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Pithatt

Pithatt Dictionary

Pronouns

eth (pronoun, /ɛð/): "he"

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

na (pronoun, /nə/): "they"

ouba (pronoun, /aʊbə/): "you"

ett (pronoun, /ɛɾ/): "we"

az (pronoun, /əz/): "I"

Articles

je (article, /jɛ/): "a"

ayi (article, /əyɪ/): "the"

Prepositions

wemiv (preposition, /wɛmɪv/): "and"

adetith (preposition, /ədɛtɪð/): "as"

sayg (preposition, /seg/): "from"

esacha (preposition, /ɛsətʃə/): "in"

ina (preposition, /ɪnə/): "of"

itiboughtta (preposition, /ɪtɪbɒɾa/): "or"

itti (preposition, /iɾɪ/): "to"

takutha (preposition, /təkʌðæ/): "will"

tib (preposition, /tɪb/): "with"

Numbers

iginasi (number, /ɪginəsi/): "zero"

haize (number, /haɪzɛ/): "one"

ittaned (number, /ɪɾənɛd/): "two"

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

isisatha (number, /isisəðə/): "four"

ailicha (number, /aɪlɪtʃə/): "five"

te (number, /tɛ/): "six"

isasis (number, /ɪsæsɪs/): "seven"

pid (number, /pɪd/): "eight"

lough (number, /lɒ/): "nine"

awthathangi (number, /oðəðəŋi/): "ten"

Questions

akittit (question, /əkiɾɪt/): "what"

ttizasaz (question, /ɾɪzəsəz/): "who"

ddattaytt (question, /ɽəɾeɾ/): "how"

inetan (question, /inɛtən/): "why"

sise (question, /sɪsɛ/): "when"

Interjections

athi (interjection, /əðɪ/): "hello"

ik (interjection, /ɪk/): "goodbye"

outelena (interjection, /aʊtɛlɛnə/): "hey"

igah (interjection, /ɪgəh/): "bye"

watoughra (interjection, /wətɒɹæ/): "ouch"

zaif (interjection, /zaɪf/): "wow"

oulumuttu (interjection, /aʊlʌmuɾʌ/): "uh"

fabiw (interjection, /fəbɪw/): "er"

athittuta (interjection, /əðiɾʌtə/): "um"

Adverbs

wicha (adverb, /wɪtʃa/): "again"

zat (adverb, /zæt/): "now"

nuwila (adverb, /nʌwɪlə/): "soon"

awmatath (adverb, /omətəð/): "often"

an (adverb, /ən/): "sometimes"

dilamaz (adverb, /diləməz/): "always"

amali (adverb, /əməlɪ/): "never"

sami (adverb, /səmi/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ata (adjective, /ətə/): "aromatic"

cha (adjective, /chə/): "basted"

alut (adjective, /əlʌt/): "big"

oughsh (adjective, /ɒʃ/): "bitter"

nithap (adjective, /nɪðəp/): "black"

ttusizaw (adjective, /ɾusɪzo/): "blue"

dakat (adjective, /dəkæt/): "brown"

ing (adjective, /iŋ/): "chilled"

li (adjective, /lɪ/): "cold"

ututai (adjective, /utʌtaɪ/): "curried"

ata (adjective, /atə/): "dark"

attitt (adjective, /əɾɪɾ/): "deep"

ngik (adjective, /ŋɪk/): "divine"

anaimi (adjective, /ənaɪmɪ/): "drunk"

poov (adjective, /pʊv/): "empty"

tikaw (adjective, /tɪkəw/): "evil"

ibai (adjective, /ɪbaɪ/): "familiar"

etaysoughtti (adjective, /ɛtesɒɾɪ/): "fat"

giz (adjective, /giz/): "flat"

aynate (adjective, /enætɛ/): "frail"

