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Kattattut

Kattattut Dictionary

Pronouns

ga (pronoun, /gə/): "he"

in (pronoun, /ɪn/): "she"

kam (pronoun, /kəm/): "they"

itti (pronoun, /iɾɪ/): "you"

ath (pronoun, /æð/): "we"

an (pronoun, /æn/): "I"

Articles

tta (article, /ɾə/): "a"

kou (article, /kaʊ/): "the"

Prepositions

oibikatt (preposition, /ɔɪbikəɾ/): "and"

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

fay (preposition, /fe/): "from"

fadipa (preposition, /fədɪpə/): "in"

hipa (preposition, /hipæ/): "of"

anakitt (preposition, /ənækiɾ/): "or"

itek (preposition, /itɛk/): "to"

itai (preposition, /itaɪ/): "will"

na (preposition, /nə/): "with"

Numbers

si (number, /sɪ/): "zero"

athat (number, /əðət/): "one"

satatta (number, /sətəɾə/): "two"

ami (number, /æmɪ/): "three"

akish (number, /əkɪʃ/): "four"

taj (number, /təj/): "five"

idalatti (number, /ɪdæləɾɪ/): "six"

uka (number, /ʌkæ/): "seven"

itten (number, /ɪɾɛn/): "eight"

ufaf (number, /ufæf/): "nine"

zitsa (number, /zɪtsə/): "ten"

Questions

petuttad (question, /pɛtʌɾəd/): "what"

ttuthaz (question, /ɾuðəz/): "who"

ttijay (question, /ɾije/): "how"

anan (question, /anən/): "why"

awv (question, /ov/): "when"

Interjections

avittat (interjection, /əvɪɾət/): "hello"

tti (interjection, /ɾi/): "goodbye"

fisatuk (interjection, /fisətuk/): "hey"

isane (interjection, /isənɛ/): "bye"

id (interjection, /id/): "ouch"

pan (interjection, /pan/): "wow"

nama (interjection, /nəmə/): "uh"

tacha (interjection, /tətʃə/): "er"

inakata (interjection, /inakətæ/): "um"

Adverbs

attajough (adverb, /əɾədʒɒ/): "again"

ttibinith (adverb, /ɾɪbɪnið/): "now"

awshapaw (adverb, /oʃəpəw/): "soon"

ka (adverb, /kə/): "often"

maitay (adverb, /maɪte/): "sometimes"

thingasatt (adverb, /ðɪŋəsəɾ/): "always"

shitt (adverb, /ʃiɾ/): "never"

ishetawa (adverb, /ɪʃɛtəwə/): "seldom"

Adjectives

mubanam (adjective, /mʌbənəm/): "aromatic"

jip (adjective, /jɪp/): "basted"

tanawl (adjective, /tənol/): "big"

thi (adjective, /ði/): "bitter"

aha (adjective, /əhæ/): "black"

al (adjective, /əl/): "blue"

pakatt (adjective, /pəkəɾ/): "brown"

ik (adjective, /ɪk/): "chilled"

lalitt (adjective, /ləlɪɾ/): "cold"

ta (adjective, /ta/): "curried"

imaza (adjective, /iməzə/): "dark"

ttin (adjective, /ɾin/): "deep"

awayth (adjective, /əweð/): "divine"

pita (adjective, /pɪtə/): "drunk"

noubita (adjective, /naʊbɪta/): "empty"

da (adjective, /də/): "evil"

ga (adjective, /gə/): "familiar"

detatt (adjective, /dɛtəɾ/): "fat"

waz (adjective, /waz/): "flat"

soughnarr (adjective, /sɒnər/): "frail"

thafe (adjective, /ðəfɛ/): "fried"

kiding (adjective, /kɪdɪŋ/): "full"

niziz (adjective, /nizɪz/): "good"

lata (adjective, /lətə/): "green"

zesi (adjective, /zɛsɪ/): "grey"

taynuttaw (adjective, /tenʌɾo/): "honest"

za (adjective, /zə/): "hot"

