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Usid

Usid Dictionary

Pronouns

ni (pronoun, /nɪ/): "he"

vaw (pronoun, /vo/): "she"

lag (pronoun, /ləg/): "they"

wa (pronoun, /wə/): "you"

aday (pronoun, /æde/): "we"

atu (pronoun, /ətʌ/): "I"

Articles

awsa (article, /osæ/): "a"

an (article, /æn/): "the"

Prepositions

akagi (preposition, /əkəgɪ/): "and"

ngara (preposition, /ŋəɹə/): "as"

littouzoughp (preposition, /lɪɾaʊzɒp/): "from"

ed (preposition, /ɛd/): "in"

engihum (preposition, /ɛŋihum/): "of"

ingavike (preposition, /ɪŋəvɪkɛ/): "or"

ngakeni (preposition, /ŋəkɛni/): "to"

fayzayda (preposition, /fezedə/): "will"

ttafattin (preposition, /ɾəfəɾɪn/): "with"

Numbers

pasud (number, /pəsʌd/): "zero"

ranaidi (number, /ɹænaɪdi/): "one"

satha (number, /səθə/): "two"

iva (number, /ɪva/): "three"

ivough (number, /ɪvɒ/): "four"

awwibi (number, /owɪbi/): "five"

banitt (number, /bənɪɾ/): "six"

ha (number, /hə/): "seven"

atitanu (number, /ətɪtənu/): "eight"

ilided (number, /ilɪdɛd/): "nine"

uzas (number, /ʌzəs/): "ten"

Questions

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

na (question, /nə/): "who"

ufakataw (question, /ufəkəto/): "how"

ena (question, /ɛnə/): "why"

ayfuttatay (question, /efʌɾæte/): "when"

Interjections

ugadan (interjection, /ʌgædæn/): "hello"

aga (interjection, /əgæ/): "goodbye"

thanasa (interjection, /ðənəsa/): "hey"

na (interjection, /nə/): "bye"

wath (interjection, /wəð/): "ouch"

azouttam (interjection, /əzaʊɾəm/): "wow"

attu (interjection, /æɾu/): "uh"

nuttad (interjection, /nuɾəd/): "er"

tutav (interjection, /tutəv/): "um"

Adverbs

tethan (adverb, /tɛθən/): "again"

akattoughma (adverb, /akəɾɒmə/): "now"

avait (adverb, /əvaɪt/): "soon"

tha (adverb, /ðə/): "often"

ni (adverb, /nɪ/): "sometimes"

aduli (adverb, /ædulɪ/): "always"

angattij (adverb, /əŋəɾij/): "never"

ang (adverb, /əŋ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ayl (adjective, /el/): "aromatic"

ita (adjective, /ɪtə/): "basted"

let (adjective, /lɛt/): "big"

ittap (adjective, /ɪɾəp/): "bitter"

izattaw (adjective, /izæɾəw/): "black"

izala (adjective, /ɪzalə/): "blue"

aipit (adjective, /aɪpɪt/): "brown"

attizaigi (adjective, /əɾɪzaɪgɪ/): "chilled"

lam (adjective, /ləm/): "cold"

bi (adjective, /bɪ/): "curried"

tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "dark"

ootteshipa (adjective, /ʊɾɛʃɪpə/): "deep"

attal (adjective, /æɾəl/): "divine"

uhatt (adjective, /ʌhəɾ/): "drunk"

awdittefu (adjective, /odɪɾɛfʌ/): "empty"

ttil (adjective, /ɾɪl/): "evil"

iwaw (adjective, /iwo/): "familiar"

achi (adjective, /ətʃɪ/): "fat"

apepan (adjective, /æpɛpən/): "flat"

ithipize (adjective, /ɪðɪpɪzɛ/): "frail"

mata (adjective, /mətə/): "fried"

afit (adjective, /əfɪt/): "full"

daynadul (adjective, /denædʌl/): "good"

thu (adjective, /ðu/): "green"

achune (adjective, /atʃʌnɛ/): "grey"

dataytt (adjective, /dəteɾ/): "honest"

nede (adjective, /nɛdɛ/): "hot"

