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Lawta

Lawta Dictionary

Pronouns

sing (pronoun, /siŋ/): "he"

si (pronoun, /sɪ/): "she"

attay (pronoun, /əɾe/): "they"

att (pronoun, /əɾ/): "you"

uda (pronoun, /udæ/): "we"

atta (pronoun, /əɾə/): "I"

Articles

naw (article, /nəw/): "a"

et (article, /ɛt/): "the"

Prepositions

alanaidi (preposition, /ælənaɪdi/): "and"

ikattithaw (preposition, /ɪkæɾiðo/): "as"

nip (preposition, /nɪp/): "from"

ttak (preposition, /ɾæk/): "in"

jihathi (preposition, /jɪhəðɪ/): "of"

itataytt (preposition, /itəteɾ/): "or"

attawttita (preposition, /əɾoɾitə/): "to"

azevite (preposition, /əzɛvitɛ/): "will"

zapayp (preposition, /zəpep/): "with"

Numbers

nin (number, /nin/): "zero"

debar (number, /dɛbəɹ/): "one"

ulatt (number, /uləɾ/): "two"

alouzay (number, /əlaʊze/): "three"

ittoughdu (number, /ɪɾɒdʌ/): "four"

wicut (number, /wɪcut/): "five"

limij (number, /limɪdʒ/): "six"

tte (number, /ɾɛ/): "seven"

jaminoughn (number, /jaminɒn/): "eight"

alif (number, /ælɪf/): "nine"

um (number, /um/): "ten"

Questions

isa (question, /isə/): "what"

naw (question, /no/): "who"

nidoju (question, /nidɔdʒu/): "how"

dajap (question, /dəjap/): "why"

lezoughza (question, /lɛzɒzə/): "when"

Interjections

milama (interjection, /mɪlamə/): "hello"

zam (interjection, /zam/): "goodbye"

ilamoo (interjection, /ilæmʊ/): "hey"

attitatta (interjection, /æɾitəɾə/): "bye"

ipanami (interjection, /ɪpənəmɪ/): "ouch"

nid (interjection, /nɪd/): "wow"

inuna (interjection, /ɪnunə/): "uh"

ttiz (interjection, /ɾɪz/): "er"

azou (interjection, /azaʊ/): "um"

Adverbs

enatt (adverb, /ɛnæɾ/): "again"

shilu (adverb, /ʃɪlu/): "now"

oughsa (adverb, /ɒsə/): "soon"

vawtt (adverb, /voɾ/): "often"

ttit (adverb, /ɾit/): "sometimes"

anat (adverb, /ənət/): "always"

ayt (adverb, /et/): "never"

kaijathe (adverb, /kaɪjəðɛ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

inaisat (adjective, /inaɪsət/): "aromatic"

imaiju (adjective, /imaɪdʒu/): "basted"

anayzi (adjective, /ənezi/): "big"

ttas (adjective, /ɾəs/): "bitter"

neba (adjective, /nɛbə/): "black"

amebi (adjective, /əmɛbɪ/): "blue"

nitafough (adjective, /nitəfɒ/): "brown"

adepitt (adjective, /ədɛpiɾ/): "chilled"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "cold"

daf (adjective, /dæf/): "curried"

atamat (adjective, /ətəmət/): "dark"

isittaki (adjective, /ɪsiɾəkɪ/): "deep"

ek (adjective, /ɛk/): "divine"

ouwingung (adjective, /aʊwɪŋʌŋ/): "drunk"

thafi (adjective, /ðəfi/): "empty"

asani (adjective, /əsənɪ/): "evil"

anayh (adjective, /əneh/): "familiar"

ze (adjective, /zɛ/): "fat"

he (adjective, /hɛ/): "flat"

ak (adjective, /ək/): "frail"

isousi (adjective, /ɪsaʊʒ/): "fried"

sushitt (adjective, /sʌʃiɾ/): "full"

alabam (adjective, /ələbam/): "good"

jimi (adjective, /jɪmi/): "green"

