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Kavima

Kavima Dictionary

Pronouns

ta (pronoun, /tə/): "he"

att (pronoun, /əɾ/): "she"

ith (pronoun, /ið/): "they"

te (pronoun, /tɛ/): "you"

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

itt (pronoun, /ɪɾ/): "I"

Articles

use (article, /usɛ/): "a"

za (article, /zə/): "the"

Prepositions

azaliha (preposition, /əzælihə/): "and"

oud (preposition, /aʊd/): "as"

ding (preposition, /dɪŋ/): "from"

inikain (preposition, /ɪnɪkaɪn/): "in"

ithapai (preposition, /iðəpaɪ/): "of"

asoughtho (preposition, /əsɒðɔ/): "or"

thiwep (preposition, /ðɪwɛp/): "to"

uhuva (preposition, /uhuvə/): "will"

tadets (preposition, /tədɛts/): "with"

Numbers

pajinat (number, /pajɪnət/): "zero"

kisa (number, /kɪsæ/): "one"

ailaisi (number, /aɪlaɪsɪ/): "two"

ta (number, /tə/): "three"

ttoughsitawn (number, /ɾɒsɪton/): "four"

al (number, /əl/): "five"

ti (number, /tɪ/): "six"

va (number, /və/): "seven"

ttasittiw (number, /ɾəsiɾiw/): "eight"

anittare (number, /ənɪɾəɹɛ/): "nine"

na (number, /nə/): "ten"

Questions

piva (question, /pɪvə/): "what"

thimunuk (question, /ðimunʌk/): "who"

satik (question, /sətik/): "how"

adipel (question, /adipɛl/): "why"

att (question, /əɾ/): "when"

Interjections

ba (interjection, /bə/): "hello"

isenatt (interjection, /isɛnəɾ/): "goodbye"

aybap (interjection, /ebəp/): "hey"

thitt (interjection, /ðiɾ/): "bye"

bedik (interjection, /bɛdɪk/): "ouch"

ainat (interjection, /aɪnæt/): "wow"

ainaz (interjection, /aɪnəz/): "uh"

aype (interjection, /epɛ/): "er"

ayna (interjection, /enə/): "um"

Adverbs

uting (adverb, /utɪŋ/): "again"

aythoo (adverb, /eðʊ/): "now"

ita (adverb, /itə/): "soon"

loujoughpi (adverb, /laʊdʒɒpɪ/): "often"

il (adverb, /ɪl/): "sometimes"

ha (adverb, /hə/): "always"

wech (adverb, /wɛtʃ/): "never"

il (adverb, /ɪl/): "seldom"

Adjectives

sathali (adjective, /səðəlɪ/): "aromatic"

tal (adjective, /təl/): "basted"

gishawwa (adjective, /giʃowə/): "big"

izimal (adjective, /ɪziməl/): "bitter"

awma (adjective, /omə/): "black"

zadai (adjective, /zædaɪ/): "blue"

isal (adjective, /ɪsəl/): "brown"

ushattas (adjective, /ʌʃəɾəs/): "chilled"

pavait (adjective, /pəvaɪt/): "cold"

adootti (adjective, /ədʊɾi/): "curried"

laittu (adjective, /laɪɾu/): "dark"

daima (adjective, /daɪmæ/): "deep"

ittitta (adjective, /iɾɪɾə/): "divine"

anis (adjective, /ənɪs/): "drunk"

dizeki (adjective, /dɪzɛkɪ/): "empty"

uthisi (adjective, /ʌðɪsɪ/): "evil"

azai (adjective, /əzaɪ/): "familiar"

ib (adjective, /ib/): "fat"

uneti (adjective, /unɛti/): "flat"

kawd (adjective, /kod/): "frail"

titinif (adjective, /tɪtɪnif/): "fried"

ika (adjective, /ɪkə/): "full"

ttoibayf (adjective, /ɾɔɪbef/): "good"

az (adjective, /əz/): "green"

tiziniw (adjective, /tɪzɪnɪw/): "grey"

