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Atil

Atil Dictionary

Pronouns

id (pronoun, /ɪd/): "he"

aiz (pronoun, /aɪz/): "she"

la (pronoun, /lə/): "they"

foott (pronoun, /fʊɾ/): "you"

att (pronoun, /əɾ/): "we"

moughm (pronoun, /mɒm/): "I"

Articles

tu (article, /tu/): "a"

naf (article, /nəf/): "the"

Prepositions

azoughwa (preposition, /əzɒwa/): "and"

jis (preposition, /jis/): "as"

awti (preposition, /otɪ/): "from"

atidi (preposition, /ətidi/): "in"

uloughtatte (preposition, /ulɒtəɾɛ/): "of"

nough (preposition, /nɒ/): "or"

izith (preposition, /izɪθ/): "to"

apangoi (preposition, /əpəŋɔɪ/): "will"

mas (preposition, /məs/): "with"

Numbers

echijadi (number, /ɛtʃɪdʒədi/): "zero"

gidinu (number, /gɪdɪnʌ/): "one"

edagu (number, /ɛdəgu/): "two"

pum (number, /pum/): "three"

ttaws (number, /ɾos/): "four"

anethung (number, /ənɛðuŋ/): "five"

ana (number, /ənə/): "six"

mattingi (number, /məɾɪŋi/): "seven"

nafaji (number, /nəfəjɪ/): "eight"

afattavai (number, /əfəɾəvaɪ/): "nine"

an (number, /ən/): "ten"

Questions

naydakai (question, /nedəkaɪ/): "what"

sa (question, /sə/): "who"

kakutha (question, /kækuðə/): "how"

udinapu (question, /udɪnapu/): "why"

ooniwina (question, /ʊniwinə/): "when"

Interjections

hittitte (interjection, /hɪɾɪɾɛ/): "hello"

nafough (interjection, /nəfɒ/): "goodbye"

aynupeng (interjection, /enʌpɛŋ/): "hey"

ib (interjection, /ib/): "bye"

noughvih (interjection, /nɒvɪh/): "ouch"

nai (interjection, /naɪ/): "wow"

et (interjection, /ɛt/): "uh"

samay (interjection, /səme/): "er"

aylumett (interjection, /elʌmɛɾ/): "um"

Adverbs

asi (adverb, /əʒ/): "again"

ma (adverb, /mə/): "now"

edili (adverb, /ɛdɪlɪ/): "soon"

nginaz (adverb, /ŋɪnəz/): "often"

afi (adverb, /æfɪ/): "sometimes"

sukoughnitt (adverb, /sukɒnɪɾ/): "always"

divathi (adverb, /divəðɪ/): "never"

abough (adverb, /əbɒ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

adanutt (adjective, /ædənʌɾ/): "aromatic"

taysi (adjective, /tesɪ/): "basted"

thalagab (adjective, /ðæləgəb/): "big"

oughgi (adjective, /ɒgi/): "bitter"

relatu (adjective, /ɹɛlətʌ/): "black"

chu (adjective, /xʌ/): "blue"

ngafi (adjective, /ŋəfi/): "brown"

etta (adjective, /ɛɾə/): "chilled"

eyal (adjective, /ɛyæl/): "cold"

itazapu (adjective, /ɪtəzəpu/): "curried"

li (adjective, /lɪ/): "dark"

tichaymi (adjective, /tɪxemɪ/): "deep"

toubanaytt (adjective, /taʊbəneɾ/): "divine"

maytta (adjective, /meɾa/): "drunk"

gouwa (adjective, /gaʊwə/): "empty"

acad (adjective, /əcəd/): "evil"

sitiv (adjective, /sitɪv/): "familiar"

adoo (adjective, /ædʊ/): "fat"

fawsaij (adjective, /fosaɪj/): "flat"

pujimim (adjective, /pʌjimim/): "frail"

tet (adjective, /tɛt/): "fried"

da (adjective, /də/): "full"

