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Zanin

Zanin Dictionary

Pronouns

tuth (pronoun, /tʌθ/): "he"

ma (pronoun, /mə/): "she"

ukaw (pronoun, /ʌko/): "they"

da (pronoun, /də/): "you"

tawng (pronoun, /toŋ/): "we"

att (pronoun, /əɾ/): "I"

Articles

tta (article, /ɾə/): "a"

thayt (article, /ðet/): "the"

Prepositions

ashawfa (preposition, /əʃofə/): "and"

att (preposition, /əɾ/): "as"

de (preposition, /dɛ/): "from"

ulinittai (preposition, /ulɪniɾaɪ/): "in"

atik (preposition, /ətik/): "of"

angini (preposition, /əŋɪni/): "or"

kese (preposition, /kɛsɛ/): "to"

ficha (preposition, /fɪtʃə/): "will"

alatetai (preposition, /ælətɛtaɪ/): "with"

Numbers

thet (number, /ðɛt/): "zero"

ithimin (number, /ɪðɪmin/): "one"

asatayn (number, /æsæten/): "two"

mumanis (number, /mumænɪs/): "three"

busoughch (number, /bʌsɒtʃ/): "four"

idam (number, /ɪdam/): "five"

itivoud (number, /itɪvaʊd/): "six"

attaki (number, /əɾakɪ/): "seven"

ootethatt (number, /ʊtɛðəɾ/): "eight"

natak (number, /natək/): "nine"

houghlu (number, /hɒlʌ/): "ten"

Questions

dithi (question, /dɪθɪ/): "what"

tagaf (question, /təgaf/): "who"

pi (question, /pɪ/): "how"

sittah (question, /siɾəh/): "why"

ttutinet (question, /ɾʌtinɛt/): "when"

Interjections

avalih (interjection, /əvəlɪh/): "hello"

anid (interjection, /anɪd/): "goodbye"

jay (interjection, /je/): "hey"

ud (interjection, /ud/): "bye"

vih (interjection, /vih/): "ouch"

tinuthi (interjection, /tinʌðɪ/): "wow"

lemimus (interjection, /lɛmɪmʌs/): "uh"

maizaz (interjection, /maɪzəz/): "er"

safawthooth (interjection, /səfoðʊð/): "um"

Adverbs

ili (adverb, /ɪli/): "again"

ina (adverb, /ɪnə/): "now"

ttet (adverb, /ɾɛt/): "soon"

zash (adverb, /zaʃ/): "often"

azithe (adverb, /əzɪðɛ/): "sometimes"

amamuv (adverb, /əmæmuv/): "always"

settik (adverb, /sɛɾɪk/): "never"

ainattoughla (adverb, /aɪnæɾɒlə/): "seldom"

Adjectives

id (adjective, /id/): "aromatic"

uf (adjective, /ʌf/): "basted"

va (adjective, /væ/): "big"

abaketi (adjective, /əbəkɛtɪ/): "bitter"

iham (adjective, /ɪhəm/): "black"

atsi (adjective, /ætsɪ/): "blue"

naz (adjective, /nəz/): "brown"

lilila (adjective, /lɪlilə/): "chilled"

akeza (adjective, /əkɛzə/): "cold"

najika (adjective, /næjika/): "curried"

dasoujif (adjective, /dəsaʊdʒɪf/): "dark"

pig (adjective, /pɪg/): "deep"

anu (adjective, /ənʌ/): "divine"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "drunk"

azout (adjective, /əzaʊt/): "empty"

itoughttatti (adjective, /itɒɾəɾɪ/): "evil"

sitattay (adjective, /sɪtəɾe/): "familiar"

