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Uzavesha

Uzavesha Dictionary

Pronouns

ayt (pronoun, /et/): "he"

mi (pronoun, /mi/): "she"

pa (pronoun, /pə/): "they"

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

aih (pronoun, /aɪh/): "we"

itta (pronoun, /iɾæ/): "I"

Articles

leth (article, /lɛð/): "a"

day (article, /de/): "the"

Prepositions

attett (preposition, /əɾɛɾ/): "and"

uttasetta (preposition, /uɾasɛɾə/): "as"

suwaja (preposition, /suwəjə/): "from"

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

apatt (preposition, /apəɾ/): "of"

choughngattat (preposition, /tʃɒŋəɾat/): "or"

tha (preposition, /ðə/): "to"

abuh (preposition, /abʌh/): "will"

wek (preposition, /wɛk/): "with"

Numbers

ituda (number, /itudə/): "zero"

anathawai (number, /anəθəwaɪ/): "one"

nalana (number, /nælana/): "two"

ttafach (number, /ɾæfətʃ/): "three"

ittatatt (number, /iɾətaɾ/): "four"

thawtiz (number, /ðotiz/): "five"

fihawa (number, /fɪhəwə/): "six"

vad (number, /vəd/): "seven"

paw (number, /po/): "eight"

nasi (number, /nəsɪ/): "nine"

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

Questions

thapi (question, /ðəpɪ/): "what"

zamoni (question, /zæmɔni/): "who"

vasitt (question, /vəsɪɾ/): "how"

halanif (question, /hələnɪf/): "why"

divize (question, /dɪvɪzɛ/): "when"

Interjections

etti (interjection, /ɛɾɪ/): "hello"

ivak (interjection, /ivək/): "goodbye"

ttaw (interjection, /ɾo/): "hey"

mamanid (interjection, /məmənɪd/): "bye"

waihaysaw (interjection, /waɪheso/): "ouch"

ichid (interjection, /ɪtʃɪd/): "wow"

jattekiz (interjection, /jəɾɛkɪz/): "uh"

aka (interjection, /əkə/): "er"

ifelan (interjection, /ɪfɛlən/): "um"

Adverbs

kaf (adverb, /kəf/): "again"

ivawanu (adverb, /ɪvæwənʌ/): "now"

ki (adverb, /kɪ/): "soon"

it (adverb, /ɪt/): "often"

lik (adverb, /lik/): "sometimes"

ani (adverb, /ənɪ/): "always"

itattani (adverb, /itəɾənɪ/): "never"

jifazai (adverb, /jɪfəzaɪ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

sadami (adjective, /sadəmɪ/): "aromatic"

sayhawd (adjective, /sehod/): "basted"

jinase (adjective, /dʒinəsɛ/): "big"

alidatu (adjective, /əlidətʌ/): "bitter"

tti (adjective, /ɾi/): "black"

idawtih (adjective, /idotɪh/): "blue"

wilaj (adjective, /wilədʒ/): "brown"

tilaz (adjective, /tilaz/): "chilled"

awab (adjective, /əwəb/): "cold"

ittatta (adjective, /ɪɾəɾə/): "curried"

ida (adjective, /idæ/): "dark"

ttathitadd (adjective, /ɾəðɪtəɽ/): "deep"

choughval (adjective, /tʃɒvəl/): "divine"

alesat (adjective, /əlɛsat/): "drunk"

iluvava (adjective, /ɪlʌvəvə/): "empty"

ishouttif (adjective, /ɪʃaʊɾɪf/): "evil"

ihu (adjective, /ɪhʌ/): "familiar"

attevatta (adjective, /əɾɛvəɾa/): "fat"

shan (adjective, /ʃən/): "flat"

ayv (adjective, /ev/): "frail"

wa (adjective, /wə/): "fried"

ivayma (adjective, /ɪvemə/): "full"

zatta (adjective, /zəɾə/): "good"

thoughjekud (adjective, /θɒdʒɛkud/): "green"

edithuse (adjective, /ɛdiðusɛ/): "grey"