iwanirra (adjective, /ɪwənirə/): "light"

dal (adjective, /dəl/): "long"

dazan (adjective, /dəzən/): "loud"

wemin (adjective, /wɛmɪn/): "mortal"

ayditt (adjective, /edɪɾ/): "mysterious"

sipedin (adjective, /sipɛdɪn/): "narrow"

idad (adjective, /ɪdəd/): "old"

mat (adjective, /mət/): "orange"

liv (adjective, /lɪv/): "pungent"

ttiw (adjective, /ɾɪw/): "purple"

atifayd (adjective, /ətifed/): "quiet"

ttin (adjective, /ɾin/): "raw"

pulutha (adjective, /pʌluθə/): "rectangular"

jamayge (adjective, /dʒæmegɛ/): "red"

la (adjective, /lə/): "roasted"

ittough (adjective, /iɾɒ/): "round"

ahitta (adjective, /əhɪɾæ/): "salty"

nakanai (adjective, /nəkænaɪ/): "savory"

la (adjective, /la/): "shallow"

nunash (adjective, /nʌnəʃ/): "short"

hadu (adjective, /hədu/): "smoked"

achithou (adjective, /əxɪðaʊ/): "sober"

ttitai (adjective, /ɾɪtaɪ/): "sour"

dahani (adjective, /dəhani/): "spicy"

tatt (adjective, /taɾ/): "spiral"

jamitej (adjective, /dʒəmitɛj/): "square"

esadaishough (adjective, /ɛsədaɪʃɒ/): "steamed"

sa (adjective, /sə/): "strange"

kaka (adjective, /kəkə/): "strong"

thulungas (adjective, /ðuluŋəs/): "sturdy"

ayda (adjective, /eda/): "sweet"

makiz (adjective, /mækɪz/): "tall"

li (adjective, /lɪ/): "thick"

pepi (adjective, /pɛpɪ/): "thin"

ubittisa (adjective, /ubɪɾisə/): "warm"

oses (adjective, /ɔsɛs/): "weak"

bainas (adjective, /baɪnæs/): "white"

ttaithi (adjective, /ɾaɪðɪ/): "wide"

epinitt (adjective, /ɛpɪnɪɾ/): "yellow"

tha (adjective, /ðæ/): "young"

Verbs

idd (verb, /iɽ/): "bake"

lana (verb, /lənə/): "be"

zaysapoott (verb, /zesəpʊɾ/): "belong"

late (verb, /lətɛ/): "bite"

tittewough (verb, /tɪɾɛwɒ/): "break"

zalaj (verb, /zələj/): "burn"

evidaimai (verb, /ɛvidaɪmaɪ/): "come"

mitid (verb, /mitid/): "die"

ata (verb, /ətæ/): "drink"

halas (verb, /hələs/): "eat"

panech (verb, /pənɛch/): "fall"

ithat (verb, /ɪðæt/): "fight"

ata (verb, /ætə/): "find"

kika (verb, /kikə/): "fish"

ta (verb, /tə/): "fly"

kethunaf (verb, /kɛðunəf/): "frown"

avoughdani (verb, /avɒdənɪ/): "go"

rrazitti (verb, /rəzɪɾi/): "growl"

lana (verb, /ləna/): "hate"

thufatham (verb, /ðufaθæm/): "have"

bittufid (verb, /bɪɾʌfid/): "hear"

sawoughh (verb, /sæwɒh/): "hide"

tu (verb, /tʌ/): "hold"

vahaybawk (verb, /væhebok/): "hunt"

inadata (verb, /inadætə/): "jump"

nithattal (verb, /nɪθəɾæl/): "kill"

