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Tawfil

Tawfil Dictionary

Pronouns

aboo (pronoun, /əbʊ/): "he"

iwi (pronoun, /iwɪ/): "she"

arrough (pronoun, /ərɒ/): "they"

tta (pronoun, /ɾa/): "you"

mak (pronoun, /mək/): "we"

ina (pronoun, /ɪnə/): "I"

Articles

en (article, /ɛn/): "a"

ain (article, /aɪn/): "the"

Prepositions

fiwawa (preposition, /fiwæwə/): "and"

vacha (preposition, /vətʃə/): "as"

ale (preposition, /əlɛ/): "from"

asalut (preposition, /əsəlut/): "in"

itaipa (preposition, /itaɪpə/): "of"

attihis (preposition, /əɾihɪs/): "or"

tit (preposition, /tit/): "to"

hi (preposition, /hɪ/): "will"

mattad (preposition, /məɾəd/): "with"

Numbers

natawgal (number, /nətogəl/): "zero"

ith (number, /ɪð/): "one"

daynitez (number, /denitɛz/): "two"

sathegah (number, /səθɛgæh/): "three"

alatt (number, /əlæɾ/): "four"

jay (number, /je/): "five"

eme (number, /ɛmɛ/): "six"

ttutaloo (number, /ɾutəlʊ/): "seven"

zoolipi (number, /zʊlɪpɪ/): "eight"

amabe (number, /aməbɛ/): "nine"

afoom (number, /əfʊm/): "ten"

Questions

az (question, /az/): "what"

esinimi (question, /ɛsɪnɪmɪ/): "who"

ettal (question, /ɛɾəl/): "how"

idaitt (question, /ɪdaɪɾ/): "why"

ais (question, /aɪs/): "when"

Interjections

tikil (interjection, /tɪkɪl/): "hello"

avough (interjection, /əvɒ/): "goodbye"

de (interjection, /dɛ/): "hey"

aisubat (interjection, /aɪsʌbət/): "bye"

lafith (interjection, /læfɪð/): "ouch"

tathi (interjection, /təðɪ/): "wow"

la (interjection, /la/): "uh"

sat (interjection, /sæt/): "er"

dan (interjection, /dən/): "um"

Adverbs

azatta (adverb, /əzəɾə/): "again"

ak (adverb, /æk/): "now"

ngawisam (adverb, /ŋəwisəm/): "soon"

tta (adverb, /ɾə/): "often"

awnathub (adverb, /onəðub/): "sometimes"

itattaysh (adverb, /ɪtəɾeʃ/): "always"

ate (adverb, /ətɛ/): "never"

naithaday (adverb, /naɪðæde/): "seldom"

Adjectives

oughkawini (adjective, /ɒkəwɪni/): "aromatic"

tinaysou (adjective, /tinesaʊ/): "basted"

tunett (adjective, /tʌnɛɾ/): "big"

ak (adjective, /ək/): "bitter"

iza (adjective, /izə/): "black"

aday (adjective, /əde/): "blue"

kathi (adjective, /kəðɪ/): "brown"

soughmouloos (adjective, /sɒmaʊlʊs/): "chilled"

alathi (adjective, /ələðɪ/): "cold"

isuni (adjective, /ɪsʌnɪ/): "curried"

idet (adjective, /ɪdɛt/): "dark"

vatafum (adjective, /vætəfʌm/): "deep"

awzazepu (adjective, /ozæzɛpʌ/): "divine"

va (adjective, /və/): "drunk"

aynou (adjective, /enaʊ/): "empty"

nawttisaw (adjective, /noɾɪso/): "evil"

aw (adjective, /aw/): "familiar"