itawttuk (adjective, /ɪtoɾuk/): "honest"

taiw (adjective, /taɪw/): "hot"

nusa (adjective, /nusə/): "light"

ddoughtt (adjective, /ɽɒɾ/): "long"

ilanawthough (adjective, /ilanoðɒ/): "loud"

setad (adjective, /sɛtəd/): "mortal"

sittithi (adjective, /sɪɾɪðɪ/): "mysterious"

sidaw (adjective, /sɪdo/): "narrow"

awthanu (adjective, /oðənu/): "old"

itti (adjective, /iɾi/): "orange"

oughthaj (adjective, /ɒðædʒ/): "pungent"

na (adjective, /nə/): "purple"

da (adjective, /dæ/): "quiet"

aytade (adjective, /etadɛ/): "raw"

kawhasatt (adjective, /kohæsəɾ/): "rectangular"

azajuk (adjective, /əzədʒʌk/): "red"

athay (adjective, /əðe/): "roasted"

idung (adjective, /ɪduŋ/): "round"

isha (adjective, /iʃæ/): "salty"

ne (adjective, /nɛ/): "savory"

naja (adjective, /nəjə/): "shallow"

din (adjective, /din/): "short"

kaw (adjective, /ko/): "smoked"

ti (adjective, /tɪ/): "sober"

daytt (adjective, /deɾ/): "sour"

ethinanu (adjective, /ɛðinənu/): "spicy"

uma (adjective, /ʌmə/): "spiral"

an (adjective, /æn/): "square"

fivab (adjective, /fivæb/): "steamed"

bajaytal (adjective, /bədʒetəl/): "strange"

shaw (adjective, /ʃəw/): "strong"

imanazi (adjective, /ɪmanəzɪ/): "sturdy"

ugu (adjective, /ugu/): "sweet"

di (adjective, /dɪ/): "tall"

sough (adjective, /sɒ/): "thick"

vatitt (adjective, /vətiɾ/): "thin"

di (adjective, /dɪ/): "warm"

diw (adjective, /diw/): "weak"

nikuza (adjective, /nɪkʌzə/): "white"

ukaik (adjective, /ʌkaɪk/): "wide"

ge (adjective, /gɛ/): "yellow"

jaymizi (adjective, /dʒemizɪ/): "young"

Verbs

anittoo (verb, /ənɪɾʊ/): "bake"

ttukim (verb, /ɾʌkɪm/): "be"

attasati (verb, /əɾəsətɪ/): "belong"

ives (verb, /ɪvɛs/): "bite"

utt (verb, /uɾ/): "break"

ttafan (verb, /ɾəfæn/): "burn"

shas (verb, /ʃas/): "come"

chayk (verb, /tʃek/): "die"

widaiv (verb, /wɪdaɪv/): "drink"

oul (verb, /aʊl/): "eat"

itawge (verb, /ɪtogɛ/): "fall"

ttud (verb, /ɾud/): "fight"

isia (verb, /ɪʒə/): "find"

abalaz (verb, /æbələz/): "fish"

ttulawttouk (verb, /ɾuloɾaʊk/): "fly"

oughkithu (verb, /ɒkiðʌ/): "frown"

ipihatte (verb, /ipɪhəɾɛ/): "go"

ewaws (verb, /ɛwos/): "growl"

labide (verb, /ləbɪdɛ/): "hate"

le (verb, /lɛ/): "have"

te (verb, /tɛ/): "hear"

atasa (verb, /ətæsə/): "hide"

asili (verb, /æsɪli/): "hold"

oughzatab (verb, /ɒzətəb/): "hunt"

atithi (verb, /ətɪðɪ/): "jump"

zitaisoughtt (verb, /zitaɪsɒɾ/): "kill"

tata (verb, /tətə/): "know"

in (verb, /ɪn/): "laugh"

joughnayba (verb, /dʒɒnebə/): "lie"

aytta (verb, /eɾə/): "live"

aytt (verb, /eɾ/): "lose"

