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Ijathil
Ijathil Dictionary
Pronouns
zin (pronoun, /zin/): "he"
mu (pronoun, /mu/): "she"
ous (pronoun, /aʊs/): "they"
fa (pronoun, /fə/): "you"
ling (pronoun, /lɪŋ/): "we"
ath (pronoun, /əð/): "I"
Articles
im (article, /ɪm/): "a"
voughtt (article, /vɒɾ/): "the"
Prepositions
tuniwak (preposition, /tuniwæk/): "and"
tedayda (preposition, /tɛdedə/): "as"
adan (preposition, /ədən/): "from"
athatte (preposition, /əðəɾɛ/): "in"
amiwa (preposition, /əmɪwə/): "of"
nathetut (preposition, /nəθɛtut/): "or"
attapifaw (preposition, /əɾæpɪfo/): "to"
uz (preposition, /ʌz/): "will"
daiman (preposition, /daɪmən/): "with"
Numbers
kinajeng (number, /kɪnəjɛŋ/): "zero"
theha (number, /ðɛhə/): "one"
at (number, /ət/): "two"
liw (number, /lɪw/): "three"
atou (number, /ətaʊ/): "four"
awsala (number, /osələ/): "five"
nat (number, /nət/): "six"
ujakuz (number, /ujakuz/): "seven"
oughnitatti (number, /ɒnɪtəɾɪ/): "eight"
vani (number, /vənɪ/): "nine"
attaj (number, /əɾæj/): "ten"
Questions
zigatus (question, /zigətʌs/): "what"
daj (question, /dədʒ/): "who"
ttazakas (question, /ɾəzəkəs/): "how"
tin (question, /tɪn/): "why"
ini (question, /inɪ/): "when"
Interjections
tadab (interjection, /tadæb/): "hello"
oobanavu (interjection, /ʊbənavʌ/): "goodbye"
zulawtayd (interjection, /zʌloted/): "hey"
pam (interjection, /pam/): "bye"
isanuza (interjection, /ɪsənʌza/): "ouch"
ittawta (interjection, /ɪɾotə/): "wow"
qinu (interjection, /qɪnʌ/): "uh"
ifivitti (interjection, /ifɪvɪɾɪ/): "er"
likaki (interjection, /likəkɪ/): "um"
Adverbs
tat (adverb, /tət/): "again"
athan (adverb, /əðən/): "now"
falimud (adverb, /fəlɪmʌd/): "soon"
az (adverb, /əz/): "often"
azad (adverb, /əzəd/): "sometimes"
awthiloott (adverb, /oðɪlʊɾ/): "always"
hatta (adverb, /həɾə/): "never"
ttama (adverb, /ɾamə/): "seldom"
Adjectives
is (adjective, /is/): "aromatic"
hawt (adjective, /hot/): "basted"
sati (adjective, /sətɪ/): "big"
baputah (adjective, /bəpʌtəh/): "bitter"
ethasha (adjective, /ɛðəʃə/): "black"
awsigi (adjective, /osɪgɪ/): "blue"
ttan (adjective, /ɾæn/): "brown"
oughnan (adjective, /ɒnan/): "chilled"
ad (adjective, /æd/): "cold"
akitt (adjective, /ækɪɾ/): "curried"
attaytan (adjective, /əɾetən/): "dark"
ita (adjective, /ɪtə/): "deep"
alatuh (adjective, /ælətʌh/): "divine"
ana (adjective, /ənə/): "drunk"
ittiti (adjective, /iɾitɪ/): "empty"
vuz (adjective, /vuz/): "evil"
wayt (adjective, /wet/): "familiar"
tichubi (adjective, /tixubɪ/): "fat"
zaifa (adjective, /zaɪfa/): "flat"
