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Evoughza

Evoughza Dictionary

Pronouns

tu (pronoun, /tʌ/): "he"

ayf (pronoun, /ef/): "she"

ttal (pronoun, /ɾəl/): "they"

avay (pronoun, /əve/): "you"

aidi (pronoun, /aɪdi/): "we"

an (pronoun, /ən/): "I"

Articles

ayth (article, /eð/): "a"

dut (article, /dʌt/): "the"

Prepositions

new (preposition, /nɛw/): "and"

agagef (preposition, /əgəgɛf/): "as"

ithika (preposition, /ɪðɪka/): "from"

upitoo (preposition, /upɪtʊ/): "in"

ittas (preposition, /iɾæs/): "of"

jai (preposition, /dʒaɪ/): "or"

inun (preposition, /inʌn/): "to"

abipibai (preposition, /əbɪpibaɪ/): "will"

alough (preposition, /alɒ/): "with"

Numbers

oodou (number, /ʊdaʊ/): "zero"

adimeta (number, /ædɪmɛta/): "one"

wa (number, /wə/): "two"

athi (number, /əðɪ/): "three"

ume (number, /ʌmɛ/): "four"

isoud (number, /isaʊd/): "five"

sap (number, /səp/): "six"

sinat (number, /sɪnət/): "seven"

ttusag (number, /ɾusəg/): "eight"

sik (number, /sɪk/): "nine"

ttutega (number, /ɾutɛgə/): "ten"

Questions

akas (question, /əkæs/): "what"

ajam (question, /əjam/): "who"

isu (question, /ɪsu/): "how"

akizib (question, /əkizɪb/): "why"

ajit (question, /əjit/): "when"

Interjections

deluputh (interjection, /dɛlʌpʌθ/): "hello"

atitta (interjection, /ətɪɾə/): "goodbye"

thuwai (interjection, /ðʌwaɪ/): "hey"

aba (interjection, /əbə/): "bye"

tipe (interjection, /tɪpɛ/): "ouch"

ittoughf (interjection, /iɾɒf/): "wow"

ji (interjection, /jɪ/): "uh"

wathittit (interjection, /wəθɪɾɪt/): "er"

yaw (interjection, /yo/): "um"

Adverbs

shaimav (adverb, /ʃaɪmav/): "again"

lawsin (adverb, /losɪn/): "now"

fi (adverb, /fɪ/): "soon"

jaihaha (adverb, /jaɪhəhə/): "often"

isabanaw (adverb, /ɪsəbəno/): "sometimes"

kitis (adverb, /kɪtɪs/): "always"

afi (adverb, /əfɪ/): "never"

ttupukaw (adverb, /ɾupukəw/): "seldom"

Adjectives

isittou (adjective, /isɪɾaʊ/): "aromatic"

awa (adjective, /əwə/): "basted"

tayj (adjective, /tej/): "big"

luh (adjective, /luh/): "bitter"

lad (adjective, /ləd/): "black"

thina (adjective, /θinə/): "blue"

dat (adjective, /dət/): "brown"

ittani (adjective, /ɪɾənɪ/): "chilled"

naw (adjective, /no/): "cold"

aydikutti (adjective, /edikuɾi/): "curried"

edd (adjective, /ɛɽ/): "dark"

davanu (adjective, /dəvanu/): "deep"

tat (adjective, /tət/): "divine"

ttit (adjective, /ɾɪt/): "drunk"

alazuv (adjective, /əlazuv/): "empty"

ime (adjective, /ɪmɛ/): "evil"

madafud (adjective, /mædəfud/): "familiar"

ootawnes (adjective, /ʊtonɛs/): "fat"

saysitti (adjective, /sesɪɾi/): "flat"

eth (adjective, /ɛð/): "frail"

sawtav (adjective, /sotəv/): "fried"

dough (adjective, /dɒ/): "full"

nig (adjective, /nɪg/): "good"

itta (adjective, /ɪɾa/): "green"

ttawtaitte (adjective, /ɾotaɪɾɛ/): "grey"