kutudu (adjective, /kutʌdu/): "honest"

ngiha (adjective, /ŋɪhə/): "hot"

ada (adjective, /ædə/): "light"

kays (adjective, /kes/): "long"

fitatak (adjective, /fɪtətək/): "loud"

ttimitt (adjective, /ɾimɪɾ/): "mortal"

takubi (adjective, /təkubi/): "mysterious"

ttett (adjective, /ɾɛɾ/): "narrow"

iza (adjective, /izæ/): "old"

ett (adjective, /ɛɾ/): "orange"

attilat (adjective, /əɾɪlæt/): "pungent"

idivawtti (adjective, /ɪdɪvoɾɪ/): "purple"

ayttaws (adjective, /eɾos/): "quiet"

ud (adjective, /ud/): "raw"

ne (adjective, /nɛ/): "rectangular"

nevi (adjective, /nɛvɪ/): "red"

abeh (adjective, /æbɛh/): "roasted"

akizaka (adjective, /əkɪzəkæ/): "round"

ne (adjective, /nɛ/): "salty"

sas (adjective, /səs/): "savory"

esa (adjective, /ɛsə/): "shallow"

ak (adjective, /ək/): "short"

ainayttab (adjective, /aɪneɾab/): "smoked"

mab (adjective, /məb/): "sober"

oughnettaboo (adjective, /ɒnɛɾəbʊ/): "sour"

dit (adjective, /dɪt/): "spicy"

uthi (adjective, /ʌði/): "spiral"

ana (adjective, /ənə/): "square"

aib (adjective, /aɪb/): "steamed"

unitama (adjective, /ʌnitəmə/): "strange"

kaidada (adjective, /kaɪdədə/): "strong"

papam (adjective, /pəpəm/): "sturdy"

nasas (adjective, /nəsəs/): "sweet"

ima (adjective, /ɪmə/): "tall"

awk (adjective, /ok/): "thick"

eninga (adjective, /ɛniŋə/): "thin"

lanami (adjective, /lənəmɪ/): "warm"

awlattayne (adjective, /oləɾenɛ/): "weak"

uthatt (adjective, /uθaɾ/): "white"

alu (adjective, /əlʌ/): "wide"

nattuttatt (adjective, /næɾʌɾəɾ/): "yellow"

vidan (adjective, /vɪdən/): "young"

Verbs

nuthayla (verb, /nʌðelə/): "bake"

awtifop (verb, /otɪfɔp/): "be"

nawsan (verb, /nosən/): "belong"

ba (verb, /bæ/): "bite"

att (verb, /əɾ/): "break"

ihan (verb, /ɪhən/): "burn"

silawna (verb, /sɪlona/): "come"

ainazi (verb, /aɪnæzi/): "die"

ladaday (verb, /ladæde/): "drink"

ittim (verb, /ɪɾɪm/): "eat"

kas (verb, /kəs/): "fall"

iqem (verb, /iqɛm/): "fight"

awt (verb, /ot/): "find"

an (verb, /an/): "fish"

sith (verb, /sɪθ/): "fly"

da (verb, /dæ/): "frown"

ethid (verb, /ɛðid/): "go"

ah (verb, /əh/): "growl"

ath (verb, /əð/): "hate"

ba (verb, /bə/): "have"

ttayyanu (verb, /ɾeyənu/): "hear"

doughth (verb, /dɒð/): "hide"

as (verb, /as/): "hold"

aithata (verb, /aɪðætə/): "hunt"

misada (verb, /misədə/): "jump"

kisan (verb, /kisæn/): "kill"

wana (verb, /wənə/): "know"

nani (verb, /nəni/): "laugh"

battaihitt (verb, /bəɾaɪhɪɾ/): "lie"

hettu (verb, /hɛɾu/): "live"

asi (verb, /əsɪ/): "lose"

jay (verb, /je/): "love"

ala (verb, /ələ/): "need"

ma (verb, /mə/): "own"

las (verb, /ləs/): "roast"

ettawdi (verb, /ɛɾodɪ/): "run"

