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Moughta

Moughta Dictionary

Pronouns

an (pronoun, /ən/): "he"

alu (pronoun, /ælu/): "she"

aile (pronoun, /aɪlɛ/): "they"

vil (pronoun, /vɪl/): "you"

thil (pronoun, /ðɪl/): "we"

im (pronoun, /ɪm/): "I"

Articles

lith (article, /lɪð/): "a"

tta (article, /ɾə/): "the"

Prepositions

ttawe (preposition, /ɾəwɛ/): "and"

am (preposition, /əm/): "as"

tittettih (preposition, /tiɾɛɾɪh/): "from"

rrigi (preposition, /rigi/): "in"

pihoo (preposition, /pɪhʊ/): "of"

ziwive (preposition, /zɪwɪvɛ/): "or"

shuti (preposition, /ʃuti/): "to"

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

ailuh (preposition, /aɪlʌh/): "with"

Numbers

dip (number, /dɪp/): "zero"

unazatta (number, /ʌnəzəɾa/): "one"

ethi (number, /ɛðɪ/): "two"

itin (number, /ɪtɪn/): "three"

ku (number, /kʌ/): "four"

alihizai (number, /əlɪhizaɪ/): "five"

isathize (number, /ɪsəðizɛ/): "six"

anat (number, /ænæt/): "seven"

ilipayci (number, /ɪlɪpeci/): "eight"

qas (number, /qəs/): "nine"

zuthaw (number, /zʌðo/): "ten"

Questions

fay (question, /fe/): "what"

ttegaqatt (question, /ɾɛgəqəɾ/): "who"

ata (question, /ətə/): "how"

aysi (question, /esɪ/): "why"

sipan (question, /sɪpən/): "when"

Interjections

ottida (interjection, /ɔɾidə/): "hello"

lad (interjection, /ləd/): "goodbye"

awkale (interjection, /okælɛ/): "hey"

akattav (interjection, /əkəɾəv/): "bye"

dawtochatt (interjection, /dotɔtʃəɾ/): "ouch"

kanu (interjection, /kænu/): "wow"

aduk (interjection, /ədʌk/): "uh"

imisat (interjection, /ɪmisət/): "er"

jutta (interjection, /jʌɾə/): "um"

Adverbs

utuza (adverb, /ʌtuzə/): "again"

ni (adverb, /nɪ/): "now"

ttudatt (adverb, /ɾʌdəɾ/): "soon"

aysi (adverb, /esɪ/): "often"

ti (adverb, /tɪ/): "sometimes"

awaviz (adverb, /əwəvɪz/): "always"

iwoughn (adverb, /ɪwɒn/): "never"

timanel (adverb, /tɪmanɛl/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ngatach (adjective, /ŋətətʃ/): "aromatic"

adaythan (adjective, /ədeðən/): "basted"

na (adjective, /nə/): "big"

iwittatt (adjective, /iwiɾaɾ/): "bitter"

usiza (adjective, /usizə/): "black"

thath (adjective, /ðəð/): "blue"

ad (adjective, /əd/): "brown"

ma (adjective, /mæ/): "chilled"

anunatti (adjective, /ənʌnəɾɪ/): "cold"

ith (adjective, /ið/): "curried"

afi (adjective, /əfɪ/): "dark"

ha (adjective, /ha/): "deep"

man (adjective, /mən/): "divine"

itasaba (adjective, /ɪtəsæbə/): "drunk"

ipainaitta (adjective, /ipaɪnaɪɾə/): "empty"

shan (adjective, /ʃæn/): "evil"

tavib (adjective, /tævib/): "familiar"

as (adjective, /əs/): "fat"

tte (adjective, /ɾɛ/): "flat"

az (adjective, /əz/): "frail"

chay (adjective, /tʃe/): "fried"

tah (adjective, /təh/): "full"

attiniv (adjective, /əɾɪnɪv/): "good"

iwiz (adjective, /ɪwɪz/): "green"

