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Ttutaih

Ttutaih Dictionary

Pronouns

dayth (pronoun, /deð/): "he"

ban (pronoun, /bən/): "she"

anay (pronoun, /əne/): "they"

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

iza (pronoun, /ɪzə/): "we"

azi (pronoun, /əzɪ/): "I"

Articles

ip (article, /ɪp/): "a"

sa (article, /sə/): "the"

Prepositions

atabout (preposition, /ætəbaʊt/): "and"

alatt (preposition, /æləɾ/): "as"

tikiziw (preposition, /tɪkizɪw/): "from"

oukat (preposition, /aʊkæt/): "in"

itta (preposition, /iɾə/): "of"

thoughwi (preposition, /ðɒwi/): "or"

iddai (preposition, /iɽaɪ/): "to"

liv (preposition, /lɪv/): "will"

awki (preposition, /okɪ/): "with"

Numbers

iwinoo (number, /ɪwɪnʊ/): "zero"

thoughlitti (number, /ðɒlɪɾi/): "one"

iloughta (number, /ilɒtə/): "two"

aytithana (number, /etɪðənə/): "three"

tacha (number, /tətʃæ/): "four"

sittam (number, /siɾəm/): "five"

zihikith (number, /zɪhɪkɪθ/): "six"

ilai (number, /ɪlaɪ/): "seven"

asupas (number, /əsupəs/): "eight"

iloonini (number, /ɪlʊnɪni/): "nine"

tailasad (number, /taɪləsəd/): "ten"

Questions

daininga (question, /daɪniŋa/): "what"

tittumi (question, /tɪɾumɪ/): "who"

anithag (question, /ənɪðæg/): "how"

mayninaw (question, /menɪnəw/): "why"

mu (question, /mʌ/): "when"

Interjections

aitap (interjection, /aɪtæp/): "hello"

lichi (interjection, /lɪtʃi/): "goodbye"

eshawtt (interjection, /ɛʃoɾ/): "hey"

imithav (interjection, /ɪmiðəv/): "bye"

ttawsu (interjection, /ɾosu/): "ouch"

en (interjection, /ɛn/): "wow"

amapiw (interjection, /aməpɪw/): "uh"

ttan (interjection, /ɾən/): "er"

isi (interjection, /isi/): "um"

Adverbs

aw (adverb, /əw/): "again"

wuliva (adverb, /wʌlɪvə/): "now"

aw (adverb, /æw/): "soon"

ichila (adverb, /ɪtʃɪlə/): "often"

ipawu (adverb, /ɪpəwu/): "sometimes"

eguv (adverb, /ɛgʌv/): "always"

asas (adverb, /əsəs/): "never"

ib (adverb, /ib/): "seldom"

Adjectives

oovay (adjective, /ʊve/): "aromatic"

shuduhay (adjective, /ʃudʌhəy/): "basted"

awzattayshi (adjective, /ozəɾeʃɪ/): "big"

shatsel (adjective, /ʃətsɛl/): "bitter"

itoo (adjective, /ɪtʊ/): "black"

iz (adjective, /iz/): "blue"

ittin (adjective, /ɪɾɪn/): "brown"

imatidi (adjective, /imətɪdɪ/): "chilled"

es (adjective, /ɛs/): "cold"

tap (adjective, /təp/): "curried"

ip (adjective, /ɪp/): "dark"

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

enga (adjective, /ɛŋə/): "divine"

ttaki (adjective, /ɾəkɪ/): "drunk"

aizenana (adjective, /aɪzɛnənæ/): "empty"

nitha (adjective, /niðə/): "evil"

joughsu (adjective, /jɒsu/): "familiar"

amisaws (adjective, /əmisos/): "fat"

isa (adjective, /ɪsə/): "flat"

ag (adjective, /əg/): "frail"

etani (adjective, /ɛtanɪ/): "fried"

thiyay (adjective, /ðɪye/): "full"

ub (adjective, /ub/): "good"

ttataj (adjective, /ɾətədʒ/): "green"

