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Abenewough

Abenewough Dictionary

Pronouns

att (pronoun, /əɾ/): "he"

aj (pronoun, /ədʒ/): "she"

awdd (pronoun, /oɽ/): "they"

al (pronoun, /al/): "you"

itha (pronoun, /iðə/): "we"

is (pronoun, /ɪs/): "I"

Articles

itti (article, /ɪɾɪ/): "a"

awtt (article, /oɾ/): "the"

Prepositions

it (preposition, /ɪt/): "and"

athawlai (preposition, /əðolaɪ/): "as"

tay (preposition, /te/): "from"

eseta (preposition, /ɛsɛtə/): "in"

thittaichang (preposition, /ðɪɾaɪtʃæŋ/): "of"

oosebi (preposition, /ʊsɛbi/): "or"

abayttu (preposition, /əbeɾu/): "to"

asa (preposition, /əsə/): "will"

atath (preposition, /ætæð/): "with"

Numbers

ettu (number, /ɛɾu/): "zero"

nay (number, /ne/): "one"

in (number, /ɪn/): "two"

achana (number, /ətʃənə/): "three"

enan (number, /ɛnən/): "four"

bitha (number, /bɪθə/): "five"

raj (number, /ɹəj/): "six"

shafe (number, /ʃæfɛ/): "seven"

avinoili (number, /əvɪnɔɪlɪ/): "eight"

aiw (number, /aɪw/): "nine"

adu (number, /ədʌ/): "ten"

Questions

udama (question, /ʌdæmə/): "what"

ni (question, /nɪ/): "who"

afi (question, /æfɪ/): "how"

ulamain (question, /ulamaɪn/): "why"

kin (question, /kɪn/): "when"

Interjections

ittat (interjection, /iɾət/): "hello"

itta (interjection, /ɪɾə/): "goodbye"

athaitt (interjection, /əðaɪɾ/): "hey"

sha (interjection, /ʃə/): "bye"

kasa (interjection, /kəsə/): "ouch"

utousay (interjection, /ʌtaʊse/): "wow"

hingav (interjection, /hɪŋəv/): "uh"

adettat (interjection, /ədɛɾət/): "er"

littat (interjection, /lɪɾət/): "um"

Adverbs

etash (adverb, /ɛtæʃ/): "again"

anas (adverb, /ænəs/): "now"

awak (adverb, /əwək/): "soon"

ilit (adverb, /ilit/): "often"

kutt (adverb, /kʌɾ/): "sometimes"

ittidija (adverb, /ɪɾɪdɪdʒə/): "always"

afapa (adverb, /əfəpæ/): "never"

ishathattay (adverb, /iʃəðəɾe/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ukaydai (adjective, /ʌkedaɪ/): "aromatic"

taikawb (adjective, /taɪkob/): "basted"

enititi (adjective, /ɛnɪtɪtɪ/): "big"

laka (adjective, /lækə/): "bitter"

gasaytt (adjective, /gəseɾ/): "black"

dishised (adjective, /diʃɪsɛd/): "blue"

kasun (adjective, /kæsʌn/): "brown"

voosazad (adjective, /vʊsəzæd/): "chilled"

oughdul (adjective, /ɒdul/): "cold"

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

ub (adjective, /ub/): "dark"

ttanawal (adjective, /ɾænəwəl/): "deep"

apihay (adjective, /əpihe/): "divine"

tan (adjective, /tæn/): "drunk"

gafid (adjective, /gəfid/): "empty"

zahaytt (adjective, /zæheɾ/): "evil"

ulaw (adjective, /uləw/): "familiar"

naim (adjective, /naɪm/): "fat"

ittiku (adjective, /iɾikʌ/): "flat"

sakutt (adjective, /səkuɾ/): "frail"

vatayt (adjective, /vətet/): "fried"

nut (adjective, /nʌt/): "full"

ttusaje (adjective, /ɾʌsədʒɛ/): "good"

taitt (adjective, /taɪɾ/): "green"

ttata (adjective, /ɾətə/): "grey"