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

itatt (adjective, /ɪtəɾ/): "full"

az (adjective, /əz/): "good"

jatti (adjective, /dʒəɾi/): "green"

lungayn (adjective, /luŋen/): "grey"

awnaizan (adjective, /onaɪzæn/): "honest"

ami (adjective, /æmi/): "hot"

nattat (adjective, /nəɾət/): "light"

ithatha (adjective, /ɪðæðə/): "long"

ttifu (adjective, /ɾɪfʌ/): "loud"

thawtay (adjective, /ðote/): "mortal"

chip (adjective, /tʃip/): "mysterious"

sajayqa (adjective, /sæjeqə/): "narrow"

aipuka (adjective, /aɪpukə/): "old"

itha (adjective, /ɪðæ/): "orange"

avait (adjective, /əvaɪt/): "pungent"

atidi (adjective, /ætɪdɪ/): "purple"

ayba (adjective, /ebə/): "quiet"

dasadu (adjective, /dəsədu/): "raw"

shisitud (adjective, /ʃisɪtud/): "rectangular"

hulaw (adjective, /hulo/): "red"

pitus (adjective, /pɪtus/): "roasted"

ttatt (adjective, /ɾəɾ/): "round"

kalup (adjective, /kəlʌp/): "salty"

wita (adjective, /wɪta/): "savory"

ttitawal (adjective, /ɾɪtəwəl/): "shallow"

ttezoughtath (adjective, /ɾɛzɒtəð/): "short"

akena (adjective, /əkɛnə/): "smoked"

tuzi (adjective, /tʌzi/): "sober"

aditin (adjective, /æditin/): "sour"

ak (adjective, /ək/): "spicy"

oughti (adjective, /ɒti/): "spiral"

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

at (adjective, /ət/): "steamed"

athum (adjective, /æðum/): "strange"

babawn (adjective, /bəbon/): "strong"

iq (adjective, /iq/): "sturdy"

athat (adjective, /əðət/): "sweet"

uf (adjective, /ʌf/): "tall"

vaiditt (adjective, /vaɪdiɾ/): "thick"

haseta (adjective, /həsɛtə/): "thin"

ilouna (adjective, /ɪlaʊnə/): "warm"

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

ittapi (adjective, /iɾəpɪ/): "white"

oimasa (adjective, /ɔɪməsə/): "wide"

tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "yellow"

hamatt (adjective, /hæməɾ/): "young"

Verbs

nath (verb, /nəð/): "bake"

ttish (verb, /ɾɪʃ/): "be"

ittemutta (verb, /ɪɾɛmʌɾə/): "belong"

awzi (verb, /ozi/): "bite"

hawt (verb, /hot/): "break"

ttouba (verb, /ɾaʊba/): "burn"

udikut (verb, /ʌdɪkʌt/): "come"

nuvachu (verb, /nʌvətʃʌ/): "die"

agu (verb, /əgu/): "drink"

efa (verb, /ɛfə/): "eat"

etaykudaw (verb, /ɛtekudo/): "fall"

ayni (verb, /eni/): "fight"

dedaw (verb, /dɛdo/): "find"

iwasi (verb, /ɪwəsi/): "fish"

datinav (verb, /dətɪnəv/): "fly"

uloughn (verb, /ulɒn/): "frown"

awath (verb, /əwəð/): "go"

imethajaw (verb, /ɪmɛðəjo/): "growl"

ddad (verb, /ɽəd/): "hate"

nav (verb, /nəv/): "have"

tabeya (verb, /tæbɛyə/): "hear"

awlaytha (verb, /oleðə/): "hide"

unguta (verb, /ʌŋʌtə/): "hold"

aytoughtait (verb, /etɒtaɪt/): "hunt"

ddituthai (verb, /ɽituðaɪ/): "jump"

ati (verb, /əti/): "kill"

ditta (verb, /dɪɾə/): "know"

sada (verb, /sədə/): "laugh"

atsumatha (verb, /ətsuməðə/): "lie"

abu (verb, /əbʌ/): "live"

bi (verb, /bɪ/): "lose"

viw (verb, /vɪw/): "love"

ajoo (verb, /əjʊ/): "need"

ttuttay (verb, /ɾʌɾe/): "own"

oughwi (verb, /ɒwɪ/): "roast"

