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Jale

Jale Dictionary

Pronouns

nu (pronoun, /nʌ/): "he"

en (pronoun, /ɛn/): "she"

ith (pronoun, /ið/): "they"

iwa (pronoun, /ɪwə/): "you"

soughsh (pronoun, /sɒʃ/): "we"

hik (pronoun, /hɪk/): "I"

Articles

oughl (article, /ɒl/): "a"

zet (article, /zɛt/): "the"

Prepositions

shatai (preposition, /ʃætaɪ/): "and"

imatti (preposition, /imaɾi/): "as"

ttepil (preposition, /ɾɛpil/): "from"

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

athit (preposition, /əðit/): "of"

nu (preposition, /nu/): "or"

shes (preposition, /ʃɛs/): "to"

att (preposition, /æɾ/): "will"

lachu (preposition, /ləxu/): "with"

Numbers

ttafi (number, /ɾəfi/): "zero"

oughduw (number, /ɒduw/): "one"

athajasi (number, /əðəjəsi/): "two"

ahakoj (number, /əhəkɔdʒ/): "three"

etazouni (number, /ɛtæzaʊnɪ/): "four"

aningeba (number, /ənɪŋɛbə/): "five"

ttatali (number, /ɾatælɪ/): "six"

nihaleng (number, /nihəlɛŋ/): "seven"

thakam (number, /ðəkəm/): "eight"

tattumih (number, /təɾumih/): "nine"

asi (number, /əsɪ/): "ten"

Questions

ttatt (question, /ɾəɾ/): "what"

thi (question, /ði/): "who"

ngakagai (question, /ŋəkəgaɪ/): "how"

it (question, /ɪt/): "why"

zisiz (question, /zisiz/): "when"

Interjections

ttap (interjection, /ɾæp/): "hello"

shinatt (interjection, /ʃɪnəɾ/): "goodbye"

adi (interjection, /ədɪ/): "hey"

mitti (interjection, /mɪɾi/): "bye"

vitti (interjection, /vɪɾi/): "ouch"

ata (interjection, /ətə/): "wow"

uwi (interjection, /uwɪ/): "uh"

du (interjection, /dʌ/): "er"

zaipuduj (interjection, /zaɪpudʌj/): "um"

Adverbs

biwak (adverb, /bɪwək/): "again"

ishapesa (adverb, /ɪʃəpɛsə/): "now"

aykayhaygi (adverb, /ekehegɪ/): "soon"

hengou (adverb, /hɛŋaʊ/): "often"

aliz (adverb, /əliz/): "sometimes"

as (adverb, /æs/): "always"

fat (adverb, /fæt/): "never"

mevaik (adverb, /mɛvaɪk/): "seldom"

Adjectives

asu (adjective, /əsu/): "aromatic"

tatteshu (adjective, /təɾɛʃʌ/): "basted"

pusaynaiz (adjective, /pusenaɪz/): "big"

ivehe (adjective, /ivɛhɛ/): "bitter"

ditoujough (adjective, /ditaʊdʒɒ/): "black"

adita (adjective, /aditə/): "blue"

tifa (adjective, /tɪfə/): "brown"

ousathapi (adjective, /aʊsəðəpɪ/): "chilled"

isa (adjective, /ɪsæ/): "cold"

kimai (adjective, /kɪmaɪ/): "curried"

zam (adjective, /zəm/): "dark"

si (adjective, /sɪ/): "deep"

ttu (adjective, /ɾu/): "divine"

numaiba (adjective, /numaɪbæ/): "drunk"

ought (adjective, /ɒt/): "empty"

atihay (adjective, /ətɪhe/): "evil"

dumai (adjective, /dumaɪ/): "familiar"

sulushib (adjective, /sʌlʌʃib/): "fat"

um (adjective, /ʌm/): "flat"

wikith (adjective, /wɪkɪð/): "frail"

ida (adjective, /ɪdə/): "fried"

ttilaws (adjective, /ɾɪlos/): "full"

ilad (adjective, /iləd/): "good"

sha (adjective, /ʃə/): "green"