nata (adjective, /nətə/): "honest"

wetaymen (adjective, /wɛtemɛn/): "hot"

hi (adjective, /hɪ/): "light"

kubi (adjective, /kʌbɪ/): "long"

anoughlif (adjective, /ənɒlif/): "loud"

sha (adjective, /ʃə/): "mortal"

nida (adjective, /nɪdə/): "mysterious"

uttaitu (adjective, /ʌɾaɪtu/): "narrow"

jodid (adjective, /jɔdɪd/): "old"

ittittah (adjective, /iɾɪɾəh/): "orange"

voughm (adjective, /vɒm/): "pungent"

ath (adjective, /əð/): "purple"

anish (adjective, /əniʃ/): "quiet"

ttaz (adjective, /ɾæz/): "raw"

taytayfa (adjective, /tetefa/): "rectangular"

aydu (adjective, /edʌ/): "red"

abawva (adjective, /æbovə/): "roasted"

oughduna (adjective, /ɒdʌnə/): "round"

arr (adjective, /ær/): "salty"

nattulaq (adjective, /nəɾʌləq/): "savory"

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

akittat (adjective, /akɪɾæt/): "short"

litah (adjective, /lɪtəh/): "smoked"

isiha (adjective, /isɪhə/): "sober"

ttaniva (adjective, /ɾənivə/): "sour"

akada (adjective, /əkədə/): "spicy"

att (adjective, /aɾ/): "spiral"

oughfoutitaw (adjective, /ɒfaʊtɪto/): "square"

ab (adjective, /əb/): "steamed"

idu (adjective, /ɪdu/): "strange"

uttat (adjective, /uɾat/): "strong"

ukattous (adjective, /ukæɾaʊs/): "sturdy"

tti (adjective, /ɾi/): "sweet"

itiz (adjective, /itiz/): "tall"

umu (adjective, /umʌ/): "thick"

anat (adjective, /ənat/): "thin"

ettadoughz (adjective, /ɛɾədɒz/): "warm"

aythimaka (adjective, /eðɪməkə/): "weak"

hanahal (adjective, /hənəhəl/): "white"

tatt (adjective, /təɾ/): "wide"

oupes (adjective, /aʊpɛs/): "yellow"

olilusou (adjective, /ɔlɪlusaʊ/): "young"

Verbs

tasai (verb, /təsaɪ/): "bake"

luna (verb, /lʌnə/): "be"

azan (verb, /əzən/): "belong"

awtachatta (verb, /otətʃəɾə/): "bite"

wazal (verb, /wəzæl/): "break"

thaqakis (verb, /ðəqəkis/): "burn"

hooditaz (verb, /hʊdɪtəz/): "come"

gibousawz (verb, /gibaʊsoz/): "die"

kutta (verb, /kʌɾə/): "drink"

jaw (verb, /jəw/): "eat"

hettasum (verb, /hɛɾəsʌm/): "fall"

inawta (verb, /ɪnotæ/): "fight"

attalat (verb, /əɾəlæt/): "find"

anittun (verb, /ənɪɾʌn/): "fish"

as (verb, /əs/): "fly"

tha (verb, /ðə/): "frown"

isiday (verb, /ɪsɪde/): "go"

awma (verb, /omə/): "growl"

ithadi (verb, /ɪθædɪ/): "hate"

zitayb (verb, /zɪteb/): "have"

lisa (verb, /lisə/): "hear"

imusatt (verb, /ɪmʌsəɾ/): "hide"

awfitt (verb, /ofiɾ/): "hold"

utigayle (verb, /ʌtigelɛ/): "hunt"

sa (verb, /sə/): "jump"

da (verb, /də/): "kill"

atti (verb, /əɾɪ/): "know"

ajawiva (verb, /ədʒæwɪvə/): "laugh"

ki (verb, /kɪ/): "lie"

ake (verb, /əkɛ/): "live"

aynisi (verb, /enisi/): "lose"

kawhish (verb, /kohɪʃ/): "love"