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

amahi (adjective, /əməhɪ/): "flat"

oonais (adjective, /ʊnaɪs/): "frail"

thoughsa (adjective, /ðɒsə/): "fried"

ootita (adjective, /ʊtɪtə/): "full"

nittay (adjective, /niɾe/): "good"

usa (adjective, /usə/): "green"

aj (adjective, /ədʒ/): "grey"

inalai (adjective, /ɪnəlaɪ/): "honest"

thanoun (adjective, /ðənaʊn/): "hot"

ichakig (adjective, /ixəkɪg/): "light"

inaithi (adjective, /ɪnaɪðɪ/): "long"

ayd (adjective, /ed/): "loud"

ani (adjective, /ənɪ/): "mortal"

aitazihe (adjective, /aɪtəzihɛ/): "mysterious"

ittukoughh (adjective, /iɾukɒh/): "narrow"

univubi (adjective, /unɪvubɪ/): "old"

thoughn (adjective, /ðɒn/): "orange"

setisa (adjective, /sɛtɪsə/): "pungent"

naytta (adjective, /neɾa/): "purple"

sanimais (adjective, /sənɪmaɪs/): "quiet"

fah (adjective, /fæh/): "raw"

lahug (adjective, /læhug/): "rectangular"

tittil (adjective, /tiɾɪl/): "red"

tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "roasted"

ifinihi (adjective, /ifinɪhɪ/): "round"

zijewoitt (adjective, /zɪdʒɛwɔɪɾ/): "salty"

aytta (adjective, /eɾə/): "savory"

ayta (adjective, /eta/): "shallow"

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

jasahaw (adjective, /dʒəsəho/): "smoked"

aykathutsaw (adjective, /ekəðutso/): "sober"

tabi (adjective, /təbi/): "sour"

kayshaw (adjective, /keʃo/): "spicy"

elasoughtu (adjective, /ɛləsɒtu/): "spiral"

da (adjective, /də/): "square"

ejiteb (adjective, /ɛdʒitɛb/): "steamed"

nus (adjective, /nʌs/): "strange"

ew (adjective, /ɛw/): "strong"

oughmithaina (adjective, /ɒmiðaɪnæ/): "sturdy"

isaw (adjective, /ɪso/): "sweet"

sa (adjective, /sə/): "tall"

nani (adjective, /nəni/): "thick"

hayh (adjective, /heh/): "thin"

nimivuk (adjective, /nɪmɪvuk/): "warm"

athaytt (adjective, /əðeɾ/): "weak"

tipaz (adjective, /tɪpəz/): "white"

vaw (adjective, /vəw/): "wide"

casawn (adjective, /cæson/): "yellow"

ttattat (adjective, /ɾəɾət/): "young"

Verbs

ttayshatid (verb, /ɾeʃətɪd/): "bake"

themi (verb, /ðɛmi/): "be"

dipaythal (verb, /dɪpeðəl/): "belong"

nawttu (verb, /noɾu/): "bite"

wasatt (verb, /wəsəɾ/): "break"

lacha (verb, /lətʃə/): "burn"

aylajough (verb, /elædʒɒ/): "come"

nisa (verb, /nisæ/): "die"

attata (verb, /əɾətə/): "drink"

nunaitit (verb, /nunaɪtɪt/): "eat"

ita (verb, /ɪtə/): "fall"

usukana (verb, /ʌsukənə/): "fight"

inam (verb, /ɪnəm/): "find"

attaf (verb, /æɾæf/): "fish"

uzani (verb, /uzænɪ/): "fly"

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

awp (verb, /op/): "go"

may (verb, /me/): "growl"

usatha (verb, /ʌsəðə/): "hate"

ta (verb, /tə/): "have"

ibittaisa (verb, /ɪbɪɾaɪsə/): "hear"

sulazih (verb, /suləzɪh/): "hide"

tesagen (verb, /tɛsagɛn/): "hold"

tayw (verb, /tew/): "hunt"

pavoughzik (verb, /pəvɒzɪk/): "jump"

webai (verb, /wɛbaɪ/): "kill"

dimoon (verb, /dimʊn/): "know"

ini (verb, /ɪnɪ/): "laugh"

thitatti (verb, /ðɪtəɾɪ/): "lie"

