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Azil

Azil Dictionary

Pronouns

nig (pronoun, /nɪg/): "he"

in (pronoun, /ɪn/): "she"

boo (pronoun, /bʊ/): "they"

da (pronoun, /də/): "you"

doughp (pronoun, /dɒp/): "we"

oughs (pronoun, /ɒs/): "I"

Articles

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

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

Prepositions

naywita (preposition, /newɪtə/): "and"

nawfilett (preposition, /nofɪlɛɾ/): "as"

tti (preposition, /ɾɪ/): "from"

ivaqith (preposition, /ivəqið/): "in"

tilani (preposition, /tɪləni/): "of"

oughnitta (preposition, /ɒniɾə/): "or"

attike (preposition, /əɾikɛ/): "to"

akipawa (preposition, /əkɪpəwə/): "will"

ooluthaiy (preposition, /ʊluðaɪy/): "with"

Numbers

ti (number, /tɪ/): "zero"

widough (number, /wɪdɒ/): "one"

nite (number, /nitɛ/): "two"

aitayta (number, /aɪtetə/): "three"

oughwettu (number, /ɒwɛɾʌ/): "four"

inukil (number, /ɪnukɪl/): "five"

da (number, /də/): "six"

oom (number, /ʊm/): "seven"

inukawch (number, /inʌkotʃ/): "eight"

epoughtatte (number, /ɛpɒtəɾɛ/): "nine"

icadi (number, /ɪcədɪ/): "ten"

Questions

azafem (question, /əzəfɛm/): "what"

ttich (question, /ɾɪtʃ/): "who"

zi (question, /zi/): "how"

zough (question, /zɒ/): "why"

kanay (question, /kæne/): "when"

Interjections

soufingayl (interjection, /saʊfiŋel/): "hello"

houghnanal (interjection, /hɒnənal/): "goodbye"

ttazatt (interjection, /ɾəzəɾ/): "hey"

ituwitta (interjection, /ituwɪɾə/): "bye"

isay (interjection, /ɪse/): "ouch"

ittough (interjection, /ɪɾɒ/): "wow"

oughnat (interjection, /ɒnət/): "uh"

asoughtt (interjection, /əsɒɾ/): "er"

nanaidan (interjection, /nənaɪdən/): "um"

Adverbs

petavatt (adverb, /pɛtəvəɾ/): "again"

ayzul (adverb, /ezʌl/): "now"

ttoughthaynet (adverb, /ɾɒðenɛt/): "soon"

itti (adverb, /ɪɾi/): "often"

aihahu (adverb, /aɪhæhu/): "sometimes"

oughmen (adverb, /ɒmɛn/): "always"

ap (adverb, /əp/): "never"

janafi (adverb, /dʒənəfi/): "seldom"

Adjectives

tifed (adjective, /tifɛd/): "aromatic"

lathi (adjective, /ləðɪ/): "basted"

migatai (adjective, /mɪgætaɪ/): "big"

susithu (adjective, /susɪθu/): "bitter"

ifishat (adjective, /ɪfiʃət/): "black"

lath (adjective, /ləð/): "blue"

ttiza (adjective, /ɾɪzə/): "brown"

ilat (adjective, /ilət/): "chilled"

avaf (adjective, /əvæf/): "cold"

iwutt (adjective, /ɪwuɾ/): "curried"

anun (adjective, /ənun/): "dark"

unakitte (adjective, /ʌnəkɪɾɛ/): "deep"

akittid (adjective, /əkiɾɪd/): "divine"

amith (adjective, /əmið/): "drunk"

emadij (adjective, /ɛmədɪj/): "empty"

ashen (adjective, /əʃɛn/): "evil"

anip (adjective, /ənɪp/): "familiar"

inayttingi (adjective, /ineɾɪŋɪ/): "fat"

vitt (adjective, /viɾ/): "flat"

fi (adjective, /fi/): "frail"

ahaw (adjective, /ahəw/): "fried"

ttanu (adjective, /ɾanu/): "full"

imamas (adjective, /iməməs/): "good"

eddawz (adjective, /ɛɽoz/): "green"