nazuna (verb, /nəzʌnə/): "love"

mis (verb, /mɪs/): "need"

awawazu (verb, /əwawəzu/): "own"

iwutam (verb, /ɪwutəm/): "roast"

ewetou (verb, /ɛwɛtaʊ/): "run"

ekisuj (verb, /ɛkɪsuj/): "see"

unaykar (verb, /unekæɹ/): "sit"

natakaiv (verb, /nətəkaɪv/): "sleep"

azichu (verb, /æzɪtʃu/): "smell"

thibi (verb, /ðɪbi/): "smile"

ivasalu (verb, /ɪvæsalu/): "stand"

lad (verb, /læd/): "strike"

midithav (verb, /mɪdɪðəv/): "swallow"

atalough (verb, /ætəlɒ/): "swim"

ttavahayt (verb, /ɾəvəhet/): "taste"

aimav (verb, /aɪməv/): "throw"

may (verb, /me/): "walk"

ttittena (verb, /ɾiɾɛnə/): "want"

Nouns

oudana (noun, /aʊdænə/): "afternoon"

anattifaw (noun, /ænəɾɪfo/): "ale"

aydawin (noun, /edəwin/): "all"

ga (noun, /gæ/): "alligator"

ithai (noun, /ɪðaɪ/): "arm"

letiz (noun, /lɛtɪz/): "ash"

teli (noun, /tɛlɪ/): "aunt"

itt (noun, /iɾ/): "axe"

net (noun, /nɛt/): "bark"

ttoughkalay (noun, /ɾɒkəle/): "bay"

ti (noun, /ti/): "beer"

udattina (noun, /ʌdəɾinə/): "beet"

sing (noun, /sɪŋ/): "bird"

sitimat (noun, /sitɪmat/): "blood"

atama (noun, /ətəma/): "boar"

zapi (noun, /zəpi/): "bone"

mab (noun, /məb/): "breakfast"

ifasa (noun, /ɪfəsə/): "breast"

titanatt (noun, /tɪtənəɾ/): "brother"

nas (noun, /nas/): "castle"

zibini (noun, /zibɪnɪ/): "cat"

anisetta (noun, /ənisɛɾə/): "cat"

ebiwak (noun, /ɛbɪwək/): "chest"

kaititi (noun, /kaɪtɪti/): "chicken"

aydabitu (noun, /edəbɪtu/): "claw"

aywipathe (noun, /ewipəðɛ/): "cloud"

ka (noun, /kə/): "coconut"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "crime"

tti (noun, /ɾi/): "day"

nide (noun, /nɪdɛ/): "dinner"

ttani (noun, /ɾani/): "dog"

ittayli (noun, /ɪɾeli/): "drink"

udus (noun, /udʌs/): "dungeon"

lisaisayp (noun, /lisaɪsep/): "ear"

uvath (noun, /uvəð/): "earth"

isha (noun, /ɪʃə/): "egg"

asigubu (noun, /əsigʌbu/): "elder"

ttal (noun, /ɾəl/): "enemy"

awekiki (noun, /əwɛkikɪ/): "evening"

sough (noun, /sɒ/): "eye"

latt (noun, /ləɾ/): "family"

usattuthi (noun, /usæɾʌθɪ/): "father"

vizazai (noun, /vɪzæzaɪ/): "feather"

iddaki (noun, /ɪɽəki/): "fight"

baiwoughkit (noun, /baɪwɒkit/): "finger"

ad (noun, /əd/): "fire"

izaw (noun, /izo/): "fish"

apa (noun, /əpə/): "flesh"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "foot"

ukinal (noun, /ukinal/): "forest"

alatt (noun, /ələɾ/): "fox"

taw (noun, /təw/): "friend"

at (noun, /ət/): "goose"

devi (noun, /dɛvɪ/): "grease"

ima (noun, /ɪmə/): "group"

aba (noun, /əbə/): "gulf"

kaf (noun, /kəf/): "hair"

fawu (noun, /fəwʌ/): "hand"

aday (noun, /æde/): "hat"

bat (noun, /bət/): "hate"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "head"

da (noun, /də/): "hill"

nget (noun, /ŋɛt/): "horn"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "horse"

ittenakaw (noun, /iɾɛnəko/): "house"

ttat (noun, /ɾət/): "inn"