giqasa (verb, /giqæsə/): "see"

uw (verb, /uw/): "sit"

ewattay (verb, /ɛwaɾe/): "sleep"

awttithathou (verb, /oɾiðəðaʊ/): "smell"

enan (verb, /ɛnæn/): "smile"

oughl (verb, /ɒl/): "stand"

zan (verb, /zæn/): "strike"

efal (verb, /ɛfæl/): "swallow"

dapikough (verb, /dæpɪkɒ/): "swim"

baythi (verb, /beðɪ/): "taste"

awazu (verb, /əwəzʌ/): "throw"

ut (verb, /ʌt/): "walk"

chanizum (verb, /xənɪzʌm/): "want"

Nouns

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

nawmivay (noun, /nomɪve/): "ale"

aitibep (noun, /aɪtɪbɛp/): "all"

athata (noun, /əðəta/): "alligator"

alaqe (noun, /aləqɛ/): "arm"

ewit (noun, /ɛwɪt/): "ash"

athisa (noun, /əðisə/): "aunt"

nattazam (noun, /nəɾæzəm/): "axe"

aletatte (noun, /ælɛtæɾɛ/): "bark"

ididutt (noun, /ɪdiduɾ/): "bay"

isisan (noun, /ɪsɪsən/): "beer"

shan (noun, /ʃən/): "beet"

uttoughwi (noun, /uɾɒwɪ/): "bird"

batta (noun, /bəɾə/): "blood"

vihat (noun, /vɪhət/): "boar"

im (noun, /ɪm/): "bone"

sen (noun, /sɛn/): "breakfast"

emitutti (noun, /ɛmituɾɪ/): "breast"

ivutida (noun, /ivutidə/): "brother"

oughvaitta (noun, /ɒvaɪɾə/): "castle"

naihitu (noun, /naɪhitʌ/): "cat"

ehini (noun, /ɛhɪnɪ/): "cat"

ashi (noun, /əʃi/): "chest"

littattay (noun, /liɾəɾe/): "chicken"

uttail (noun, /uɾaɪl/): "claw"

thiwadach (noun, /θɪwədəch/): "cloud"

ttashali (noun, /ɾəʃəlɪ/): "coconut"

sathisu (noun, /səðisu/): "crime"

iw (noun, /iw/): "day"

atti (noun, /əɾɪ/): "dinner"

ikaytta (noun, /ikeɾə/): "dog"

imenate (noun, /ɪmɛnətɛ/): "drink"

zajup (noun, /zədʒʌp/): "dungeon"

oughwidayvi (noun, /ɒwidevi/): "ear"

ebayl (noun, /ɛbel/): "earth"

abovaika (noun, /əbɔvaɪkə/): "egg"

manouma (noun, /mənaʊmə/): "elder"

tatits (noun, /tətɪts/): "enemy"

umafeti (noun, /ʌməfɛtɪ/): "evening"

ivalaj (noun, /ɪvələj/): "eye"

ayttanough (noun, /eɾənɒ/): "family"

adach (noun, /ædætʃ/): "father"

imabana (noun, /ɪmæbənə/): "feather"

chu (noun, /tʃu/): "fight"

niba (noun, /nɪbə/): "finger"

kin (noun, /kin/): "fire"

ahavuta (noun, /əhəvuta/): "fish"

palathough (noun, /paləðɒ/): "flesh"

aym (noun, /em/): "foot"

vait (noun, /vaɪt/): "forest"

ngas (noun, /ŋəs/): "fox"

asadani (noun, /asədənɪ/): "friend"

ttig (noun, /ɾɪg/): "goose"

linazi (noun, /lɪnəzɪ/): "grease"

na (noun, /nə/): "group"

atushe (noun, /ætuʃɛ/): "gulf"

aynadun (noun, /enədʌn/): "hair"

ttu (noun, /ɾu/): "hand"

sattam (noun, /səɾəm/): "hat"

adat (noun, /ədət/): "hate"

nittap (noun, /nɪɾəp/): "head"

