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Mawisam

Mawisam Dictionary

Pronouns

ji (pronoun, /jɪ/): "he"

lits (pronoun, /lɪts/): "she"

da (pronoun, /də/): "they"

pun (pronoun, /pun/): "you"

sif (pronoun, /sɪf/): "we"

atoi (pronoun, /ətɔɪ/): "I"

Articles

ttai (article, /ɾaɪ/): "a"

aynaw (article, /eno/): "the"

Prepositions

eman (preposition, /ɛmæn/): "and"

angadath (preposition, /əŋədæθ/): "as"

ateki (preposition, /ətɛki/): "from"

uneza (preposition, /ʌnɛzə/): "in"

amoughmadi (preposition, /əmɒmædɪ/): "of"

ttalan (preposition, /ɾələn/): "or"

il (preposition, /ɪl/): "to"

anud (preposition, /ənud/): "will"

vays (preposition, /ves/): "with"

Numbers

sengilutt (number, /sɛŋɪlʌɾ/): "zero"

uni (number, /ʌni/): "one"

kat (number, /kat/): "two"

sat (number, /sət/): "three"

attataytu (number, /əɾætetʌ/): "four"

tta (number, /ɾə/): "five"

tusuja (number, /tusujə/): "six"

aytte (number, /eɾɛ/): "seven"

thupanat (number, /ðʌpənət/): "eight"

dai (number, /daɪ/): "nine"

initatt (number, /ɪnɪtəɾ/): "ten"

Questions

babittawsh (question, /babiɾoʃ/): "what"

ala (question, /ælə/): "who"

azitha (question, /əziðə/): "how"

tathoughlit (question, /tæðɒlɪt/): "why"

thatasough (question, /ðətəsɒ/): "when"

Interjections

nipulac (interjection, /nɪpuləc/): "hello"

athadupa (interjection, /əθədʌpə/): "goodbye"

tapis (interjection, /tæpɪs/): "hey"

wala (interjection, /wəlæ/): "bye"

aka (interjection, /əka/): "ouch"

piwapo (interjection, /pɪwəpɔ/): "wow"

giwuttay (interjection, /gɪwʌɾe/): "uh"

vayla (interjection, /velə/): "er"

hin (interjection, /hɪn/): "um"

Adverbs

anem (adverb, /ənɛm/): "again"

kingipa (adverb, /kiŋipə/): "now"

bu (adverb, /bʌ/): "soon"

unafis (adverb, /ʌnəfɪs/): "often"

bad (adverb, /bəd/): "sometimes"

abawk (adverb, /əbok/): "always"

outh (adverb, /aʊð/): "never"

asala (adverb, /əsəlæ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

itta (adjective, /ɪɾə/): "aromatic"

ak (adjective, /ak/): "basted"

nget (adjective, /ŋɛt/): "big"

nab (adjective, /nəb/): "bitter"

daykaka (adjective, /dekəkə/): "black"

lathaiwoutt (adjective, /ləθaɪwaʊɾ/): "blue"

adabiki (adjective, /ədəbɪkɪ/): "brown"

pilap (adjective, /pɪləp/): "chilled"

pusittayn (adjective, /pʌsɪɾen/): "cold"

niji (adjective, /nidʒɪ/): "curried"

ade (adjective, /ædɛ/): "dark"

ilati (adjective, /ɪlatɪ/): "deep"

milatai (adjective, /milætaɪ/): "divine"

nala (adjective, /nalə/): "drunk"

awbujaydi (adjective, /obudʒedɪ/): "empty"

sutus (adjective, /sutʌs/): "evil"

anathich (adjective, /ənəðɪtʃ/): "familiar"

talini (adjective, /təlɪnɪ/): "fat"

isaj (adjective, /ɪsaj/): "flat"

up (adjective, /up/): "frail"

lit (adjective, /lɪt/): "fried"

oughzanut (adjective, /ɒzənut/): "full"

sishi (adjective, /sɪʃɪ/): "good"

angida (adjective, /əŋidə/): "green"

awu (adjective, /əwu/): "grey"

zawa (adjective, /zəwə/): "honest"

