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Waynashat

Waynashat Dictionary

Pronouns

toughv (pronoun, /tɒv/): "he"

ddil (pronoun, /ɽɪl/): "she"

asa (pronoun, /əsə/): "they"

an (pronoun, /ən/): "you"

ana (pronoun, /ənæ/): "we"

iv (pronoun, /ɪv/): "I"

Articles

ba (article, /bə/): "a"

ip (article, /ip/): "the"

Prepositions

ang (preposition, /əŋ/): "and"

unasas (preposition, /ʌnæsəs/): "as"

iqattit (preposition, /iqəɾit/): "from"

ttat (preposition, /ɾət/): "in"

lifatid (preposition, /lɪfətɪd/): "of"

ttatakatt (preposition, /ɾətəkæɾ/): "or"

adaizu (preposition, /ædaɪzʌ/): "to"

anawttaw (preposition, /ænoɾo/): "will"

af (preposition, /əf/): "with"

Numbers

abit (number, /abɪt/): "zero"

oughs (number, /ɒs/): "one"

avuza (number, /avʌzə/): "two"

oughttin (number, /ɒɾɪn/): "three"

aloi (number, /alɔɪ/): "four"

ikala (number, /ikələ/): "five"

athatasu (number, /əðətəsu/): "six"

it (number, /ɪt/): "seven"

layvaw (number, /levo/): "eight"

aij (number, /aɪj/): "nine"

idina (number, /ɪdɪnə/): "ten"

Questions

nidi (question, /nidɪ/): "what"

fim (question, /fim/): "who"

oughzanap (question, /ɒzanæp/): "how"

jittapa (question, /dʒiɾəpæ/): "why"

ait (question, /aɪt/): "when"

Interjections

ithayt (interjection, /iðet/): "hello"

edaitt (interjection, /ɛdaɪɾ/): "goodbye"

titti (interjection, /tiɾɪ/): "hey"

ttagulatt (interjection, /ɾəgʌlaɾ/): "bye"

akev (interjection, /akɛv/): "ouch"

chittough (interjection, /tʃɪɾɒ/): "wow"

ifungus (interjection, /ɪfuŋus/): "uh"

pam (interjection, /pəm/): "er"

ganishett (interjection, /gənɪʃɛɾ/): "um"

Adverbs

aythafa (adverb, /eðəfə/): "again"

awm (adverb, /om/): "now"

bu (adverb, /bu/): "soon"

vabath (adverb, /vəbəð/): "often"

ihawlaytt (adverb, /iholeɾ/): "sometimes"

unayttou (adverb, /ʌneɾaʊ/): "always"

lai (adverb, /laɪ/): "never"

hada (adverb, /hədə/): "seldom"

Adjectives

piroughtath (adjective, /pɪɹɒtəð/): "aromatic"

itti (adjective, /ɪɾi/): "basted"

ni (adjective, /ni/): "big"

am (adjective, /am/): "bitter"

tang (adjective, /təŋ/): "black"

thittaza (adjective, /ðɪɾəzə/): "blue"

ka (adjective, /kə/): "brown"

awtingeta (adjective, /otiŋɛtə/): "chilled"

ttakasach (adjective, /ɾəkəsəch/): "cold"

ik (adjective, /ɪk/): "curried"

ttoijaw (adjective, /ɾɔɪjo/): "dark"

hidoupib (adjective, /hɪdaʊpib/): "deep"

nath (adjective, /næð/): "divine"

jiza (adjective, /dʒɪzə/): "drunk"

nanelil (adjective, /nənɛlɪl/): "empty"

ini (adjective, /ɪnɪ/): "evil"

elenawlai (adjective, /ɛlɛnolaɪ/): "familiar"