naw (adjective, /naw/): "grey"

atoughdal (adjective, /ətɒdæl/): "honest"

an (adjective, /ən/): "hot"

nalut (adjective, /nəlʌt/): "light"

ttani (adjective, /ɾənɪ/): "long"

amabatti (adjective, /æməbəɾɪ/): "loud"

oozawoughj (adjective, /ʊzæwɒj/): "mortal"

lai (adjective, /laɪ/): "mysterious"

pad (adjective, /pəd/): "narrow"

atama (adjective, /ətamə/): "old"

eth (adjective, /ɛð/): "orange"

ittay (adjective, /ɪɾe/): "pungent"

nuzad (adjective, /nʌzæd/): "purple"

ilesath (adjective, /ɪlɛsəð/): "quiet"

ett (adjective, /ɛɾ/): "raw"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "rectangular"

hijari (adjective, /hijəɹɪ/): "red"

as (adjective, /əs/): "roasted"

es (adjective, /ɛs/): "round"

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

ihayka (adjective, /ihekə/): "savory"

izimasa (adjective, /ɪzɪməsæ/): "shallow"

zangam (adjective, /zəŋæm/): "short"

abat (adjective, /əbæt/): "smoked"

adatt (adjective, /ədəɾ/): "sober"

ivecash (adjective, /ɪvɛcəʃ/): "sour"

ahayt (adjective, /əhet/): "spicy"

awa (adjective, /əwə/): "spiral"

an (adjective, /ən/): "square"

athanatsu (adjective, /əðanatsu/): "steamed"

zi (adjective, /zɪ/): "strange"

iloo (adjective, /ilʊ/): "strong"

ulebatta (adjective, /ulɛbəɾə/): "sturdy"

zethuttas (adjective, /zɛðuɾəs/): "sweet"

ttip (adjective, /ɾɪp/): "tall"

ilisin (adjective, /ilisin/): "thick"

usamayti (adjective, /usameti/): "thin"

idoughlach (adjective, /idɒlətʃ/): "warm"

amoughkisa (adjective, /əmɒkɪsə/): "weak"

ala (adjective, /ælə/): "white"

tatin (adjective, /tətin/): "wide"

satoughsatt (adjective, /sətɒsəɾ/): "yellow"

oughganafa (adjective, /ɒgənəfə/): "young"

Verbs

akuttouth (verb, /akuɾaʊð/): "bake"

ah (verb, /əh/): "be"

tagaw (verb, /təgo/): "belong"

ttimi (verb, /ɾimɪ/): "bite"

nitawta (verb, /nɪtota/): "break"

id (verb, /ɪd/): "burn"

ina (verb, /ina/): "come"

el (verb, /ɛl/): "die"

adat (verb, /ədət/): "drink"

nudi (verb, /nʌdɪ/): "eat"

ichounufay (verb, /ɪtʃaʊnʌfe/): "fall"

iniz (verb, /inɪz/): "fight"

akaiw (verb, /əkaɪw/): "find"

izif (verb, /izɪf/): "fish"

ttaza (verb, /ɾæzæ/): "fly"

noughtashi (verb, /nɒtəʃɪ/): "frown"

bi (verb, /bɪ/): "go"

kapetatt (verb, /kəpɛtəɾ/): "growl"

it (verb, /ɪt/): "hate"

ichija (verb, /ɪtʃijə/): "have"

itha (verb, /iðə/): "hear"

oitittisa (verb, /ɔɪtɪɾɪsæ/): "hide"

limi (verb, /limɪ/): "hold"

aw (verb, /əw/): "hunt"

oline (verb, /ɔlɪnɛ/): "jump"

limayttith (verb, /lɪmeɾɪθ/): "kill"