thathainoughw (adjective, /ðæðaɪnɒw/): "grey"

sal (adjective, /səl/): "honest"

ttath (adjective, /ɾæð/): "hot"

litta (adjective, /lɪɾə/): "light"

iwama (adjective, /iwəma/): "long"

awtutt (adjective, /otuɾ/): "loud"

out (adjective, /aʊt/): "mortal"

nak (adjective, /nək/): "mysterious"

etting (adjective, /ɛɾɪŋ/): "narrow"

lajines (adjective, /lədʒinɛs/): "old"

nash (adjective, /nəʃ/): "orange"

ef (adjective, /ɛf/): "pungent"

senan (adjective, /sɛnæn/): "purple"

nathawsu (adjective, /nəθosʌ/): "quiet"

ays (adjective, /es/): "raw"

iw (adjective, /ɪw/): "rectangular"

tine (adjective, /tɪnɛ/): "red"

segave (adjective, /sɛgəvɛ/): "roasted"

nanudat (adjective, /nənʌdət/): "round"

attavay (adjective, /æɾəvəy/): "salty"

dati (adjective, /dətɪ/): "savory"

pa (adjective, /pə/): "shallow"

attawth (adjective, /æɾoð/): "short"

kezethi (adjective, /kɛzɛθɪ/): "smoked"

azed (adjective, /əzɛd/): "sober"

ijivav (adjective, /ijivəv/): "sour"

dattekam (adjective, /dəɾɛkəm/): "spicy"

vanita (adjective, /vənɪta/): "spiral"

awhadou (adjective, /ohədaʊ/): "square"

ngi (adjective, /ŋɪ/): "steamed"

ttay (adjective, /ɾe/): "strange"

patti (adjective, /pəɾɪ/): "strong"

awtidu (adjective, /otidʌ/): "sturdy"

chitt (adjective, /tʃɪɾ/): "sweet"

inough (adjective, /ɪnɒ/): "tall"

sethough (adjective, /sɛðɒ/): "thick"

amil (adjective, /əmil/): "thin"

inawttiv (adjective, /ɪnoɾɪv/): "warm"

pa (adjective, /pə/): "weak"

vim (adjective, /vim/): "white"

udanad (adjective, /ʌdænəd/): "wide"

jadiku (adjective, /jədikʌ/): "yellow"

aqoughf (adjective, /əqɒf/): "young"

Verbs

shawtt (verb, /ʃoɾ/): "bake"

ttasake (verb, /ɾəsəkɛ/): "be"

ajayw (verb, /əjew/): "belong"

hatadem (verb, /hətədɛm/): "bite"

alakaych (verb, /əlakex/): "break"

titath (verb, /tɪtəð/): "burn"

uttawtuk (verb, /ʌɾotʌk/): "come"

lawithu (verb, /læwiðʌ/): "die"

ttoid (verb, /ɾɔɪd/): "drink"

sathenu (verb, /səðɛnu/): "eat"

tattai (verb, /təɾaɪ/): "fall"

awn (verb, /on/): "fight"

ani (verb, /ænɪ/): "find"

sune (verb, /sunɛ/): "fish"

avunan (verb, /əvunən/): "fly"

bile (verb, /bɪlɛ/): "frown"

sinathi (verb, /sɪnəði/): "go"

rilanoughtt (verb, /ɹɪlənɒɾ/): "growl"

shadise (verb, /ʃədisɛ/): "hate"

ittataith (verb, /ɪɾətaɪð/): "have"

jawal (verb, /jəwəl/): "hear"

habutti (verb, /həbuɾɪ/): "hide"

ajutt (verb, /ædʒuɾ/): "hold"

ngal (verb, /ŋəl/): "hunt"

lettidaw (verb, /lɛɾido/): "jump"

azisifa (verb, /əzisifə/): "kill"

kashi (verb, /kəʃi/): "know"

ka (verb, /kə/): "laugh"

thaive (verb, /ðaɪvɛ/): "lie"

ttuw (verb, /ɾʌw/): "live"

av (verb, /əv/): "lose"

hiva (verb, /hɪvə/): "love"

saka (verb, /səkə/): "need"

fatt (verb, /fəɾ/): "own"

sib (verb, /sib/): "roast"

vasat (verb, /vəsət/): "run"

jada (verb, /dʒədə/): "see"

