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Kejipi

Kejipi Dictionary

Pronouns

att (pronoun, /əɾ/): "he"

ime (pronoun, /ɪmɛ/): "she"

ijough (pronoun, /idʒɒ/): "they"

si (pronoun, /sɪ/): "you"

alu (pronoun, /əlu/): "we"

et (pronoun, /ɛt/): "I"

Articles

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

hi (article, /hɪ/): "the"

Prepositions

tu (preposition, /tu/): "and"

ak (preposition, /ək/): "as"

haidehou (preposition, /haɪdɛhaʊ/): "from"

da (preposition, /da/): "in"

eliddayt (preposition, /ɛlɪɽet/): "of"

an (preposition, /ən/): "or"

ttathu (preposition, /ɾəðu/): "to"

ttuttum (preposition, /ɾʌɾum/): "will"

wanem (preposition, /wænɛm/): "with"

Numbers

nikat (number, /nikət/): "zero"

suzakoo (number, /suzakʊ/): "one"

gi (number, /gɪ/): "two"

dahan (number, /dəhən/): "three"

nimaziv (number, /nɪməziv/): "four"

bawut (number, /bəwʌt/): "five"

oughtteni (number, /ɒɾɛnɪ/): "six"

ettanitt (number, /ɛɾənɪɾ/): "seven"

vith (number, /við/): "eight"

il (number, /ɪl/): "nine"

nikinu (number, /nɪkɪnʌ/): "ten"

Questions

igawiddi (question, /ɪgəwɪɽɪ/): "what"

thaw (question, /ðo/): "who"

ttafichayt (question, /ɾəfɪtʃet/): "how"

kinay (question, /kɪne/): "why"

duth (question, /duð/): "when"

Interjections

izi (interjection, /izɪ/): "hello"

tizi (interjection, /tɪzi/): "goodbye"

udufa (interjection, /ʌdufə/): "hey"

un (interjection, /ʌn/): "bye"

ittiv (interjection, /iɾiv/): "ouch"

awku (interjection, /okʌ/): "wow"

ifittu (interjection, /ɪfɪɾʌ/): "uh"

vut (interjection, /vʌt/): "er"

ittatoonu (interjection, /ɪɾətʊnu/): "um"

Adverbs

lawkangough (adverb, /lokəŋɒ/): "again"

den (adverb, /dɛn/): "now"

amev (adverb, /æmɛv/): "soon"

oughthawhes (adverb, /ɒðohɛs/): "often"

akaytta (adverb, /əkeɾæ/): "sometimes"

chayzi (adverb, /tʃezɪ/): "always"

athitt (adverb, /əðɪɾ/): "never"

loutta (adverb, /laʊɾə/): "seldom"

Adjectives

itouna (adjective, /itaʊnə/): "aromatic"

ngait (adjective, /ŋaɪt/): "basted"

tittay (adjective, /tiɾe/): "big"

ranuthaw (adjective, /ɹanʌðo/): "bitter"

nu (adjective, /nu/): "black"

we (adjective, /wɛ/): "blue"

ttajinga (adjective, /ɾəjɪŋə/): "brown"

uthe (adjective, /uðɛ/): "chilled"

vina (adjective, /vina/): "cold"

ikisa (adjective, /ɪkɪsæ/): "curried"

thida (adjective, /ðidə/): "dark"

usi (adjective, /usɪ/): "deep"

manoughsil (adjective, /mænɒsɪl/): "divine"

finalaf (adjective, /fɪnæləf/): "drunk"

atadew (adjective, /ətədɛw/): "empty"

daze (adjective, /dəzɛ/): "evil"

etted (adjective, /ɛɾɛd/): "familiar"

taw (adjective, /təw/): "fat"

nit (adjective, /nɪt/): "flat"

katuthah (adjective, /kətuðəh/): "frail"

isiid (adjective, /iʒɪd/): "fried"

nisisas (adjective, /nɪsisæs/): "full"

thuta (adjective, /ðutæ/): "good"

anoosoon (adjective, /anʊsʊn/): "green"

noota (adjective, /nʊtə/): "grey"

nasa (adjective, /næsə/): "honest"

