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Idatud

Idatud Dictionary

Pronouns

awni (pronoun, /oni/): "he"

tuw (pronoun, /tʌw/): "she"

eti (pronoun, /ɛtɪ/): "they"

ayw (pronoun, /ew/): "you"

aba (pronoun, /abə/): "we"

aku (pronoun, /əku/): "I"

Articles

atti (article, /əɾɪ/): "a"

icha (article, /ɪchæ/): "the"

Prepositions

ttil (preposition, /ɾɪl/): "and"

dothu (preposition, /dɔðu/): "as"

am (preposition, /əm/): "from"

tte (preposition, /ɾɛ/): "in"

iwazizay (preposition, /ɪwazɪze/): "of"

tisatsi (preposition, /tisætsi/): "or"

ud (preposition, /ud/): "to"

ttad (preposition, /ɾad/): "will"

gitt (preposition, /gɪɾ/): "with"

Numbers

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

upat (number, /ʌpæt/): "one"

tti (number, /ɾɪ/): "two"

jir (number, /dʒɪɹ/): "three"

alajatai (number, /ælədʒætaɪ/): "four"

thath (number, /ðəθ/): "five"

utit (number, /utɪt/): "six"

aluva (number, /əlʌvə/): "seven"

na (number, /nə/): "eight"

esisaida (number, /ɛsɪsaɪdæ/): "nine"

atihaka (number, /ətihakæ/): "ten"

Questions

dis (question, /dis/): "what"

itti (question, /ɪɾɪ/): "who"

atit (question, /atit/): "how"

naitazi (question, /naɪtəzi/): "why"

nuday (question, /nude/): "when"

Interjections

ewad (interjection, /ɛwəd/): "hello"

athal (interjection, /əðəl/): "goodbye"

naytathough (interjection, /netəðɒ/): "hey"

tiv (interjection, /tɪv/): "bye"

edaibu (interjection, /ɛdaɪbʌ/): "ouch"

na (interjection, /næ/): "wow"

thaleg (interjection, /ðəlɛg/): "uh"

vi (interjection, /vɪ/): "er"

tsinakut (interjection, /tsɪnəkʌt/): "um"

Adverbs

att (adverb, /əɾ/): "again"

inu (adverb, /ɪnu/): "now"

kad (adverb, /kæd/): "soon"

falet (adverb, /falɛt/): "often"

aizanep (adverb, /aɪzənɛp/): "sometimes"

uniduw (adverb, /ʌnɪdʌw/): "always"

wattaset (adverb, /wəɾəsɛt/): "never"

ttashizash (adverb, /ɾæʃɪzəʃ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ttunihav (adjective, /ɾʌnɪhəv/): "aromatic"

esheb (adjective, /ɛʃɛb/): "basted"

athika (adjective, /əðika/): "big"

outhe (adjective, /aʊðɛ/): "bitter"

naniten (adjective, /nənɪtɛn/): "black"

vayt (adjective, /vet/): "blue"

mattasut (adjective, /mæɾəsut/): "brown"

ufaipi (adjective, /ufaɪpi/): "chilled"

ttaja (adjective, /ɾəjə/): "cold"

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

ebutha (adjective, /ɛbuða/): "dark"

ttiniv (adjective, /ɾinɪv/): "deep"

janaza (adjective, /jænəzə/): "divine"

akanaz (adjective, /əkənəz/): "drunk"

ttadithal (adjective, /ɾædiðəl/): "empty"

ngi (adjective, /ŋi/): "evil"

than (adjective, /ðən/): "familiar"

zanithay (adjective, /zəniðe/): "fat"

milala (adjective, /milələ/): "flat"

foughfali (adjective, /fɒfəlɪ/): "frail"

tulawm (adjective, /tulom/): "fried"

fu (adjective, /fu/): "full"

ttesith (adjective, /ɾɛsɪð/): "good"

attu (adjective, /əɾu/): "green"

fuvav (adjective, /fʌvəv/): "grey"

adi (adjective, /adi/): "honest"

