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Ouzatta

Ouzatta Dictionary

Pronouns

nu (pronoun, /nu/): "he"

iv (pronoun, /ɪv/): "she"

ulu (pronoun, /ʌlu/): "they"

ij (pronoun, /ɪj/): "you"

oughm (pronoun, /ɒm/): "we"

in (pronoun, /in/): "I"

Articles

oughn (article, /ɒn/): "a"

as (article, /əs/): "the"

Prepositions

ubim (preposition, /ubɪm/): "and"

dawti (preposition, /doti/): "as"

alekattough (preposition, /əlɛkəɾɒ/): "from"

vas (preposition, /vəs/): "in"

ni (preposition, /ni/): "of"

akunawnaw (preposition, /əkunono/): "or"

lafada (preposition, /ləfədə/): "to"

ati (preposition, /ətɪ/): "will"

ttazough (preposition, /ɾəzɒ/): "with"

Numbers

zawtti (number, /zoɾi/): "zero"

naitaws (number, /naɪtos/): "one"

ttit (number, /ɾɪt/): "two"

ittaitt (number, /iɾaɪɾ/): "three"

azat (number, /əzət/): "four"

la (number, /lə/): "five"

si (number, /sɪ/): "six"

awfaythaypi (number, /ofeðepɪ/): "seven"

di (number, /dɪ/): "eight"

itt (number, /iɾ/): "nine"

shithabe (number, /ʃiðəbɛ/): "ten"

Questions

cute (question, /cʌtɛ/): "what"

ena (question, /ɛna/): "who"

awmipawai (question, /omɪpəwaɪ/): "how"

pamu (question, /pəmu/): "why"

nazikai (question, /nəzɪkaɪ/): "when"

Interjections

tahimah (interjection, /təhiməh/): "hello"

iba (interjection, /ɪbæ/): "goodbye"

nikoughta (interjection, /nikɒtə/): "hey"

ttawhi (interjection, /ɾohɪ/): "bye"

oughttithad (interjection, /ɒɾɪðəd/): "ouch"

att (interjection, /aɾ/): "wow"

larreti (interjection, /larɛti/): "uh"

tamatt (interjection, /təmaɾ/): "er"

witazi (interjection, /wɪtəzi/): "um"

Adverbs

fi (adverb, /fɪ/): "again"

dan (adverb, /dən/): "now"

uvibath (adverb, /ʌvɪbəð/): "soon"

nai (adverb, /naɪ/): "often"

adih (adverb, /adɪh/): "sometimes"

fibasitt (adverb, /fɪbəsɪɾ/): "always"

ilat (adverb, /ilət/): "never"

zuttake (adverb, /zʌɾækɛ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

na (adjective, /nə/): "aromatic"

ache (adjective, /əxɛ/): "basted"

oogan (adjective, /ʊgæn/): "big"

ttiside (adjective, /ɾɪsɪdɛ/): "bitter"

kefisa (adjective, /kɛfɪsə/): "black"

ha (adjective, /hə/): "blue"

tibiki (adjective, /tɪbiki/): "brown"

ath (adjective, /əð/): "chilled"

gattaybath (adjective, /gəɾebəð/): "cold"

te (adjective, /tɛ/): "curried"

ti (adjective, /tɪ/): "dark"

hunawlul (adjective, /hʌnolul/): "deep"

tazaw (adjective, /təzo/): "divine"

aidatha (adjective, /aɪdəðə/): "drunk"

ttaysasah (adjective, /ɾesəsah/): "empty"

thimoughlif (adjective, /ðɪmɒlif/): "evil"

agafus (adjective, /əgəfus/): "familiar"

ni (adjective, /ni/): "fat"

waytattu (adjective, /wetəɾʌ/): "flat"

amangad (adjective, /əməŋəd/): "frail"

ttivizul (adjective, /ɾɪvɪzul/): "fried"

ga (adjective, /gə/): "full"

oughtt (adjective, /ɒɾ/): "good"

ttedawzin (adjective, /ɾɛdozin/): "green"

taw (adjective, /to/): "grey"