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

ladepam (verb, /lədɛpəm/): "laugh"

sonewa (verb, /sɔnɛwa/): "lie"

alita (verb, /əlitə/): "live"

amoughni (verb, /æmɒnɪ/): "lose"

baytta (verb, /beɾə/): "love"

ttinai (verb, /ɾɪnaɪ/): "need"

choughbis (verb, /tʃɒbɪs/): "own"

gidawdi (verb, /gidodi/): "roast"

angutt (verb, /əŋʌɾ/): "run"

ayh (verb, /eh/): "see"

asinawf (verb, /æsɪnof/): "sit"

siagough (verb, /ʒəgɒ/): "sleep"

manam (verb, /mənəm/): "smell"

zukaw (verb, /zʌko/): "smile"

an (verb, /ən/): "stand"

ababafa (verb, /əbəbəfə/): "strike"

bisa (verb, /bɪsə/): "swallow"

ak (verb, /æk/): "swim"

addik (verb, /əɽɪk/): "taste"

tha (verb, /ðæ/): "throw"

tha (verb, /ða/): "walk"

vasechi (verb, /væsɛtʃi/): "want"

Nouns

apattaja (noun, /æpəɾæjə/): "afternoon"

bana (noun, /bənæ/): "ale"

tatt (noun, /təɾ/): "all"

bafakought (noun, /bəfəkɒt/): "alligator"

zahe (noun, /zəhɛ/): "arm"

zayhay (noun, /zehe/): "ash"

wayd (noun, /wed/): "aunt"

tisi (noun, /tɪsi/): "axe"

ukipiga (noun, /ʌkipɪgə/): "bark"

tattedi (noun, /təɾɛdi/): "bay"

alu (noun, /ælʌ/): "beer"

anoughsha (noun, /ənɒʃə/): "beet"

ittisaytu (noun, /iɾisetu/): "bird"

ulam (noun, /ʌləm/): "blood"

vubis (noun, /vʌbɪs/): "boar"

pim (noun, /pim/): "bone"

rachittatt (noun, /ɹətʃɪɾəɾ/): "breakfast"

lailittip (noun, /laɪlɪɾip/): "breast"

na (noun, /nə/): "brother"

chayttuw (noun, /tʃeɾuw/): "castle"

mip (noun, /mɪp/): "cat"

idad (noun, /ɪdəd/): "cat"

ka (noun, /kə/): "chest"

adiwalo (noun, /ədiwəlɔ/): "chicken"

ittube (noun, /iɾubɛ/): "claw"

ath (noun, /əð/): "cloud"

pan (noun, /pən/): "coconut"

ngananuz (noun, /ŋənənʌz/): "crime"

mamisu (noun, /məmisu/): "day"

ttalayz (noun, /ɾəlez/): "dinner"

amawach (noun, /əməwətʃ/): "dog"

upaw (noun, /upo/): "drink"

si (noun, /si/): "dungeon"

dasa (noun, /dəsæ/): "ear"

as (noun, /əs/): "earth"

laki (noun, /lakɪ/): "egg"

zough (noun, /zɒ/): "elder"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "enemy"

aydaipaw (noun, /edaɪpo/): "evening"

idavudu (noun, /ɪdævʌdʌ/): "eye"

ak (noun, /ək/): "family"

thoughfadoo (noun, /ðɒfədʊ/): "father"

aninattu (noun, /ənɪnəɾu/): "feather"

aitiling (noun, /aɪtɪlɪŋ/): "fight"

ij (noun, /ɪdʒ/): "finger"

kaima (noun, /kaɪmə/): "fire"

sasoo (noun, /səsʊ/): "fish"

atatipu (noun, /ətətipʌ/): "flesh"

biwekaz (noun, /bɪwɛkəz/): "foot"

wi (noun, /wɪ/): "forest"

toona (noun, /tʊnə/): "fox"

shethig (noun, /ʃɛθɪg/): "friend"

attu (noun, /əɾu/): "goose"

thibat (noun, /ðibət/): "grease"

atal (noun, /ətal/): "group"

itethi (noun, /itɛðɪ/): "gulf"

awt (noun, /ot/): "hair"

itt (noun, /iɾ/): "hand"

ttang (noun, /ɾəŋ/): "hat"

sayw (noun, /sew/): "hate"

ittanute (noun, /ɪɾənʌtɛ/): "head"

milaw (noun, /mɪlaw/): "hill"

aitha (noun, /aɪðə/): "horn"

etakaka (noun, /ɛtækəkə/): "horse"

itaw (noun, /ito/): "house"

ebanum (noun, /ɛbənum/): "inn"

gatu (noun, /gətu/): "island"

attitala (noun, /əɾɪtəla/): "jaw"

taymiza (noun, /temɪzə/): "lake"

gaysakud (noun, /gesəkud/): "leaf"

ak (noun, /ək/): "leg"

wi (noun, /wi/): "liver"