han (adjective, /hæn/): "light"

aka (adjective, /əkə/): "long"

ttadath (adjective, /ɾædəð/): "loud"

idu (adjective, /idʌ/): "mortal"

mibi (adjective, /mɪbi/): "mysterious"

atti (adjective, /əɾi/): "narrow"

is (adjective, /ɪs/): "old"

zawvi (adjective, /zovɪ/): "orange"

asay (adjective, /æse/): "pungent"

awttaza (adjective, /oɾəzæ/): "purple"

jajich (adjective, /jədʒɪtʃ/): "quiet"

ipough (adjective, /ɪpɒ/): "raw"

awtti (adjective, /oɾɪ/): "rectangular"

ttu (adjective, /ɾʌ/): "red"

jinahaid (adjective, /jɪnəhaɪd/): "roasted"

attakan (adjective, /æɾəkən/): "round"

nittasitt (adjective, /nɪɾəsɪɾ/): "salty"

asitak (adjective, /əsitək/): "savory"

wizoughshou (adjective, /wɪzɒʃaʊ/): "shallow"

bugi (adjective, /bʌgɪ/): "short"

bih (adjective, /bɪh/): "smoked"

akawdin (adjective, /əkodɪn/): "sober"

matajuj (adjective, /mətədʒudʒ/): "sour"

katutt (adjective, /kətuɾ/): "spicy"

kifawsid (adjective, /kifosid/): "spiral"

nigida (adjective, /nɪgɪdə/): "square"

pakin (adjective, /pækin/): "steamed"

asasul (adjective, /əsəsʌl/): "strange"

se (adjective, /sɛ/): "strong"

etatsay (adjective, /ɛtətse/): "sturdy"

ithaitt (adjective, /ɪðaɪɾ/): "sweet"

labamang (adjective, /ləbəməŋ/): "tall"

chizett (adjective, /tʃɪzɛɾ/): "thick"

saynuli (adjective, /senʌlɪ/): "thin"

alud (adjective, /əlʌd/): "warm"

inata (adjective, /ɪnətə/): "weak"

ttaidisesh (adjective, /ɾaɪdisɛʃ/): "white"

pala (adjective, /pələ/): "wide"

ttani (adjective, /ɾæni/): "yellow"

ilatayva (adjective, /ɪlæteva/): "young"

Verbs

vayttama (verb, /veɾæmæ/): "bake"

laina (verb, /laɪnə/): "be"

nethaq (verb, /nɛðəq/): "belong"

uboo (verb, /ʌbʊ/): "bite"

deloughlim (verb, /dɛlɒlɪm/): "break"

ikudat (verb, /ɪkudæt/): "burn"

aychayngaja (verb, /etʃeŋæjə/): "come"

fayla (verb, /felə/): "die"

dainatet (verb, /daɪnətɛt/): "drink"

ettakisai (verb, /ɛɾəkɪsaɪ/): "eat"

eki (verb, /ɛkɪ/): "fall"

ittukifa (verb, /ɪɾukɪfæ/): "fight"

du (verb, /dʌ/): "find"

utu (verb, /ʌtʌ/): "fish"

rroulaith (verb, /raʊlaɪð/): "fly"

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

dap (verb, /dəp/): "go"

faimin (verb, /faɪmɪn/): "growl"

ased (verb, /əsɛd/): "hate"

di (verb, /di/): "have"

nayl (verb, /nel/): "hear"

kaba (verb, /kæbæ/): "hide"

thad (verb, /ðəd/): "hold"

tuvawki (verb, /tʌvokɪ/): "hunt"

imu (verb, /ɪmu/): "jump"

oulamit (verb, /aʊləmɪt/): "kill"

ijida (verb, /ɪjidə/): "know"

ahasuv (verb, /əhæsʌv/): "laugh"

toughtt (verb, /tɒɾ/): "lie"

zett (verb, /zɛɾ/): "live"

ttousai (verb, /ɾaʊsaɪ/): "lose"

aitt (verb, /aɪɾ/): "love"

ip (verb, /ɪp/): "need"

dijusip (verb, /didʒusɪp/): "own"