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

awziju (verb, /ozɪdʒu/): "laugh"

pakatas (verb, /pəkətæs/): "lie"

ttuttiw (verb, /ɾuɾiw/): "live"

dumena (verb, /dʌmɛnə/): "lose"

caditoughtt (verb, /cədɪtɒɾ/): "love"

itisoughdu (verb, /ɪtɪsɒdu/): "need"

alamaw (verb, /ələmo/): "own"

oodaiw (verb, /ʊdaɪw/): "roast"

ddatti (verb, /ɽəɾɪ/): "run"

atiga (verb, /ətigæ/): "see"

ugejaidu (verb, /ʌgɛjaɪdʌ/): "sit"

anawttu (verb, /ənoɾʌ/): "sleep"

inaw (verb, /ino/): "smell"

fabafatt (verb, /fəbəfəɾ/): "smile"

wunidib (verb, /wunɪdib/): "stand"

bim (verb, /bɪm/): "strike"

sapough (verb, /səpɒ/): "swallow"

sisia (verb, /siʒæ/): "swim"

thanig (verb, /θanig/): "taste"

adabitt (verb, /ædəbɪɾ/): "throw"

ttilemad (verb, /ɾɪlɛməd/): "walk"

ttangithit (verb, /ɾəŋɪθit/): "want"

Nouns

simi (noun, /sɪmɪ/): "afternoon"

awlathuti (noun, /oləðuti/): "ale"

anu (noun, /ənu/): "all"

evi (noun, /ɛvɪ/): "alligator"

anashachi (noun, /ənəʃətʃɪ/): "arm"

ahilita (noun, /əhɪlitæ/): "ash"

awpagami (noun, /opagəmɪ/): "aunt"

ith (noun, /ið/): "axe"

saisutin (noun, /saɪsʌtin/): "bark"

naw (noun, /no/): "bay"

asayg (noun, /əseg/): "beer"

ayzi (noun, /ezɪ/): "beet"

igoughketh (noun, /ɪgɒkɛð/): "bird"

oughman (noun, /ɒmən/): "blood"

ichutoughj (noun, /ɪtʃutɒj/): "boar"

pait (noun, /paɪt/): "bone"

nas (noun, /nəs/): "breakfast"

ittatoughda (noun, /ɪɾətɒdə/): "breast"

gana (noun, /gənə/): "brother"

ttashu (noun, /ɾəʃu/): "castle"

akim (noun, /əkɪm/): "cat"

ath (noun, /əð/): "cat"

asaba (noun, /əsəbæ/): "chest"

udiv (noun, /udɪv/): "chicken"

zayzu (noun, /zezʌ/): "claw"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "cloud"

ipeb (noun, /ipɛb/): "coconut"

amattani (noun, /əmaɾænɪ/): "crime"

saywef (noun, /sewɛf/): "day"

tido (noun, /tɪdɔ/): "dinner"

dawwa (noun, /dowə/): "dog"

ttun (noun, /ɾun/): "drink"

janawa (noun, /dʒænəwə/): "dungeon"

atizitai (noun, /ətɪzitaɪ/): "ear"

te (noun, /tɛ/): "earth"

tim (noun, /tɪm/): "egg"

oughpukut (noun, /ɒpukut/): "elder"

uttevutte (noun, /ʌɾɛvʌɾɛ/): "enemy"

diluthi (noun, /diluθɪ/): "evening"

juse (noun, /dʒusɛ/): "eye"

maloughka (noun, /məlɒkə/): "family"

thataba (noun, /ðætəbə/): "father"

sad (noun, /səd/): "feather"

atoun (noun, /ətaʊn/): "fight"

izutt (noun, /izʌɾ/): "finger"

ki (noun, /ki/): "fire"

ittasacha (noun, /ɪɾasætʃə/): "fish"

ttattayla (noun, /ɾəɾelæ/): "flesh"

dikam (noun, /dikəm/): "foot"

nattidan (noun, /naɾɪdən/): "forest"

ttaf (noun, /ɾəf/): "fox"

afala (noun, /əfələ/): "friend"

ttay (noun, /ɾe/): "goose"

awa (noun, /əwæ/): "grease"

za (noun, /zə/): "group"

wa (noun, /wæ/): "gulf"

za (noun, /zə/): "hair"

ttisa (noun, /ɾɪsə/): "hand"

esim (noun, /ɛsɪm/): "hat"

louf (noun, /laʊf/): "hate"

af (noun, /æf/): "head"

ad (noun, /əd/): "hill"

kevez (noun, /kɛvɛz/): "horn"

luwam (noun, /luwəm/): "horse"

pisut (noun, /pɪsut/): "house"

itha (noun, /ɪðə/): "inn"

zutaynin (noun, /zutenɪn/): "island"

asuch (noun, /əsutʃ/): "jaw"

toughni (noun, /tɒnɪ/): "lake"