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

izas (verb, /ɪzəs/): "own"

tha (verb, /θə/): "roast"

esageh (verb, /ɛsəgɛh/): "run"

akivith (verb, /ækɪvið/): "see"

nat (verb, /næt/): "sit"

pasa (verb, /pəsa/): "sleep"

sith (verb, /sið/): "smell"

avichit (verb, /ævichit/): "smile"

kitt (verb, /kɪɾ/): "stand"

nasithi (verb, /nəsiðɪ/): "strike"

cupuza (verb, /cupuza/): "swallow"

nough (verb, /nɒ/): "swim"

agadela (verb, /əgædɛla/): "taste"

oos (verb, /ʊs/): "throw"

anaj (verb, /ənadʒ/): "walk"

ash (verb, /æʃ/): "want"

Nouns

nimuwuth (noun, /nimuwuð/): "afternoon"

ijana (noun, /ɪjənə/): "ale"

azittiha (noun, /əzɪɾɪhə/): "all"

tazu (noun, /təzʌ/): "alligator"

uthanu (noun, /uðənʌ/): "arm"

kibite (noun, /kibɪtɛ/): "ash"

ihattan (noun, /ihəɾan/): "aunt"

ddousa (noun, /ɽaʊsə/): "axe"

bough (noun, /bɒ/): "bark"

ttiwough (noun, /ɾɪwɒ/): "bay"

apinayla (noun, /əpɪnelə/): "beer"

hushaf (noun, /hʌʃəf/): "beet"

withang (noun, /wiðəŋ/): "bird"

elasawti (noun, /ɛləsotɪ/): "blood"

ulittik (noun, /ʌliɾɪk/): "boar"

aisah (noun, /aɪsæh/): "bone"

ikad (noun, /ɪkæd/): "breakfast"

aytam (noun, /etəm/): "breast"

ese (noun, /ɛsɛ/): "brother"

attootha (noun, /əɾʊðæ/): "castle"

ttainousab (noun, /ɾaɪnaʊsəb/): "cat"

jabittaw (noun, /jəbɪɾəw/): "cat"

akik (noun, /əkɪk/): "chest"

le (noun, /lɛ/): "chicken"

izinabai (noun, /izinəbaɪ/): "claw"

sattatt (noun, /səɾəɾ/): "cloud"

ditu (noun, /ditʌ/): "coconut"

sough (noun, /sɒ/): "crime"

day (noun, /de/): "day"

kaiz (noun, /kaɪz/): "dinner"

lithettel (noun, /lɪðɛɾɛl/): "dog"

ttin (noun, /ɾɪn/): "drink"

kapin (noun, /kəpɪn/): "dungeon"

isaw (noun, /ɪso/): "ear"

anu (noun, /ənu/): "earth"

panettaw (noun, /pænɛɾo/): "egg"

nifis (noun, /nifis/): "elder"

shaydak (noun, /ʃedək/): "enemy"

aytun (noun, /etun/): "evening"

ethiwu (noun, /ɛðɪwʌ/): "eye"

nanina (noun, /nənɪnə/): "family"

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

thaza (noun, /θəzə/): "feather"

attiwu (noun, /aɾɪwʌ/): "fight"

ttatawttem (noun, /ɾətoɾɛm/): "finger"

ani (noun, /əni/): "fire"

daykoubung (noun, /dekaʊbuŋ/): "fish"

asina (noun, /asɪnə/): "flesh"

ulap (noun, /ulæp/): "foot"

thati (noun, /ðətɪ/): "forest"

maw (noun, /mo/): "fox"

ilegas (noun, /ɪlɛgəs/): "friend"

nizat (noun, /nɪzæt/): "goose"

se (noun, /sɛ/): "grease"

at (noun, /ət/): "group"

ttakoughthath (noun, /ɾækɒðəð/): "gulf"

nidaloid (noun, /nɪdælɔɪd/): "hair"

ananet (noun, /ənənɛt/): "hand"

ttay (noun, /ɾe/): "hat"

nivi (noun, /nɪvi/): "hate"

mailai (noun, /maɪlaɪ/): "head"

atilak (noun, /ətɪlək/): "hill"

itu (noun, /itu/): "horn"