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

ithai (noun, /ɪðaɪ/): "love"

idak (noun, /ɪdæk/): "lunch"

thamab (noun, /ðəmæb/): "man"

te (noun, /tɛ/): "many"

hitt (noun, /hɪɾ/): "meal"

shi (noun, /ʃɪ/): "metal"

aza (noun, /əzə/): "mine"

ufattafi (noun, /ufəɾəfɪ/): "monster"

oughnga (noun, /ɒŋə/): "moon"

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

aj (noun, /ædʒ/): "mother"

zawdiwuh (noun, /zodɪwuh/): "mountain"

oughdipi (noun, /ɒdɪpɪ/): "mouth"

ath (noun, /æð/): "name"

ttaimanaisi (noun, /ɾaɪmænaɪʒ/): "neck"

ukinihi (noun, /ʌkinɪhi/): "night"

amiloo (noun, /əmɪlʊ/): "noodle"

ititay (noun, /ɪtɪte/): "nose"

atap (noun, /ətəp/): "ocean"

afuvough (noun, /əfʌvɒ/): "parent"

ttinasu (noun, /ɾɪnasu/): "path"

en (noun, /ɛn/): "peace"

ttu (noun, /ɾʌ/): "pepper"

adinedi (noun, /adɪnɛdɪ/): "person"

ahaing (noun, /əhaɪŋ/): "pie"

unawtoughti (noun, /unotɒtɪ/): "pig"

ttina (noun, /ɾinə/): "rabbit"

nicawnay (noun, /nicone/): "rain"

enothoun (noun, /ɛnɔðaʊn/): "rat"

ja (noun, /jæ/): "river"

majazi (noun, /məjæzɪ/): "robe"

attachais (noun, /əɾətʃaɪs/): "rock"

the (noun, /ðɛ/): "root"

daynata (noun, /denətə/): "salt"

ichada (noun, /itʃədæ/): "sand"

ed (noun, /ɛd/): "seed"

thetan (noun, /ðɛtən/): "sibling"

mag (noun, /məg/): "sister"

wa (noun, /wa/): "skin"

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

satoughthi (noun, /sətɒði/): "smoke"

ittaidasa (noun, /ɪɾaɪdæsə/): "snake"

nanataw (noun, /nənəto/): "soup"

kough (noun, /kɒ/): "star"

namethuf (noun, /nəmɛðuf/): "stew"

senanoo (noun, /sɛnənʊ/): "stomach"

aivawttin (noun, /aɪvoɾɪn/): "stone"

ttalitta (noun, /ɾalɪɾə/): "stream"

sattusath (noun, /saɾʌsað/): "sun"

laynasa (noun, /lenəsa/): "sword"

oulila (noun, /aʊlilə/): "tail"

chafimal (noun, /tʃæfimal/): "tavern"

ujos (noun, /ujɔs/): "thumb"

imatt (noun, /ɪmæɾ/): "tongue"

ukath (noun, /ukəð/): "tooth"

uwav (noun, /uwəv/): "tree"

litu (noun, /lɪtʌ/): "truth"

uhilika (noun, /ʌhilɪkə/): "uncle"

aday (noun, /əde/): "valley"

naych (noun, /netʃ/): "war"

uk (noun, /ʌk/): "water"

etti (noun, /ɛɾɪ/): "way"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "wine"

thalav (noun, /ðələv/): "woman"

wihan (noun, /wɪhən/): "word"