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

chuz (verb, /tʃʌz/): "sleep"

pawwi (verb, /powi/): "smell"

akem (verb, /ækɛm/): "smile"

sashil (verb, /səʃil/): "stand"

ta (verb, /ta/): "strike"

oughzan (verb, /ɒzən/): "swallow"

anou (verb, /ænaʊ/): "swim"

adathaytt (verb, /ədəðeɾ/): "taste"

pekitt (verb, /pɛkɪɾ/): "throw"

ikaib (verb, /ikaɪb/): "walk"

saybays (verb, /sebes/): "want"

Nouns

ubitt (noun, /ʌbɪɾ/): "afternoon"

ja (noun, /jæ/): "ale"

nawthai (noun, /noðaɪ/): "all"

mawalan (noun, /məwələn/): "alligator"

vip (noun, /vɪp/): "arm"

ttaf (noun, /ɾaf/): "ash"

ittailika (noun, /ɪɾaɪlɪkə/): "aunt"

biv (noun, /biv/): "axe"

iluvith (noun, /ɪlʌvið/): "bark"

zasaneth (noun, /zəsənɛθ/): "bay"

atamoo (noun, /ətəmʊ/): "beer"

attud (noun, /æɾud/): "beet"

bi (noun, /bi/): "bird"

lawu (noun, /ləwʌ/): "blood"

thaba (noun, /ðəbæ/): "boar"

enungi (noun, /ɛnuŋɪ/): "bone"

taken (noun, /təkɛn/): "breakfast"

selid (noun, /sɛlid/): "breast"

pim (noun, /pɪm/): "brother"

aykad (noun, /ekəd/): "castle"

nawli (noun, /nolɪ/): "cat"

ttamuti (noun, /ɾəmʌtɪ/): "cat"

soolut (noun, /sʊlʌt/): "chest"

asajiju (noun, /əsəjɪjʌ/): "chicken"

ittittini (noun, /ɪɾɪɾinɪ/): "claw"

nattayso (noun, /næɾesɔ/): "cloud"

isaniz (noun, /ɪsənɪz/): "coconut"

ttoonach (noun, /ɾʊnəx/): "crime"

ittarath (noun, /iɾəɹəð/): "day"

anad (noun, /ænad/): "dinner"

ttoo (noun, /ɾʊ/): "dog"

isidi (noun, /isidɪ/): "drink"

shaitabi (noun, /ʃaɪtæbɪ/): "dungeon"

aimattan (noun, /aɪməɾən/): "ear"

awthanitt (noun, /oðənɪɾ/): "earth"

aysaizi (noun, /esaɪzi/): "egg"

da (noun, /də/): "elder"

nouja (noun, /naʊja/): "enemy"

fa (noun, /fa/): "evening"

ihata (noun, /ɪhətə/): "eye"

ttadath (noun, /ɾədəθ/): "family"

ed (noun, /ɛd/): "father"

oughla (noun, /ɒlə/): "feather"

aytabipough (noun, /etəbipɒ/): "fight"

aycha (noun, /exə/): "finger"

al (noun, /əl/): "fire"

naisati (noun, /naɪsətɪ/): "fish"

maif (noun, /maɪf/): "flesh"

aittil (noun, /aɪɾɪl/): "foot"

ita (noun, /ɪtə/): "forest"

hoosaittan (noun, /hʊsaɪɾən/): "fox"

kaithishi (noun, /kaɪðɪʃi/): "friend"

niv (noun, /nɪv/): "goose"

ap (noun, /əp/): "grease"

hi (noun, /hɪ/): "group"

ailattatti (noun, /aɪlaɾəɾi/): "gulf"

han (noun, /hən/): "hair"

kouyabi (noun, /kaʊyəbi/): "hand"

iza (noun, /ɪzə/): "hat"