oughnijay (adjective, /ɒnije/): "honest"

atibathe (adjective, /ətibəðɛ/): "hot"

nav (adjective, /nəv/): "light"

nadatta (adjective, /nədəɾə/): "long"

wasaz (adjective, /wəsəz/): "loud"

lath (adjective, /ləð/): "mortal"

wou (adjective, /waʊ/): "mysterious"

ana (adjective, /ənə/): "narrow"

nadada (adjective, /nədədə/): "old"

shizi (adjective, /ʃɪzɪ/): "orange"

bitadaw (adjective, /bitədo/): "pungent"

dah (adjective, /dəh/): "purple"

vatuka (adjective, /vətuka/): "quiet"

angoughd (adjective, /æŋɒd/): "raw"

in (adjective, /ɪn/): "rectangular"

atafi (adjective, /ætəfɪ/): "red"

am (adjective, /əm/): "roasted"

dattuthat (adjective, /dæɾuðæt/): "round"

sitis (adjective, /sitis/): "salty"

madi (adjective, /mədɪ/): "savory"

ifev (adjective, /ɪfɛv/): "shallow"

edul (adjective, /ɛdʌl/): "short"

wibazib (adjective, /wibəzɪb/): "smoked"

ufe (adjective, /ʌfɛ/): "sober"

zasatt (adjective, /zæsəɾ/): "sour"

doughttab (adjective, /dɒɾəb/): "spicy"

awkulipa (adjective, /okʌlɪpə/): "spiral"

attecough (adjective, /æɾɛcɒ/): "square"

enab (adjective, /ɛnæb/): "steamed"

alila (adjective, /əlɪlə/): "strange"

ailittu (adjective, /aɪlɪɾu/): "strong"

anattain (adjective, /ənæɾaɪn/): "sturdy"

ittat (adjective, /ɪɾət/): "sweet"

tasazoughd (adjective, /təsəzɒd/): "tall"

zu (adjective, /zʌ/): "thick"

zathutta (adjective, /zəðʌɾə/): "thin"

iwali (adjective, /ɪwəlɪ/): "warm"

if (adjective, /ɪf/): "weak"

lanaysatt (adjective, /lənesəɾ/): "white"

isu (adjective, /isʌ/): "wide"

noughsitaj (adjective, /nɒsɪtəj/): "yellow"

aydoumuda (adjective, /edaʊmʌdə/): "young"

Verbs

jithuma (verb, /dʒiðumə/): "bake"

asiwawla (verb, /əsiwola/): "be"

wafid (verb, /wəfɪd/): "belong"

taynay (verb, /tene/): "bite"

attafasough (verb, /əɾəfəsɒ/): "break"

nifa (verb, /nifə/): "burn"

aytta (verb, /eɾə/): "come"

gibes (verb, /gibɛs/): "die"

najayshek (verb, /nədʒeʃɛk/): "drink"

atoolife (verb, /ætʊlɪfɛ/): "eat"

mittaw (verb, /mɪɾo/): "fall"

fa (verb, /fə/): "fight"

dilain (verb, /dɪlaɪn/): "find"

hik (verb, /hɪk/): "fish"

jaku (verb, /jəkʌ/): "fly"

ithama (verb, /ɪθəma/): "frown"

nikitt (verb, /nikɪɾ/): "go"

bi (verb, /bi/): "growl"

maloottak (verb, /məlʊɾək/): "hate"

atitang (verb, /ətɪtəŋ/): "have"

oughji (verb, /ɒdʒɪ/): "hear"

wazibi (verb, /wəzɪbɪ/): "hide"

mitawttaw (verb, /mɪtoɾo/): "hold"

an (verb, /ən/): "hunt"

ni (verb, /nɪ/): "jump"

pootay (verb, /pʊte/): "kill"

hah (verb, /hæh/): "know"

zagisu (verb, /zagɪsu/): "laugh"

inadu (verb, /inædʌ/): "lie"

fa (verb, /fə/): "live"

aidepata (verb, /aɪdɛpətə/): "lose"