akoughtt (verb, /əkɒɾ/): "live"

iha (verb, /ɪhə/): "lose"

inisi (verb, /ɪnɪsɪ/): "love"

awni (verb, /oni/): "need"

da (verb, /dæ/): "own"

uttaw (verb, /uɾəw/): "roast"

alayl (verb, /əlel/): "run"

ittayg (verb, /iɾeg/): "see"

anattak (verb, /ənəɾak/): "sit"

aji (verb, /əjɪ/): "sleep"

bena (verb, /bɛna/): "smell"

kita (verb, /kitæ/): "smile"

att (verb, /əɾ/): "stand"

an (verb, /ən/): "strike"

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

tta (verb, /ɾæ/): "swim"

tanattib (verb, /tənəɾɪb/): "taste"

samah (verb, /səməh/): "throw"

avam (verb, /əvəm/): "walk"

sanin (verb, /sənin/): "want"

Nouns

jaithikath (noun, /dʒaɪðɪkəð/): "afternoon"

theka (noun, /ðɛkə/): "ale"

kesinen (noun, /kɛsɪnɛn/): "all"

attenek (noun, /əɾɛnɛk/): "alligator"

lafattitt (noun, /ləfəɾiɾ/): "arm"

nuthawtt (noun, /nʌðoɾ/): "ash"

thaytil (noun, /ðetɪl/): "aunt"

ahase (noun, /əhəsɛ/): "axe"

oughsh (noun, /ɒʃ/): "bark"

athoudil (noun, /əðaʊdɪl/): "bay"

uka (noun, /ʌkə/): "beer"

hangafik (noun, /həŋəfik/): "beet"

as (noun, /æs/): "bird"

latt (noun, /ləɾ/): "blood"

ttawu (noun, /ɾæwʌ/): "boar"

itoungaw (noun, /ɪtaʊŋo/): "bone"

ittoughd (noun, /ɪɾɒd/): "breakfast"

sadasa (noun, /sadæsə/): "breast"

paf (noun, /paf/): "brother"

ud (noun, /ud/): "castle"

timuv (noun, /tɪmuv/): "cat"

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

oughr (noun, /ɒɹ/): "chest"

attittati (noun, /əɾiɾətɪ/): "chicken"

pupafa (noun, /pupafə/): "claw"

ttip (noun, /ɾɪp/): "cloud"

atadu (noun, /ətədu/): "coconut"

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

nap (noun, /nəp/): "day"

athan (noun, /æðən/): "dinner"

initi (noun, /inɪti/): "dog"

asat (noun, /asət/): "drink"

lattu (noun, /ləɾʌ/): "dungeon"

anepaww (noun, /ənɛpow/): "ear"

nattayjough (noun, /nəɾedʒɒ/): "earth"

sit (noun, /sit/): "egg"

itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "elder"

naylay (noun, /nele/): "enemy"

zid (noun, /zɪd/): "evening"

attidayngi (noun, /əɾideŋi/): "eye"

aj (noun, /æj/): "family"

dahadi (noun, /dəhədɪ/): "father"

an (noun, /ən/): "feather"

vulattig (noun, /vʌlaɾig/): "fight"

zoughd (noun, /zɒd/): "finger"

tasi (noun, /təsɪ/): "fire"

nganah (noun, /ŋənəh/): "fish"

addoot (noun, /əɽʊt/): "flesh"

timethal (noun, /tɪmɛðəl/): "foot"

ooma (noun, /ʊmə/): "forest"

aith (noun, /aɪð/): "fox"

attabu (noun, /əɾæbu/): "friend"

di (noun, /di/): "goose"

aluwoughn (noun, /əlʌwɒn/): "grease"

ibi (noun, /ɪbɪ/): "group"

inai (noun, /ɪnaɪ/): "gulf"

apitta (noun, /əpiɾæ/): "hair"

akoughwa (noun, /əkɒwə/): "hand"

zaymoupak (noun, /zemaʊpak/): "hat"

