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Isaw

Isaw Dictionary

Pronouns

la (pronoun, /lə/): "he"

al (pronoun, /əl/): "she"

mayz (pronoun, /mez/): "they"

ti (pronoun, /tɪ/): "you"

nis (pronoun, /nɪs/): "we"

hay (pronoun, /he/): "I"

Articles

ba (article, /bə/): "a"

ifa (article, /ifə/): "the"

Prepositions

kugattool (preposition, /kʌgæɾʊl/): "and"

oughttat (preposition, /ɒɾət/): "as"

ikas (preposition, /ɪkæs/): "from"

jangakis (preposition, /jəŋækis/): "in"

witi (preposition, /wɪti/): "of"

tta (preposition, /ɾæ/): "or"

pittawden (preposition, /pɪɾodɛn/): "to"

attitak (preposition, /æɾɪtək/): "will"

udis (preposition, /udis/): "with"

Numbers

abaj (number, /əbæj/): "zero"

ij (number, /ij/): "one"

taqakak (number, /təqəkak/): "two"

mad (number, /məd/): "three"

nawsuda (number, /nosʌdə/): "four"

talav (number, /tələv/): "five"

tough (number, /tɒ/): "six"

tte (number, /ɾɛ/): "seven"

ezutha (number, /ɛzuðə/): "eight"

attal (number, /aɾal/): "nine"

tettath (number, /tɛɾəð/): "ten"

Questions

biduthib (question, /bɪduðɪb/): "what"

akaw (question, /əko/): "who"

anan (question, /ənæn/): "how"

di (question, /di/): "why"

thaite (question, /ðaɪtɛ/): "when"

Interjections

nathalis (interjection, /nəðəlɪs/): "hello"

ittaishib (interjection, /ɪɾaɪʃɪb/): "goodbye"

naittitough (interjection, /naɪɾitɒ/): "hey"

adagis (interjection, /ədəgis/): "bye"

lat (interjection, /lət/): "ouch"

ttimiti (interjection, /ɾɪmɪtɪ/): "wow"

vaydatas (interjection, /vedətəs/): "uh"

safoowi (interjection, /safʊwi/): "er"

iliha (interjection, /ɪlɪha/): "um"

Adverbs

ad (adverb, /æd/): "again"

ulalu (adverb, /ʌləlu/): "now"

mutana (adverb, /mutənə/): "soon"

kadani (adverb, /kədəni/): "often"

tamaytu (adverb, /təmetu/): "sometimes"

kilattou (adverb, /kɪləɾaʊ/): "always"

uttath (adverb, /ʌɾəð/): "never"

paw (adverb, /po/): "seldom"

Adjectives

manavaw (adjective, /mənævəw/): "aromatic"

ubin (adjective, /ʌbɪn/): "basted"

anesith (adjective, /ənɛsɪð/): "big"

ifetan (adjective, /ɪfɛtæn/): "bitter"

ang (adjective, /əŋ/): "black"

apadat (adjective, /əpədət/): "blue"

tad (adjective, /tad/): "brown"

awthough (adjective, /oðɒ/): "chilled"

nita (adjective, /nɪtə/): "cold"

ttawvoughwa (adjective, /ɾovɒwə/): "curried"

ttegalaw (adjective, /ɾɛgælæw/): "dark"

ak (adjective, /ək/): "deep"

bunough (adjective, /bunɒ/): "divine"

iwawttuta (adjective, /ɪwoɾʌtə/): "drunk"

inas (adjective, /ɪnəs/): "empty"

ngivu (adjective, /ŋivʌ/): "evil"

ibayl (adjective, /ibel/): "familiar"

akech (adjective, /əkɛtʃ/): "fat"

jagim (adjective, /dʒəgim/): "flat"

ana (adjective, /ənə/): "frail"

ekiti (adjective, /ɛkɪtɪ/): "fried"

adawtti (adjective, /ədoɾɪ/): "full"

faishinough (adjective, /faɪʃinɒ/): "good"

thashangi (adjective, /ðəʃəŋɪ/): "green"

nethal (adjective, /nɛðəl/): "grey"