atta (verb, /æɾə/): "love"

jikoughbaw (verb, /dʒɪkɒbəw/): "need"

ide (verb, /ɪdɛ/): "own"

chat (verb, /tʃət/): "roast"

ttatt (verb, /ɾaɾ/): "run"

nitajaid (verb, /nɪtəjaɪd/): "see"

hawv (verb, /hov/): "sit"

ttim (verb, /ɾim/): "sleep"

linazif (verb, /lɪnæzɪf/): "smell"

aj (verb, /əj/): "smile"

eten (verb, /ɛtɛn/): "stand"

awir (verb, /æwɪɹ/): "strike"

esou (verb, /ɛsaʊ/): "swallow"

atitt (verb, /ətɪɾ/): "swim"

ujanaja (verb, /ujanəjæ/): "taste"

bapaji (verb, /bapəjɪ/): "throw"

attasisai (verb, /əɾæsisaɪ/): "walk"

ihathefay (verb, /ɪhəðɛfe/): "want"

Nouns

tuv (noun, /tuv/): "afternoon"

ttingutt (noun, /ɾiŋuɾ/): "ale"

eth (noun, /ɛθ/): "all"

uqe (noun, /uqɛ/): "alligator"

alu (noun, /əlu/): "arm"

av (noun, /æv/): "ash"

lifoughv (noun, /lifɒv/): "aunt"

adutaysa (noun, /ədʌtesə/): "axe"

atuw (noun, /ətuw/): "bark"

thashoughnis (noun, /ðəʃɒnis/): "bay"

ttiwas (noun, /ɾɪwəs/): "beer"

aylasi (noun, /elasi/): "beet"

ngi (noun, /ŋi/): "bird"

umoo (noun, /ʌmʊ/): "blood"

jittibin (noun, /jɪɾɪbin/): "boar"

inas (noun, /inæs/): "bone"

asajiw (noun, /əsəjɪw/): "breakfast"

ivan (noun, /ɪvən/): "breast"

ijou (noun, /ɪdʒaʊ/): "brother"

dattuvi (noun, /dəɾuvi/): "castle"

satta (noun, /səɾə/): "cat"

pootayl (noun, /pʊtel/): "cat"

thayba (noun, /ðebə/): "chest"

ade (noun, /ædɛ/): "chicken"

thoota (noun, /θʊtə/): "claw"

tti (noun, /ɾi/): "cloud"

lu (noun, /lʌ/): "coconut"

ag (noun, /əg/): "crime"

we (noun, /wɛ/): "day"

avaddahi (noun, /əvəɽəhɪ/): "dinner"

mali (noun, /məli/): "dog"

ttathi (noun, /ɾəðɪ/): "drink"

nayngimad (noun, /neŋɪməd/): "dungeon"

elaitt (noun, /ɛlaɪɾ/): "ear"

ttay (noun, /ɾe/): "earth"

udai (noun, /ʌdaɪ/): "egg"

bu (noun, /bʌ/): "elder"

tudi (noun, /tudi/): "enemy"

min (noun, /mɪn/): "evening"

ttilawm (noun, /ɾɪlom/): "eye"

noughmin (noun, /nɒmɪn/): "family"

ngesa (noun, /ŋɛsa/): "father"

fathough (noun, /fəðɒ/): "feather"

loon (noun, /lʊn/): "fight"

upijul (noun, /upɪjʌl/): "finger"

im (noun, /ɪm/): "fire"

an (noun, /ən/): "fish"

javittat (noun, /jəvɪɾæt/): "flesh"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "foot"

is (noun, /ɪs/): "forest"

aitatas (noun, /aɪtətəs/): "fox"

un (noun, /ʌn/): "friend"

oughvutitt (noun, /ɒvʌtɪɾ/): "goose"

ikebaytt (noun, /ikɛbeɾ/): "grease"

tatt (noun, /təɾ/): "group"

oughbawun (noun, /ɒbəwun/): "gulf"

ahunguza (noun, /ahʌŋʌzə/): "hair"

itak (noun, /ɪtæk/): "hand"