apidu (adjective, /əpɪdʌ/): "frail"
vanguthat (adjective, /vəŋuðət/): "fried"
ivayti (adjective, /ɪveti/): "full"
dakavud (adjective, /dəkəvʌd/): "good"
ounittupa (adjective, /aʊniɾʌpə/): "green"
bath (adjective, /bəθ/): "grey"
ilaidila (adjective, /ilaɪdɪla/): "honest"
ethawatt (adjective, /ɛθəwæɾ/): "hot"
itinuh (adjective, /itɪnʌh/): "light"
nesioughbe (adjective, /nɛʒɒbɛ/): "long"
ittut (adjective, /iɾut/): "loud"
ipi (adjective, /ɪpɪ/): "mortal"
ttatala (adjective, /ɾətəla/): "mysterious"
ttepipatt (adjective, /ɾɛpɪpæɾ/): "narrow"
uwisi (adjective, /uwɪsi/): "old"
ttadach (adjective, /ɾədətʃ/): "orange"
ayzaim (adjective, /ezaɪm/): "pungent"
alazutt (adjective, /æləzʌɾ/): "purple"
ttath (adjective, /ɾəð/): "quiet"
tekik (adjective, /tɛkik/): "raw"
chupem (adjective, /tʃupɛm/): "rectangular"
akawbab (adjective, /ækobæb/): "red"
ana (adjective, /ənə/): "roasted"
akifatha (adjective, /əkifəðə/): "round"
abaizoughdd (adjective, /əbaɪzɒɽ/): "salty"
zayp (adjective, /zep/): "savory"
ananawna (adjective, /ənənona/): "shallow"
hita (adjective, /hita/): "short"
akoo (adjective, /əkʊ/): "smoked"
ali (adjective, /æli/): "sober"
isi (adjective, /isɪ/): "sour"
ttaithi (adjective, /ɾaɪðɪ/): "spicy"
aiw (adjective, /aɪw/): "spiral"
nunavi (adjective, /nunavɪ/): "square"
oughttawva (adjective, /ɒɾovə/): "steamed"
etawgub (adjective, /ɛtogub/): "strange"
ngayt (adjective, /ŋet/): "strong"
taittasuf (adjective, /taɪɾəsuf/): "sturdy"
anig (adjective, /ənɪg/): "sweet"
tinattai (adjective, /tɪnəɾaɪ/): "tall"
atashitta (adjective, /ətæʃiɾə/): "thick"
an (adjective, /ən/): "thin"
madujaw (adjective, /mədʌjəw/): "warm"
tawni (adjective, /toni/): "weak"
ahitai (adjective, /əhɪtaɪ/): "white"
ak (adjective, /æk/): "wide"
izan (adjective, /ɪzən/): "yellow"
ath (adjective, /əð/): "young"
Verbs
muzatoi (verb, /mʌzətɔɪ/): "bake"
pishuva (verb, /piʃʌva/): "be"
attinoughn (verb, /əɾinɒn/): "belong"
abaingit (verb, /abaɪŋit/): "bite"
sootadi (verb, /sʊtædɪ/): "break"
aneb (verb, /ənɛb/): "burn"
ta (verb, /ta/): "come"
bakatoutt (verb, /bəkətaʊɾ/): "die"
itt (verb, /iɾ/): "drink"
ith (verb, /ɪð/): "eat"
aizith (verb, /aɪzɪθ/): "fall"
taddi (verb, /təɽɪ/): "fight"
jayha (verb, /dʒehə/): "find"
uzelaiza (verb, /ʌzɛlaɪzə/): "fish"
asha (verb, /əʃə/): "fly"
zig (verb, /zɪg/): "frown"
nattisa (verb, /nəɾɪsa/): "go"
aichuttaha (verb, /aɪchʌɾəha/): "growl"
im (verb, /im/): "hate"
de (verb, /dɛ/): "have"
ayhi (verb, /ehi/): "hear"
jabi (verb, /dʒabɪ/): "hide"
awamapai (verb, /əwæməpaɪ/): "hold"
