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Hule

Hule Dictionary

Pronouns

ttez (pronoun, /ɾɛz/): "he"

etta (pronoun, /ɛɾə/): "she"

si (pronoun, /sɪ/): "they"

alaw (pronoun, /əlo/): "you"

haz (pronoun, /həz/): "we"

thuw (pronoun, /ðʌw/): "I"

Articles

ithe (article, /ɪðɛ/): "a"

zij (article, /zɪdʒ/): "the"

Prepositions

na (preposition, /nə/): "and"

ganis (preposition, /gənɪs/): "as"

ita (preposition, /itæ/): "from"

dihanun (preposition, /dihænun/): "in"

aib (preposition, /aɪb/): "of"

fittad (preposition, /fiɾəd/): "or"

ith (preposition, /ɪð/): "to"

zini (preposition, /zini/): "will"

anu (preposition, /anʌ/): "with"

Numbers

iz (number, /iz/): "zero"

ip (number, /ɪp/): "one"

hab (number, /həb/): "two"

amaka (number, /əməkə/): "three"

it (number, /ɪt/): "four"

aw (number, /əw/): "five"

amakalai (number, /əməkəlaɪ/): "six"

lavoughzus (number, /ləvɒzus/): "seven"

atal (number, /ətəl/): "eight"

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

anede (number, /ænɛdɛ/): "ten"

Questions

japil (question, /dʒəpil/): "what"

dit (question, /dɪt/): "who"

asupay (question, /əsupe/): "how"

ttal (question, /ɾæl/): "why"

ngath (question, /ŋəð/): "when"

Interjections

badin (interjection, /bədɪn/): "hello"

tta (interjection, /ɾə/): "goodbye"

ni (interjection, /nɪ/): "hey"

ipi (interjection, /ipɪ/): "bye"

ta (interjection, /tæ/): "ouch"

ittabawva (interjection, /iɾəbovə/): "wow"

abapaj (interjection, /əbæpəj/): "uh"

ing (interjection, /iŋ/): "er"

ililan (interjection, /ilɪlən/): "um"

Adverbs

oughshangoughng (adverb, /ɒʃəŋɒŋ/): "again"

tisi (adverb, /tisɪ/): "now"

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

yes (adverb, /yɛs/): "often"

nuzisit (adverb, /nʌzɪsit/): "sometimes"

lat (adverb, /læt/): "always"

ttazi (adverb, /ɾəzɪ/): "never"

ipalil (adverb, /ipəlɪl/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ttay (adjective, /ɾe/): "aromatic"

ttaza (adjective, /ɾəzə/): "basted"

aiminam (adjective, /aɪmɪnəm/): "big"

yatt (adjective, /yəɾ/): "bitter"

avisawfa (adjective, /əvɪsofə/): "black"

awttayd (adjective, /oɾed/): "blue"

madangough (adjective, /mədəŋɒ/): "brown"

kate (adjective, /kətɛ/): "chilled"

kifakoo (adjective, /kɪfəkʊ/): "cold"

attaw (adjective, /əɾo/): "curried"

tti (adjective, /ɾi/): "dark"

jasha (adjective, /jæʃæ/): "deep"

angadut (adjective, /aŋadʌt/): "divine"

atinasa (adjective, /ætɪnæsə/): "drunk"

wa (adjective, /wə/): "empty"

ace (adjective, /əcɛ/): "evil"

ew (adjective, /ɛw/): "familiar"

ttid (adjective, /ɾɪd/): "fat"

ttititt (adjective, /ɾitɪɾ/): "flat"

nula (adjective, /nulə/): "frail"

voottattan (adjective, /vʊɾæɾən/): "fried"

ashad (adjective, /aʃəd/): "full"

thitt (adjective, /ðɪɾ/): "good"

ikalough (adjective, /ɪkəlɒ/): "green"

awv (adjective, /ov/): "grey"

awkef (adjective, /okɛf/): "honest"

iku (adjective, /ɪkʌ/): "hot"

