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Utubutta

Utubutta Dictionary

Pronouns

pal (pronoun, /pəl/): "he"

katt (pronoun, /kəɾ/): "she"

ezi (pronoun, /ɛzɪ/): "they"

att (pronoun, /æɾ/): "you"

pi (pronoun, /pɪ/): "we"

lin (pronoun, /lin/): "I"

Articles

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

koh (article, /kɔh/): "the"

Prepositions

ta (preposition, /tə/): "and"

daysuni (preposition, /desʌni/): "as"

isatalai (preposition, /ɪsətəlaɪ/): "from"

ayttu (preposition, /eɾʌ/): "in"

oughbav (preposition, /ɒbav/): "of"

em (preposition, /ɛm/): "or"

adanutt (preposition, /ædənʌɾ/): "to"

ngiva (preposition, /ŋiva/): "will"

taittattas (preposition, /taɪɾaɾəs/): "with"

Numbers

zitit (number, /zɪtɪt/): "zero"

ttai (number, /ɾaɪ/): "one"

toughdaf (number, /tɒdəf/): "two"

ungi (number, /uŋi/): "three"

tawfala (number, /tofələ/): "four"

udat (number, /udat/): "five"

athudup (number, /aðudʌp/): "six"

sinit (number, /sɪnɪt/): "seven"

jithasayth (number, /dʒiðæseð/): "eight"

daip (number, /daɪp/): "nine"

ooda (number, /ʊdə/): "ten"

Questions

najul (question, /nəjʌl/): "what"

egasoota (question, /ɛgəsʊtə/): "who"

ewimayv (question, /ɛwimev/): "how"

noughsip (question, /nɒsɪp/): "why"

ot (question, /ɔt/): "when"

Interjections

itasi (interjection, /ɪtəsi/): "hello"

tuh (interjection, /tʌh/): "goodbye"

izuttad (interjection, /ɪzuɾæd/): "hey"

pazusa (interjection, /pəzʌsə/): "bye"

sajune (interjection, /sədʒʌnɛ/): "ouch"

chadatta (interjection, /tʃədəɾə/): "wow"

alithitt (interjection, /əlɪðɪɾ/): "uh"

ttakat (interjection, /ɾækət/): "er"

thimawmayt (interjection, /ðimomet/): "um"

Adverbs

zith (adverb, /zɪð/): "again"

dane (adverb, /dənɛ/): "now"

kithoughs (adverb, /kɪðɒs/): "soon"

idaythadu (adverb, /ideðədu/): "often"

ttaitt (adverb, /ɾaɪɾ/): "sometimes"

sittaita (adverb, /sɪɾaɪta/): "always"

soo (adverb, /sʊ/): "never"

nungittu (adverb, /nuŋɪɾʌ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ttettawdat (adjective, /ɾɛɾodət/): "aromatic"

bemawul (adjective, /bɛməwul/): "basted"

kinayta (adjective, /kɪnetə/): "big"

unadap (adjective, /ʌnədəp/): "bitter"

noughn (adjective, /nɒn/): "black"

lithawthay (adjective, /liðoðe/): "blue"

nattingi (adjective, /nəɾɪŋɪ/): "brown"

imas (adjective, /ɪməs/): "chilled"

thad (adjective, /ðəd/): "cold"

aihiz (adjective, /aɪhɪz/): "curried"

aythana (adjective, /eðænə/): "dark"

edumi (adjective, /ɛdumi/): "deep"

soughwi (adjective, /sɒwɪ/): "divine"

lath (adjective, /ləð/): "drunk"

tal (adjective, /təl/): "empty"

ach (adjective, /əx/): "evil"

diju (adjective, /dɪju/): "familiar"

natta (adjective, /nəɾə/): "fat"

wattettul (adjective, /wəɾɛɾul/): "flat"

iwaysah (adjective, /ɪwesəh/): "frail"

awoughm (adjective, /əwɒm/): "fried"

ubitisi (adjective, /ʌbitisɪ/): "full"