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

nu (adjective, /nʌ/): "flat"

ettith (adjective, /ɛɾɪθ/): "frail"

usatawtti (adjective, /ʌsətoɾɪ/): "fried"

bi (adjective, /bɪ/): "full"

wap (adjective, /wəp/): "good"

asa (adjective, /asə/): "green"

thati (adjective, /θətɪ/): "grey"

itsananga (adjective, /ɪtsənəŋə/): "honest"

lay (adjective, /le/): "hot"

itila (adjective, /ɪtɪlə/): "light"

adapatha (adjective, /ədəpæðə/): "long"

attatuha (adjective, /əɾætuhə/): "loud"

bipethap (adjective, /bɪpɛðəp/): "mortal"

adoopi (adjective, /ædʊpɪ/): "mysterious"

witt (adjective, /wiɾ/): "narrow"

apitti (adjective, /əpɪɾi/): "old"

attanawf (adjective, /əɾənof/): "orange"

anatt (adjective, /ænəɾ/): "pungent"

zay (adjective, /ze/): "purple"

rrait (adjective, /raɪt/): "quiet"

inim (adjective, /inɪm/): "raw"

uttet (adjective, /ʌɾɛt/): "rectangular"

vayli (adjective, /velɪ/): "red"

doughs (adjective, /dɒs/): "roasted"

bizumayb (adjective, /bɪzʌmeb/): "round"

sanilaw (adjective, /saniləw/): "salty"

amasi (adjective, /əmasi/): "savory"

isinan (adjective, /isɪnən/): "shallow"

tazayb (adjective, /təzeb/): "short"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "smoked"

ulaz (adjective, /uləz/): "sober"

siwup (adjective, /siwʌp/): "sour"

alala (adjective, /ələlə/): "spicy"

oughzulen (adjective, /ɒzulɛn/): "spiral"

athilaitha (adjective, /aðɪlaɪðə/): "square"

oudou (adjective, /aʊdaʊ/): "steamed"

palane (adjective, /pələnɛ/): "strange"

ulattum (adjective, /ʌlaɾʌm/): "strong"

sain (adjective, /saɪn/): "sturdy"

tikavi (adjective, /tɪkəvɪ/): "sweet"

pamini (adjective, /pamɪni/): "tall"

kashuw (adjective, /kəʃuw/): "thick"

hunan (adjective, /hunən/): "thin"

uthawsah (adjective, /uðosəh/): "warm"

vathih (adjective, /vaðih/): "weak"

ingew (adjective, /ɪŋɛw/): "white"

ul (adjective, /ʌl/): "wide"

isat (adjective, /ɪsət/): "yellow"

athuch (adjective, /aðʌtʃ/): "young"

Verbs

ittatt (verb, /iɾəɾ/): "bake"

ba (verb, /bæ/): "be"

shawnita (verb, /ʃonɪtə/): "belong"

tta (verb, /ɾæ/): "bite"

efi (verb, /ɛfɪ/): "break"

athatanough (verb, /əðətənɒ/): "burn"

azuneni (verb, /əzunɛnɪ/): "come"

inithutoi (verb, /ɪniðʌtɔɪ/): "die"

yithezi (verb, /yɪðɛzi/): "drink"

alawana (verb, /ələwanə/): "eat"

ttaitti (verb, /ɾaɪɾɪ/): "fall"

ni (verb, /nɪ/): "fight"

aychad (verb, /etʃæd/): "find"

bebihatt (verb, /bɛbihəɾ/): "fish"

ufi (verb, /ʌfi/): "fly"

na (verb, /na/): "frown"

li (verb, /li/): "go"

aib (verb, /aɪb/): "growl"

italayvough (verb, /itəlevɒ/): "hate"

ayvu (verb, /evu/): "have"

attough (verb, /əɾɒ/): "hear"

akatha (verb, /əkæðə/): "hide"

unoughve (verb, /unɒvɛ/): "hold"

ed (verb, /ɛd/): "hunt"

siisal (verb, /ʒisəl/): "jump"

avith (verb, /əvɪð/): "kill"

nit (verb, /nɪt/): "know"

athadin (verb, /æθədɪn/): "laugh"

ahaytt (verb, /æheɾ/): "lie"

jahoughva (verb, /jəhɒva/): "live"