ata (verb, /ətə/): "run"

aynettum (verb, /enɛɾum/): "see"

iveva (verb, /ivɛvə/): "sit"

la (verb, /lə/): "sleep"

kadatta (verb, /kədəɾə/): "smell"

thufawttoughm (verb, /ðufoɾɒm/): "smile"

gup (verb, /gup/): "stand"

ttifisan (verb, /ɾɪfɪsən/): "strike"

ilath (verb, /iləð/): "swallow"

in (verb, /ɪn/): "swim"

ta (verb, /tə/): "taste"

awanayj (verb, /əwənedʒ/): "throw"

iwu (verb, /ɪwu/): "walk"

awned (verb, /onɛd/): "want"

Nouns

aka (noun, /əkæ/): "afternoon"

afathah (noun, /əfəðəh/): "ale"

unizi (noun, /ʌnizɪ/): "all"

amat (noun, /əmət/): "alligator"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "arm"

aimatta (noun, /aɪməɾə/): "ash"

uttayga (noun, /ʌɾegə/): "aunt"

li (noun, /lɪ/): "axe"

eta (noun, /ɛtə/): "bark"

ita (noun, /ita/): "bay"

tih (noun, /tɪh/): "beer"

ngip (noun, /ŋɪp/): "beet"

thamittat (noun, /ðæmiɾət/): "bird"

amangan (noun, /aməŋən/): "blood"

senoottim (noun, /sɛnʊɾɪm/): "boar"

wanaytai (noun, /wənetaɪ/): "bone"

selawngaw (noun, /sɛloŋo/): "breakfast"

siduziz (noun, /sɪdʌzɪz/): "breast"

anu (noun, /ænu/): "brother"

at (noun, /ət/): "castle"

outa (noun, /aʊtə/): "cat"

ditilu (noun, /dɪtɪlu/): "cat"

atisha (noun, /ətiʃa/): "chest"

inanathi (noun, /ɪnənəðɪ/): "chicken"

at (noun, /ət/): "claw"

uttalisa (noun, /uɾælisə/): "cloud"

ina (noun, /inæ/): "coconut"

zai (noun, /zaɪ/): "crime"

ataha (noun, /ətæhə/): "day"

abagatha (noun, /əbægəθə/): "dinner"

tatt (noun, /taɾ/): "dog"

ap (noun, /əp/): "drink"

atidu (noun, /ætɪdu/): "dungeon"

path (noun, /pəð/): "ear"

ap (noun, /əp/): "earth"

houghchaymawk (noun, /hɒtʃemok/): "egg"

maychitta (noun, /metʃɪɾæ/): "elder"

atoughna (noun, /ətɒnæ/): "enemy"

noosa (noun, /nʊsæ/): "evening"

idamasi (noun, /idəməsi/): "eye"

dusan (noun, /dʌsən/): "family"

outtajupi (noun, /aʊɾədʒʌpɪ/): "father"

ngah (noun, /ŋəh/): "feather"

itha (noun, /iðə/): "fight"

ditti (noun, /dɪɾi/): "finger"

thad (noun, /ðəd/): "fire"

koojini (noun, /kʊjinɪ/): "fish"

hingainil (noun, /hɪŋaɪnɪl/): "flesh"

tili (noun, /tɪlɪ/): "foot"

ttatafawt (noun, /ɾətəfot/): "forest"

ttapai (noun, /ɾəpaɪ/): "fox"

itunge (noun, /ɪtuŋɛ/): "friend"

wiwittu (noun, /wiwiɾʌ/): "goose"

jukal (noun, /jukəl/): "grease"

im (noun, /ɪm/): "group"