sayv (adjective, /sev/): "light"

ahattel (adjective, /əhæɾɛl/): "long"

usus (adjective, /ʌsus/): "loud"

sa (adjective, /sə/): "mortal"

na (adjective, /nə/): "mysterious"

anaipetti (adjective, /ənaɪpɛɾɪ/): "narrow"

fitatt (adjective, /fɪtəɾ/): "old"

atittat (adjective, /atiɾət/): "orange"

ttai (adjective, /ɾaɪ/): "pungent"

anev (adjective, /ənɛv/): "purple"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "quiet"

awfittou (adjective, /ofɪɾaʊ/): "raw"

arri (adjective, /əri/): "rectangular"

valap (adjective, /vələp/): "red"

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

ate (adjective, /ætɛ/): "round"

asi (adjective, /æsi/): "salty"

ushima (adjective, /uʃimə/): "savory"

vuz (adjective, /vʌz/): "shallow"

isa (adjective, /isæ/): "short"

ttou (adjective, /ɾaʊ/): "smoked"

aitamath (adjective, /aɪtəməð/): "sober"

thadab (adjective, /ðædəb/): "sour"

tathi (adjective, /təθɪ/): "spicy"

itayza (adjective, /ɪtezə/): "spiral"

dem (adjective, /dɛm/): "square"

ttuchaw (adjective, /ɾuxo/): "steamed"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "strange"

oughttettuga (adjective, /ɒɾɛɾʌgæ/): "strong"

thapidain (adjective, /ðəpɪdaɪn/): "sturdy"

ilawta (adjective, /ilotə/): "sweet"

la (adjective, /læ/): "tall"

mewaisiu (adjective, /mɛwaɪʒu/): "thick"

alinus (adjective, /əlinus/): "thin"

thid (adjective, /ðɪd/): "warm"

nattan (adjective, /nəɾən/): "weak"

nouthezayl (adjective, /naʊðɛzel/): "white"

ngaka (adjective, /ŋəkə/): "wide"

isi (adjective, /ɪsɪ/): "yellow"

fejootal (adjective, /fɛjʊtəl/): "young"

Verbs

unouk (verb, /unaʊk/): "bake"

paynapi (verb, /penəpi/): "be"

ipi (verb, /ɪpi/): "belong"

athittu (verb, /əðɪɾu/): "bite"

awthasatt (verb, /oðasəɾ/): "break"

lasattaj (verb, /ləsəɾəj/): "burn"

datteshas (verb, /dəɾɛʃəs/): "come"

icha (verb, /itʃæ/): "die"

ha (verb, /hə/): "drink"

ebachivough (verb, /ɛbətʃɪvɒ/): "eat"

kawsajough (verb, /kosəjɒ/): "fall"

littizit (verb, /lɪɾɪzɪt/): "fight"

awvukasa (verb, /ovʌkəsə/): "find"

itha (verb, /iðə/): "fish"

wude (verb, /wudɛ/): "fly"

aywazu (verb, /ewəzu/): "frown"

ik (verb, /ɪk/): "go"

tawmidawt (verb, /tomɪdot/): "growl"

asibash (verb, /əsɪbəʃ/): "hate"

oukidi (verb, /aʊkɪdɪ/): "have"

ttav (verb, /ɾəv/): "hear"

ashaipaiku (verb, /əʃaɪpaɪku/): "hide"

ka (verb, /kə/): "hold"

uma (verb, /umə/): "hunt"

usith (verb, /usið/): "jump"

itinette (verb, /itɪnɛɾɛ/): "kill"

vanitse (verb, /vanɪtsɛ/): "know"

wam (verb, /wæm/): "laugh"

anu (verb, /ənu/): "lie"

il (verb, /il/): "live"

falashiz (verb, /faləʃɪz/): "lose"

ttal (verb, /ɾal/): "love"

duma (verb, /duma/): "need"

igepiti (verb, /igɛpɪti/): "own"

fanuthin (verb, /fanuðɪn/): "roast"