lanikaib (verb, /lanikaɪb/): "roast"

ihaititte (verb, /ihaɪtɪɾɛ/): "run"

suvoughmatt (verb, /suvɒmæɾ/): "see"

aizel (verb, /aɪzɛl/): "sit"

lida (verb, /lɪdæ/): "sleep"

iviv (verb, /ivɪv/): "smell"

doughzung (verb, /dɒzʌŋ/): "smile"

ziditid (verb, /ziditɪd/): "stand"

ayhay (verb, /ehe/): "strike"

hatt (verb, /həɾ/): "swallow"

zisasag (verb, /zisæsæg/): "swim"

afaboughka (verb, /əfəbɒkə/): "taste"

lakishak (verb, /ləkiʃək/): "throw"

athamayla (verb, /əðamelə/): "walk"

pin (verb, /pɪn/): "want"

Nouns

fanayn (noun, /fənen/): "afternoon"

hitha (noun, /hɪðə/): "ale"

dizukin (noun, /dizʌkin/): "all"

du (noun, /dʌ/): "alligator"

aynani (noun, /enənɪ/): "arm"

atithin (noun, /ətiðin/): "ash"

azise (noun, /əzisɛ/): "aunt"

ibatittaw (noun, /ɪbətiɾo/): "axe"

pap (noun, /pəp/): "bark"

attasig (noun, /əɾəsig/): "bay"

tay (noun, /te/): "beer"

thapashath (noun, /ðəpəʃaθ/): "beet"

ik (noun, /ɪk/): "bird"

ninadatt (noun, /ninədəɾ/): "blood"

bawtuna (noun, /botunə/): "boar"

ngala (noun, /ŋələ/): "bone"

soughfu (noun, /sɒfʌ/): "breakfast"

atettat (noun, /ətɛɾət/): "breast"

ibatepi (noun, /ɪbətɛpɪ/): "brother"

ttouloughdaf (noun, /ɾaʊlɒdəf/): "castle"

utta (noun, /ʌɾə/): "cat"

thoopithaw (noun, /ðʊpiðo/): "cat"

nizi (noun, /nɪzi/): "chest"

witin (noun, /wɪtin/): "chicken"

daboughn (noun, /dəbɒn/): "claw"

laloujai (noun, /ləlaʊjaɪ/): "cloud"

ithibav (noun, /iθɪbəv/): "coconut"

tooha (noun, /tʊhə/): "crime"

dattibun (noun, /dəɾibʌn/): "day"

inijaj (noun, /ɪnɪjəj/): "dinner"

sanap (noun, /sənəp/): "dog"

gith (noun, /gɪð/): "drink"

animef (noun, /ənimɛf/): "dungeon"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "ear"

kana (noun, /kənə/): "earth"

bousata (noun, /baʊsətə/): "egg"

aynanida (noun, /enənɪdə/): "elder"

awtan (noun, /otən/): "enemy"

attoo (noun, /æɾʊ/): "evening"

anatt (noun, /ənəɾ/): "eye"

tawla (noun, /tolə/): "family"

sawchinaw (noun, /sotʃɪno/): "father"

aykikat (noun, /ekikət/): "feather"

thupinu (noun, /ðʌpinu/): "fight"

hataki (noun, /hətækɪ/): "finger"

fabu (noun, /fəbʌ/): "fire"

av (noun, /əv/): "fish"

atuttase (noun, /ətuɾasɛ/): "flesh"

isouttal (noun, /isaʊɾəl/): "foot"

avang (noun, /əvæŋ/): "forest"

titta (noun, /tiɾə/): "fox"

aib (noun, /aɪb/): "friend"

jap (noun, /jəp/): "goose"

ttinazi (noun, /ɾɪnazi/): "grease"

uchutta (noun, /ʌtʃuɾə/): "group"

daisunat (noun, /daɪsunət/): "gulf"

attada (noun, /əɾəda/): "hair"

