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Nasalough

Nasalough Dictionary

Pronouns

ittay (pronoun, /iɾe/): "he"

ah (pronoun, /əh/): "she"

sa (pronoun, /sæ/): "they"

an (pronoun, /ən/): "you"

ara (pronoun, /əɹæ/): "we"

ttat (pronoun, /ɾæt/): "I"

Articles

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

na (article, /nə/): "the"

Prepositions

ati (preposition, /ətɪ/): "and"

theh (preposition, /ðɛh/): "as"

awtted (preposition, /oɾɛd/): "from"

tithatt (preposition, /tɪðəɾ/): "in"

emamita (preposition, /ɛməmitæ/): "of"

anu (preposition, /ænʌ/): "or"

akookel (preposition, /ækʊkɛl/): "to"

ittin (preposition, /iɾɪn/): "will"

thawngikawn (preposition, /ðoŋɪkon/): "with"

Numbers

dasayn (number, /dəsen/): "zero"

achittayda (number, /atʃiɾedə/): "one"

de (number, /dɛ/): "two"

it (number, /it/): "three"

fu (number, /fu/): "four"

oughsaishayd (number, /ɒsaɪʃed/): "five"

asini (number, /əsɪnɪ/): "six"

achawzut (number, /ətʃozʌt/): "seven"

sesawsatt (number, /sɛsosəɾ/): "eight"

azai (number, /əzaɪ/): "nine"

abaijam (number, /əbaɪjəm/): "ten"

Questions

attoughwazi (question, /æɾɒwəzi/): "what"

apaittasai (question, /əpaɪɾəsaɪ/): "who"

itigett (question, /itigɛɾ/): "how"

itoughwa (question, /ɪtɒwə/): "why"

tten (question, /ɾɛn/): "when"

Interjections

amis (interjection, /əmɪs/): "hello"

datt (interjection, /dəɾ/): "goodbye"

udina (interjection, /udɪnə/): "hey"

ttaimita (interjection, /ɾaɪmɪtæ/): "bye"

alunami (interjection, /əlunæmi/): "ouch"

lihaiza (interjection, /lihaɪzæ/): "wow"

tik (interjection, /tik/): "uh"

ainafeye (interjection, /aɪnəfɛyɛ/): "er"

kaw (interjection, /ko/): "um"

Adverbs

awinisha (adverb, /əwinɪʃə/): "again"

ezoughdana (adverb, /ɛzɒdənə/): "now"

uza (adverb, /ʌzə/): "soon"

inakusi (adverb, /ɪnəkʌsɪ/): "often"

salik (adverb, /səlɪk/): "sometimes"

kisa (adverb, /kɪsə/): "always"

suniguv (adverb, /sʌnɪgʌv/): "never"

susam (adverb, /susəm/): "seldom"

Adjectives

zudittu (adjective, /zʌdɪɾʌ/): "aromatic"

adatti (adjective, /adəɾɪ/): "basted"

athaydepa (adjective, /əðedɛpə/): "big"

oughnayw (adjective, /ɒnew/): "bitter"

naym (adjective, /nem/): "black"

tutat (adjective, /tʌtət/): "blue"

oobid (adjective, /ʊbɪd/): "brown"

iti (adjective, /ɪti/): "chilled"

pipithas (adjective, /pɪpɪðəs/): "cold"

tuthana (adjective, /tuðənə/): "curried"

inai (adjective, /ɪnaɪ/): "dark"

ittisas (adjective, /ɪɾisəs/): "deep"

vattahub (adjective, /væɾəhub/): "divine"

amaidaw (adjective, /əmaɪdo/): "drunk"

dilish (adjective, /dɪlɪʃ/): "empty"

aj (adjective, /ædʒ/): "evil"

oughlan (adjective, /ɒlən/): "familiar"

reduta (adjective, /ɹɛdutə/): "fat"

thawhapaz (adjective, /ðohəpaz/): "flat"

soughtt (adjective, /sɒɾ/): "frail"

atakami (adjective, /ətəkəmi/): "fried"

kidittash (adjective, /kɪdɪɾəʃ/): "full"

ilal (adjective, /iləl/): "good"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "green"

attapan (adjective, /əɾəpən/): "grey"