tafa (adjective, /tæfə/): "grey"

aybaybawsi (adjective, /ebebosɪ/): "honest"

adidatt (adjective, /ədɪdəɾ/): "hot"

siduthad (adjective, /siduðəd/): "light"

itanayb (adjective, /itəneb/): "long"

balaf (adjective, /bələf/): "loud"

inapi (adjective, /inapɪ/): "mortal"

izekasu (adjective, /ɪzɛkasʌ/): "mysterious"

va (adjective, /va/): "narrow"

itta (adjective, /iɾə/): "old"

bit (adjective, /bit/): "orange"

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

avuth (adjective, /əvuð/): "purple"

zaza (adjective, /zəzə/): "quiet"

etta (adjective, /ɛɾə/): "raw"

zuchus (adjective, /zuchʌs/): "rectangular"

ukachema (adjective, /ʌkətʃɛmæ/): "red"

fi (adjective, /fɪ/): "roasted"

itawy (adjective, /ɪtoy/): "round"

mavani (adjective, /mavanɪ/): "salty"

kais (adjective, /kaɪs/): "savory"

navahe (adjective, /nəvəhɛ/): "shallow"

attu (adjective, /əɾu/): "short"

atita (adjective, /ətɪtə/): "smoked"

ttawa (adjective, /ɾəwə/): "sober"

sough (adjective, /sɒ/): "sour"

itabul (adjective, /itəbul/): "spicy"

ttemough (adjective, /ɾɛmɒ/): "spiral"

muth (adjective, /mʌð/): "square"

ttihi (adjective, /ɾɪhɪ/): "steamed"

moo (adjective, /mʊ/): "strange"

bakoo (adjective, /bakʊ/): "strong"

id (adjective, /id/): "sturdy"

adita (adjective, /ədɪta/): "sweet"

ttab (adjective, /ɾab/): "tall"

ach (adjective, /ətʃ/): "thick"

wu (adjective, /wʌ/): "thin"

pathatarr (adjective, /pəθætər/): "warm"

abita (adjective, /æbɪtə/): "weak"

ttipatti (adjective, /ɾipəɾi/): "white"

tezisan (adjective, /tɛzisən/): "wide"

vitaiz (adjective, /vɪtaɪz/): "yellow"

safa (adjective, /səfæ/): "young"

Verbs

datta (verb, /dəɾə/): "bake"

oottasan (verb, /ʊɾæsən/): "be"

ihapik (verb, /ɪhæpik/): "belong"

tsijavay (verb, /tsijəve/): "bite"

itoun (verb, /ɪtaʊn/): "break"

panaichett (verb, /pənaɪtʃɛɾ/): "burn"

ilivu (verb, /ilɪvu/): "come"

oughda (verb, /ɒdə/): "die"

ttu (verb, /ɾu/): "drink"

takaz (verb, /təkəz/): "eat"

aiba (verb, /aɪbə/): "fall"

as (verb, /æs/): "fight"

joughttit (verb, /jɒɾit/): "find"

athettay (verb, /əθɛɾe/): "fish"

si (verb, /sɪ/): "fly"

uttaykawda (verb, /uɾekodæ/): "frown"

dathayfat (verb, /dəθefət/): "go"

niwun (verb, /niwun/): "growl"

avikave (verb, /əvɪkævɛ/): "hate"

sid (verb, /sid/): "have"

amacep (verb, /əmacɛp/): "hear"

nat (verb, /næt/): "hide"

uh (verb, /ʌh/): "hold"

anichatt (verb, /ənɪxæɾ/): "hunt"

pazaima (verb, /pəzaɪmə/): "jump"

eda (verb, /ɛdə/): "kill"