uttanga (adjective, /uɾæŋə/): "hot"

izite (adjective, /izɪtɛ/): "light"

la (adjective, /lə/): "long"

lawinoughz (adjective, /ləwɪnɒz/): "loud"

li (adjective, /lɪ/): "mortal"

choughnevi (adjective, /tʃɒnɛvɪ/): "mysterious"

ditalit (adjective, /ditəlit/): "narrow"

susi (adjective, /sʌsi/): "old"

adilaida (adjective, /ədɪlaɪdə/): "orange"

toughfadal (adjective, /tɒfædəl/): "pungent"

umumawi (adjective, /ʌmʌməwɪ/): "purple"

datani (adjective, /dætənɪ/): "quiet"

aid (adjective, /aɪd/): "raw"

tashin (adjective, /tæʃɪn/): "rectangular"

vati (adjective, /vætɪ/): "red"

upay (adjective, /ʌpe/): "roasted"

mas (adjective, /məs/): "round"

ikazapaw (adjective, /ɪkəzəpo/): "salty"

temati (adjective, /tɛmətɪ/): "savory"

kathatak (adjective, /kaðətək/): "shallow"

oughnadati (adjective, /ɒnadæti/): "short"

uza (adjective, /uzə/): "smoked"

atanatt (adjective, /ətənəɾ/): "sober"

agadije (adjective, /əgədɪjɛ/): "sour"

kan (adjective, /kən/): "spicy"

aibatta (adjective, /aɪbəɾə/): "spiral"

ulipan (adjective, /ʌlipən/): "square"

tatas (adjective, /tætəs/): "steamed"

naylasi (adjective, /nelæsɪ/): "strange"

uvirahou (adjective, /uviɹəhaʊ/): "strong"

ah (adjective, /əh/): "sturdy"

ithi (adjective, /ɪði/): "sweet"

atte (adjective, /əɾɛ/): "tall"

inawmili (adjective, /inomɪlɪ/): "thick"

esavahi (adjective, /ɛsəvəhɪ/): "thin"

ivamasa (adjective, /ɪvamasə/): "warm"

ilattuva (adjective, /iləɾuvə/): "weak"

aikakuth (adjective, /aɪkəkʌð/): "white"

vaydap (adjective, /vedəp/): "wide"

ittaithi (adjective, /iɾaɪðɪ/): "yellow"

ak (adjective, /ək/): "young"

Verbs

jut (verb, /jut/): "bake"

anging (verb, /əŋiŋ/): "be"

adaseb (verb, /ədəsɛb/): "belong"

natifak (verb, /nətɪfæk/): "bite"

ayte (verb, /etɛ/): "break"

atih (verb, /ətɪh/): "burn"

ina (verb, /ɪnə/): "come"

sa (verb, /sə/): "die"

ootaydu (verb, /ʊtedʌ/): "drink"

ttijatti (verb, /ɾɪdʒæɾi/): "eat"

thi (verb, /ðɪ/): "fall"

ut (verb, /ʌt/): "fight"

noughdidan (verb, /nɒdidən/): "find"

ttittit (verb, /ɾɪɾɪt/): "fish"

tiday (verb, /tide/): "fly"

ubo (verb, /ubɔ/): "frown"

jivi (verb, /jivi/): "go"

ak (verb, /ək/): "growl"

doubi (verb, /daʊbɪ/): "hate"

ikitano (verb, /ikɪtənɔ/): "have"

ittis (verb, /ɪɾis/): "hear"

ttakelith (verb, /ɾakɛliθ/): "hide"

ocaf (verb, /ɔcæf/): "hold"

nayngi (verb, /neŋɪ/): "hunt"

ij (verb, /ɪdʒ/): "jump"

adanav (verb, /adanəv/): "kill"

amenan (verb, /əmɛnan/): "know"

esa (verb, /ɛsə/): "laugh"

oulid (verb, /aʊlid/): "lie"

awtisa (verb, /otɪsə/): "live"

dadethan (verb, /dædɛðən/): "lose"

pattailit (verb, /pəɾaɪlɪt/): "love"