ubahab (adjective, /ubəhəb/): "good"

anayt (adjective, /ənet/): "green"

asulaw (adjective, /asʌlo/): "grey"

athasath (adjective, /əθəsəð/): "honest"

tinaytt (adjective, /tineɾ/): "hot"

vajat (adjective, /vəjat/): "light"

tupufit (adjective, /tupufɪt/): "long"

aidima (adjective, /aɪdɪmə/): "loud"

aidaf (adjective, /aɪdəf/): "mortal"

aiwani (adjective, /aɪwəni/): "mysterious"

ivamil (adjective, /ɪvəmil/): "narrow"

ngas (adjective, /ŋəs/): "old"

etashaylay (adjective, /ɛtəʃele/): "orange"

dasittad (adjective, /dəsɪɾəd/): "pungent"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "purple"

aitough (adjective, /aɪtɒ/): "quiet"

ttateju (adjective, /ɾətɛjʌ/): "raw"

tta (adjective, /ɾæ/): "rectangular"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "red"

fanattas (adjective, /fənəɾæs/): "roasted"

wis (adjective, /wis/): "round"

an (adjective, /ən/): "salty"

ttettattai (adjective, /ɾɛɾəɾaɪ/): "savory"

utat (adjective, /utət/): "shallow"

namiz (adjective, /nəmɪz/): "short"

bawawi (adjective, /bæwəwɪ/): "smoked"

il (adjective, /il/): "sober"

itathu (adjective, /ɪtəðʌ/): "sour"

ata (adjective, /ətə/): "spicy"

agaza (adjective, /əgəzə/): "spiral"

ataichak (adjective, /ætaɪxək/): "square"

itti (adjective, /iɾi/): "steamed"

dawn (adjective, /don/): "strange"

amitai (adjective, /əmitaɪ/): "strong"

ivaja (adjective, /ivəja/): "sturdy"

nanay (adjective, /nəne/): "sweet"

inai (adjective, /ɪnaɪ/): "tall"

hiti (adjective, /hiti/): "thick"

seth (adjective, /sɛð/): "thin"

ouzaitayke (adjective, /aʊzaɪtekɛ/): "warm"

tini (adjective, /tinɪ/): "weak"

utasuka (adjective, /ʌtəsukə/): "white"

lanag (adjective, /lanəg/): "wide"

iniboud (adjective, /inɪbaʊd/): "yellow"

ena (adjective, /ɛnə/): "young"

Verbs

adu (verb, /adu/): "bake"

akaym (verb, /əkem/): "be"

awsittati (verb, /osɪɾəti/): "belong"

sawi (verb, /sawɪ/): "bite"

pungulu (verb, /pʌŋʌlu/): "break"

nat (verb, /næt/): "burn"

amuwaytta (verb, /æmʌweɾə/): "come"

hav (verb, /həv/): "die"

laza (verb, /ləzə/): "drink"

kaiwul (verb, /kaɪwul/): "eat"

udi (verb, /ʌdɪ/): "fall"

oughdavaw (verb, /ɒdəvo/): "fight"

thou (verb, /ðaʊ/): "find"

att (verb, /əɾ/): "fish"

va (verb, /və/): "fly"

adoughda (verb, /ədɒdə/): "frown"

al (verb, /æl/): "go"

idditai (verb, /iɽɪtaɪ/): "growl"

litas (verb, /lɪtas/): "hate"

enu (verb, /ɛnʌ/): "have"

thittattis (verb, /ðɪɾəɾɪs/): "hear"

ounettalo (verb, /aʊnɛɾəlɔ/): "hide"

ittapi (verb, /iɾəpi/): "hold"

itti (verb, /ɪɾi/): "hunt"

aysulid (verb, /esulɪd/): "jump"

kajafoughs (verb, /kədʒəfɒs/): "kill"

ttoottaynutt (verb, /ɾʊɾenʌɾ/): "know"

ak (verb, /ak/): "laugh"

tayhif (verb, /tehɪf/): "lie"