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

thotithang (noun, /ðɔtɪðæŋ/): "hat"

awvezatt (noun, /ovɛzəɾ/): "hate"

dakufoughk (noun, /dəkʌfɒk/): "head"

la (noun, /lə/): "hill"

that (noun, /ðət/): "horn"

va (noun, /və/): "horse"

tiw (noun, /tɪw/): "house"

ingapiva (noun, /iŋəpɪvə/): "inn"

fikam (noun, /fɪkæm/): "island"

as (noun, /əs/): "jaw"

nang (noun, /nəŋ/): "lake"

laip (noun, /laɪp/): "leaf"

ittanatta (noun, /ɪɾənəɾə/): "leg"

nu (noun, /nʌ/): "liver"

suttayman (noun, /sʌɾemən/): "louse"

amoonike (noun, /əmʊnɪkɛ/): "love"

sif (noun, /sɪf/): "lunch"

at (noun, /ət/): "man"

isizalay (noun, /ɪsɪzəle/): "many"

ayti (noun, /etɪ/): "meal"

za (noun, /za/): "metal"

oughv (noun, /ɒv/): "mine"

adayn (noun, /əden/): "monster"

oughbizaha (noun, /ɒbɪzəhə/): "moon"

ttaibatid (noun, /ɾaɪbətɪd/): "morning"

uttipat (noun, /uɾɪpət/): "mother"

sudittet (noun, /sudɪɾɛt/): "mountain"

asas (noun, /əsəs/): "mouth"

nasai (noun, /nəsaɪ/): "name"

alattett (noun, /ələɾɛɾ/): "neck"

isidu (noun, /isidu/): "night"

tebaw (noun, /tɛbəw/): "noodle"

zaitt (noun, /zaɪɾ/): "nose"

ttijesitt (noun, /ɾɪjɛsiɾ/): "ocean"

oughth (noun, /ɒð/): "parent"

thi (noun, /ðɪ/): "path"

nat (noun, /nət/): "peace"

edamuhu (noun, /ɛdəmʌhu/): "pepper"

ithisit (noun, /ɪðisit/): "person"

attaytatu (noun, /əɾetətʌ/): "pie"

mataitha (noun, /mətaɪθə/): "pig"

ad (noun, /əd/): "rabbit"

ak (noun, /æk/): "rain"

takaim (noun, /təkaɪm/): "rat"

awtayttizi (noun, /oteɾɪzi/): "river"

nayg (noun, /neg/): "robe"

tuttuttoo (noun, /tʌɾʌɾʊ/): "rock"

upaki (noun, /upəki/): "root"

aipikiha (noun, /aɪpikɪhə/): "salt"

dawi (noun, /dəwɪ/): "sand"

usi (noun, /usi/): "seed"

tavi (noun, /təvi/): "sibling"

attakawdaw (noun, /əɾəkodo/): "sister"

naise (noun, /naɪsɛ/): "skin"

ttumulib (noun, /ɾumulɪb/): "sky"

saitou (noun, /saɪtaʊ/): "smoke"

ainoughv (noun, /aɪnɒv/): "snake"

aydaili (noun, /edaɪli/): "soup"

savabi (noun, /səvæbɪ/): "star"

nil (noun, /nɪl/): "stew"

nipiwa (noun, /nɪpiwə/): "stomach"

dawbe (noun, /dobɛ/): "stone"

aiwushis (noun, /aɪwuʃɪs/): "stream"

daysa (noun, /desə/): "sun"

ezoo (noun, /ɛzʊ/): "sword"

tsa (noun, /tsə/): "tail"

anatabi (noun, /ənətəbɪ/): "tavern"

oughzett (noun, /ɒzɛɾ/): "thumb"

banisin (noun, /bənisin/): "tongue"

ut (noun, /ut/): "tooth"

at (noun, /at/): "tree"

unid (noun, /ʌnɪd/): "truth"

ma (noun, /mæ/): "uncle"

izidufe (noun, /ɪzidufɛ/): "valley"

ttateta (noun, /ɾətɛta/): "war"

athayfalou (noun, /əθefəlaʊ/): "water"

satta (noun, /səɾa/): "way"

thafakuh (noun, /θəfakʌh/): "wine"

il (noun, /ɪl/): "woman"

outtoughttipi (noun, /aʊɾɒɾɪpɪ/): "word"