ima (verb, /ɪmæ/): "need"

qipaima (verb, /qipaɪma/): "own"

lanattach (verb, /lənəɾətʃ/): "roast"

diw (verb, /dɪw/): "run"

daded (verb, /dədɛd/): "see"

linatt (verb, /lɪnæɾ/): "sit"

ttakaykay (verb, /ɾəkeke/): "sleep"

itt (verb, /ɪɾ/): "smell"

sivim (verb, /sɪvim/): "smile"

sawttiw (verb, /soɾiw/): "stand"

dalayttath (verb, /dəleɾəð/): "strike"

as (verb, /əs/): "swallow"

ak (verb, /ak/): "swim"

oughnait (verb, /ɒnaɪt/): "taste"

thamai (verb, /ðəmaɪ/): "throw"

ayvitti (verb, /eviɾi/): "walk"

adatayfe (verb, /ədətefɛ/): "want"

Nouns

ttaluz (noun, /ɾæluz/): "afternoon"

abi (noun, /əbɪ/): "ale"

pat (noun, /pət/): "all"

itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "alligator"

zapadih (noun, /zəpədih/): "arm"

ubitt (noun, /ubɪɾ/): "ash"

ettana (noun, /ɛɾənə/): "aunt"

ad (noun, /əd/): "axe"

ad (noun, /əd/): "bark"

ip (noun, /ɪp/): "bay"

tupay (noun, /tupe/): "beer"

datt (noun, /dæɾ/): "beet"

addungu (noun, /æɽʌŋʌ/): "bird"

izi (noun, /ɪzɪ/): "blood"

ittattan (noun, /iɾəɾən/): "boar"

ihadounu (noun, /ɪhədaʊnʌ/): "bone"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "breakfast"

sutiz (noun, /sutɪz/): "breast"

amati (noun, /əməti/): "brother"

zattoughta (noun, /zəɾɒta/): "castle"

changaige (noun, /tʃəŋaɪgɛ/): "cat"

alab (noun, /ælæb/): "cat"

pi (noun, /pɪ/): "chest"

attan (noun, /əɾæn/): "chicken"

ttoughsen (noun, /ɾɒsɛn/): "claw"

kasilul (noun, /kæsilʌl/): "cloud"

jadiditt (noun, /dʒədidɪɾ/): "coconut"

sa (noun, /sə/): "crime"

athuka (noun, /əðukə/): "day"

foono (noun, /fʊnɔ/): "dinner"

atta (noun, /əɾə/): "dog"

ane (noun, /anɛ/): "drink"

hat (noun, /hət/): "dungeon"

satat (noun, /satat/): "ear"

oughd (noun, /ɒd/): "earth"

tsathileth (noun, /tsəðɪlɛð/): "egg"

disabut (noun, /disəbʌt/): "elder"

thatayttak (noun, /ðateɾək/): "enemy"

attitasa (noun, /əɾitəsə/): "evening"

dingaw (noun, /dɪŋəw/): "eye"

wittag (noun, /wɪɾæg/): "family"

azin (noun, /əzɪn/): "father"

ttasalaw (noun, /ɾəsələw/): "feather"

ttipan (noun, /ɾɪpən/): "fight"

tavitt (noun, /təviɾ/): "finger"

gang (noun, /gəŋ/): "fire"

akaw (noun, /əko/): "fish"

ttum (noun, /ɾʌm/): "flesh"

akinatta (noun, /əkɪnəɾə/): "foot"

attahawi (noun, /əɾəhəwɪ/): "forest"

as (noun, /əs/): "fox"

apatipu (noun, /əpætɪpʌ/): "friend"

afa (noun, /afæ/): "goose"

ithitt (noun, /iðɪɾ/): "grease"

attaytta (noun, /əɾeɾa/): "group"

itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "gulf"

oughnaniw (noun, /ɒnənɪw/): "hair"

az (noun, /əz/): "hand"

ttib (noun, /ɾɪb/): "hat"

was (noun, /wæs/): "hate"

anoofaw (noun, /ənʊfo/): "head"

bal (noun, /bal/): "hill"

lahitt (noun, /læhɪɾ/): "horn"