bakaithah (adjective, /bəkaɪðəh/): "honest"

littasib (adjective, /lɪɾəsib/): "hot"

ahe (adjective, /əhɛ/): "light"

azajaytha (adjective, /əzəjeðə/): "long"

javimat (adjective, /dʒəvɪmət/): "loud"

athigou (adjective, /əθɪgaʊ/): "mortal"

abuju (adjective, /əbʌdʒu/): "mysterious"

ak (adjective, /ək/): "narrow"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "old"

tawngought (adjective, /toŋɒt/): "orange"

ttishuttik (adjective, /ɾiʃuɾɪk/): "pungent"

ttipeba (adjective, /ɾɪpɛbə/): "purple"

wap (adjective, /wəp/): "quiet"

ainaishoughshai (adjective, /aɪnaɪʃɒʃaɪ/): "raw"

azoughpat (adjective, /əzɒpət/): "rectangular"

kaiva (adjective, /kaɪvə/): "red"

aynat (adjective, /enət/): "roasted"

awna (adjective, /onæ/): "round"

tihawpait (adjective, /tɪhopaɪt/): "salty"

soughw (adjective, /sɒw/): "savory"

dafai (adjective, /dəfaɪ/): "shallow"

ttatanup (adjective, /ɾətənʌp/): "short"

elatasa (adjective, /ɛlətəsə/): "smoked"

apama (adjective, /əpəmə/): "sober"

amuba (adjective, /amʌbə/): "sour"

ttachada (adjective, /ɾəxædə/): "spicy"

nan (adjective, /næn/): "spiral"

elam (adjective, /ɛləm/): "square"

athad (adjective, /əðəd/): "steamed"

nata (adjective, /nətə/): "strange"

usiit (adjective, /ʌʒɪt/): "strong"

kookevi (adjective, /kʊkɛvɪ/): "sturdy"

sa (adjective, /sə/): "sweet"

ouwaizawk (adjective, /aʊwaɪzok/): "tall"

ittawvin (adjective, /iɾovin/): "thick"

ttathoupan (adjective, /ɾəðaʊpən/): "thin"

fadainu (adjective, /fədaɪnʌ/): "warm"

isa (adjective, /ɪsə/): "weak"

oudattu (adjective, /aʊdæɾu/): "white"

thathetuh (adjective, /ðəðɛtʌh/): "wide"

avough (adjective, /ævɒ/): "yellow"

nan (adjective, /nən/): "young"

Verbs

oobad (verb, /ʊbəd/): "bake"

ayti (verb, /etɪ/): "be"

apapi (verb, /əpapɪ/): "belong"

idazasha (verb, /ɪdəzəʃə/): "bite"

ith (verb, /iθ/): "break"

titti (verb, /tɪɾɪ/): "burn"

ima (verb, /ɪmə/): "come"

atsaja (verb, /ətsədʒæ/): "die"

anih (verb, /anɪh/): "drink"

ziki (verb, /zɪkɪ/): "eat"

taku (verb, /tæku/): "fall"

vivith (verb, /vɪvið/): "fight"

tha (verb, /ðə/): "find"

ipa (verb, /ɪpə/): "fish"

ttawthe (verb, /ɾoðɛ/): "fly"

al (verb, /əl/): "frown"

ngupoughsh (verb, /ŋʌpɒʃ/): "go"

jasaw (verb, /dʒəsəw/): "growl"

ttij (verb, /ɾɪdʒ/): "hate"

pukaychai (verb, /pukexaɪ/): "have"

ewaf (verb, /ɛwəf/): "hear"

zi (verb, /zɪ/): "hide"

lizu (verb, /lɪzu/): "hold"

paytituz (verb, /petituz/): "hunt"

doitattem (verb, /dɔɪtəɾɛm/): "jump"

ithoum (verb, /ɪðaʊm/): "kill"

nash (verb, /nəʃ/): "know"

nam (verb, /nəm/): "laugh"

mit (verb, /mɪt/): "lie"

oomayttin (verb, /ʊmeɾɪn/): "live"