ikat (adjective, /ɪkat/): "hot"

ttayluth (adjective, /ɾelʌð/): "light"

fawthatt (adjective, /foðæɾ/): "long"

aydizaw (adjective, /edizo/): "loud"

ninadu (adjective, /nɪnədu/): "mortal"

ttu (adjective, /ɾu/): "mysterious"

ngawkay (adjective, /ŋoke/): "narrow"

ettai (adjective, /ɛɾaɪ/): "old"

sas (adjective, /səs/): "orange"

ttisap (adjective, /ɾisəp/): "pungent"

ifi (adjective, /ɪfi/): "purple"

ttoiloutith (adjective, /ɾɔɪlaʊtɪð/): "quiet"

tatawthin (adjective, /tətoðɪn/): "raw"

ttaw (adjective, /ɾo/): "rectangular"

akana (adjective, /əkənə/): "red"

saja (adjective, /sæja/): "roasted"

befasaf (adjective, /bɛfəsəf/): "round"

adittaytt (adjective, /ədɪɾeɾ/): "salty"

aingatett (adjective, /aɪŋatɛɾ/): "savory"

ngudi (adjective, /ŋʌdɪ/): "shallow"

ichayfa (adjective, /ɪtʃefə/): "short"

etana (adjective, /ɛtənə/): "smoked"

tathikough (adjective, /tæðikɒ/): "sober"

out (adjective, /aʊt/): "sour"

zit (adjective, /zɪt/): "spicy"

ab (adjective, /əb/): "spiral"

unati (adjective, /ʌnəti/): "square"

attal (adjective, /əɾəl/): "steamed"

saypithough (adjective, /sepiθɒ/): "strange"

ben (adjective, /bɛn/): "strong"

sidiw (adjective, /sɪdɪw/): "sturdy"

tathatte (adjective, /təðæɾɛ/): "sweet"

lataiba (adjective, /lætaɪbə/): "tall"

voopawa (adjective, /vʊpəwə/): "thick"

pattattaz (adjective, /paɾəɾəz/): "thin"

gittiz (adjective, /gɪɾɪz/): "warm"

gunedatt (adjective, /gʌnɛdəɾ/): "weak"

etti (adjective, /ɛɾi/): "white"

lattawnga (adjective, /læɾoŋa/): "wide"

inath (adjective, /ɪnəð/): "yellow"

tiza (adjective, /tɪzə/): "young"

Verbs

dajoughku (verb, /dæjɒkʌ/): "bake"

poo (verb, /pʊ/): "be"

kange (verb, /kəŋɛ/): "belong"

thiloughttaiv (verb, /ðilɒɾaɪv/): "bite"

ttattaimi (verb, /ɾəɾaɪmɪ/): "break"

awzanu (verb, /ozənu/): "burn"

nivawzan (verb, /nɪvozən/): "come"

itte (verb, /iɾɛ/): "die"

attuz (verb, /əɾʌz/): "drink"

zi (verb, /zɪ/): "eat"

ina (verb, /ɪnə/): "fall"

aytoo (verb, /etʊ/): "fight"

iz (verb, /ɪz/): "find"

apa (verb, /əpə/): "fish"

saf (verb, /səf/): "fly"

sewuta (verb, /sɛwʌtə/): "frown"

imawttutough (verb, /ɪmoɾʌtɒ/): "go"

alitadi (verb, /əlitədi/): "growl"

kakawban (verb, /kəkobən/): "hate"

zatta (verb, /zəɾə/): "have"

oolaka (verb, /ʊləkə/): "hear"

me (verb, /mɛ/): "hide"

izikame (verb, /ɪzɪkæmɛ/): "hold"

iloth (verb, /ɪlɔθ/): "hunt"

tinazi (verb, /tinəzɪ/): "jump"

jitta (verb, /jɪɾə/): "kill"

en (verb, /ɛn/): "know"

rij (verb, /ɹɪdʒ/): "laugh"

thattough (verb, /ðəɾɒ/): "lie"

ifoughttawt (verb, /ɪfɒɾot/): "live"

tazinu (verb, /təzɪnu/): "lose"