natatt (adjective, /nətəɾ/): "hot"

nitad (adjective, /nitəd/): "light"

thatt (adjective, /ðæɾ/): "long"

asun (adjective, /əsun/): "loud"

awug (adjective, /əwug/): "mortal"

ettiway (adjective, /ɛɾɪwe/): "mysterious"

alouwa (adjective, /əlaʊwə/): "narrow"

jaymi (adjective, /jemɪ/): "old"

aylait (adjective, /elaɪt/): "orange"

ahew (adjective, /əhɛw/): "pungent"

anepengu (adjective, /ənɛpɛŋu/): "purple"

amav (adjective, /əmæv/): "quiet"

tayjani (adjective, /tejənɪ/): "raw"

ath (adjective, /əð/): "rectangular"

azetha (adjective, /əzɛðə/): "red"

tayn (adjective, /ten/): "roasted"

outhekaz (adjective, /aʊðɛkəz/): "round"

usittaini (adjective, /ʌsiɾaɪnɪ/): "salty"

noov (adjective, /nʊv/): "savory"

iwaishaz (adjective, /ɪwaɪʃəz/): "shallow"

ipaf (adjective, /ipæf/): "short"

bathetai (adjective, /bəðɛtaɪ/): "smoked"

hawt (adjective, /hot/): "sober"

as (adjective, /əs/): "sour"

giw (adjective, /giw/): "spicy"

ihatila (adjective, /ihətilə/): "spiral"

oomade (adjective, /ʊmədɛ/): "square"

maw (adjective, /məw/): "steamed"

panimih (adjective, /pənɪmɪh/): "strange"

alitt (adjective, /əliɾ/): "strong"

sakada (adjective, /səkədə/): "sturdy"

ittutina (adjective, /ɪɾutinə/): "sweet"

vuchit (adjective, /vʌtʃɪt/): "tall"

apattiv (adjective, /əpəɾɪv/): "thick"

nge (adjective, /ŋɛ/): "thin"

ayttouzu (adjective, /eɾaʊzu/): "warm"

tittitta (adjective, /tɪɾɪɾə/): "weak"

doof (adjective, /dʊf/): "white"

lididal (adjective, /lididæl/): "wide"

danawtha (adjective, /dənoðə/): "yellow"

gatung (adjective, /gætuŋ/): "young"

Verbs

taba (verb, /təbə/): "bake"

ezatami (verb, /ɛzətəmi/): "be"

akeshak (verb, /ækɛʃak/): "belong"

sa (verb, /sə/): "bite"

zan (verb, /zan/): "break"

igushough (verb, /iguʃɒ/): "burn"

abithi (verb, /əbɪðɪ/): "come"

eloo (verb, /ɛlʊ/): "die"

pette (verb, /pɛɾɛ/): "drink"

fi (verb, /fɪ/): "eat"

lich (verb, /lɪtʃ/): "fall"

igun (verb, /ɪgʌn/): "fight"

utta (verb, /uɾə/): "find"

atou (verb, /ætaʊ/): "fish"

izilami (verb, /ɪzɪləmi/): "fly"

ipapaz (verb, /ɪpəpaz/): "frown"

jad (verb, /jəd/): "go"

ookavarr (verb, /ʊkəvær/): "growl"

shawf (verb, /ʃof/): "hate"

izi (verb, /izɪ/): "have"

awdi (verb, /odi/): "hear"

takisa (verb, /təkɪsə/): "hide"

utt (verb, /uɾ/): "hold"

aza (verb, /əzə/): "hunt"

atsatett (verb, /ətsətɛɾ/): "jump"

kay (verb, /ke/): "kill"

fibi (verb, /fibɪ/): "know"

aven (verb, /əvɛn/): "laugh"

muz (verb, /muz/): "lie"

ttil (verb, /ɾɪl/): "live"

balates (verb, /bələtɛs/): "lose"

sana (verb, /sænæ/): "love"

lasus (verb, /ləsʌs/): "need"