ititailough (adjective, /ɪtitaɪlɒ/): "grey"

ikidi (adjective, /ɪkɪdɪ/): "honest"

tti (adjective, /ɾɪ/): "hot"

anal (adjective, /ænəl/): "light"

nulaiz (adjective, /nʌlaɪz/): "long"

nakayttu (adjective, /nəkeɾu/): "loud"

afutt (adjective, /əfuɾ/): "mortal"

kattaraz (adjective, /kæɾəɹəz/): "mysterious"

nayw (adjective, /new/): "narrow"

wi (adjective, /wi/): "old"

ttengazan (adjective, /ɾɛŋəzən/): "orange"

aj (adjective, /əj/): "pungent"

pitava (adjective, /pitəvə/): "purple"

chilu (adjective, /chɪlʌ/): "quiet"

ab (adjective, /əb/): "raw"

oughhaihawda (adjective, /ɒhaɪhoda/): "rectangular"

pak (adjective, /pək/): "red"

ttishawsi (adjective, /ɾiʃosi/): "roasted"

ingadeth (adjective, /ɪŋədɛð/): "round"

abasuw (adjective, /əbasʌw/): "salty"

ittil (adjective, /ɪɾil/): "savory"

sapa (adjective, /sæpæ/): "shallow"

sih (adjective, /sih/): "short"

iv (adjective, /iv/): "smoked"

alat (adjective, /əlæt/): "sober"

asitt (adjective, /əsɪɾ/): "sour"

anaka (adjective, /ənəkæ/): "spicy"

ttaittaca (adjective, /ɾaɪɾəcə/): "spiral"

ddibuk (adjective, /ɽibʌk/): "square"

bavisaj (adjective, /bəvɪsæj/): "steamed"

anettatha (adjective, /ənɛɾəðə/): "strange"

si (adjective, /si/): "strong"

pootitt (adjective, /pʊtɪɾ/): "sturdy"

hangaib (adjective, /həŋaɪb/): "sweet"

nitus (adjective, /nitʌs/): "tall"

aimuttiwai (adjective, /aɪmʌɾiwaɪ/): "thick"

ene (adjective, /ɛnɛ/): "thin"

ought (adjective, /ɒt/): "warm"

nen (adjective, /nɛn/): "weak"

jisaze (adjective, /dʒɪsəzɛ/): "white"

nita (adjective, /nɪtə/): "wide"

fivichal (adjective, /fɪvichəl/): "yellow"

bisit (adjective, /bɪsɪt/): "young"

Verbs

adilapough (verb, /ədɪlapɒ/): "bake"

dikim (verb, /dɪkɪm/): "be"

chalan (verb, /tʃələn/): "belong"

lain (verb, /laɪn/): "bite"

itt (verb, /iɾ/): "break"

atain (verb, /ətaɪn/): "burn"

ulis (verb, /ʌlɪs/): "come"

tatu (verb, /tətu/): "die"

at (verb, /æt/): "drink"

tilaw (verb, /tiləw/): "eat"

atafooth (verb, /ətəfʊð/): "fall"

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

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

saidala (verb, /saɪdələ/): "fish"

anen (verb, /ənɛn/): "fly"

ana (verb, /əna/): "frown"

oitt (verb, /ɔɪɾ/): "go"

ttaka (verb, /ɾəkə/): "growl"

atuk (verb, /ətʌk/): "hate"

ebakaywi (verb, /ɛbəkewi/): "have"

zi (verb, /zɪ/): "hear"

thamay (verb, /ðæme/): "hide"

ti (verb, /tɪ/): "hold"

tatoul (verb, /tətaʊl/): "hunt"

attud (verb, /əɾʌd/): "jump"

tatasay (verb, /tətəse/): "kill"