tuza (adjective, /tʌzə/): "grey"

uttaykiw (adjective, /uɾekiw/): "honest"

oughnikol (adjective, /ɒnikɔl/): "hot"

ttis (adjective, /ɾis/): "light"

ti (adjective, /tɪ/): "long"

ina (adjective, /inə/): "loud"

ani (adjective, /əni/): "mortal"

shaka (adjective, /ʃəkə/): "mysterious"

nizough (adjective, /nɪzɒ/): "narrow"

loughz (adjective, /lɒz/): "old"

ikouttik (adjective, /ɪkaʊɾik/): "orange"

aynu (adjective, /enu/): "pungent"

wa (adjective, /wə/): "purple"

ulesisa (adjective, /ulɛsɪsə/): "quiet"

li (adjective, /lɪ/): "raw"

kattidawch (adjective, /kəɾidox/): "rectangular"

luwaypay (adjective, /lʌwepe/): "red"

uchiloughna (adjective, /utʃɪlɒnə/): "roasted"

atitinough (adjective, /ətitinɒ/): "round"

ttatingij (adjective, /ɾətɪŋidʒ/): "salty"

asi (adjective, /əsi/): "savory"

apunala (adjective, /əpunələ/): "shallow"

athawa (adjective, /əðəwə/): "short"

oughd (adjective, /ɒd/): "smoked"

iniz (adjective, /ɪniz/): "sober"

nanichis (adjective, /nənɪchɪs/): "sour"

uwada (adjective, /uwədə/): "spicy"

tani (adjective, /tənɪ/): "spiral"

oot (adjective, /ʊt/): "square"

chisethem (adjective, /chisɛðɛm/): "steamed"

ulitti (adjective, /uliɾi/): "strange"

lasiz (adjective, /ləsɪz/): "strong"

ttu (adjective, /ɾʌ/): "sturdy"

tti (adjective, /ɾɪ/): "sweet"

ditta (adjective, /dɪɾə/): "tall"

ttep (adjective, /ɾɛp/): "thick"

kema (adjective, /kɛmə/): "thin"

awthakin (adjective, /oðəkɪn/): "warm"

apa (adjective, /əpa/): "weak"

ngagittaw (adjective, /ŋəgiɾo/): "white"

aninub (adjective, /əninub/): "wide"

ban (adjective, /bæn/): "yellow"

asatit (adjective, /əsətɪt/): "young"

Verbs

izawdatt (verb, /ɪzodaɾ/): "bake"

tathaynai (verb, /təðenaɪ/): "be"

talay (verb, /təle/): "belong"

kawttaseb (verb, /koɾæsɛb/): "bite"

itehi (verb, /ɪtɛhɪ/): "break"

gi (verb, /gɪ/): "burn"

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

aysat (verb, /esət/): "die"

atasayta (verb, /ætəsetə/): "drink"

awatisay (verb, /əwatɪse/): "eat"

ul (verb, /ʌl/): "fall"

ti (verb, /tɪ/): "fight"

ah (verb, /əh/): "find"

ash (verb, /əʃ/): "fish"

ttainu (verb, /ɾaɪnʌ/): "fly"

na (verb, /nə/): "frown"

thi (verb, /ðɪ/): "go"

voow (verb, /vʊw/): "growl"

anoughnai (verb, /ænɒnaɪ/): "hate"

bawb (verb, /bob/): "have"

etittav (verb, /ɛtɪɾəv/): "hear"

tta (verb, /ɾə/): "hide"

ak (verb, /ək/): "hold"

tha (verb, /θə/): "hunt"

anenooh (verb, /ənɛnʊh/): "jump"

lattah (verb, /læɾəh/): "kill"

eka (verb, /ɛkæ/): "know"

avuti (verb, /əvutɪ/): "laugh"

inuway (verb, /ɪnuwe/): "lie"

uttisithu (verb, /uɾisɪðu/): "live"

petivid (verb, /pɛtivɪd/): "lose"

ethetaha (verb, /ɛðɛtəha/): "love"

itazij (verb, /ɪtəzidʒ/): "need"