thaysen (adjective, /ðesɛn/): "honest"

awapai (adjective, /əwəpaɪ/): "hot"

hittoola (adjective, /hɪɾʊlə/): "light"

ttatib (adjective, /ɾətɪb/): "long"

ttesi (adjective, /ɾɛsɪ/): "loud"

ttalanoughk (adjective, /ɾælənɒk/): "mortal"

chuk (adjective, /tʃʌk/): "mysterious"

nuttaymoos (adjective, /nuɾemʊs/): "narrow"

yough (adjective, /yɒ/): "old"

itatt (adjective, /ɪtəɾ/): "orange"

ittettal (adjective, /iɾɛɾæl/): "pungent"

taboughwi (adjective, /tæbɒwi/): "purple"

chup (adjective, /chʌp/): "quiet"

attivada (adjective, /aɾivədə/): "raw"

awkasayn (adjective, /okəsen/): "rectangular"

ed (adjective, /ɛd/): "red"

tikachach (adjective, /tikəxətʃ/): "roasted"

saje (adjective, /sæjɛ/): "round"

fatajug (adjective, /fətæjʌg/): "salty"

tusayg (adjective, /tuseg/): "savory"

ita (adjective, /ɪtə/): "shallow"

lushai (adjective, /luʃaɪ/): "short"

linatt (adjective, /lɪnəɾ/): "smoked"

tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "sober"

ttutana (adjective, /ɾutanə/): "sour"

tayha (adjective, /tehə/): "spicy"

noubatt (adjective, /naʊbæɾ/): "spiral"

zuwuv (adjective, /zʌwuv/): "square"

ek (adjective, /ɛk/): "steamed"

azud (adjective, /əzud/): "strange"

fingawham (adjective, /fɪŋohəm/): "strong"

laymittash (adjective, /lemɪɾəʃ/): "sturdy"

uhaked (adjective, /ʌhəkɛd/): "sweet"

battanaf (adjective, /bəɾənəf/): "tall"

waynitt (adjective, /wenɪɾ/): "thick"

asaithat (adjective, /æsaɪðət/): "thin"

ipini (adjective, /ɪpɪnɪ/): "warm"

sadi (adjective, /sədi/): "weak"

abaid (adjective, /əbaɪd/): "white"

itta (adjective, /ɪɾə/): "wide"

va (adjective, /və/): "yellow"

uze (adjective, /uzɛ/): "young"

Verbs

echu (verb, /ɛtʃu/): "bake"

jittup (verb, /jiɾʌp/): "be"

urrot (verb, /ʌrɔt/): "belong"

aka (verb, /əkæ/): "bite"

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

ichan (verb, /ɪtʃən/): "burn"

ttin (verb, /ɾɪn/): "come"

udatani (verb, /ʌdætənɪ/): "die"

ti (verb, /tɪ/): "drink"

thitatas (verb, /ðitətas/): "eat"

naynali (verb, /nenəlɪ/): "fall"

pif (verb, /pɪf/): "fight"

ttough (verb, /ɾɒ/): "find"

tai (verb, /taɪ/): "fish"

nathal (verb, /næðəl/): "fly"

shithesaw (verb, /ʃɪðɛso/): "frown"

ad (verb, /əd/): "go"

ifan (verb, /ɪfən/): "growl"

awuja (verb, /əwujə/): "hate"

tagaz (verb, /tægaz/): "have"

settawl (verb, /sɛɾol/): "hear"

salurra (verb, /səlurə/): "hide"

adaboughna (verb, /ædəbɒnə/): "hold"

ikasi (verb, /ɪkæsi/): "hunt"

ttangatad (verb, /ɾəŋætad/): "jump"

pe (verb, /pɛ/): "kill"

isabuna (verb, /isəbunə/): "know"

att (verb, /əɾ/): "laugh"

it (verb, /ɪt/): "lie"

itt (verb, /ɪɾ/): "live"

azasasu (verb, /əzəsəsu/): "lose"

itt (verb, /iɾ/): "love"

aittak (verb, /aɪɾək/): "need"

toughkak (verb, /tɒkək/): "own"

dunaf (verb, /dunəf/): "roast"

noozid (verb, /nʊzid/): "run"