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

kani (noun, /kæni/): "house"

amagan (noun, /əməgən/): "inn"

kalihay (noun, /kəlɪhe/): "island"

zezasi (noun, /zɛzəsɪ/): "jaw"

ifi (noun, /ifɪ/): "lake"

ta (noun, /tə/): "leaf"

alaw (noun, /əlo/): "leg"

ufikaday (noun, /ufɪkade/): "liver"

gut (noun, /gut/): "louse"

udaythiw (noun, /udeðɪw/): "love"

gucatit (noun, /gucətɪt/): "lunch"

tanaitt (noun, /tanaɪɾ/): "man"

awttawtutou (noun, /oɾotʌtaʊ/): "many"

tailin (noun, /taɪlin/): "meal"

ichev (noun, /ɪtʃɛv/): "metal"

nay (noun, /næy/): "mine"

ayshawv (noun, /eʃov/): "monster"

ttadam (noun, /ɾædəm/): "moon"

at (noun, /ət/): "morning"

aiza (noun, /aɪzə/): "mother"

bittesi (noun, /bɪɾɛʒ/): "mountain"

detaytay (noun, /dɛtetəy/): "mouth"

layttad (noun, /leɾəd/): "name"

aytayyawlu (noun, /eteyolu/): "neck"

ifoughtha (noun, /ɪfɒθə/): "night"

feth (noun, /fɛð/): "noodle"

zitinik (noun, /zitinɪk/): "nose"

kaizi (noun, /kaɪzi/): "ocean"

avigel (noun, /əvigɛl/): "parent"

amif (noun, /əmif/): "path"

ttattal (noun, /ɾəɾəl/): "peace"

be (noun, /bɛ/): "pepper"

adain (noun, /ədaɪn/): "person"

aiwipam (noun, /aɪwipəm/): "pie"

akath (noun, /ækəð/): "pig"

mem (noun, /mɛm/): "rabbit"

aimiwatu (noun, /aɪmɪwətʌ/): "rain"

apa (noun, /əpə/): "rat"

at (noun, /ət/): "river"

ivimouf (noun, /ivɪmaʊf/): "robe"

ettutti (noun, /ɛɾuɾɪ/): "rock"

unaytt (noun, /ʌneɾ/): "root"

fou (noun, /faʊ/): "salt"

tidai (noun, /tɪdaɪ/): "sand"

lettab (noun, /lɛɾəb/): "seed"

thayden (noun, /ðedɛn/): "sibling"

itawthattay (noun, /ɪtoðəɾe/): "sister"

ted (noun, /tɛd/): "skin"

oughtayle (noun, /ɒtelɛ/): "sky"

tisitaip (noun, /tisɪtaɪp/): "smoke"

agoosith (noun, /əgʊsɪθ/): "snake"

thip (noun, /ðip/): "soup"

ap (noun, /ap/): "star"

ivawnoughthay (noun, /ɪvonɒðe/): "stew"

tti (noun, /ɾi/): "stomach"

ittoughdit (noun, /iɾɒdit/): "stone"

bavufe (noun, /bəvufɛ/): "stream"

attittish (noun, /əɾɪɾɪʃ/): "sun"

aivith (noun, /aɪvɪð/): "sword"

avasiki (noun, /əvəsɪki/): "tail"

wakai (noun, /wəkaɪ/): "tavern"

da (noun, /də/): "thumb"

sawemi (noun, /səwɛmi/): "tongue"

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

kaying (noun, /kæyiŋ/): "tree"

tayh (noun, /teh/): "truth"

awa (noun, /əwæ/): "uncle"

wedunuc (noun, /wɛdunʌc/): "valley"

rrabi (noun, /rəbɪ/): "war"

milouj (noun, /mɪlaʊdʒ/): "water"

ki (noun, /kɪ/): "way"

inoughthum (noun, /inɒðʌm/): "wine"

adava (noun, /ədævə/): "woman"

zuda (noun, /zudæ/): "word"