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

sad (adjective, /sæd/): "green"

anadaqoo (adjective, /ənadəqʊ/): "grey"

lunahas (adjective, /lʌnəhəs/): "honest"

aisalawttai (adjective, /aɪsəloɾaɪ/): "hot"

gitenih (adjective, /gɪtɛnɪh/): "light"

nejimoid (adjective, /nɛjimɔɪd/): "long"

amenasi (adjective, /əmɛnəsɪ/): "loud"

ttayjan (adjective, /ɾejən/): "mortal"

zai (adjective, /zaɪ/): "mysterious"

awth (adjective, /oð/): "narrow"

wufawttu (adjective, /wʌfoɾʌ/): "old"

aynai (adjective, /enaɪ/): "orange"

idi (adjective, /idɪ/): "pungent"

ayttaiki (adjective, /eɾaɪkɪ/): "purple"

kay (adjective, /ke/): "quiet"

outhawbite (adjective, /aʊθobitɛ/): "raw"

oufalas (adjective, /aʊfələs/): "rectangular"

ayshawnai (adjective, /eʃonaɪ/): "red"

ittacathai (adjective, /iɾæcæðaɪ/): "roasted"

nitibib (adjective, /nɪtɪbɪb/): "round"

natt (adjective, /nəɾ/): "salty"

atha (adjective, /əðə/): "savory"

tith (adjective, /tið/): "shallow"

safatta (adjective, /səfəɾə/): "short"

dim (adjective, /dɪm/): "smoked"

upawbit (adjective, /ʌpobit/): "sober"

zayvasoughth (adjective, /zevəsɒð/): "sour"

ngaz (adjective, /ŋəz/): "spicy"

ti (adjective, /ti/): "spiral"

thifa (adjective, /ðifə/): "square"

iketin (adjective, /ɪkɛtɪn/): "steamed"

nasaray (adjective, /næsəɹe/): "strange"

asit (adjective, /asɪt/): "strong"

anisia (adjective, /əniʒə/): "sturdy"

saka (adjective, /sækə/): "sweet"

jaw (adjective, /jo/): "tall"

lameda (adjective, /ləmɛdæ/): "thick"

inipach (adjective, /ɪnipæx/): "thin"

athali (adjective, /əðəlɪ/): "warm"

bipataw (adjective, /bɪpətəw/): "weak"

alibatte (adjective, /əlibæɾɛ/): "white"

niniti (adjective, /ninɪtɪ/): "wide"

bakutti (adjective, /bəkuɾɪ/): "yellow"

sough (adjective, /sɒ/): "young"

Verbs

shay (verb, /ʃe/): "bake"

inil (verb, /ɪnɪl/): "be"

ettatti (verb, /ɛɾəɾi/): "belong"

lunatag (verb, /lʌnətəg/): "bite"

awfam (verb, /ofəm/): "break"

butta (verb, /bʌɾə/): "burn"

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

uthaifale (verb, /uðaɪfəlɛ/): "die"

ttiw (verb, /ɾɪw/): "drink"

ttijati (verb, /ɾidʒætɪ/): "eat"

nathit (verb, /næðɪt/): "fall"

zunga (verb, /zʌŋə/): "fight"

la (verb, /lə/): "find"

oughb (verb, /ɒb/): "fish"

saynuza (verb, /senuza/): "fly"

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

valett (verb, /vəlɛɾ/): "go"

ettawch (verb, /ɛɾotʃ/): "growl"

vathizi (verb, /vəðɪzɪ/): "hate"

pikutta (verb, /pɪkuɾə/): "have"

ni (verb, /ni/): "hear"

iwoul (verb, /ɪwaʊl/): "hide"

ud (verb, /ud/): "hold"

mutasa (verb, /mʌtəsə/): "hunt"

uti (verb, /utɪ/): "jump"

akainaja (verb, /əkaɪnəjə/): "kill"

aipaku (verb, /aɪpəku/): "know"

ulagiw (verb, /ʌləgiw/): "laugh"

usuta (verb, /ʌsutə/): "lie"

aloninga (verb, /əlɔnɪŋə/): "live"

isebisay (verb, /ɪsɛbɪse/): "lose"

wajash (verb, /wədʒəʃ/): "love"