ak (verb, /ək/): "own"

nitoughg (verb, /nitɒg/): "roast"

yin (verb, /yin/): "run"

aysavid (verb, /esavɪd/): "see"

isi (verb, /ɪsi/): "sit"

tugeki (verb, /tʌgɛkɪ/): "sleep"

ilutatta (verb, /ɪlʌtəɾa/): "smell"

bidoosh (verb, /bɪdʊʃ/): "smile"

therrat (verb, /θɛrət/): "stand"

zatt (verb, /zəɾ/): "strike"

ah (verb, /əh/): "swallow"

tet (verb, /tɛt/): "swim"

kaydazu (verb, /kedəzu/): "taste"

atukaychi (verb, /ætʌketʃɪ/): "throw"

ka (verb, /kə/): "walk"

asafa (verb, /əsəfə/): "want"

Nouns

emittisou (noun, /ɛmiɾɪsaʊ/): "afternoon"

azazaiw (noun, /əzəzaɪw/): "ale"

koughbak (noun, /kɒbæk/): "all"

ikapa (noun, /ɪkəpa/): "alligator"

lettel (noun, /lɛɾɛl/): "arm"

ezititta (noun, /ɛzɪtiɾə/): "ash"

ayna (noun, /enə/): "aunt"

diwaika (noun, /dɪwaɪkæ/): "axe"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "bark"

arr (noun, /ær/): "bay"

dush (noun, /duʃ/): "beer"

he (noun, /hɛ/): "beet"

lett (noun, /lɛɾ/): "bird"

idika (noun, /ɪdɪkə/): "blood"

analadu (noun, /ənələdu/): "boar"

ak (noun, /ək/): "bone"

kawa (noun, /kəwə/): "breakfast"

ukad (noun, /ukəd/): "breast"

awou (noun, /æwaʊ/): "brother"

oun (noun, /aʊn/): "castle"

ittidayn (noun, /iɾiden/): "cat"

imoiw (noun, /imɔɪw/): "cat"

ipa (noun, /ipæ/): "chest"

lusu (noun, /lusu/): "chicken"

dasith (noun, /dəsið/): "claw"

ekishata (noun, /ɛkiʃətə/): "cloud"

habattatt (noun, /həbəɾəɾ/): "coconut"

maihe (noun, /maɪhɛ/): "crime"

azata (noun, /əzətə/): "day"

ethisi (noun, /ɛðɪsɪ/): "dinner"

taittud (noun, /taɪɾud/): "dog"

na (noun, /nə/): "drink"

ikanafa (noun, /ikænæfa/): "dungeon"

asaithetu (noun, /əsaɪðɛtʌ/): "ear"

bakid (noun, /bəkid/): "earth"

att (noun, /æɾ/): "egg"

enough (noun, /ɛnɒ/): "elder"

thif (noun, /ðif/): "enemy"

retoughp (noun, /ɹɛtɒp/): "evening"

sawchadaw (noun, /sochædo/): "eye"

na (noun, /nə/): "family"

vett (noun, /vɛɾ/): "father"

dichadayz (noun, /ditʃədez/): "feather"

ngaimi (noun, /ŋaɪmɪ/): "fight"

idalana (noun, /ɪdəlanæ/): "finger"

nit (noun, /nɪt/): "fire"

hanutawt (noun, /hanutot/): "fish"

attani (noun, /əɾənɪ/): "flesh"

ufiwait (noun, /ʌfɪwaɪt/): "foot"

oughta (noun, /ɒtə/): "forest"

nana (noun, /nənə/): "fox"

apiniba (noun, /əpinibæ/): "friend"

akasu (noun, /akasu/): "goose"

fizattough (noun, /fɪzəɾɒ/): "grease"

ikinivi (noun, /ɪkinivɪ/): "group"

pin (noun, /pɪn/): "gulf"

dafoughsi (noun, /dæfɒsɪ/): "hair"

sa (noun, /sə/): "hand"

anadayme (noun, /ənədemɛ/): "hat"