ulath (noun, /ʌləð/): "hate"

ayj (noun, /ej/): "head"

sabiditt (noun, /səbɪdiɾ/): "hill"

aigan (noun, /aɪgæn/): "horn"

alathew (noun, /ələðɛw/): "horse"

idan (noun, /idən/): "house"

ifaimuba (noun, /ɪfaɪmubə/): "inn"

ujoughw (noun, /ʌjɒw/): "island"

adamat (noun, /ədəmət/): "jaw"

ish (noun, /ɪʃ/): "lake"

ttadoughnid (noun, /ɾədɒnɪd/): "leaf"

ap (noun, /əp/): "leg"

athimi (noun, /əðɪmɪ/): "liver"

upav (noun, /ʌpəv/): "louse"

ma (noun, /mə/): "love"

att (noun, /æɾ/): "lunch"

ttetti (noun, /ɾɛɾɪ/): "man"

im (noun, /ɪm/): "many"

fayttu (noun, /feɾʌ/): "meal"

aibathiwa (noun, /aɪbəðɪwə/): "metal"

nadud (noun, /nədud/): "mine"

ayttalit (noun, /eɾəlɪt/): "monster"

alik (noun, /ælik/): "moon"

ttathawt (noun, /ɾæðot/): "morning"

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

til (noun, /tɪl/): "mountain"

aytha (noun, /eðə/): "mouth"

noocha (noun, /nʊxə/): "name"

ttathe (noun, /ɾəðɛ/): "neck"

anith (noun, /ənið/): "night"

igep (noun, /igɛp/): "noodle"

uludud (noun, /ulʌdʌd/): "nose"

af (noun, /əf/): "ocean"

atta (noun, /əɾa/): "parent"

ava (noun, /əva/): "path"

ledaha (noun, /lɛdəhə/): "peace"

natt (noun, /nəɾ/): "pepper"

ttu (noun, /ɾu/): "person"

na (noun, /nə/): "pie"

imough (noun, /imɒ/): "pig"

asa (noun, /əsə/): "rabbit"

niwi (noun, /nɪwi/): "rain"

inaigett (noun, /ɪnaɪgɛɾ/): "rat"

vudawwath (noun, /vʌdowæθ/): "river"

ttadez (noun, /ɾədɛz/): "robe"

ttittanga (noun, /ɾɪɾəŋə/): "rock"

ite (noun, /ɪtɛ/): "root"

ouhazab (noun, /aʊhəzab/): "salt"

lathaina (noun, /ləθaɪnə/): "sand"

sijin (noun, /sɪjin/): "seed"

zasi (noun, /zəsi/): "sibling"

fa (noun, /fæ/): "sister"

ttat (noun, /ɾæt/): "skin"

zu (noun, /zu/): "sky"

ayvi (noun, /evɪ/): "smoke"

thividay (noun, /ðɪvide/): "snake"

ineya (noun, /inɛya/): "soup"

athani (noun, /əðəni/): "star"

the (noun, /ðɛ/): "stew"

nailayk (noun, /naɪlek/): "stomach"

tenak (noun, /tɛnək/): "stone"

nithaw (noun, /niðəw/): "stream"

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

ttattaw (noun, /ɾaɾəw/): "sword"

je (noun, /jɛ/): "tail"

taw (noun, /təw/): "tavern"

ludi (noun, /lʌdi/): "thumb"

azutaymi (noun, /əzʌtemɪ/): "tongue"

migija (noun, /mɪgijə/): "tooth"

aliz (noun, /əlɪz/): "tree"

jam (noun, /jəm/): "truth"

ifeli (noun, /ɪfɛli/): "uncle"

oosoughth (noun, /ʊsɒθ/): "valley"

iw (noun, /ɪw/): "war"

sanatt (noun, /sənəɾ/): "water"

uva (noun, /uvæ/): "way"

atatta (noun, /ætəɾə/): "wine"

tti (noun, /ɾi/): "woman"

man (noun, /mæn/): "word"