uttet (verb, /uɾɛt/): "need"

ta (verb, /tə/): "own"

ibila (verb, /ɪbɪlə/): "roast"

asoughtada (verb, /əsɒtədə/): "run"

na (verb, /na/): "see"

isangazu (verb, /isəŋəzʌ/): "sit"

lamitt (verb, /ləmiɾ/): "sleep"

esavi (verb, /ɛsavi/): "smell"

ayn (verb, /en/): "smile"

sakathin (verb, /səkəðin/): "stand"

anose (verb, /ənɔsɛ/): "strike"

thasu (verb, /ðəsʌ/): "swallow"

ikeshada (verb, /ɪkɛʃədæ/): "swim"

tattajat (verb, /təɾəjət/): "taste"

ttakis (verb, /ɾəkɪs/): "throw"

dalal (verb, /dalal/): "walk"

lanani (verb, /lənənɪ/): "want"

Nouns

isawshasa (noun, /isoʃəsa/): "afternoon"

lis (noun, /lɪs/): "ale"

anattaha (noun, /ənəɾəhə/): "all"

ainithi (noun, /aɪniði/): "alligator"

isa (noun, /isə/): "arm"

izanin (noun, /ɪzənɪn/): "ash"

ligethad (noun, /ligɛθəd/): "aunt"

oughts (noun, /ɒts/): "axe"

la (noun, /la/): "bark"

the (noun, /ðɛ/): "bay"

thihe (noun, /ðɪhɛ/): "beer"

kattataz (noun, /kəɾætaz/): "beet"

ichitta (noun, /itʃiɾæ/): "bird"

ji (noun, /dʒɪ/): "blood"

ta (noun, /tə/): "boar"

kaitta (noun, /kaɪɾæ/): "bone"

jedi (noun, /jɛdi/): "breakfast"

gina (noun, /gɪnə/): "breast"

efif (noun, /ɛfif/): "brother"

igaf (noun, /ɪgəf/): "castle"

azilith (noun, /azɪlɪð/): "cat"

chawjai (noun, /chodʒaɪ/): "cat"

usaj (noun, /ʌsədʒ/): "chest"

tan (noun, /tən/): "chicken"

apattemi (noun, /əpəɾɛmɪ/): "claw"

nailittaiv (noun, /naɪlɪɾaɪv/): "cloud"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "coconut"

faytewet (noun, /fetɛwɛt/): "crime"

la (noun, /lə/): "day"

fitti (noun, /fɪɾɪ/): "dinner"

ta (noun, /tə/): "dog"

uttanun (noun, /uɾanun/): "drink"

atiwais (noun, /ətɪwaɪs/): "dungeon"

ataythi (noun, /ateðɪ/): "ear"

ittawitti (noun, /iɾæwɪɾi/): "earth"

ala (noun, /ələ/): "egg"

ittigayhi (noun, /iɾɪgehi/): "elder"

ittatt (noun, /iɾəɾ/): "enemy"

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

bahigough (noun, /bəhigɒ/): "eye"

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

uzazoughte (noun, /uzəzɒtɛ/): "father"

ttingawshas (noun, /ɾiŋoʃəs/): "feather"

alat (noun, /əlæt/): "fight"

ka (noun, /kæ/): "finger"

pakiju (noun, /pəkɪju/): "fire"

ata (noun, /ætə/): "fish"

ulay (noun, /ule/): "flesh"

ittili (noun, /ɪɾilɪ/): "foot"

isi (noun, /isi/): "forest"

jithoughttat (noun, /jɪðɒɾat/): "fox"

amekatt (noun, /əmɛkəɾ/): "friend"

tane (noun, /tænɛ/): "goose"