aydala (adjective, /edələ/): "honest"

huthiv (adjective, /hʌðiv/): "hot"

ak (adjective, /ək/): "light"

ni (adjective, /nɪ/): "long"

ilakafi (adjective, /ɪləkəfɪ/): "loud"

nadik (adjective, /nadik/): "mortal"

oughlai (adjective, /ɒlaɪ/): "mysterious"

lukaj (adjective, /lʌkəj/): "narrow"

athitt (adjective, /əðɪɾ/): "old"

edijita (adjective, /ɛdijɪtə/): "orange"

az (adjective, /əz/): "pungent"

oitawttipa (adjective, /ɔɪtoɾɪpə/): "purple"

natt (adjective, /nəɾ/): "quiet"

ik (adjective, /ɪk/): "raw"

oughtedawe (adjective, /ɒtɛdəwɛ/): "rectangular"

nadasan (adjective, /nədəsən/): "red"

ati (adjective, /əti/): "roasted"

tikite (adjective, /tɪkitɛ/): "round"

nuzah (adjective, /nuzæh/): "salty"

se (adjective, /sɛ/): "savory"

tatum (adjective, /tætum/): "shallow"

alet (adjective, /alɛt/): "short"

rrev (adjective, /rɛv/): "smoked"

dun (adjective, /dʌn/): "sober"

aj (adjective, /ədʒ/): "sour"

aytta (adjective, /eɾə/): "spicy"

bijitt (adjective, /bɪdʒiɾ/): "spiral"

chakattad (adjective, /xəkəɾəd/): "square"

awawdud (adjective, /əwodʌd/): "steamed"

vef (adjective, /vɛf/): "strange"

enava (adjective, /ɛnəvə/): "strong"

akaidel (adjective, /əkaɪdɛl/): "sturdy"

thumi (adjective, /ðʌmɪ/): "sweet"

iwed (adjective, /ɪwɛd/): "tall"

ipigus (adjective, /ɪpɪgus/): "thick"

fak (adjective, /fək/): "thin"

naww (adjective, /now/): "warm"

athazidu (adjective, /əðəzɪdu/): "weak"

avulithe (adjective, /ævʌlɪθɛ/): "white"

iv (adjective, /ɪv/): "wide"

adibat (adjective, /ədibət/): "yellow"

ttananad (adjective, /ɾənənæd/): "young"

Verbs

aloulut (verb, /əlaʊlut/): "bake"

tettini (verb, /tɛɾɪnɪ/): "be"

toukini (verb, /taʊkɪnɪ/): "belong"

ttavitta (verb, /ɾæviɾæ/): "bite"

sa (verb, /sə/): "break"

souttakawn (verb, /saʊɾakon/): "burn"

izattai (verb, /izəɾaɪ/): "come"

wa (verb, /wə/): "die"

aj (verb, /ədʒ/): "drink"

ngadihay (verb, /ŋədɪhe/): "eat"

bevous (verb, /bɛvaʊs/): "fall"

sayzebay (verb, /sezɛbe/): "fight"

tichutu (verb, /tɪtʃutu/): "find"

eninatte (verb, /ɛnɪnəɾɛ/): "fish"

ikenitt (verb, /ikɛnɪɾ/): "fly"

akepuj (verb, /akɛpʌj/): "frown"

ittanish (verb, /iɾənɪʃ/): "go"

it (verb, /ɪt/): "growl"

unguj (verb, /uŋuj/): "hate"

la (verb, /lə/): "have"

siif (verb, /ʒif/): "hear"

as (verb, /əs/): "hide"

athaittaise (verb, /əðaɪɾaɪsɛ/): "hold"

al (verb, /əl/): "hunt"

att (verb, /əɾ/): "jump"

ejough (verb, /ɛdʒɒ/): "kill"

attawniv (verb, /əɾonɪv/): "know"

ithu (verb, /ɪðu/): "laugh"

ithahaza (verb, /iðahæzə/): "lie"

salitiv (verb, /səlɪtɪv/): "live"

ttabaza (verb, /ɾabəzə/): "lose"