ekazayn (verb, /ɛkəzen/): "own"

tavi (verb, /təvi/): "roast"

pasara (verb, /pasæɹə/): "run"

eki (verb, /ɛkɪ/): "see"

aita (verb, /aɪtæ/): "sit"

ailaki (verb, /aɪləki/): "sleep"

una (verb, /ʌnə/): "smell"

unikay (verb, /unike/): "smile"

ninami (verb, /ninəmɪ/): "stand"

chittaw (verb, /tʃɪɾəw/): "strike"

ad (verb, /əd/): "swallow"

wabi (verb, /wəbi/): "swim"

ttinanup (verb, /ɾɪnənʌp/): "taste"

koughtawka (verb, /kɒtokə/): "throw"

attaka (verb, /əɾəkæ/): "walk"

dayfa (verb, /defə/): "want"

Nouns

booziqai (noun, /bʊzɪqaɪ/): "afternoon"

ku (noun, /kʌ/): "ale"

eninai (noun, /ɛnɪnaɪ/): "all"

unad (noun, /unəd/): "alligator"

sikathus (noun, /sɪkəðus/): "arm"

una (noun, /ʌnə/): "ash"

thin (noun, /ðɪn/): "aunt"

fazabak (noun, /fəzəbək/): "axe"

attakabou (noun, /aɾəkəbaʊ/): "bark"

at (noun, /at/): "bay"

zad (noun, /zad/): "beer"

ttazuchi (noun, /ɾəzutʃɪ/): "beet"

ujasi (noun, /ʌjæsi/): "bird"

ayg (noun, /eg/): "blood"

sitisiid (noun, /sɪtɪʒid/): "boar"

ala (noun, /əlæ/): "bone"

tainen (noun, /taɪnɛn/): "breakfast"

mawmaydid (noun, /momedid/): "breast"

aih (noun, /aɪh/): "brother"

abailab (noun, /əbaɪlab/): "castle"

oil (noun, /ɔɪl/): "cat"

shipawi (noun, /ʃɪpəwi/): "cat"

latta (noun, /læɾə/): "chest"

asaw (noun, /əso/): "chicken"

tahunay (noun, /təhune/): "claw"

ta (noun, /tæ/): "cloud"

alaw (noun, /əlo/): "coconut"

inik (noun, /ɪnɪk/): "crime"

nadaz (noun, /nədəz/): "day"

ihawkad (noun, /ihokəd/): "dinner"

atanu (noun, /ətanʌ/): "dog"

sasa (noun, /səsə/): "drink"

kay (noun, /ke/): "dungeon"

uttough (noun, /ʌɾɒ/): "ear"

iniha (noun, /ɪnɪhə/): "earth"

pal (noun, /pəl/): "egg"

paz (noun, /pəz/): "elder"

ziwoughj (noun, /zɪwɒj/): "enemy"

echitti (noun, /ɛtʃɪɾɪ/): "evening"

ttaib (noun, /ɾaɪb/): "eye"

uttiba (noun, /uɾibə/): "family"

tathided (noun, /təðɪdɛd/): "father"

atawtid (noun, /ətotid/): "feather"

awsayttu (noun, /oseɾʌ/): "fight"

akanoughni (noun, /ækənɒnɪ/): "finger"

apathimi (noun, /æpaðɪmɪ/): "fire"

ttis (noun, /ɾis/): "fish"

aimin (noun, /aɪmɪn/): "flesh"

ada (noun, /ədə/): "foot"

ttasun (noun, /ɾəsʌn/): "forest"

vitinam (noun, /vɪtɪnəm/): "fox"

ki (noun, /kɪ/): "friend"

sana (noun, /sənə/): "goose"

awshakan (noun, /oʃækæn/): "grease"

ddaket (noun, /ɽəkɛt/): "group"

alin (noun, /əlɪn/): "gulf"

ettavoughfai (noun, /ɛɾəvɒfaɪ/): "hair"

utt (noun, /uɾ/): "hand"

zum (noun, /zʌm/): "hat"

akittizai (noun, /əkɪɾizaɪ/): "hate"

attid (noun, /əɾɪd/): "head"

ivaiti (noun, /ivaɪtɪ/): "hill"

imis (noun, /ɪmis/): "horn"

lumang (noun, /lumæŋ/): "horse"

kugita (noun, /kugɪtə/): "house"