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

va (verb, /və/): "laugh"

viziduth (verb, /viziduð/): "lie"

attad (verb, /əɾæd/): "live"

igutay (verb, /ɪgʌte/): "lose"

apithisa (verb, /əpɪðɪsə/): "love"

nazisit (verb, /nəzisɪt/): "need"

ttatt (verb, /ɾəɾ/): "own"

inathatt (verb, /inəðəɾ/): "roast"

ta (verb, /tə/): "run"

sininga (verb, /sɪnɪŋə/): "see"

vaittoughla (verb, /vaɪɾɒlə/): "sit"

vetta (verb, /vɛɾə/): "sleep"

tang (verb, /təŋ/): "smell"

nisaim (verb, /nɪsaɪm/): "smile"

an (verb, /ən/): "stand"

ala (verb, /əla/): "strike"

shahawf (verb, /ʃəhof/): "swallow"

gakitta (verb, /gəkɪɾə/): "swim"

uf (verb, /uf/): "taste"

uttasi (verb, /ʌɾəsɪ/): "throw"

ivithuk (verb, /ivɪðʌk/): "walk"

att (verb, /əɾ/): "want"

Nouns

ekamiw (noun, /ɛkəmiw/): "afternoon"

isaza (noun, /isəzə/): "ale"

ulattik (noun, /ʌlaɾik/): "all"

at (noun, /ət/): "alligator"

di (noun, /dɪ/): "arm"

ettou (noun, /ɛɾaʊ/): "ash"

uttalawm (noun, /ʌɾəlom/): "aunt"

enag (noun, /ɛnəg/): "axe"

itutath (noun, /ɪtutəθ/): "bark"

saivay (noun, /saɪvəy/): "bay"

duz (noun, /duz/): "beer"

ival (noun, /ɪvəl/): "beet"

eti (noun, /ɛtɪ/): "bird"

aimetaw (noun, /aɪmɛtəw/): "blood"

isingawn (noun, /ɪsiŋon/): "boar"

siadedi (noun, /ʒədɛdɪ/): "bone"

isad (noun, /ɪsəd/): "breakfast"

idat (noun, /idæt/): "breast"

asumila (noun, /əsʌmɪla/): "brother"

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

aikesuk (noun, /aɪkɛsuk/): "cat"

uninaimi (noun, /ʌninaɪmɪ/): "cat"

awttu (noun, /oɾu/): "chest"

tib (noun, /tib/): "chicken"

vame (noun, /vəmɛ/): "claw"

hawzayzak (noun, /hozezək/): "cloud"

tatitti (noun, /tətɪɾi/): "coconut"

ddab (noun, /ɽəb/): "crime"

math (noun, /məð/): "day"

isamet (noun, /ɪsəmɛt/): "dinner"

asi (noun, /æsi/): "dog"

udi (noun, /udɪ/): "drink"

iji (noun, /ɪjɪ/): "dungeon"

aisa (noun, /aɪsə/): "ear"

ttaikun (noun, /ɾaɪkʌn/): "earth"

tattay (noun, /təɾe/): "egg"

vani (noun, /vəni/): "elder"

ttachana (noun, /ɾətʃənə/): "enemy"

ittil (noun, /ɪɾil/): "evening"

nubuk (noun, /nʌbuk/): "eye"

azud (noun, /əzʌd/): "family"

vathakait (noun, /vəðəkaɪt/): "father"

uwattatti (noun, /ʌwəɾəɾɪ/): "feather"

iboughtt (noun, /ibɒɾ/): "fight"

adatuk (noun, /ədætuk/): "finger"

na (noun, /nə/): "fire"

chitewi (noun, /xitɛwɪ/): "fish"

thizai (noun, /ðɪzaɪ/): "flesh"

mishidew (noun, /mɪʃidɛw/): "foot"

ta (noun, /tə/): "forest"

dakavev (noun, /dakəvɛv/): "fox"

tti (noun, /ɾi/): "friend"

naniti (noun, /nəniti/): "goose"

ttail (noun, /ɾaɪl/): "grease"

atay (noun, /əte/): "group"

manasid (noun, /mənasid/): "gulf"

pattough (noun, /pæɾɒ/): "hair"

dejinough (noun, /dɛjinɒ/): "hand"

ichafa (noun, /itʃafə/): "hat"

ingit (noun, /iŋɪt/): "hate"

ap (noun, /əp/): "head"

idailenu (noun, /idaɪlɛnʌ/): "hill"

sakittiz (noun, /səkɪɾiz/): "horn"

pihajay (noun, /pɪhaje/): "horse"

tadith (noun, /tədɪð/): "house"