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

nu (adjective, /nʌ/): "flat"

va (adjective, /və/): "frail"

ibittena (adjective, /ɪbɪɾɛnə/): "fried"

bupasit (adjective, /bupəsɪt/): "full"

fasayd (adjective, /fəsed/): "good"

asatetti (adjective, /əsətɛɾɪ/): "green"

nitawtti (adjective, /nitoɾi/): "grey"

siw (adjective, /sɪw/): "honest"

anaijas (adjective, /ənaɪjas/): "hot"

ttasa (adjective, /ɾasa/): "light"

diwatt (adjective, /dɪwəɾ/): "long"

lawzithi (adjective, /lozɪði/): "loud"

in (adjective, /ɪn/): "mortal"

gattayde (adjective, /gəɾedɛ/): "mysterious"

ttatat (adjective, /ɾətət/): "narrow"

awsutaw (adjective, /osʌto/): "old"

ititta (adjective, /ɪtɪɾə/): "orange"

agefada (adjective, /agɛfədə/): "pungent"

fanaj (adjective, /fənəj/): "purple"

mani (adjective, /mənɪ/): "quiet"

lagaytti (adjective, /ləgeɾɪ/): "raw"

aitough (adjective, /aɪtɒ/): "rectangular"

hach (adjective, /hatʃ/): "red"

esit (adjective, /ɛsɪt/): "roasted"

ttithawttou (adjective, /ɾiðoɾaʊ/): "round"

ithoughdai (adjective, /ɪðɒdaɪ/): "salty"

pawttouwa (adjective, /poɾaʊwæ/): "savory"

ti (adjective, /tɪ/): "shallow"

aylay (adjective, /ele/): "short"

attouk (adjective, /æɾaʊk/): "smoked"

ahan (adjective, /əhən/): "sober"

aniki (adjective, /ənɪkɪ/): "sour"

de (adjective, /dɛ/): "spicy"

akej (adjective, /əkɛdʒ/): "spiral"

may (adjective, /me/): "square"

tap (adjective, /təp/): "steamed"

milut (adjective, /mɪlut/): "strange"

outazoughttu (adjective, /aʊtəzɒɾʌ/): "strong"

tit (adjective, /tɪt/): "sturdy"

haladits (adjective, /halædɪts/): "sweet"

ttav (adjective, /ɾəv/): "tall"

ath (adjective, /əð/): "thick"

awdachuzough (adjective, /odətʃuzɒ/): "thin"

iwasi (adjective, /ɪwəsɪ/): "warm"

anith (adjective, /ənɪð/): "weak"

atib (adjective, /ætɪb/): "white"

etsaisathay (adjective, /ɛtsaɪsəθe/): "wide"

atav (adjective, /ətəv/): "yellow"

esuneda (adjective, /ɛsʌnɛdə/): "young"

Verbs

anutib (verb, /ənʌtib/): "bake"

ttitaw (verb, /ɾitəw/): "be"

ttothutu (verb, /ɾɔðʌtʌ/): "belong"

akin (verb, /əkɪn/): "bite"

at (verb, /ət/): "break"

nathab (verb, /nəðəb/): "burn"

cheddabah (verb, /xɛɽæbæh/): "come"

aloughfak (verb, /ælɒfæk/): "die"

ahinatha (verb, /əhɪnəðə/): "drink"

afayn (verb, /afen/): "eat"

kattitt (verb, /kəɾɪɾ/): "fall"

at (verb, /ət/): "fight"

izittai (verb, /ɪzɪɾaɪ/): "find"

dayjanu (verb, /dejænu/): "fish"

an (verb, /ən/): "fly"

edunifa (verb, /ɛdunifə/): "frown"

miba (verb, /mɪbæ/): "go"

alap (verb, /ələp/): "growl"

awtawttazi (verb, /otoɾəzi/): "hate"

akaytti (verb, /əkeɾi/): "have"

oon (verb, /ʊn/): "hear"

anattoun (verb, /ənəɾaʊn/): "hide"

isa (verb, /ɪsə/): "hold"

bitath (verb, /bɪtəð/): "hunt"

ttoughlay (verb, /ɾɒle/): "jump"

seniwi (verb, /sɛnɪwi/): "kill"

awwoughth (verb, /owɒð/): "know"

azata (verb, /əzətə/): "laugh"

angetam (verb, /əŋɛtəm/): "lie"

tafalat (verb, /təfəlat/): "live"

thizad (verb, /ðizəd/): "lose"

agiv (verb, /əgɪv/): "love"

aniza (verb, /ənɪzə/): "need"