aypihatt (verb, /epɪhəɾ/): "love"

ha (verb, /hæ/): "need"

ayrra (verb, /eræ/): "own"

itta (verb, /ɪɾə/): "roast"

ini (verb, /ɪni/): "run"

nat (verb, /næt/): "see"

aditha (verb, /ædɪðə/): "sit"

apai (verb, /əpaɪ/): "sleep"

vala (verb, /vala/): "smell"

hut (verb, /hut/): "smile"

tough (verb, /tɒ/): "stand"

epa (verb, /ɛpæ/): "strike"

putha (verb, /pʌðə/): "swallow"

uvaws (verb, /ʌvos/): "swim"

ila (verb, /ɪlə/): "taste"

edakoughs (verb, /ɛdəkɒs/): "throw"

inalath (verb, /inələð/): "walk"

avattad (verb, /ævəɾad/): "want"

Nouns

feme (noun, /fɛmɛ/): "afternoon"

vanup (noun, /vənup/): "ale"

ilough (noun, /ɪlɒ/): "all"

ul (noun, /ʌl/): "alligator"

athifay (noun, /əðɪfe/): "arm"

ayzoughq (noun, /ezɒq/): "ash"

nisiza (noun, /nɪsizə/): "aunt"

ilam (noun, /iləm/): "axe"

ettitha (noun, /ɛɾiðə/): "bark"

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

lawtesu (noun, /lotɛsu/): "beer"

fata (noun, /fətə/): "beet"

oughsi (noun, /ɒsɪ/): "bird"

esarraiz (noun, /ɛsæraɪz/): "blood"

ja (noun, /jə/): "boar"

arra (noun, /aræ/): "bone"

izadafi (noun, /ɪzədəfi/): "breakfast"

anainatta (noun, /ənaɪnəɾæ/): "breast"

ken (noun, /kɛn/): "brother"

fana (noun, /fənə/): "castle"

hattada (noun, /həɾədə/): "cat"

nayt (noun, /net/): "cat"

thumazerr (noun, /ðumæzɛr/): "chest"

sa (noun, /sə/): "chicken"

bamittaik (noun, /bəmiɾaɪk/): "claw"

asat (noun, /əsət/): "cloud"

badaditt (noun, /bədædɪɾ/): "coconut"

attap (noun, /əɾəp/): "crime"

moudethad (noun, /maʊdɛðəd/): "day"

lafough (noun, /ləfɒ/): "dinner"

aife (noun, /aɪfɛ/): "dog"

awa (noun, /əwə/): "drink"

thisam (noun, /θisæm/): "dungeon"

etutt (noun, /ɛtʌɾ/): "ear"

erifoub (noun, /ɛɹɪfaʊb/): "earth"

poughn (noun, /pɒn/): "egg"

ngatai (noun, /ŋətaɪ/): "elder"

dafayn (noun, /dəfen/): "enemy"

ayha (noun, /ehə/): "evening"

adat (noun, /ədət/): "eye"

wesuzawd (noun, /wɛsuzod/): "family"

ijalij (noun, /ijəlij/): "father"

iliw (noun, /ilɪw/): "feather"

ayhattid (noun, /ehəɾɪd/): "fight"

utilou (noun, /ʌtilaʊ/): "finger"

ttikin (noun, /ɾikɪn/): "fire"

oughnati (noun, /ɒnətɪ/): "fish"

pa (noun, /pə/): "flesh"

mifi (noun, /mifɪ/): "foot"

ladabag (noun, /lədəbæg/): "forest"

janibath (noun, /jənibəð/): "fox"

soun (noun, /saʊn/): "friend"

oidough (noun, /ɔɪdɒ/): "goose"

afadamu (noun, /əfədæmʌ/): "grease"

sesada (noun, /sɛsədə/): "group"

hat (noun, /hæt/): "gulf"

ninadaw (noun, /nɪnədəw/): "hair"

tevi (noun, /tɛvɪ/): "hand"

ttalilij (noun, /ɾəlilɪj/): "hat"

hadi (noun, /hədi/): "hate"

ichatti (noun, /ɪchæɾi/): "head"