nilak (verb, /nɪlæk/): "run"

nizuzap (verb, /nizʌzəp/): "see"

animi (verb, /ənɪmɪ/): "sit"

loufi (verb, /laʊfi/): "sleep"

nananu (verb, /nənənʌ/): "smell"

jatt (verb, /dʒəɾ/): "smile"

adaittate (verb, /ədaɪɾətɛ/): "stand"

akawtutt (verb, /əkotuɾ/): "strike"

tettood (verb, /tɛɾʊd/): "swallow"

bazal (verb, /bæzəl/): "swim"

ina (verb, /inə/): "taste"

kilough (verb, /kɪlɒ/): "throw"

nu (verb, /nʌ/): "walk"

atutane (verb, /ətutənɛ/): "want"

Nouns

aittida (noun, /aɪɾidə/): "afternoon"

diselan (noun, /disɛlən/): "ale"

zisaka (noun, /zɪsækə/): "all"

lan (noun, /lən/): "alligator"

da (noun, /də/): "arm"

itathavai (noun, /itəðəvaɪ/): "ash"

ttanameb (noun, /ɾənəmɛb/): "aunt"

atemiday (noun, /ətɛmide/): "axe"

da (noun, /da/): "bark"

ayza (noun, /ezə/): "bay"

itat (noun, /ɪtət/): "beer"

uch (noun, /ʌtʃ/): "beet"

av (noun, /əv/): "bird"

aziti (noun, /əzɪtɪ/): "blood"

idal (noun, /idəl/): "boar"

unith (noun, /unið/): "bone"

kev (noun, /kɛv/): "breakfast"

ahabai (noun, /əhæbaɪ/): "breast"

sadafam (noun, /sədæfəm/): "brother"

atitake (noun, /ətitəkɛ/): "castle"

naynaitatt (noun, /nenaɪtəɾ/): "cat"

ungata (noun, /uŋatə/): "cat"

thitaili (noun, /ðɪtaɪlɪ/): "chest"

ep (noun, /ɛp/): "chicken"

ttaviz (noun, /ɾəvɪz/): "claw"

ab (noun, /ab/): "cloud"

idu (noun, /ɪdu/): "coconut"

mukaykit (noun, /mukekit/): "crime"

id (noun, /ɪd/): "day"

thata (noun, /ðæta/): "dinner"

ubadayjay (noun, /ʌbədeje/): "dog"

asetibi (noun, /əsɛtɪbi/): "drink"

tila (noun, /tilə/): "dungeon"

masizaw (noun, /məsɪzo/): "ear"

ashasa (noun, /əʃəsa/): "earth"

anan (noun, /anən/): "egg"

aittazaday (noun, /aɪɾæzəde/): "elder"

sakiles (noun, /səkɪlɛs/): "enemy"

oota (noun, /ʊtə/): "evening"

atim (noun, /ætim/): "eye"

sithutt (noun, /sɪðʌɾ/): "family"

nida (noun, /nɪdæ/): "father"

ami (noun, /æmɪ/): "feather"

isaith (noun, /ɪsaɪð/): "fight"

thin (noun, /θɪn/): "finger"

elattaim (noun, /ɛlæɾaɪm/): "fire"

vaytittaw (noun, /vetiɾəw/): "fish"

zuhapa (noun, /zuhapə/): "flesh"

zaittawne (noun, /zaɪɾonɛ/): "foot"

at (noun, /ət/): "forest"

al (noun, /əl/): "fox"

lasil (noun, /lasil/): "friend"

fawttit (noun, /foɾɪt/): "goose"

sa (noun, /sə/): "grease"

thaythasough (noun, /ðeðəsɒ/): "group"

ttije (noun, /ɾɪjɛ/): "gulf"

ath (noun, /æð/): "hair"

nu (noun, /nu/): "hand"

masattav (noun, /məsəɾəv/): "hat"

tha (noun, /ðæ/): "hate"

at (noun, /æt/): "head"