kawt (verb, /kot/): "own"

ayz (verb, /ez/): "roast"

lainayb (verb, /laɪneb/): "run"

wuthama (verb, /wuðəmə/): "see"

attecathe (verb, /əɾɛcaðɛ/): "sit"

att (verb, /əɾ/): "sleep"

pata (verb, /pətə/): "smell"

itaykay (verb, /ɪteke/): "smile"

avetid (verb, /avɛtɪd/): "stand"

itudatta (verb, /ɪtʌdəɾə/): "strike"

itha (verb, /ɪðə/): "swallow"

amitel (verb, /æmɪtɛl/): "swim"

aitu (verb, /aɪtu/): "taste"

ainek (verb, /aɪnɛk/): "throw"

ettethaina (verb, /ɛɾɛðaɪnə/): "walk"

laysanap (verb, /lesənəp/): "want"

Nouns

im (noun, /ɪm/): "afternoon"

nasiti (noun, /nəsɪtɪ/): "ale"

lalive (noun, /ləlivɛ/): "all"

wu (noun, /wu/): "alligator"

attav (noun, /əɾəv/): "arm"

ata (noun, /atə/): "ash"

etatti (noun, /ɛtəɾi/): "aunt"

ttasaytti (noun, /ɾəseɾɪ/): "axe"

vat (noun, /vət/): "bark"

kak (noun, /kək/): "bay"

kifihai (noun, /kɪfihaɪ/): "beer"

ttipela (noun, /ɾɪpɛlæ/): "beet"

awses (noun, /osɛs/): "bird"

thalifah (noun, /ðəlifæh/): "blood"

ajuda (noun, /ədʒʌdə/): "boar"

ngu (noun, /ŋu/): "bone"

fipipoi (noun, /fipɪpɔɪ/): "breakfast"

voughtaf (noun, /vɒtəf/): "breast"

baitafe (noun, /baɪtəfɛ/): "brother"

itapat (noun, /ɪtapət/): "castle"

zata (noun, /zətə/): "cat"

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

athaw (noun, /əðəw/): "chest"

nakime (noun, /nəkɪmɛ/): "chicken"

dda (noun, /ɽæ/): "claw"

apava (noun, /əpəvə/): "cloud"

vaittit (noun, /vaɪɾit/): "coconut"

jawn (noun, /dʒon/): "crime"

is (noun, /is/): "day"

adachi (noun, /ədətʃi/): "dinner"

uvathadai (noun, /uvəθədaɪ/): "dog"

ita (noun, /itə/): "drink"

zatset (noun, /zətsɛt/): "dungeon"

duttattatt (noun, /dʌɾəɾəɾ/): "ear"

fi (noun, /fi/): "earth"

ini (noun, /inɪ/): "egg"

makataz (noun, /məkətəz/): "elder"

aymat (noun, /emat/): "enemy"

satha (noun, /sæðə/): "evening"

anamaw (noun, /ənəmo/): "eye"

fai (noun, /faɪ/): "family"

anasayl (noun, /ənəsel/): "father"

fathaim (noun, /fəðaɪm/): "feather"

angoughhala (noun, /əŋɒhələ/): "fight"

la (noun, /lə/): "finger"

nattengatt (noun, /naɾɛŋəɾ/): "fire"

oughtt (noun, /ɒɾ/): "fish"

unoughj (noun, /unɒdʒ/): "flesh"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "foot"

ttath (noun, /ɾəð/): "forest"

ttedadi (noun, /ɾɛdədɪ/): "fox"

ilav (noun, /ɪləv/): "friend"

su (noun, /sʌ/): "goose"

ekattitt (noun, /ɛkaɾɪɾ/): "grease"

natuth (noun, /nətuð/): "group"

aisoo (noun, /aɪsʊ/): "gulf"

anaitt (noun, /anaɪɾ/): "hair"

anala (noun, /anələ/): "hand"

ttathaik (noun, /ɾəðaɪk/): "hat"

itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "hate"

za (noun, /zə/): "head"

anepough (noun, /ænɛpɒ/): "hill"

banu (noun, /bənʌ/): "horn"