ebatakou (verb, /ɛbətəkaʊ/): "live"

anawbayti (verb, /ənobetɪ/): "lose"

ip (verb, /ɪp/): "love"

en (verb, /ɛn/): "need"

taza (verb, /təzæ/): "own"

idit (verb, /ɪdit/): "roast"

mook (verb, /mʊk/): "run"

it (verb, /ɪt/): "see"

akaitta (verb, /ækaɪɾə/): "sit"

athini (verb, /əθɪnɪ/): "sleep"

vush (verb, /vuʃ/): "smell"

ingittedi (verb, /iŋɪɾɛdɪ/): "smile"

ni (verb, /nɪ/): "stand"

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

umou (verb, /umaʊ/): "swallow"

akittough (verb, /əkiɾɒ/): "swim"

ahoo (verb, /əhʊ/): "taste"

athi (verb, /əðɪ/): "throw"

ana (verb, /ənə/): "walk"

une (verb, /unɛ/): "want"

Nouns

sanai (noun, /sənaɪ/): "afternoon"

naivath (noun, /naɪvəð/): "ale"

thang (noun, /θəŋ/): "all"

fawvathuf (noun, /fovaðʌf/): "alligator"

tig (noun, /tɪg/): "arm"

ithaib (noun, /ɪðaɪb/): "ash"

thooth (noun, /θʊθ/): "aunt"

ala (noun, /ælə/): "axe"

sinak (noun, /sɪnək/): "bark"

nittani (noun, /nɪɾənɪ/): "bay"

ikough (noun, /ɪkɒ/): "beer"

idunet (noun, /ɪdʌnɛt/): "beet"

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

ihayva (noun, /ihevə/): "blood"

attay (noun, /æɾe/): "boar"

ttoutt (noun, /ɾaʊɾ/): "bone"

matootti (noun, /mətʊɾɪ/): "breakfast"

tinatta (noun, /tɪnæɾə/): "breast"

atashih (noun, /atəʃɪh/): "brother"

lay (noun, /le/): "castle"

acha (noun, /atʃa/): "cat"

ipai (noun, /ɪpaɪ/): "cat"

ttaych (noun, /ɾetʃ/): "chest"

bayl (noun, /bel/): "chicken"

sipawdaz (noun, /sɪpodæz/): "claw"

avis (noun, /əvɪs/): "cloud"

adasi (noun, /ədəsɪ/): "coconut"

epaz (noun, /ɛpəz/): "crime"

ivi (noun, /ɪvɪ/): "day"

tattoughde (noun, /təɾɒdɛ/): "dinner"

af (noun, /əf/): "dog"

aizuttoutte (noun, /aɪzʌɾaʊɾɛ/): "drink"

il (noun, /ɪl/): "dungeon"

ivaheha (noun, /ivəhɛhə/): "ear"

mai (noun, /maɪ/): "earth"

ajelay (noun, /əjɛle/): "egg"

shittay (noun, /ʃiɾe/): "elder"

akinut (noun, /əkɪnut/): "enemy"

ati (noun, /əti/): "evening"

ahafoil (noun, /əhæfɔɪl/): "eye"

libi (noun, /lɪbɪ/): "family"

tasa (noun, /tasə/): "father"

ettak (noun, /ɛɾək/): "feather"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "fight"

bitti (noun, /bɪɾɪ/): "finger"

na (noun, /nə/): "fire"

zay (noun, /ze/): "fish"

aipala (noun, /aɪpələ/): "flesh"

thenuttus (noun, /ðɛnʌɾʌs/): "foot"

wa (noun, /wə/): "forest"

attin (noun, /əɾin/): "fox"

las (noun, /ləs/): "friend"

aysuf (noun, /esuf/): "goose"

na (noun, /næ/): "grease"

ibema (noun, /ibɛmə/): "group"

thabaga (noun, /ðəbəgə/): "gulf"

al (noun, /əl/): "hair"

as (noun, /as/): "hand"

azough (noun, /əzɒ/): "hat"