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

fita (verb, /fɪtə/): "laugh"

iv (verb, /ɪv/): "lie"

ladi (verb, /lədɪ/): "live"

haj (verb, /hædʒ/): "lose"

awtah (verb, /otəh/): "love"

wiket (verb, /wikɛt/): "need"

ttaziba (verb, /ɾəzɪbə/): "own"

ayttita (verb, /eɾitə/): "roast"

ibak (verb, /ɪbak/): "run"

ilout (verb, /ɪlaʊt/): "see"

agew (verb, /ægɛw/): "sit"

awttawan (verb, /oɾəwæn/): "sleep"

tha (verb, /ðə/): "smell"

kanin (verb, /kænɪn/): "smile"

nuzayz (verb, /nʌzez/): "stand"

tattaw (verb, /təɾo/): "strike"

edays (verb, /ɛdes/): "swallow"

camuzi (verb, /camuzɪ/): "swim"

aitti (verb, /aɪɾɪ/): "taste"

thu (verb, /ðʌ/): "throw"

aynihunga (verb, /enɪhʌŋə/): "walk"

soukag (verb, /saʊkæg/): "want"

Nouns

ilat (noun, /ɪlət/): "afternoon"

shawtti (noun, /ʃoɾi/): "ale"

dilattough (noun, /dilæɾɒ/): "all"

majul (noun, /məjʌl/): "alligator"

atha (noun, /əθə/): "arm"

aittoughtta (noun, /aɪɾɒɾə/): "ash"

tsoughzi (noun, /tsɒzɪ/): "aunt"

mi (noun, /mɪ/): "axe"

ki (noun, /kɪ/): "bark"

jinatta (noun, /jɪnaɾa/): "bay"

anitaba (noun, /ənɪtəbə/): "beer"

da (noun, /də/): "beet"

awshiz (noun, /oʃɪz/): "bird"

naj (noun, /nədʒ/): "blood"

ka (noun, /kə/): "boar"

oughthithap (noun, /ɒθɪðap/): "bone"

idatheth (noun, /ɪdəðɛð/): "breakfast"

oojakatt (noun, /ʊdʒəkəɾ/): "breast"

ute (noun, /ʌtɛ/): "brother"

afizik (noun, /əfɪzɪk/): "castle"

inat (noun, /inət/): "cat"

awth (noun, /oð/): "cat"

visiit (noun, /vɪʒɪt/): "chest"

tha (noun, /ðə/): "chicken"

putazi (noun, /pʌtazɪ/): "claw"

inattingi (noun, /inəɾɪŋi/): "cloud"

zattattain (noun, /zəɾæɾaɪn/): "coconut"

ittalittoo (noun, /ɪɾəliɾʊ/): "crime"

ouwaza (noun, /aʊwəzə/): "day"

dikiv (noun, /dɪkɪv/): "dinner"

awg (noun, /og/): "dog"

awtuhakoo (noun, /otʌhækʊ/): "drink"

tta (noun, /ɾa/): "dungeon"

idamuch (noun, /ɪdæmutʃ/): "ear"

ttabapik (noun, /ɾəbəpɪk/): "earth"

et (noun, /ɛt/): "egg"

jav (noun, /jəv/): "elder"

uvanaima (noun, /uvænaɪmə/): "enemy"

oughtayne (noun, /ɒtenɛ/): "evening"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "eye"

is (noun, /ɪs/): "family"

aku (noun, /əku/): "father"

ash (noun, /æʃ/): "feather"

asisu (noun, /æsɪsʌ/): "fight"

papivi (noun, /pəpivi/): "finger"

tti (noun, /ɾi/): "fire"

azafani (noun, /əzəfæni/): "fish"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "flesh"

ttinoizil (noun, /ɾɪnɔɪzɪl/): "foot"

huli (noun, /hʌli/): "forest"

azid (noun, /əzid/): "fox"

atha (noun, /əðə/): "friend"

abanith (noun, /əbænɪð/): "goose"

maih (noun, /maɪh/): "grease"

enuk (noun, /ɛnuk/): "group"

ef (noun, /ɛf/): "gulf"

ide (noun, /ɪdɛ/): "hair"

tatalatt (noun, /tətəlæɾ/): "hand"

awwu (noun, /owʌ/): "hat"

