"

tattaz (noun, /tæɾæz/): "tree"

attuna (noun, /æɾunæ/): "truth"

kath (noun, /kæð/): "uncle"

sawnuvit (noun, /sonʌvɪt/): "valley"

thiwitawb (noun, /θiwɪtob/): "war"

kasaitail (noun, /kəsaɪtaɪl/): "water"

ath (noun, /əð/): "way"

aile (noun, /aɪlɛ/): "wine"

adaluw (noun, /ədalʌw/): "woman"

agak (noun, /əgək/): "word"