tinawsawg (noun, /tɪnosog/): "hill"

basusa (noun, /bəsusə/): "horn"

ttanang (noun, /ɾənəŋ/): "horse"

awttoughs (noun, /oɾɒs/): "house"

shavap (noun, /ʃəvəp/): "inn"

ezi (noun, /ɛzɪ/): "island"

gipi (noun, /gipi/): "jaw"

ttidaivi (noun, /ɾidaɪvɪ/): "lake"

ipathuj (noun, /ɪpəðuj/): "leaf"

ang (noun, /əŋ/): "leg"

ilatt (noun, /ɪlaɾ/): "liver"

ttaw (noun, /ɾo/): "louse"

adinailu (noun, /ədɪnaɪlʌ/): "love"

attidat (noun, /aɾɪdat/): "lunch"

tittutt (noun, /tɪɾʌɾ/): "man"

ipi (noun, /ipɪ/): "many"

jun (noun, /dʒʌn/): "meal"

an (noun, /ən/): "metal"

ani (noun, /ənɪ/): "mine"

ettaytt (noun, /ɛɾeɾ/): "monster"

ah (noun, /æh/): "moon"

aydaja (noun, /edæjə/): "morning"

alittitha (noun, /əlɪɾiθə/): "mother"

ngataji (noun, /ŋətæjɪ/): "mountain"

kasittutt (noun, /kəsɪɾʌɾ/): "mouth"

wi (noun, /wɪ/): "name"

ttayna (noun, /ɾenæ/): "neck"

fivasu (noun, /fɪvəsʌ/): "night"

ithoota (noun, /ɪðʊtæ/): "noodle"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "nose"

ttapittig (noun, /ɾəpɪɾig/): "ocean"

thahittai (noun, /θəhiɾaɪ/): "parent"

atikak (noun, /ætɪkək/): "path"

ani (noun, /əni/): "peace"

ithawdi (noun, /ɪðodi/): "pepper"

fett (noun, /fɛɾ/): "person"

zilutud (noun, /zilʌtud/): "pie"

enasa (noun, /ɛnəsæ/): "pig"

atha (noun, /aðə/): "rabbit"

ethidoughth (noun, /ɛðidɒð/): "rain"

vi (noun, /vɪ/): "rat"

ttilitt (noun, /ɾɪliɾ/): "river"

afaw (noun, /əfo/): "robe"

chett (noun, /tʃɛɾ/): "rock"

atta (noun, /əɾə/): "root"

aytha (noun, /eðə/): "salt"

upeza (noun, /upɛzə/): "sand"

chiniti (noun, /tʃinɪti/): "seed"

oul (noun, /aʊl/): "sibling"

awt (noun, /ot/): "sister"

an (noun, /ən/): "skin"

til (noun, /til/): "sky"

ba (noun, /bə/): "smoke"

emu (noun, /ɛmʌ/): "snake"

napa (noun, /nəpə/): "soup"

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

oottakani (noun, /ʊɾəkəni/): "stew"

ttikawga (noun, /ɾikogə/): "stomach"

savatt (noun, /səvəɾ/): "stone"

ibasatt (noun, /ibəsaɾ/): "stream"

kadasat (noun, /kædəsat/): "sun"

ise (noun, /ɪsɛ/): "sword"

inashay (noun, /ɪnəʃe/): "tail"

oughw (noun, /ɒw/): "tavern"

hi (noun, /hi/): "thumb"

uzisathi (noun, /ʌzisəðɪ/): "tongue"

oughwoughp (noun, /ɒwɒp/): "tooth"

utt (noun, /uɾ/): "tree"

athita (noun, /aðɪta/): "truth"

tatapitt (noun, /tətəpiɾ/): "uncle"

inaij (noun, /ɪnaɪj/): "valley"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "war"

zitt (noun, /zɪɾ/): "water"

oughsaja (noun, /ɒsəjə/): "way"

nasu (noun, /nəsʌ/): "wine"

alaip (noun, /əlaɪp/): "woman"

suttai (noun, /sʌɾaɪ/): "word"