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

taw (noun, /to/): "leg"

disalim (noun, /dɪsəlɪm/): "liver"

latt (noun, /læɾ/): "louse"

inik (noun, /ɪnik/): "love"

sabis (noun, /səbɪs/): "lunch"

itta (noun, /ɪɾə/): "man"

wala (noun, /wələ/): "many"

ulen (noun, /ulɛn/): "meal"

iti (noun, /ɪtɪ/): "metal"

pam (noun, /pəm/): "mine"

adanoo (noun, /ædænʊ/): "monster"

ttifafuz (noun, /ɾɪfəfuz/): "moon"

unushad (noun, /unuʃəd/): "morning"

attuth (noun, /əɾuð/): "mother"

ujadid (noun, /ʌdʒədid/): "mountain"

asatawka (noun, /əsətokə/): "mouth"

ays (noun, /es/): "name"

nash (noun, /nəʃ/): "neck"

anedat (noun, /anɛdæt/): "night"

ulisap (noun, /ʌlɪsəp/): "noodle"

lisha (noun, /lɪʃæ/): "nose"

us (noun, /us/): "ocean"

abani (noun, /əbani/): "parent"

achuttaw (noun, /ətʃuɾo/): "path"

attuthise (noun, /æɾʌðɪsɛ/): "peace"

lula (noun, /lʌlə/): "pepper"

ala (noun, /ələ/): "person"

li (noun, /lɪ/): "pie"

aythought (noun, /eðɒt/): "pig"

av (noun, /əv/): "rabbit"

kunaiba (noun, /kʌnaɪbə/): "rain"

attanaita (noun, /əɾənaɪtə/): "rat"

natawttez (noun, /nətoɾɛz/): "river"

an (noun, /ən/): "robe"

tibaw (noun, /tɪbo/): "rock"

inough (noun, /ɪnɒ/): "root"

akafatt (noun, /əkəfəɾ/): "salt"

aloughfafa (noun, /əlɒfəfə/): "sand"

asough (noun, /əsɒ/): "seed"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "sibling"

ubikih (noun, /ʌbikih/): "sister"

oughtutit (noun, /ɒtutɪt/): "skin"

itaw (noun, /ɪtəw/): "sky"

aitadej (noun, /aɪtədɛj/): "smoke"

sa (noun, /sə/): "snake"

nifami (noun, /nifəmɪ/): "soup"

ashalaka (noun, /æʃələkæ/): "star"

unoughn (noun, /ʌnɒn/): "stew"

tta (noun, /ɾæ/): "stomach"

napithif (noun, /nəpɪðif/): "stone"

ta (noun, /tə/): "stream"

nukaba (noun, /nukəbə/): "sun"

ngakoott (noun, /ŋəkʊɾ/): "sword"

datas (noun, /dətəs/): "tail"

nalith (noun, /nəlɪð/): "tavern"

ali (noun, /əli/): "thumb"

kuta (noun, /kʌtə/): "tongue"

nawawt (noun, /næwot/): "tooth"

anichata (noun, /anɪtʃətə/): "tree"

avazida (noun, /əvæzɪdə/): "truth"

oughttitt (noun, /ɒɾiɾ/): "uncle"

jayb (noun, /dʒeb/): "valley"

ayna (noun, /ena/): "war"

nattawyith (noun, /nəɾoyɪð/): "water"

asawfoutta (noun, /əsofaʊɾə/): "way"

tasidoul (noun, /təsidaʊl/): "wine"

aychapai (noun, /etʃəpaɪ/): "woman"

ani (noun, /ənɪ/): "word"