avitanai (verb, /əvitənaɪ/): "hunt"
jezitat (verb, /dʒɛzɪtət/): "jump"
iwa (verb, /ɪwə/): "kill"
zalanutt (verb, /zælənʌɾ/): "know"
epid (verb, /ɛpid/): "laugh"
lawki (verb, /loki/): "lie"
iba (verb, /ɪbə/): "live"
ut (verb, /ʌt/): "lose"
zaini (verb, /zaɪnɪ/): "love"
kade (verb, /kədɛ/): "need"
zunup (verb, /zʌnʌp/): "own"
atit (verb, /ætit/): "roast"
nik (verb, /nik/): "run"
adu (verb, /adu/): "see"
oughdaywid (verb, /ɒdewɪd/): "sit"
ngahiham (verb, /ŋəhihəm/): "sleep"
tayni (verb, /teni/): "smell"
ngayv (verb, /ŋev/): "smile"
abamatt (verb, /æbəmaɾ/): "stand"
tta (verb, /ɾə/): "strike"
udd (verb, /ʌɽ/): "swallow"
aisutt (verb, /aɪsuɾ/): "swim"
ouzifai (verb, /aʊzifaɪ/): "taste"
ath (verb, /əð/): "throw"
lanafem (verb, /lənəfɛm/): "walk"
thanan (verb, /ðənən/): "want"
Nouns
awsa (noun, /osə/): "afternoon"
asaves (noun, /əsəvɛs/): "ale"
taihatat (noun, /taɪhætət/): "all"
athou (noun, /əðaʊ/): "alligator"
achena (noun, /əchɛnə/): "arm"
aittoughna (noun, /aɪɾɒnə/): "ash"
ttuzel (noun, /ɾʌzɛl/): "aunt"
itali (noun, /itəli/): "axe"
ayttiwi (noun, /eɾiwi/): "bark"
id (noun, /ɪd/): "bay"
oukub (noun, /aʊkub/): "beer"
fapukat (noun, /fəpukæt/): "beet"
etaiv (noun, /ɛtaɪv/): "bird"
ttisa (noun, /ɾisə/): "blood"
ail (noun, /aɪl/): "boar"
ilounat (noun, /ɪlaʊnət/): "bone"
suttap (noun, /suɾæp/): "breakfast"
efit (noun, /ɛfit/): "breast"
lutta (noun, /lʌɾə/): "brother"
tavakaw (noun, /təvəkəw/): "castle"
thasa (noun, /ðəsə/): "cat"
tha (noun, /ðə/): "cat"
paw (noun, /po/): "chest"
awkan (noun, /okən/): "chicken"
ttou (noun, /ɾaʊ/): "claw"
ittuniv (noun, /ɪɾʌnɪv/): "cloud"
lu (noun, /lʌ/): "coconut"
itta (noun, /ɪɾə/): "crime"
rittutik (noun, /ɹɪɾutik/): "day"
un (noun, /ʌn/): "dinner"
akan (noun, /əkən/): "dog"
ezi (noun, /ɛzɪ/): "drink"
ce (noun, /cɛ/): "dungeon"
ttuz (noun, /ɾʌz/): "ear"
aittip (noun, /aɪɾɪp/): "earth"
nathitt (noun, /nəðiɾ/): "egg"
ati (noun, /ætɪ/): "elder"
kezutt (noun, /kɛzuɾ/): "enemy"
attitt (noun, /əɾiɾ/): "evening"
ak (noun, /ək/): "eye"
daz (noun, /dəz/): "family"
it (noun, /it/): "father"
thasaytten (noun, /ðəseɾɛn/): "feather"
oughd (noun, /ɒd/): "fight"
mangaza (noun, /məŋəzə/): "finger"
id (noun, /id/): "fire"
atta (noun, /əɾa/): "fish"
inayp (noun, /inep/): "flesh"
tilaz (noun, /tilæz/): "foot"
ttadi (noun, /ɾadɪ/): "forest"
inu (noun, /ɪnu/): "fox"
wamawutt (noun, /wəməwʌɾ/): "friend"
amaymala (noun, /əmemələ/): "goose"
lul (noun, /lul/): "grease"
thuvan (noun, /ðuvən/): "group"
udamapa (noun, /udəmæpa/): "gulf"
vuv (noun, /vuv/): "hair"