aytt (verb, /eɾ/): "lose"

uv (verb, /ʌv/): "love"

ichiba (verb, /ɪchɪbə/): "need"

naym (verb, /nem/): "own"

amawka (verb, /əmokə/): "roast"

ittechan (verb, /iɾɛxən/): "run"

ngal (verb, /ŋəl/): "see"

ainitouth (verb, /aɪnitaʊð/): "sit"

nasi (verb, /nəsɪ/): "sleep"

ititt (verb, /itɪɾ/): "smell"

pa (verb, /pə/): "smile"

batitt (verb, /bətiɾ/): "stand"

thi (verb, /ðɪ/): "strike"

ida (verb, /ɪda/): "swallow"

tuwas (verb, /tuwas/): "swim"

neth (verb, /nɛð/): "taste"

ami (verb, /əmi/): "throw"

anayz (verb, /ənez/): "walk"

attaladu (verb, /əɾalədu/): "want"

Nouns

tou (noun, /taʊ/): "afternoon"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "ale"

si (noun, /sɪ/): "all"

zawwasa (noun, /zowəsə/): "alligator"

paytesa (noun, /petɛsə/): "arm"

sai (noun, /saɪ/): "ash"

wawachough (noun, /wəwatʃɒ/): "aunt"

ngadittu (noun, /ŋædɪɾʌ/): "axe"

lu (noun, /lu/): "bark"

amakaza (noun, /əməkæzə/): "bay"

lutti (noun, /lʌɾi/): "beer"

ithay (noun, /ɪðe/): "beet"

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

usath (noun, /usəð/): "blood"

oughjiz (noun, /ɒjiz/): "boar"

itinut (noun, /ɪtinut/): "bone"

ihi (noun, /ihi/): "breakfast"

er (noun, /ɛɹ/): "breast"

ikung (noun, /ɪkʌŋ/): "brother"

zawung (noun, /zəwuŋ/): "castle"

fape (noun, /fəpɛ/): "cat"

ita (noun, /ɪtə/): "cat"

sittittitt (noun, /siɾɪɾɪɾ/): "chest"

atawk (noun, /ətok/): "chicken"

ingamu (noun, /ɪŋamʌ/): "claw"

ujizisa (noun, /ʌjizisə/): "cloud"

ab (noun, /əb/): "coconut"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "crime"

oughzasa (noun, /ɒzəsə/): "day"

na (noun, /nə/): "dinner"

atheh (noun, /əðɛh/): "dog"

way (noun, /we/): "drink"

thaitha (noun, /θaɪðə/): "dungeon"

ootimusu (noun, /ʊtimʌsʌ/): "ear"

nukou (noun, /nukaʊ/): "earth"

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

ipin (noun, /ɪpɪn/): "elder"

idam (noun, /ɪdəm/): "enemy"

eshaku (noun, /ɛʃəku/): "evening"

loughpas (noun, /lɒpəs/): "eye"

tas (noun, /təs/): "family"

oughlat (noun, /ɒlat/): "father"

ttini (noun, /ɾɪni/): "feather"

anai (noun, /ənaɪ/): "fight"

ttayttatta (noun, /ɾeɾəɾə/): "finger"

aikaza (noun, /aɪkəzə/): "fire"

im (noun, /ɪm/): "fish"

inaysil (noun, /inesil/): "flesh"

tan (noun, /tən/): "foot"

bapana (noun, /bəpənə/): "forest"

asi (noun, /əsi/): "fox"

awwithuva (noun, /owiðʌvə/): "friend"

aki (noun, /əkɪ/): "goose"

ati (noun, /əti/): "grease"

jou (noun, /dʒaʊ/): "group"

ip (noun, /ɪp/): "gulf"

awjaik (noun, /ojaɪk/): "hair"

aza (noun, /əzə/): "hand"

tteka (noun, /ɾɛkə/): "hat"

ttap (noun, /ɾæp/): "hate"

penoughsi (noun, /pɛnɒsɪ/): "head"