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

akaykousi (noun, /əkekaʊsɪ/): "island"

asalih (noun, /æsalɪh/): "jaw"

pasawli (noun, /pəsolɪ/): "lake"

azud (noun, /əzʌd/): "leaf"

ip (noun, /ɪp/): "leg"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "liver"

ttadalayk (noun, /ɾədælek/): "louse"

midawttay (noun, /mɪdoɾe/): "love"

man (noun, /mən/): "lunch"

ata (noun, /ətə/): "man"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "many"

sattajan (noun, /sæɾæjən/): "meal"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "metal"

ikumati (noun, /ikumætɪ/): "mine"

ttiti (noun, /ɾɪtɪ/): "monster"

zathainus (noun, /zəðaɪnʌs/): "moon"

amesay (noun, /əmɛse/): "morning"

utini (noun, /utini/): "mother"

nida (noun, /nɪdə/): "mountain"

ninad (noun, /nɪnəd/): "mouth"

noughli (noun, /nɒlɪ/): "name"

anayth (noun, /æneð/): "neck"

ittadah (noun, /iɾədəh/): "night"

arral (noun, /ərəl/): "noodle"

ditadam (noun, /dɪtadəm/): "nose"

ittas (noun, /ɪɾəs/): "ocean"

ilayz (noun, /ɪlez/): "parent"

ttet (noun, /ɾɛt/): "path"

aiz (noun, /aɪz/): "peace"

wahunough (noun, /wəhunɒ/): "pepper"

madalen (noun, /mædəlɛn/): "person"

lakud (noun, /lækud/): "pie"

ta (noun, /tæ/): "pig"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "rabbit"

awtha (noun, /oða/): "rain"

nu (noun, /nʌ/): "rat"

adush (noun, /aduʃ/): "river"

ijimawf (noun, /ɪjɪmof/): "robe"

suth (noun, /sʌð/): "rock"

athivailoo (noun, /əðivaɪlʊ/): "root"

ub (noun, /ub/): "salt"

atamo (noun, /ætæmɔ/): "sand"

ingiza (noun, /iŋɪza/): "seed"

uka (noun, /ʌkæ/): "sibling"

aylattida (noun, /eləɾɪdə/): "sister"

vuja (noun, /vʌjə/): "skin"

lathi (noun, /ləði/): "sky"

ittoja (noun, /iɾɔdʒə/): "smoke"

oughvatak (noun, /ɒvætək/): "snake"

tatakif (noun, /tætəkif/): "soup"

anitha (noun, /ænɪða/): "star"

izav (noun, /ɪzəv/): "stew"

dag (noun, /dəg/): "stomach"

enadeb (noun, /ɛnədɛb/): "stone"

chizal (noun, /chɪzəl/): "stream"

ini (noun, /inɪ/): "sun"

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

va (noun, /væ/): "tail"

gatuwaytt (noun, /gətuweɾ/): "tavern"

wattan (noun, /wəɾən/): "thumb"

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

wasufad (noun, /wəsufəd/): "tooth"

inapawk (noun, /ɪnəpok/): "tree"

kebetif (noun, /kɛbɛtɪf/): "truth"

inan (noun, /ɪnæn/): "uncle"

kadij (noun, /kədij/): "valley"

vinga (noun, /viŋæ/): "war"

zoughbana (noun, /zɒbənə/): "water"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "way"

isuzay (noun, /isuze/): "wine"

il (noun, /il/): "woman"

awfatisaw (noun, /ofætɪso/): "word"