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

akaywaiw (noun, /əkewaɪw/): "island"

ukaidung (noun, /ʌkaɪdʌŋ/): "jaw"

aj (noun, /əj/): "lake"

thaishaij (noun, /θaɪʃaɪdʒ/): "leaf"

tin (noun, /tɪn/): "leg"

dat (noun, /dət/): "liver"

nilan (noun, /nɪlən/): "louse"

loughsadi (noun, /lɒsədɪ/): "love"

thattala (noun, /ðəɾæla/): "lunch"

attoughttatu (noun, /aɾɒɾətʌ/): "man"

uwatoo (noun, /ʌwətʊ/): "many"

lanadit (noun, /lənədɪt/): "meal"

ttib (noun, /ɾɪb/): "metal"

azawg (noun, /əzog/): "mine"

akithayng (noun, /əkiðeŋ/): "monster"

udava (noun, /ʌdəvə/): "moon"

awp (noun, /op/): "morning"

aithaha (noun, /aɪðæhə/): "mother"

ooni (noun, /ʊnɪ/): "mountain"

athizought (noun, /əθɪzɒt/): "mouth"

ivoughlawje (noun, /ɪvɒlojɛ/): "name"

asal (noun, /əsəl/): "neck"

ziza (noun, /zɪzə/): "night"

zakoughtt (noun, /zəkɒɾ/): "noodle"

kavi (noun, /kəvi/): "nose"

daw (noun, /do/): "ocean"

ini (noun, /ɪnɪ/): "parent"

atawhi (noun, /ətohi/): "path"

lunat (noun, /lunət/): "peace"

vanadi (noun, /vənədɪ/): "pepper"

ah (noun, /əh/): "person"

anamin (noun, /ənəmin/): "pie"

da (noun, /də/): "pig"

za (noun, /zə/): "rabbit"

ik (noun, /ɪk/): "rain"

ajanap (noun, /ədʒənəp/): "rat"

adudis (noun, /ədudis/): "river"

wa (noun, /wə/): "robe"

anikiva (noun, /ənikɪvə/): "rock"

jachap (noun, /jəchæp/): "root"

ap (noun, /æp/): "salt"

ganah (noun, /gənəh/): "sand"

ak (noun, /ək/): "seed"

saditt (noun, /sadiɾ/): "sibling"

afung (noun, /əfuŋ/): "sister"

ak (noun, /ək/): "skin"

anattan (noun, /ənəɾən/): "sky"

asana (noun, /asænə/): "smoke"

kattethay (noun, /kəɾɛðe/): "snake"

ttaizatt (noun, /ɾaɪzæɾ/): "soup"

utingay (noun, /utɪŋe/): "star"

liz (noun, /liz/): "stew"

miz (noun, /miz/): "stomach"

fu (noun, /fu/): "stone"

lanettu (noun, /lænɛɾu/): "stream"

atoo (noun, /ətʊ/): "sun"

awawzawsi (noun, /əwozoʒ/): "sword"

etaysaym (noun, /ɛtesem/): "tail"

ij (noun, /ɪj/): "tavern"

selinaw (noun, /sɛlinəw/): "thumb"

muttaw (noun, /mʌɾo/): "tongue"

jayku (noun, /jeku/): "tooth"

nen (noun, /nɛn/): "tree"

bawhu (noun, /bohu/): "truth"

unat (noun, /ʌnət/): "uncle"

saidu (noun, /saɪdu/): "valley"

aythaizipa (noun, /eðaɪzipə/): "war"

aditifa (noun, /ædɪtifə/): "water"

ttatutel (noun, /ɾətʌtɛl/): "way"

inipa (noun, /ɪnɪpa/): "wine"

asijat (noun, /əsidʒət/): "woman"

mida (noun, /mɪdə/): "word"