libittin (noun, /lɪbɪɾɪn/): "hill"

ivipaibi (noun, /ivɪpaɪbi/): "horn"

pushisi (noun, /pʌʃɪsi/): "horse"

siboo (noun, /sɪbʊ/): "house"

boonu (noun, /bʊnu/): "inn"

ava (noun, /əvə/): "island"

ttoughvivi (noun, /ɾɒvivɪ/): "jaw"

umal (noun, /uməl/): "lake"

tawninak (noun, /tonɪnək/): "leaf"

la (noun, /lə/): "leg"

tan (noun, /tən/): "liver"

atali (noun, /ətəlɪ/): "louse"

tav (noun, /təv/): "love"

dutt (noun, /dʌɾ/): "lunch"

lathiman (noun, /ləðɪmən/): "man"

ittasati (noun, /iɾəsəti/): "many"

ulin (noun, /ulɪn/): "meal"

ime (noun, /imɛ/): "metal"

baytuku (noun, /betʌku/): "mine"

ukanan (noun, /ʌkænən/): "monster"

ata (noun, /ətə/): "moon"

italough (noun, /ɪtəlɒ/): "morning"

ettaitt (noun, /ɛɾaɪɾ/): "mother"

daittaf (noun, /daɪɾəf/): "mountain"

nadu (noun, /nədʌ/): "mouth"

athuw (noun, /əðʌw/): "name"

adousis (noun, /ədaʊsis/): "neck"

ane (noun, /ənɛ/): "night"

awzin (noun, /ozɪn/): "noodle"

na (noun, /nə/): "nose"

fatini (noun, /fətɪnɪ/): "ocean"

chuzutt (noun, /tʃuzʌɾ/): "parent"

tas (noun, /tæs/): "path"

amapu (noun, /əməpu/): "peace"

sifa (noun, /sɪfə/): "pepper"

afitta (noun, /æfɪɾa/): "person"

ilal (noun, /ɪləl/): "pie"

ik (noun, /ik/): "pig"

sed (noun, /sɛd/): "rabbit"

ne (noun, /nɛ/): "rain"

kitt (noun, /kɪɾ/): "rat"

attu (noun, /əɾʌ/): "river"

unaisap (noun, /ʌnaɪsəp/): "robe"

oughmisawt (noun, /ɒmisot/): "rock"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "root"

itha (noun, /ɪða/): "salt"

an (noun, /æn/): "sand"

ehataf (noun, /ɛhətəf/): "seed"

tenam (noun, /tɛnəm/): "sibling"

siath (noun, /ʒəð/): "sister"

hal (noun, /həl/): "skin"

nitatt (noun, /nitaɾ/): "sky"

kawouttough (noun, /kəwaʊɾɒ/): "smoke"

tataki (noun, /tətəkɪ/): "snake"

nal (noun, /nəl/): "soup"

nafaw (noun, /nəfo/): "star"

aythepat (noun, /eðɛpət/): "stew"

bivi (noun, /bɪvi/): "stomach"

attinale (noun, /aɾɪnəlɛ/): "stone"

nivisuz (noun, /nɪvɪsuz/): "stream"

ifatt (noun, /ɪfæɾ/): "sun"

nitough (noun, /nɪtɒ/): "sword"

imumatti (noun, /ɪmuməɾi/): "tail"

ahi (noun, /əhɪ/): "tavern"

says (noun, /ses/): "thumb"

inin (noun, /inin/): "tongue"

te (noun, /tɛ/): "tooth"

thi (noun, /ðɪ/): "tree"

asala (noun, /əsələ/): "truth"

uhili (noun, /ʌhɪlɪ/): "uncle"

uw (noun, /uw/): "valley"

ayvutibi (noun, /evutibi/): "war"

fisasa (noun, /fisəsæ/): "water"

gabu (noun, /gabʌ/): "way"

titt (noun, /tɪɾ/): "wine"

nijiza (noun, /nɪjɪza/): "woman"

soughma (noun, /sɒmə/): "word"