zayk (noun, /zek/): "hat"

itanaykay (noun, /ɪtæneke/): "hate"

da (noun, /də/): "head"

at (noun, /ət/): "hill"

ene (noun, /ɛnɛ/): "horn"

tidi (noun, /tɪdi/): "horse"

azipane (noun, /əzipænɛ/): "house"

meddata (noun, /mɛɽatə/): "inn"

azithetha (noun, /əzɪðɛðə/): "island"

attattan (noun, /əɾəɾən/): "jaw"

aminu (noun, /əminu/): "lake"

fit (noun, /fit/): "leaf"

gi (noun, /gi/): "leg"

attawt (noun, /əɾot/): "liver"

atinita (noun, /ətɪnitə/): "louse"

va (noun, /væ/): "love"

atti (noun, /əɾɪ/): "lunch"

may (noun, /me/): "man"

lilem (noun, /lilɛm/): "many"

ttasid (noun, /ɾəsid/): "meal"

awzim (noun, /ozɪm/): "metal"

sah (noun, /səh/): "mine"

thoub (noun, /ðaʊb/): "monster"

lahas (noun, /ləhəs/): "moon"

itaw (noun, /ɪtəw/): "morning"

thattas (noun, /ðəɾəs/): "mother"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "mountain"

isattibu (noun, /isəɾibʌ/): "mouth"

ithooj (noun, /ɪðʊdʒ/): "name"

ttun (noun, /ɾun/): "neck"

atuguth (noun, /ətuguð/): "night"

asa (noun, /əsə/): "noodle"

tawvava (noun, /tovəvə/): "nose"

ouba (noun, /aʊbə/): "ocean"

isanaws (noun, /ɪsənos/): "parent"

ah (noun, /əh/): "path"

inu (noun, /ɪnʌ/): "peace"

va (noun, /və/): "pepper"

fu (noun, /fu/): "person"

edinima (noun, /ɛdinɪmə/): "pie"

azika (noun, /əzɪkə/): "pig"

awtilil (noun, /otilɪl/): "rabbit"

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

zaf (noun, /zæf/): "rat"

di (noun, /dɪ/): "river"

hivi (noun, /hɪvi/): "robe"

angiwi (noun, /əŋɪwi/): "rock"

noitasha (noun, /nɔɪtəʃə/): "root"

ttath (noun, /ɾað/): "salt"

this (noun, /θis/): "sand"

thug (noun, /ðug/): "seed"

vaitoughpah (noun, /vaɪtɒpəh/): "sibling"

ati (noun, /əti/): "sister"

akaw (noun, /əko/): "skin"

itt (noun, /iɾ/): "sky"

tath (noun, /tæθ/): "smoke"

oughseti (noun, /ɒsɛtɪ/): "snake"

masale (noun, /məsəlɛ/): "soup"

attivij (noun, /əɾivɪdʒ/): "star"

zisaynir (noun, /zɪsenɪɹ/): "stew"

ekoughbupa (noun, /ɛkɒbʌpæ/): "stomach"

elazayla (noun, /ɛləzelə/): "stone"

tidekay (noun, /tɪdɛke/): "stream"

nab (noun, /nab/): "sun"

wahem (noun, /wəhɛm/): "sword"

aydathi (noun, /edəðɪ/): "tail"

unumawdu (noun, /unʌmodʌ/): "tavern"

sethitti (noun, /sɛðɪɾɪ/): "thumb"

attadi (noun, /æɾədi/): "tongue"

atta (noun, /əɾə/): "tooth"

atham (noun, /æðæm/): "tree"

isite (noun, /ɪsɪtɛ/): "truth"

att (noun, /æɾ/): "uncle"

utt (noun, /ʌɾ/): "valley"

dewu (noun, /dɛwʌ/): "war"

hettitt (noun, /hɛɾɪɾ/): "water"

attut (noun, /əɾut/): "way"

aven (noun, /əvɛn/): "wine"

upawttan (noun, /ʌpoɾən/): "woman"

achaki (noun, /ætʃəkɪ/): "word"