za (verb, /zə/): "lose"

ayd (verb, /ed/): "love"

iban (verb, /ɪban/): "need"

unitha (verb, /ʌnɪðæ/): "own"

nafishi (verb, /nafɪʃɪ/): "roast"

ttaki (verb, /ɾəkɪ/): "run"

tanutad (verb, /tənutəd/): "see"

ous (verb, /aʊs/): "sit"

awshatu (verb, /oʃətu/): "sleep"

ifadawu (verb, /ɪfədawu/): "smell"

kasa (verb, /kəsæ/): "smile"

tab (verb, /təb/): "stand"

aidama (verb, /aɪdæmə/): "strike"

sipaina (verb, /sipaɪnə/): "swallow"

ttoole (verb, /ɾʊlɛ/): "swim"

henusu (verb, /hɛnʌsu/): "taste"

sie (verb, /ʒɛ/): "throw"

tite (verb, /tɪtɛ/): "walk"

itta (verb, /ɪɾæ/): "want"

Nouns

jutta (noun, /jʌɾə/): "afternoon"

unoughtena (noun, /ʌnɒtɛnə/): "ale"

thidu (noun, /θɪdʌ/): "all"

itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "alligator"

awni (noun, /onɪ/): "arm"

unisim (noun, /ʌnɪsɪm/): "ash"

shun (noun, /ʃʌn/): "aunt"

izazaju (noun, /ɪzəzəju/): "axe"

alay (noun, /æle/): "bark"

attatal (noun, /əɾatəl/): "bay"

attiz (noun, /əɾɪz/): "beer"

tativayk (noun, /tətɪvek/): "beet"

vaz (noun, /vəz/): "bird"

azalail (noun, /əzəlaɪl/): "blood"

bid (noun, /bɪd/): "boar"

ttoughtt (noun, /ɾɒɾ/): "bone"

otsamali (noun, /ɔtsəmælɪ/): "breakfast"

nada (noun, /nədə/): "breast"

isithita (noun, /isiðɪtə/): "brother"

pe (noun, /pɛ/): "castle"

na (noun, /nə/): "cat"

eni (noun, /ɛni/): "cat"

ebizoo (noun, /ɛbɪzʊ/): "chest"

ijat (noun, /ɪjət/): "chicken"

douth (noun, /daʊð/): "claw"

othattip (noun, /ɔθəɾɪp/): "cloud"

thaysen (noun, /ðesɛn/): "coconut"

tithoughh (noun, /tɪðɒh/): "crime"

uwut (noun, /ʌwut/): "day"

ahough (noun, /əhɒ/): "dinner"

ipit (noun, /ɪpit/): "dog"

awva (noun, /ovæ/): "drink"

nawway (noun, /nowe/): "dungeon"

tittiz (noun, /tɪɾiz/): "ear"

iva (noun, /ɪvə/): "earth"

vana (noun, /vənə/): "egg"

datisai (noun, /dətisaɪ/): "elder"

da (noun, /də/): "enemy"

ad (noun, /əd/): "evening"

ilawngatti (noun, /ɪloŋəɾi/): "eye"

tay (noun, /te/): "family"

utt (noun, /uɾ/): "father"

wik (noun, /wɪk/): "feather"

isin (noun, /ɪsɪn/): "fight"

wati (noun, /wətɪ/): "finger"

adina (noun, /adɪnə/): "fire"

thalanil (noun, /ðələnil/): "fish"

zawm (noun, /zom/): "flesh"

ajaf (noun, /ajəf/): "foot"

taysatay (noun, /tesəte/): "forest"

chayttebik (noun, /tʃeɾɛbik/): "fox"

laytt (noun, /leɾ/): "friend"

aisi (noun, /aɪsɪ/): "goose"

payna (noun, /penə/): "grease"

ayzi (noun, /ezɪ/): "group"

gi (noun, /gi/): "gulf"

itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "hair"

eba (noun, /ɛbə/): "hand"

aifi (noun, /aɪfi/): "hat"

awlatapa (noun, /olætæpæ/): "hate"