itaikaim (verb, /ɪtaɪkaɪm/): "love"

sattaf (verb, /səɾəf/): "need"

thisaka (verb, /θɪsəkæ/): "own"

avi (verb, /ævi/): "roast"

thamith (verb, /ðæmɪð/): "run"

zumum (verb, /zʌmʌm/): "see"

atabas (verb, /ətæbəs/): "sit"

ijoughthuch (verb, /ɪdʒɒðutʃ/): "sleep"

aw (verb, /əw/): "smell"

attatti (verb, /əɾəɾɪ/): "smile"

zisasich (verb, /zɪsəsix/): "stand"

dimi (verb, /dɪmɪ/): "strike"

zelasal (verb, /zɛləsəl/): "swallow"

tetta (verb, /tɛɾə/): "swim"

tattiha (verb, /təɾɪhæ/): "taste"

usidad (verb, /usidəd/): "throw"

thazethu (verb, /ðəzɛðu/): "walk"

attas (verb, /əɾas/): "want"

Nouns

datas (noun, /dətəs/): "afternoon"

kes (noun, /kɛs/): "ale"

wanay (noun, /wəne/): "all"

oughkacha (noun, /ɒkətʃə/): "alligator"

wuvattid (noun, /wuvəɾɪd/): "arm"

oughtawcha (noun, /ɒtotʃa/): "ash"

tafawth (noun, /təfoð/): "aunt"

vaylaima (noun, /velaɪmə/): "axe"

iv (noun, /ɪv/): "bark"

nataji (noun, /nətædʒɪ/): "bay"

akat (noun, /əkət/): "beer"

idi (noun, /ɪdi/): "beet"

bituth (noun, /bɪtuð/): "bird"

bidihi (noun, /bidɪhɪ/): "blood"

aisiq (noun, /aɪsɪq/): "boar"

ut (noun, /ʌt/): "bone"

adidit (noun, /ædɪdɪt/): "breakfast"

sath (noun, /sæθ/): "breast"

vatai (noun, /vətaɪ/): "brother"

oottasayw (noun, /ʊɾəsew/): "castle"

tatide (noun, /tətɪdɛ/): "cat"

hittatti (noun, /hiɾəɾi/): "cat"

thalang (noun, /ðələŋ/): "chest"

nak (noun, /næk/): "chicken"

aniwawough (noun, /ənɪwəwɒ/): "claw"

tasitai (noun, /təsɪtaɪ/): "cloud"

ajutt (noun, /əjʌɾ/): "coconut"

vah (noun, /vəh/): "crime"

initt (noun, /ɪnɪɾ/): "day"

soumay (noun, /saʊme/): "dinner"

jootina (noun, /dʒʊtinə/): "dog"

na (noun, /næ/): "drink"

hawough (noun, /hawɒ/): "dungeon"

ttik (noun, /ɾɪk/): "ear"

adu (noun, /adʌ/): "earth"

ithibinough (noun, /iθɪbɪnɒ/): "egg"

akipi (noun, /akipɪ/): "elder"

tal (noun, /təl/): "enemy"

aylain (noun, /elaɪn/): "evening"

zekiki (noun, /zɛkɪkɪ/): "eye"

ita (noun, /itə/): "family"

nawzathath (noun, /nozəðæð/): "father"

ttenathad (noun, /ɾɛnæðæd/): "feather"

ikittaw (noun, /ikɪɾəw/): "fight"

apin (noun, /əpɪn/): "finger"

jataz (noun, /dʒatəz/): "fire"

mitha (noun, /miðæ/): "fish"

tirri (noun, /tiri/): "flesh"

ze (noun, /zɛ/): "foot"

atati (noun, /ətəti/): "forest"

hun (noun, /hun/): "fox"

naysaysam (noun, /nesesəm/): "friend"

daw (noun, /dəw/): "goose"

es (noun, /ɛs/): "grease"

atiwin (noun, /atɪwɪn/): "group"

aiti (noun, /aɪtɪ/): "gulf"

aiwawl (noun, /aɪwol/): "hair"

oopa (noun, /ʊpæ/): "hand"

awlizi (noun, /olizɪ/): "hat"

achisaypi (noun, /əxɪsepɪ/): "hate"

sa (noun, /sə/): "head"

iseddin (noun, /isɛɽɪn/): "hill"

thu (noun, /ðu/): "horn"

ihaji (noun, /ihædʒɪ/): "horse"

suji (noun, /sujɪ/): "house"

bimiw (noun, /bɪmɪw/): "inn"

tainid (noun, /taɪnɪd/): "island"

hati (noun, /hətɪ/): "jaw"