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

oughhi (noun, /ɒhɪ/): "house"

adoottet (noun, /ædʊɾɛt/): "inn"

nanum (noun, /nənʌm/): "island"

ab (noun, /əb/): "jaw"

etta (noun, /ɛɾə/): "lake"

sajatay (noun, /sədʒəte/): "leaf"

athazizough (noun, /æðəzizɒ/): "leg"

alan (noun, /alən/): "liver"

thalaleng (noun, /ðələlɛŋ/): "louse"

ilibika (noun, /ilɪbikæ/): "love"

sayttak (noun, /seɾək/): "lunch"

ishin (noun, /iʃin/): "man"

attadda (noun, /əɾəɽə/): "many"

menga (noun, /mɛŋə/): "meal"

bikathett (noun, /bikəθɛɾ/): "metal"

an (noun, /ən/): "mine"

etuk (noun, /ɛtuk/): "monster"

attak (noun, /əɾək/): "moon"

ainepaisia (noun, /aɪnɛpaɪʒə/): "morning"

badas (noun, /bədæs/): "mother"

itepa (noun, /ɪtɛpə/): "mountain"

ishim (noun, /ɪʃim/): "mouth"

saittad (noun, /saɪɾəd/): "name"

desu (noun, /dɛsʌ/): "neck"

ayttoughthi (noun, /eɾɒði/): "night"

dinan (noun, /dɪnən/): "noodle"

nusatti (noun, /nʌsaɾi/): "nose"

kayshus (noun, /keʃus/): "ocean"

fijetam (noun, /fijɛtəm/): "parent"

tengutt (noun, /tɛŋuɾ/): "path"

inatha (noun, /inəðə/): "peace"

zapi (noun, /zəpi/): "pepper"

na (noun, /nə/): "person"

oughwouf (noun, /ɒwaʊf/): "pie"

say (noun, /se/): "pig"

adidal (noun, /ədidəl/): "rabbit"

zoom (noun, /zʊm/): "rain"

lamak (noun, /ləmək/): "rat"

vith (noun, /vɪð/): "river"

uv (noun, /uv/): "robe"

api (noun, /apɪ/): "rock"

tavamit (noun, /təvəmit/): "root"

vikathid (noun, /vɪkəðid/): "salt"

pangithay (noun, /pəŋiðe/): "sand"

ttasittaiw (noun, /ɾəsɪɾaɪw/): "seed"

lifapak (noun, /lifæpək/): "sibling"

evichoudaw (noun, /ɛvɪtʃaʊdo/): "sister"

zithat (noun, /zɪðæt/): "skin"

usifatt (noun, /usifəɾ/): "sky"

ujay (noun, /ʌje/): "smoke"

nattisi (noun, /nəɾɪsi/): "snake"

sinitat (noun, /sɪnitət/): "soup"

adilapi (noun, /ədɪləpɪ/): "star"

zoughzatti (noun, /zɒzaɾi/): "stew"

itta (noun, /ɪɾə/): "stomach"

li (noun, /lɪ/): "stone"

ihetta (noun, /ihɛɾə/): "stream"

daymejan (noun, /demɛjən/): "sun"

ayd (noun, /ed/): "sword"

ayka (noun, /ekə/): "tail"

ttakaw (noun, /ɾæko/): "tavern"

kaymalough (noun, /keməlɒ/): "thumb"

attibeta (noun, /aɾɪbɛtə/): "tongue"

isoughshang (noun, /isɒʃəŋ/): "tooth"

katt (noun, /kəɾ/): "tree"

ulabag (noun, /uləbəg/): "truth"

thi (noun, /θɪ/): "uncle"

itiwi (noun, /ɪtiwɪ/): "valley"

nathat (noun, /naðat/): "war"

asib (noun, /æsib/): "water"

ttinuttij (noun, /ɾɪnʌɾɪdʒ/): "way"

achaws (noun, /æchos/): "wine"

at (noun, /ət/): "woman"

attanaidai (noun, /aɾənaɪdaɪ/): "word"