tutti (noun, /tuɾi/): "hate"

unajat (noun, /ʌnadʒət/): "head"

mil (noun, /mil/): "hill"

tathi (noun, /təðɪ/): "horn"

lid (noun, /lɪd/): "horse"

jayttacheth (noun, /dʒeɾətʃɛð/): "house"

ittat (noun, /iɾət/): "inn"

na (noun, /na/): "island"

muthayhid (noun, /mʌðehid/): "jaw"

jadi (noun, /dʒadɪ/): "lake"

isu (noun, /ɪsu/): "leaf"

ttithizav (noun, /ɾɪðizəv/): "leg"

vel (noun, /vɛl/): "liver"

uthay (noun, /ʌðe/): "louse"

ledisi (noun, /lɛdisɪ/): "love"

mitha (noun, /mɪðə/): "lunch"

atep (noun, /ətɛp/): "man"

ngayis (noun, /ŋəyɪs/): "many"

nikiza (noun, /nikɪza/): "meal"

navihain (noun, /nəvɪhaɪn/): "metal"

mi (noun, /mɪ/): "mine"

uh (noun, /uh/): "monster"

lawthijay (noun, /loðɪje/): "moon"

ttangala (noun, /ɾəŋələ/): "morning"

ayn (noun, /en/): "mother"

akaydesi (noun, /ækedɛsi/): "mountain"

abawsas (noun, /əbosæs/): "mouth"

itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "name"

athipi (noun, /aθɪpɪ/): "neck"

ubathan (noun, /ʌbaðan/): "night"

ib (noun, /ɪb/): "noodle"

ina (noun, /ɪna/): "nose"

uttathi (noun, /uɾəθɪ/): "ocean"

zaman (noun, /zəmən/): "parent"

aithoughthas (noun, /aɪðɒðəs/): "path"

pi (noun, /pi/): "peace"

al (noun, /əl/): "pepper"

ki (noun, /kɪ/): "person"

ita (noun, /ɪtə/): "pie"

ija (noun, /idʒæ/): "pig"

anihip (noun, /ənihip/): "rabbit"

ijashat (noun, /ijəʃət/): "rain"

sasaymis (noun, /sasemis/): "rat"

aisuzais (noun, /aɪsuzaɪs/): "river"

aidattu (noun, /aɪdəɾu/): "robe"

aletad (noun, /əlɛtəd/): "rock"

ichatt (noun, /ɪtʃəɾ/): "root"

dawirri (noun, /dawɪrɪ/): "salt"

ithine (noun, /iðɪnɛ/): "sand"

nu (noun, /nu/): "seed"

ttitt (noun, /ɾiɾ/): "sibling"

tha (noun, /ðə/): "sister"

ajawn (noun, /əjon/): "skin"

atouzai (noun, /ətaʊzaɪ/): "sky"

thouthes (noun, /ðaʊðɛs/): "smoke"

cha (noun, /tʃə/): "snake"

dailought (noun, /daɪlɒt/): "soup"

ak (noun, /ək/): "star"

iha (noun, /ɪhə/): "stew"

aki (noun, /əkɪ/): "stomach"

chaitt (noun, /xaɪɾ/): "stone"

nouttanu (noun, /naʊɾənu/): "stream"

bamouvi (noun, /bəmaʊvi/): "sun"

aybage (noun, /ebəgɛ/): "sword"

ibibase (noun, /ɪbibəsɛ/): "tail"

mattamu (noun, /məɾæmʌ/): "tavern"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "thumb"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "tongue"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "tooth"

oughtap (noun, /ɒtəp/): "tree"

ithan (noun, /ɪθən/): "truth"

isi (noun, /ɪsɪ/): "uncle"

am (noun, /əm/): "valley"

thaitt (noun, /ðaɪɾ/): "war"

etilik (noun, /ɛtɪlɪk/): "water"

ih (noun, /ih/): "way"

afa (noun, /afə/): "wine"

lay (noun, /le/): "woman"

ijata (noun, /ijətə/): "word"