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

efawti (noun, /ɛfoti/): "leaf"

asatay (noun, /æsæte/): "leg"

atuduni (noun, /atʌdʌnɪ/): "liver"

ttan (noun, /ɾən/): "louse"

niket (noun, /nɪkɛt/): "love"

shikan (noun, /ʃɪkən/): "lunch"

anaittathi (noun, /ænaɪɾəðɪ/): "man"

utt (noun, /ʌɾ/): "many"

sitailough (noun, /sitaɪlɒ/): "meal"

valiki (noun, /vəlɪkɪ/): "metal"

ma (noun, /mə/): "mine"

awmoughg (noun, /omɒg/): "monster"

asingine (noun, /əsɪŋɪnɛ/): "moon"

ttilu (noun, /ɾilʌ/): "morning"

dani (noun, /dənɪ/): "mother"

la (noun, /lə/): "mountain"

aici (noun, /aɪci/): "mouth"

vi (noun, /vɪ/): "name"

nalatt (noun, /nələɾ/): "neck"

ningaba (noun, /niŋæbæ/): "night"

kalin (noun, /kəlɪn/): "noodle"

oughnalought (noun, /ɒnəlɒt/): "nose"

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

kaivatha (noun, /kaɪvəðə/): "parent"

pejinu (noun, /pɛdʒinu/): "path"

aji (noun, /əji/): "peace"

aka (noun, /əkə/): "pepper"

uni (noun, /ʌnɪ/): "person"

aittita (noun, /aɪɾɪtə/): "pie"

atattay (noun, /ətəɾe/): "pig"

attalatta (noun, /əɾələɾə/): "rabbit"

ettam (noun, /ɛɾəm/): "rain"

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

felit (noun, /fɛlit/): "river"

awtana (noun, /otənə/): "robe"

naday (noun, /nəde/): "rock"

ato (noun, /ətɔ/): "root"

hadati (noun, /hədatɪ/): "salt"

ttooza (noun, /ɾʊzə/): "sand"

oodabat (noun, /ʊdəbət/): "seed"

atanga (noun, /ətəŋə/): "sibling"

ikaka (noun, /ikəkə/): "sister"

sezali (noun, /sɛzəlɪ/): "skin"

oot (noun, /ʊt/): "sky"

ttukad (noun, /ɾukəd/): "smoke"

aywayn (noun, /ewen/): "snake"

zaitti (noun, /zaɪɾi/): "soup"

nay (noun, /ne/): "star"

attakuvu (noun, /aɾakʌvʌ/): "stew"

acifawvay (noun, /æcɪfove/): "stomach"

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

tufatt (noun, /tufəɾ/): "stream"

anagih (noun, /ənəgɪh/): "sun"

nuttupi (noun, /nʌɾupɪ/): "sword"

chu (noun, /tʃʌ/): "tail"

ipade (noun, /ipædɛ/): "tavern"

oughkain (noun, /ɒkaɪn/): "thumb"

anad (noun, /ənəd/): "tongue"

oughfash (noun, /ɒfəʃ/): "tooth"

awi (noun, /əwɪ/): "tree"

nittattij (noun, /nɪɾaɾɪj/): "truth"

ttakith (noun, /ɾakið/): "uncle"

tattisa (noun, /təɾisə/): "valley"

ttaivuttay (noun, /ɾaɪvʌɾe/): "war"

athatad (noun, /æðətəd/): "water"

attithung (noun, /əɾɪðuŋ/): "way"

livikaf (noun, /livikæf/): "wine"

uk (noun, /uk/): "woman"

asadata (noun, /æsədətə/): "word"