li (noun, /lɪ/): "hill"

athisi (noun, /əθɪsi/): "horn"

ngu (noun, /ŋʌ/): "horse"

nitt (noun, /nɪɾ/): "house"

akawti (noun, /əkotɪ/): "inn"

litt (noun, /lɪɾ/): "island"

wanittit (noun, /wənɪɾit/): "jaw"

nuvan (noun, /nʌvən/): "lake"

tirat (noun, /tɪɹət/): "leaf"

taytt (noun, /teɾ/): "leg"

sish (noun, /siʃ/): "liver"

an (noun, /ən/): "louse"

thaila (noun, /ðaɪlə/): "love"

supa (noun, /supə/): "lunch"

evettamai (noun, /ɛvɛɾæmaɪ/): "man"

ayb (noun, /eb/): "many"

upoughsithi (noun, /ʌpɒsɪðɪ/): "meal"

tiz (noun, /tɪz/): "metal"

iz (noun, /iz/): "mine"

dayb (noun, /deb/): "monster"

alit (noun, /əlɪt/): "moon"

tichata (noun, /titʃətə/): "morning"

adathatt (noun, /adæðaɾ/): "mother"

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

isatil (noun, /ɪsətil/): "mouth"

tisilan (noun, /tɪsilən/): "name"

alanayle (noun, /alənelɛ/): "neck"

us (noun, /ʌs/): "night"

lajev (noun, /læjɛv/): "noodle"

notteni (noun, /nɔɾɛni/): "nose"

upetta (noun, /ʌpɛɾə/): "ocean"

atta (noun, /əɾə/): "parent"

ub (noun, /ub/): "path"

ayli (noun, /eli/): "peace"

apa (noun, /əpə/): "pepper"

as (noun, /əs/): "person"

atitait (noun, /ətɪtaɪt/): "pie"

ahattittai (noun, /æhəɾɪɾaɪ/): "pig"

kil (noun, /kɪl/): "rabbit"

latti (noun, /ləɾi/): "rain"

unay (noun, /ʌne/): "rat"

tamal (noun, /təmal/): "river"

thaketus (noun, /ðəkɛtʌs/): "robe"

padidi (noun, /pədɪdɪ/): "rock"

koughfim (noun, /kɒfɪm/): "root"

attay (noun, /əɾe/): "salt"

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

anuda (noun, /ənʌdə/): "seed"

avumaisu (noun, /əvumaɪsʌ/): "sibling"

alazena (noun, /ələzɛnə/): "sister"

ugoughkaitta (noun, /ʌgɒkaɪɾə/): "skin"

idapiwi (noun, /idəpiwɪ/): "sky"

tai (noun, /taɪ/): "smoke"

sisathu (noun, /sɪsəðu/): "snake"

zaid (noun, /zaɪd/): "soup"

uj (noun, /udʒ/): "star"

oulafi (noun, /aʊləfɪ/): "stew"

jayda (noun, /dʒeda/): "stomach"

aichuttoughn (noun, /aɪchuɾɒn/): "stone"

boothasil (noun, /bʊðəsɪl/): "stream"

dakahi (noun, /dəkəhɪ/): "sun"

ttatt (noun, /ɾaɾ/): "sword"

at (noun, /ət/): "tail"

ezasa (noun, /ɛzəsə/): "tavern"

avawttid (noun, /əvoɾɪd/): "thumb"

attawd (noun, /əɾod/): "tongue"

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

lachawch (noun, /lətʃotʃ/): "tree"

bafachitt (noun, /bəfətʃɪɾ/): "truth"

pekalaysi (noun, /pɛkəleʒ/): "uncle"

itt (noun, /iɾ/): "valley"

he (noun, /hɛ/): "war"

attati (noun, /əɾəti/): "water"

toughk (noun, /tɒk/): "way"

zavim (noun, /zəvim/): "wine"

thekakawl (noun, /ðɛkakol/): "woman"

pifaku (noun, /pɪfəkʌ/): "word"