thaba (noun, /ðəbə/): "horse"

ninid (noun, /nɪnid/): "house"

batid (noun, /batid/): "inn"

ttawtti (noun, /ɾoɾɪ/): "island"

aidettit (noun, /aɪdɛɾit/): "jaw"

haythafa (noun, /heðafa/): "lake"

ata (noun, /ətə/): "leaf"

uwitunaw (noun, /uwitʌno/): "leg"

kaken (noun, /kəkɛn/): "liver"

dattethil (noun, /dəɾɛðil/): "louse"

simettaw (noun, /simɛɾo/): "love"

itafa (noun, /ɪtəfə/): "lunch"

ange (noun, /aŋɛ/): "man"

pamough (noun, /pamɒ/): "many"

wittutu (noun, /wiɾutʌ/): "meal"

fen (noun, /fɛn/): "metal"

zenadil (noun, /zɛnədil/): "mine"

athoughn (noun, /æðɒn/): "monster"

etta (noun, /ɛɾə/): "moon"

egi (noun, /ɛgɪ/): "morning"

zattuni (noun, /zəɾunɪ/): "mother"

attineta (noun, /əɾinɛtæ/): "mountain"

ttawfad (noun, /ɾofəd/): "mouth"

ttanuttath (noun, /ɾanuɾəð/): "name"

attuna (noun, /əɾʌnə/): "neck"

naybibi (noun, /nebibɪ/): "night"

adiba (noun, /ədɪbə/): "noodle"

ttisay (noun, /ɾɪse/): "nose"

thiti (noun, /θitɪ/): "ocean"

oughttai (noun, /ɒɾaɪ/): "parent"

ali (noun, /əli/): "path"

dilisha (noun, /dɪliʃə/): "peace"

si (noun, /sɪ/): "pepper"

oinuma (noun, /ɔɪnumæ/): "person"

aitadashi (noun, /aɪtədəʃi/): "pie"

finatta (noun, /fɪnəɾə/): "pig"

ichatt (noun, /ɪxəɾ/): "rabbit"

sizij (noun, /sizidʒ/): "rain"

igavama (noun, /ɪgəvəmə/): "rat"

ungiwu (noun, /uŋɪwu/): "river"

mal (noun, /məl/): "robe"

titti (noun, /tɪɾi/): "rock"

ttamait (noun, /ɾəmaɪt/): "root"

ikap (noun, /ɪkəp/): "salt"

alibathough (noun, /əlɪbəθɒ/): "sand"

ttaikipay (noun, /ɾaɪkipe/): "seed"

taiwiwatt (noun, /taɪwɪwaɾ/): "sibling"

thi (noun, /ðɪ/): "sister"

apisuka (noun, /əpisukə/): "skin"

fanith (noun, /fənɪð/): "sky"

sa (noun, /sə/): "smoke"

nisayttoun (noun, /nɪseɾaʊn/): "snake"

noughwises (noun, /nɒwɪsɛs/): "soup"

dam (noun, /dəm/): "star"

iti (noun, /ɪtɪ/): "stew"

thoo (noun, /ðʊ/): "stomach"

eshizich (noun, /ɛʃɪzɪtʃ/): "stone"

gayl (noun, /gel/): "stream"

maivawna (noun, /maɪvonə/): "sun"

ttakay (noun, /ɾəke/): "sword"

tinaq (noun, /tinæq/): "tail"

inatt (noun, /ɪnaɾ/): "tavern"

aze (noun, /əzɛ/): "thumb"

doolud (noun, /dʊlʌd/): "tongue"

piway (noun, /piwe/): "tooth"

ashaseng (noun, /əʃəsɛŋ/): "tree"

atimoosu (noun, /ætimʊsu/): "truth"

ayngaza (noun, /eŋəzə/): "uncle"

tteth (noun, /ɾɛð/): "valley"

pilima (noun, /pɪlɪma/): "war"

baitt (noun, /baɪɾ/): "water"

ana (noun, /əna/): "way"

ookip (noun, /ʊkɪp/): "wine"

zat (noun, /zət/): "woman"

futhin (noun, /fʌðɪn/): "word"