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

kipoughsh (noun, /kɪpɒʃ/): "hair"

ithawbik (noun, /ɪθobik/): "hand"

sed (noun, /sɛd/): "hat"

viw (noun, /vɪw/): "hate"

ivi (noun, /ivɪ/): "head"

ddihe (noun, /ɽihɛ/): "hill"

tinitit (noun, /tɪnɪtɪt/): "horn"

aising (noun, /aɪsɪŋ/): "horse"

piva (noun, /pɪvə/): "house"

taytte (noun, /teɾɛ/): "inn"

uf (noun, /uf/): "island"

inuditta (noun, /ɪnudɪɾə/): "jaw"

acittaw (noun, /əcɪɾo/): "lake"

inuwash (noun, /inuwəʃ/): "leaf"

ayjoshought (noun, /edʒɔʃɒt/): "leg"

attawbisi (noun, /aɾobɪsɪ/): "liver"

ritalough (noun, /ɹɪtəlɒ/): "louse"

ak (noun, /ək/): "love"

aym (noun, /em/): "lunch"

oughviduth (noun, /ɒvɪdʌð/): "man"

achebet (noun, /ətʃɛbɛt/): "many"

tisa (noun, /tisə/): "meal"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "metal"

ayl (noun, /el/): "mine"

hittitil (noun, /hɪɾɪtil/): "monster"

netta (noun, /nɛɾə/): "moon"

safan (noun, /səfən/): "morning"

likite (noun, /lɪkɪtɛ/): "mother"

adadimu (noun, /ədədɪmu/): "mountain"

ttaiw (noun, /ɾaɪw/): "mouth"

kayda (noun, /kedə/): "name"

ayttasat (noun, /eɾəsət/): "neck"

dimoun (noun, /dɪmaʊn/): "night"

oughgazetta (noun, /ɒgəzɛɾə/): "noodle"

isoughn (noun, /isɒn/): "nose"

ve (noun, /vɛ/): "ocean"

vajalam (noun, /vədʒæləm/): "parent"

tayzayvawn (noun, /tezevon/): "path"

ive (noun, /ɪvɛ/): "peace"

luz (noun, /lʌz/): "pepper"

avus (noun, /avʌs/): "person"

ttatal (noun, /ɾətæl/): "pie"

lasimu (noun, /ləsimʌ/): "pig"

alatt (noun, /əlæɾ/): "rabbit"

ittijatt (noun, /ɪɾijaɾ/): "rain"

atilu (noun, /ətilu/): "rat"

takala (noun, /təkælə/): "river"

azatta (noun, /əzəɾə/): "robe"

ttattila (noun, /ɾəɾɪlə/): "rock"

utabas (noun, /ʌtəbəs/): "root"

ukatiti (noun, /ukætɪti/): "salt"

uvuga (noun, /uvʌgæ/): "sand"

ata (noun, /ætə/): "seed"

oughlam (noun, /ɒləm/): "sibling"

an (noun, /ən/): "sister"

natawem (noun, /nətawɛm/): "skin"

amanatt (noun, /əmənəɾ/): "sky"

oughtela (noun, /ɒtɛlə/): "smoke"

ttoughtt (noun, /ɾɒɾ/): "snake"

kittu (noun, /kiɾʌ/): "soup"

vadinun (noun, /vadinʌn/): "star"

agu (noun, /əgu/): "stew"

iha (noun, /ɪhə/): "stomach"

sihad (noun, /sɪhæd/): "stone"

aymisad (noun, /emɪsəd/): "stream"

anagatt (noun, /ənəgəɾ/): "sun"

avud (noun, /avud/): "sword"

itta (noun, /ɪɾə/): "tail"

eshava (noun, /ɛʃəvə/): "tavern"

zasay (noun, /zəse/): "thumb"

iwoudut (noun, /ɪwaʊdut/): "tongue"

jinit (noun, /jɪnɪt/): "tooth"

aqa (noun, /əqə/): "tree"

fitawth (noun, /fitoð/): "truth"

nidaymez (noun, /nɪdemɛz/): "uncle"

mechatab (noun, /mɛtʃətəb/): "valley"

mili (noun, /mɪlɪ/): "war"

aytt (noun, /eɾ/): "water"

di (noun, /di/): "way"

zu (noun, /zʌ/): "wine"

utikan (noun, /utɪkən/): "woman"

si (noun, /sɪ/): "word"