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

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

etachi (noun, /ɛtætʃɪ/): "gulf"

ikal (noun, /ikəl/): "hair"

te (noun, /tɛ/): "hand"

uzaybatta (noun, /ʌzebəɾa/): "hat"

alomami (noun, /əlɔməmɪ/): "hate"

paz (noun, /paz/): "head"

tsibawu (noun, /tsibəwʌ/): "hill"

anattu (noun, /ənəɾu/): "horn"

avayttaha (noun, /aveɾəhə/): "horse"

ijinat (noun, /ijɪnət/): "house"

ama (noun, /æmə/): "inn"

zough (noun, /zɒ/): "island"

unootab (noun, /unʊtab/): "jaw"

attawzumay (noun, /əɾozume/): "lake"

ayniyum (noun, /eniyʌm/): "leaf"

soonoughtan (noun, /sʊnɒtən/): "leg"

lapas (noun, /ləpas/): "liver"

oughzasha (noun, /ɒzəʃa/): "louse"

zadat (noun, /zədæt/): "love"

uzetuw (noun, /uzɛtʌw/): "lunch"

ttini (noun, /ɾini/): "man"

utu (noun, /utʌ/): "many"

niman (noun, /nɪmən/): "meal"

ittula (noun, /ɪɾulæ/): "metal"

thawawif (noun, /ðəwəwif/): "mine"

chataij (noun, /tʃətaɪj/): "monster"

oughlis (noun, /ɒlɪs/): "moon"

ttattibib (noun, /ɾəɾɪbib/): "morning"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "mother"

loughnatsais (noun, /lɒnətsaɪs/): "mountain"

abasal (noun, /əbəsəl/): "mouth"

ailakami (noun, /aɪləkəmɪ/): "name"

itath (noun, /itəð/): "neck"

vi (noun, /vɪ/): "night"

nawkawtt (noun, /nokoɾ/): "noodle"

nanibab (noun, /nənibəb/): "nose"

ittuthaylough (noun, /ɪɾʌðelɒ/): "ocean"

aibe (noun, /aɪbɛ/): "parent"

naitoo (noun, /naɪtʊ/): "path"

atithi (noun, /ətɪðɪ/): "peace"

takachat (noun, /təkəxət/): "pepper"

ttapawa (noun, /ɾəpawæ/): "person"

nale (noun, /nəlɛ/): "pie"

azezis (noun, /azɛzɪs/): "pig"

aza (noun, /əzæ/): "rabbit"

simichi (noun, /sɪmɪtʃɪ/): "rain"

oughrr (noun, /ɒr/): "rat"

ilikutai (noun, /ilɪkʌtaɪ/): "river"

paz (noun, /pəz/): "robe"

tangapatt (noun, /təŋəpaɾ/): "rock"

azeli (noun, /əzɛlɪ/): "root"

ninge (noun, /nɪŋɛ/): "salt"

ininiv (noun, /ɪniniv/): "sand"

uza (noun, /uzə/): "seed"

itaywiz (noun, /ɪtewiz/): "sibling"

dajim (noun, /dəjim/): "sister"

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

imuha (noun, /ɪmuhə/): "sky"

manas (noun, /mənas/): "smoke"

peji (noun, /pɛdʒɪ/): "snake"

anaw (noun, /əno/): "soup"

de (noun, /dɛ/): "star"

aseloughtha (noun, /əsɛlɒðə/): "stew"

afay (noun, /əfe/): "stomach"

adoo (noun, /ədʊ/): "stone"

awf (noun, /of/): "stream"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "sun"

attayki (noun, /əɾekɪ/): "sword"

ipaytou (noun, /ɪpetaʊ/): "tail"

ttathashaj (noun, /ɾəðəʃəj/): "tavern"

awb (noun, /ob/): "thumb"

uzaw (noun, /ʌzo/): "tongue"

shatta (noun, /ʃəɾə/): "tooth"

nisazam (noun, /nɪsəzəm/): "tree"

oughttanisa (noun, /ɒɾənɪsə/): "truth"

amisish (noun, /əmɪsɪʃ/): "uncle"

ittawt (noun, /iɾot/): "valley"

ikaiku (noun, /ikaɪku/): "war"

ngan (noun, /ŋən/): "water"

zayshawt (noun, /zeʃot/): "way"

kavila (noun, /kəvɪlə/): "wine"

aytt (noun, /eɾ/): "woman"

fak (noun, /fək/): "word"