jelagoughsh (noun, /jɛləgɒʃ/): "hate"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "head"

ecough (noun, /ɛcɒ/): "hill"

sal (noun, /sæl/): "horn"

mafoughnatt (noun, /mæfɒnaɾ/): "horse"

oughda (noun, /ɒdə/): "house"

edin (noun, /ɛdɪn/): "inn"

ati (noun, /ətɪ/): "island"

taythayhah (noun, /teðehəh/): "jaw"

as (noun, /əs/): "lake"

inga (noun, /iŋə/): "leaf"

umas (noun, /uməs/): "leg"

li (noun, /lɪ/): "liver"

anoulough (noun, /ənaʊlɒ/): "louse"

oughme (noun, /ɒmɛ/): "love"

aylitid (noun, /elɪtɪd/): "lunch"

oughtuta (noun, /ɒtutə/): "man"

aka (noun, /əkæ/): "many"

gatta (noun, /gəɾə/): "meal"

anatt (noun, /anəɾ/): "metal"

an (noun, /ən/): "mine"

apitizay (noun, /əpitize/): "monster"

amootuna (noun, /əmʊtunə/): "moon"

aichus (noun, /aɪtʃus/): "morning"

uttif (noun, /uɾif/): "mother"

un (noun, /un/): "mountain"

atta (noun, /æɾə/): "mouth"

ttazi (noun, /ɾəzɪ/): "name"

vaytoo (noun, /vetʊ/): "neck"

nak (noun, /nak/): "night"

mid (noun, /mɪd/): "noodle"

naf (noun, /nəf/): "nose"

tika (noun, /tɪkə/): "ocean"

sizad (noun, /sɪzəd/): "parent"

amat (noun, /əmat/): "path"

tita (noun, /tɪtæ/): "peace"

zetittaym (noun, /zɛtiɾem/): "pepper"

thedani (noun, /ðɛdanɪ/): "person"

dattanitt (noun, /dəɾənɪɾ/): "pie"

atta (noun, /əɾə/): "pig"

an (noun, /ən/): "rabbit"

amattuva (noun, /æməɾʌvə/): "rain"

esith (noun, /ɛsið/): "rat"

sutha (noun, /sʌða/): "river"

sitt (noun, /siɾ/): "robe"

alana (noun, /ələnə/): "rock"

laytafal (noun, /letæfəl/): "root"

vadega (noun, /vədɛgə/): "salt"

attenange (noun, /əɾɛnəŋɛ/): "sand"

nitta (noun, /niɾə/): "seed"

asousil (noun, /æsaʊsɪl/): "sibling"

ataym (noun, /atem/): "sister"

angay (noun, /æŋe/): "skin"

tashud (noun, /təʃʌd/): "sky"

nukat (noun, /nukət/): "smoke"

athakit (noun, /aðəkɪt/): "snake"

ivi (noun, /ivɪ/): "soup"

ayttavi (noun, /eɾəvi/): "star"

an (noun, /ən/): "stew"

sutun (noun, /sutun/): "stomach"

layp (noun, /lep/): "stone"

re (noun, /ɹɛ/): "stream"

gangi (noun, /gəŋi/): "sun"

zutitt (noun, /zutɪɾ/): "sword"

zuvakil (noun, /zuvəkil/): "tail"

va (noun, /və/): "tavern"

witt (noun, /wiɾ/): "thumb"

asadawp (noun, /æsədop/): "tongue"

asisai (noun, /əsisaɪ/): "tooth"

mul (noun, /mʌl/): "tree"

izil (noun, /ɪzɪl/): "truth"

ttaykett (noun, /ɾekɛɾ/): "uncle"

emihan (noun, /ɛmɪhən/): "valley"

ttanes (noun, /ɾənɛs/): "war"

tiweve (noun, /tɪwɛvɛ/): "water"

tha (noun, /ðə/): "way"

panid (noun, /pənid/): "wine"

liliz (noun, /lɪlɪz/): "woman"

atit (noun, /atɪt/): "word"