al (noun, /al/): "hate"

el (noun, /ɛl/): "head"

se (noun, /sɛ/): "hill"

ahut (noun, /əhut/): "horn"

ivefa (noun, /ɪvɛfə/): "horse"

thinga (noun, /ðɪŋə/): "house"

oughhikas (noun, /ɒhikæs/): "inn"

iloonatt (noun, /ɪlʊnəɾ/): "island"

unouwasaw (noun, /ʌnaʊwəso/): "jaw"

zaladab (noun, /zəlædəb/): "lake"

de (noun, /dɛ/): "leaf"

lav (noun, /ləv/): "leg"

tiddawud (noun, /tɪɽæwud/): "liver"

nin (noun, /nɪn/): "louse"

unala (noun, /unəlæ/): "love"

nih (noun, /nɪh/): "lunch"

edalitt (noun, /ɛdəlɪɾ/): "man"

an (noun, /ən/): "many"

an (noun, /ən/): "meal"

inangazi (noun, /ɪnəŋəzi/): "metal"

mettid (noun, /mɛɾɪd/): "mine"

attachay (noun, /əɾətʃe/): "monster"

naina (noun, /naɪnæ/): "moon"

amavab (noun, /əməvæb/): "morning"

ttanatti (noun, /ɾænaɾi/): "mother"

isaj (noun, /isədʒ/): "mountain"

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

liz (noun, /lɪz/): "name"

usini (noun, /ʌsɪnɪ/): "neck"

ath (noun, /əθ/): "night"

imak (noun, /imək/): "noodle"

nattattuj (noun, /nəɾaɾudʒ/): "nose"

iwa (noun, /iwə/): "ocean"

ttaythettu (noun, /ɾeðɛɾʌ/): "parent"

afajal (noun, /əfədʒəl/): "path"

aiges (noun, /aɪgɛs/): "peace"

aywunina (noun, /ewʌnɪnə/): "pepper"

savezu (noun, /səvɛzʌ/): "person"

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

ekattal (noun, /ɛkəɾəl/): "pig"

aydayim (noun, /edayɪm/): "rabbit"

koithaynitt (noun, /kɔɪðeniɾ/): "rain"

ayn (noun, /en/): "rat"

hile (noun, /hilɛ/): "river"

ta (noun, /tæ/): "robe"

zi (noun, /zɪ/): "rock"

zeshita (noun, /zɛʃɪtə/): "root"

away (noun, /əwe/): "salt"

ededata (noun, /ɛdɛdətə/): "sand"

aduv (noun, /adʌv/): "seed"

ayjuh (noun, /ejuh/): "sibling"

kisating (noun, /kisətɪŋ/): "sister"

ttay (noun, /ɾe/): "skin"

athot (noun, /əθɔt/): "sky"

ttidethal (noun, /ɾɪdɛðəl/): "smoke"

ook (noun, /ʊk/): "snake"

sak (noun, /sək/): "soup"

eddatti (noun, /ɛɽæɾɪ/): "star"

attifala (noun, /əɾɪfəlæ/): "stew"

talat (noun, /tələt/): "stomach"

edu (noun, /ɛdʌ/): "stone"

taytat (noun, /tetət/): "stream"

vittai (noun, /vɪɾaɪ/): "sun"

ja (noun, /jə/): "sword"

up (noun, /up/): "tail"

ittal (noun, /iɾal/): "tavern"

awbatt (noun, /obəɾ/): "thumb"

ayj (noun, /ej/): "tongue"

asawng (noun, /asoŋ/): "tooth"

simibi (noun, /simibɪ/): "tree"

anileja (noun, /ənilɛjə/): "truth"

hiv (noun, /hɪv/): "uncle"

wutt (noun, /wuɾ/): "valley"

anam (noun, /ænəm/): "war"

avawa (noun, /əvəwa/): "water"

atamiv (noun, /ətæmɪv/): "way"

kilan (noun, /kɪlən/): "wine"

lanay (noun, /ləne/): "woman"

ttejana (noun, /ɾɛjənə/): "word"