arrina (noun, /arinə/): "head"

kough (noun, /kɒ/): "hill"

oughpa (noun, /ɒpə/): "horn"

nal (noun, /nal/): "horse"

ushikithu (noun, /uʃikɪðʌ/): "house"

ke (noun, /kɛ/): "inn"

anoova (noun, /ənʊvə/): "island"

kulini (noun, /kulɪni/): "jaw"

izisaws (noun, /ɪzɪsos/): "lake"

nanoughpawt (noun, /nənɒpot/): "leaf"

outtafam (noun, /aʊɾəfəm/): "leg"

pusap (noun, /pusəp/): "liver"

isih (noun, /ɪsɪh/): "louse"

daymaf (noun, /deməf/): "love"

uneta (noun, /ʌnɛtæ/): "lunch"

nguh (noun, /ŋʌh/): "man"

anatt (noun, /ənəɾ/): "many"

itoughwi (noun, /itɒwi/): "meal"

isa (noun, /ɪsə/): "metal"

thakaw (noun, /ðəko/): "mine"

sath (noun, /səð/): "monster"

attetti (noun, /aɾɛɾi/): "moon"

idatalay (noun, /idætale/): "morning"

isia (noun, /iʒə/): "mother"

isija (noun, /isɪdʒa/): "mountain"

anoughth (noun, /ənɒð/): "mouth"

tufi (noun, /tufi/): "name"

hataz (noun, /hətəz/): "neck"

ttija (noun, /ɾijə/): "night"

satt (noun, /səɾ/): "noodle"

fi (noun, /fɪ/): "nose"

oughnishit (noun, /ɒnɪʃit/): "ocean"

vizayfa (noun, /vizefa/): "parent"

kimithawng (noun, /kimɪθoŋ/): "path"

mutuw (noun, /mutʌw/): "peace"

asa (noun, /əsə/): "pepper"

satagud (noun, /sætəgʌd/): "person"

ittanu (noun, /ɪɾənu/): "pie"

azasaisi (noun, /əzəsaɪsi/): "pig"

na (noun, /nə/): "rabbit"

uliv (noun, /ulɪv/): "rain"

wigak (noun, /wɪgæk/): "rat"

adakait (noun, /ədəkaɪt/): "river"

ja (noun, /jæ/): "robe"

uvatadi (noun, /uvætədi/): "rock"

zat (noun, /zət/): "root"

thevatt (noun, /ðɛvəɾ/): "salt"

tten (noun, /ɾɛn/): "sand"

ittifa (noun, /ɪɾɪfə/): "seed"

ang (noun, /əŋ/): "sibling"

ez (noun, /ɛz/): "sister"

ayk (noun, /ek/): "skin"

attakin (noun, /æɾəkin/): "sky"

athetai (noun, /aðɛtaɪ/): "smoke"

sawta (noun, /sotə/): "snake"

bakaisath (noun, /bækaɪsəð/): "soup"

tazisa (noun, /tazɪsə/): "star"

ita (noun, /ɪtə/): "stew"

ijak (noun, /ɪdʒək/): "stomach"

tane (noun, /tənɛ/): "stone"

uvana (noun, /uvənə/): "stream"

tukousatt (noun, /tʌkaʊsəɾ/): "sun"

ga (noun, /gə/): "sword"

pa (noun, /pə/): "tail"

engipay (noun, /ɛŋɪpe/): "tavern"

ka (noun, /kə/): "thumb"

ani (noun, /anɪ/): "tongue"

wa (noun, /wa/): "tooth"

gi (noun, /gɪ/): "tree"

aividafa (noun, /aɪvɪdəfæ/): "truth"

attawng (noun, /æɾoŋ/): "uncle"

ish (noun, /ɪʃ/): "valley"

asutasia (noun, /əsutəʒə/): "war"

ihoo (noun, /ɪhʊ/): "water"

figan (noun, /fɪgan/): "way"

akaw (noun, /ækæw/): "wine"

hattabait (noun, /həɾəbaɪt/): "woman"

va (noun, /və/): "word"