maytilatt (noun, /metɪləɾ/): "hill"

ought (noun, /ɒt/): "horn"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "horse"

ttis (noun, /ɾis/): "house"

sesayttaw (noun, /sɛseɾo/): "inn"

ttada (noun, /ɾədə/): "island"

panakou (noun, /pænəkaʊ/): "jaw"

zan (noun, /zən/): "lake"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "leaf"

ttisi (noun, /ɾɪsi/): "leg"

niputh (noun, /nɪpʌθ/): "liver"

em (noun, /ɛm/): "louse"

hane (noun, /hənɛ/): "love"

una (noun, /ʌnə/): "lunch"

am (noun, /əm/): "man"

ttithika (noun, /ɾɪðɪkə/): "many"

tiwi (noun, /tiwɪ/): "meal"

latita (noun, /lətɪtə/): "metal"

uttawig (noun, /ʌɾəwig/): "mine"

cel (noun, /cɛl/): "monster"

taittana (noun, /taɪɾənæ/): "moon"

bi (noun, /bɪ/): "morning"

waithoughttay (noun, /waɪðɒɾe/): "mother"

zatidan (noun, /zatɪdən/): "mountain"

attitoo (noun, /əɾitʊ/): "mouth"

kattusew (noun, /kəɾʌsɛw/): "name"

change (noun, /tʃəŋɛ/): "neck"

oughdoughdusai (noun, /ɒdɒdʌsaɪ/): "night"

imididay (noun, /ɪmidide/): "noodle"

imiz (noun, /ɪmiz/): "nose"

as (noun, /əs/): "ocean"

attat (noun, /əɾət/): "parent"

hik (noun, /hɪk/): "path"

dajin (noun, /dədʒɪn/): "peace"

ttidiwai (noun, /ɾɪdɪwaɪ/): "pepper"

fichaw (noun, /fitʃo/): "person"

inays (noun, /ɪnes/): "pie"

oughkaydawe (noun, /ɒkedəwɛ/): "pig"

ois (noun, /ɔɪs/): "rabbit"

das (noun, /dəs/): "rain"

ineshat (noun, /ɪnɛʃæt/): "rat"

gazapat (noun, /gæzəpət/): "river"

angas (noun, /əŋəs/): "robe"

tasad (noun, /təsəd/): "rock"

oughw (noun, /ɒw/): "root"

esekai (noun, /ɛsɛkaɪ/): "salt"

gasatta (noun, /gəsæɾə/): "sand"

edattaw (noun, /ɛdəɾo/): "seed"

mettama (noun, /mɛɾəmə/): "sibling"

laittavitt (noun, /laɪɾəviɾ/): "sister"

dasitt (noun, /dəsɪɾ/): "skin"

doughfithub (noun, /dɒfiðʌb/): "sky"

tuloughdith (noun, /tulɒdɪð/): "smoke"

zawna (noun, /zonə/): "snake"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "soup"

thittupes (noun, /θɪɾʌpɛs/): "star"

akatt (noun, /ækæɾ/): "stew"

soo (noun, /sʊ/): "stomach"

thay (noun, /ðe/): "stone"

diyashi (noun, /diyəʃi/): "stream"

outtikoughs (noun, /aʊɾikɒs/): "sun"

ettithata (noun, /ɛɾɪðətæ/): "sword"

engoon (noun, /ɛŋʊn/): "tail"

fiti (noun, /fitɪ/): "tavern"

ithou (noun, /ɪθaʊ/): "thumb"

zuhil (noun, /zʌhɪl/): "tongue"

alamayza (noun, /ələmezə/): "tooth"

itatt (noun, /itəɾ/): "tree"

zilawkitt (noun, /zɪlokiɾ/): "truth"

ad (noun, /əd/): "uncle"

atutt (noun, /ætʌɾ/): "valley"

manatt (noun, /manæɾ/): "war"

oughtutem (noun, /ɒtʌtɛm/): "water"

upi (noun, /ʌpi/): "way"

bittali (noun, /biɾælɪ/): "wine"

uttap (noun, /ʌɾəp/): "woman"

itt (noun, /iɾ/): "word"