pathali (noun, /pəðəli/): "hate"

nilunab (noun, /nɪlʌnəb/): "head"

amak (noun, /əmək/): "hill"

ittate (noun, /ɪɾətɛ/): "horn"

athaw (noun, /æðo/): "horse"

att (noun, /æɾ/): "house"

mithamayt (noun, /miðəmet/): "inn"

ttinged (noun, /ɾɪŋɛd/): "island"

nadaba (noun, /nədəbə/): "jaw"

aittasi (noun, /aɪɾæsɪ/): "lake"

isi (noun, /isɪ/): "leaf"

achaisi (noun, /achaɪsɪ/): "leg"

attattami (noun, /æɾəɾəmɪ/): "liver"

gasikatt (noun, /gəsikæɾ/): "louse"

ema (noun, /ɛmə/): "love"

eduvith (noun, /ɛdʌvɪð/): "lunch"

anayttisa (noun, /æneɾisə/): "man"

timutaz (noun, /tɪmʌtəz/): "many"

oonga (noun, /ʊŋæ/): "meal"

ang (noun, /əŋ/): "metal"

ta (noun, /tə/): "mine"

sawc (noun, /soc/): "monster"

hasou (noun, /həsaʊ/): "moon"

tasouw (noun, /təsaʊw/): "morning"

eyanang (noun, /ɛyənəŋ/): "mother"

abayf (noun, /əbef/): "mountain"

tajikough (noun, /təjikɒ/): "mouth"

aitutten (noun, /aɪtʌɾɛn/): "name"

aza (noun, /əzə/): "neck"

winiku (noun, /winɪku/): "night"

ousanak (noun, /aʊsənək/): "noodle"

ttalut (noun, /ɾəlʌt/): "nose"

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

mu (noun, /mu/): "parent"

rattinit (noun, /ɹəɾɪnit/): "path"

an (noun, /ən/): "peace"

patawttu (noun, /pətoɾu/): "pepper"

uw (noun, /ʌw/): "person"

zi (noun, /zi/): "pie"

ainami (noun, /aɪnəmɪ/): "pig"

sitti (noun, /sɪɾɪ/): "rabbit"

adine (noun, /ædinɛ/): "rain"

ij (noun, /idʒ/): "rat"

kalatt (noun, /kələɾ/): "river"

mazuvitt (noun, /mæzʌvɪɾ/): "robe"

azilava (noun, /æzɪləvə/): "rock"

inab (noun, /ɪnæb/): "root"

inid (noun, /inɪd/): "salt"

at (noun, /at/): "sand"

abi (noun, /abɪ/): "seed"

atayzim (noun, /ətezɪm/): "sibling"

bisa (noun, /bisə/): "sister"

ni (noun, /ni/): "skin"

ttatika (noun, /ɾətɪka/): "sky"

aytibap (noun, /etɪbəp/): "smoke"

id (noun, /ɪd/): "snake"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "soup"

alachay (noun, /ələtʃe/): "star"

nattuj (noun, /nəɾʌj/): "stew"

adami (noun, /adəmɪ/): "stomach"

ta (noun, /tə/): "stone"

attunisay (noun, /əɾʌnise/): "stream"

asi (noun, /əsi/): "sun"

ita (noun, /itə/): "sword"

palan (noun, /pælən/): "tail"

noun (noun, /naʊn/): "tavern"

ad (noun, /əd/): "thumb"

thinin (noun, /ðinɪn/): "tongue"

loob (noun, /lʊb/): "tooth"

tila (noun, /tɪlə/): "tree"

ajac (noun, /əjəc/): "truth"

asatayd (noun, /əsæted/): "uncle"

sa (noun, /sə/): "valley"

dainaisi (noun, /daɪnaɪsɪ/): "war"

am (noun, /æm/): "water"

tattupa (noun, /taɾʌpa/): "way"

ikunu (noun, /ikʌnʌ/): "wine"

zadad (noun, /zadəd/): "woman"

tataji (noun, /tætədʒɪ/): "word"