ought (noun, /ɒt/): "hand"
siitethah (noun, /ʒɪtɛðəh/): "hat"
itti (noun, /iɾi/): "hate"
awvasava (noun, /ovəsəvə/): "head"
li (noun, /li/): "hill"
nidaw (noun, /nɪdo/): "horn"
ut (noun, /ʌt/): "horse"
adin (noun, /ædɪn/): "house"
ak (noun, /ək/): "inn"
el (noun, /ɛl/): "island"
tatti (noun, /təɾi/): "jaw"
attoomaw (noun, /əɾʊmo/): "lake"
ezoughnoughsi (noun, /ɛzɒnɒsɪ/): "leaf"
hatt (noun, /həɾ/): "leg"
utesu (noun, /utɛsʌ/): "liver"
suddikit (noun, /sʌɽɪkit/): "louse"
dapan (noun, /dəpən/): "love"
gad (noun, /gæd/): "lunch"
ena (noun, /ɛnə/): "man"
sen (noun, /sɛn/): "many"
thaditta (noun, /ðədɪɾə/): "meal"
ngal (noun, /ŋəl/): "metal"
kudapa (noun, /kʌdəpə/): "mine"
athilali (noun, /əðɪlalɪ/): "monster"
atten (noun, /əɾɛn/): "moon"
witta (noun, /wiɾə/): "morning"
inayki (noun, /ineki/): "mother"
ttitte (noun, /ɾɪɾɛ/): "mountain"
atayt (noun, /ætet/): "mouth"
apathesay (noun, /əpæθɛse/): "name"
fini (noun, /finɪ/): "neck"
idatti (noun, /idəɾi/): "night"
ake (noun, /ækɛ/): "noodle"
ma (noun, /mə/): "nose"
iba (noun, /ɪbə/): "ocean"
in (noun, /in/): "parent"
ttattij (noun, /ɾəɾij/): "path"
ayvag (noun, /evəg/): "peace"
awng (noun, /oŋ/): "pepper"
tush (noun, /tʌʃ/): "person"
ttana (noun, /ɾənə/): "pie"
tan (noun, /tən/): "pig"
zatez (noun, /zætɛz/): "rabbit"
lananutt (noun, /lənənuɾ/): "rain"
uttepusa (noun, /uɾɛpusə/): "rat"
awsaf (noun, /osəf/): "river"
nachuth (noun, /nətʃuð/): "robe"
aisineb (noun, /aɪsinɛb/): "rock"
namitum (noun, /nəmitum/): "root"
ttafoughki (noun, /ɾæfɒkɪ/): "salt"
iqattaz (noun, /ɪqæɾəz/): "sand"
bitham (noun, /bɪðəm/): "seed"
itoilath (noun, /itɔɪlað/): "sibling"
thath (noun, /ðəð/): "sister"
udath (noun, /ʌdəð/): "skin"
soughtitt (noun, /sɒtiɾ/): "sky"
tainazough (noun, /taɪnəzɒ/): "smoke"
ikoughvoughzu (noun, /ikɒvɒzʌ/): "snake"
uta (noun, /ʌta/): "soup"
ilin (noun, /ɪlɪn/): "star"
dasi (noun, /dəʒ/): "stew"
zama (noun, /zəmə/): "stomach"
ilupa (noun, /ɪlʌpə/): "stone"
tegittaw (noun, /tɛgiɾo/): "stream"
attagiti (noun, /əɾəgiti/): "sun"
katusought (noun, /kətʌsɒt/): "sword"
jatuzad (noun, /jətuzəd/): "tail"
zoughki (noun, /zɒkɪ/): "tavern"
thattawna (noun, /ðəɾonə/): "thumb"
titha (noun, /tiðə/): "tongue"
alaizoitt (noun, /əlaɪzɔɪɾ/): "tooth"
noughpiwit (noun, /nɒpɪwit/): "tree"
izawfadi (noun, /ɪzofədɪ/): "truth"
uttatt (noun, /ʌɾəɾ/): "uncle"
ittaw (noun, /ɪɾo/): "valley"
na (noun, /nə/): "war"
fut (noun, /fut/): "water"
ithin (noun, /iðin/): "way"
udanan (noun, /ʌdənan/): "wine"
aj (noun, /əj/): "woman"
ugiv (noun, /ugɪv/): "word"