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

ziba (noun, /zɪbə/): "jaw"

naijett (noun, /naɪdʒɛɾ/): "lake"

ifi (noun, /ifi/): "leaf"

kagitted (noun, /kəgɪɾɛd/): "leg"

asoughdi (noun, /əsɒdɪ/): "liver"

daysi (noun, /desɪ/): "louse"

paw (noun, /po/): "love"

ttathil (noun, /ɾəðil/): "lunch"

dou (noun, /daʊ/): "man"

adough (noun, /ædɒ/): "many"

lun (noun, /lʌn/): "meal"

athayzagi (noun, /əðezəgɪ/): "metal"

ttatha (noun, /ɾəðə/): "mine"

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

ath (noun, /əθ/): "moon"

udayttek (noun, /udeɾɛk/): "morning"

fib (noun, /fɪb/): "mother"

attaga (noun, /əɾəgə/): "mountain"

sawi (noun, /səwɪ/): "mouth"

ilashuttough (noun, /ɪlæʃʌɾɒ/): "name"

nith (noun, /nɪð/): "neck"

ivattib (noun, /ivəɾɪb/): "night"

afag (noun, /əfag/): "noodle"

attifaw (noun, /əɾifo/): "nose"

pa (noun, /pə/): "ocean"

amasati (noun, /əməsətɪ/): "parent"

talipai (noun, /tælipaɪ/): "path"

ngi (noun, /ŋi/): "peace"

ka (noun, /kə/): "pepper"

ttaymuzik (noun, /ɾemuzɪk/): "person"

divawtt (noun, /divoɾ/): "pie"

vuttoughng (noun, /vuɾɒŋ/): "pig"

thougasa (noun, /ðaʊgæsə/): "rabbit"

aninga (noun, /ənɪŋə/): "rain"

apituwu (noun, /əpɪtʌwu/): "rat"

ttal (noun, /ɾəl/): "river"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "robe"

saimittough (noun, /saɪmɪɾɒ/): "rock"

nibitawtt (noun, /nibitoɾ/): "root"

tawve (noun, /tovɛ/): "salt"

saditt (noun, /sədɪɾ/): "sand"

itada (noun, /itəda/): "seed"

asutab (noun, /əsʌtəb/): "sibling"

ttan (noun, /ɾən/): "sister"

isaina (noun, /isaɪnə/): "skin"

lathawti (noun, /læθotɪ/): "sky"

zitti (noun, /ziɾɪ/): "smoke"

toul (noun, /taʊl/): "snake"

lesitta (noun, /lɛsɪɾə/): "soup"

athalep (noun, /əðəlɛp/): "star"

ttize (noun, /ɾizɛ/): "stew"

datasai (noun, /datasaɪ/): "stomach"

taizim (noun, /taɪzɪm/): "stone"

aypib (noun, /epib/): "stream"

athitain (noun, /əðitaɪn/): "sun"

atanayn (noun, /ətənen/): "sword"

ttilivit (noun, /ɾilɪvɪt/): "tail"

attought (noun, /aɾɒt/): "tavern"

zulerri (noun, /zʌlɛri/): "thumb"

sama (noun, /səmə/): "tongue"

ttitt (noun, /ɾɪɾ/): "tooth"

imug (noun, /imug/): "tree"

azala (noun, /azələ/): "truth"

ikeliz (noun, /ikɛlɪz/): "uncle"

ays (noun, /es/): "valley"

alebasai (noun, /əlɛbəsaɪ/): "war"

adugat (noun, /ædʌgət/): "water"

sa (noun, /sə/): "way"

ttaduttul (noun, /ɾəduɾʌl/): "wine"

tahan (noun, /təhən/): "woman"

ayda (noun, /edə/): "word"