isik (verb, /isik/): "see"

enajawwoo (verb, /ɛnəjowʊ/): "sit"

libe (verb, /lɪbɛ/): "sleep"

lita (verb, /lɪtə/): "smell"

datt (verb, /dəɾ/): "smile"

athin (verb, /æθin/): "stand"

shuv (verb, /ʃʌv/): "strike"

kawefai (verb, /kəwɛfaɪ/): "swallow"

itive (verb, /ɪtɪvɛ/): "swim"

maibeth (verb, /maɪbɛð/): "taste"

nashat (verb, /nəʃət/): "throw"

kiz (verb, /kiz/): "walk"

inataz (verb, /ɪnətəz/): "want"

Nouns

usichaha (noun, /ʌsixæha/): "afternoon"

ekawgough (noun, /ɛkogɒ/): "ale"

ditt (noun, /dɪɾ/): "all"

ek (noun, /ɛk/): "alligator"

il (noun, /ɪl/): "arm"

uttattu (noun, /uɾəɾʌ/): "ash"

ak (noun, /ək/): "aunt"

thaida (noun, /ðaɪdə/): "axe"

ttuttoufitt (noun, /ɾuɾaʊfɪɾ/): "bark"

vangi (noun, /vəŋi/): "bay"

nayted (noun, /netɛd/): "beer"

danas (noun, /dənəs/): "beet"

wa (noun, /wæ/): "bird"

ma (noun, /mə/): "blood"

daduma (noun, /dədʌma/): "boar"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "bone"

pach (noun, /pətʃ/): "breakfast"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "breast"

tila (noun, /tilə/): "brother"

azoo (noun, /əzʊ/): "castle"

navid (noun, /nəvɪd/): "cat"

veniw (noun, /vɛnɪw/): "cat"

ividatha (noun, /ividəðə/): "chest"

nelawka (noun, /nɛlokə/): "chicken"

ujalini (noun, /ʌjalɪni/): "claw"

ikakud (noun, /ɪkəkud/): "cloud"

sizanath (noun, /sɪzənað/): "coconut"

ib (noun, /ib/): "crime"

ttaki (noun, /ɾəki/): "day"

ootta (noun, /ʊɾə/): "dinner"

sedili (noun, /sɛdilɪ/): "dog"

afa (noun, /əfæ/): "drink"

sinunu (noun, /sɪnunu/): "dungeon"

ik (noun, /ik/): "ear"

nitima (noun, /nitɪmə/): "earth"

zittatu (noun, /zɪɾətu/): "egg"

rroikamough (noun, /rɔɪkəmɒ/): "elder"

uda (noun, /udə/): "enemy"

nousa (noun, /naʊsə/): "evening"

ej (noun, /ɛdʒ/): "eye"

imapan (noun, /imæpən/): "family"

ttalittav (noun, /ɾəlɪɾav/): "father"

itta (noun, /iɾə/): "feather"

outawnud (noun, /aʊtonud/): "fight"

aisa (noun, /aɪsə/): "finger"

ttanaka (noun, /ɾanækə/): "fire"

bam (noun, /bəm/): "fish"

poughda (noun, /pɒdə/): "flesh"

thasasi (noun, /ðəsəsi/): "foot"

du (noun, /dʌ/): "forest"

al (noun, /æl/): "fox"

zattazin (noun, /zaɾəzin/): "friend"

unim (noun, /unɪm/): "goose"

anaittadi (noun, /ənaɪɾədɪ/): "grease"

alathi (noun, /ələði/): "group"

ttittawe (noun, /ɾiɾəwɛ/): "gulf"

ttattiti (noun, /ɾəɾɪti/): "hair"

itai (noun, /itaɪ/): "hand"

desal (noun, /dɛsəl/): "hat"

azaiwa (noun, /əzaɪwə/): "hate"

lingatha (noun, /liŋæðə/): "head"

ati (noun, /əti/): "hill"

pugattoib (noun, /pʌgæɾɔɪb/): "horn"

lutt (noun, /luɾ/): "horse"

ani (noun, /æni/): "house"

pough (noun, /pɒ/): "inn"

dawkainath (noun, /dokaɪnəð/): "island"

akik (noun, /əkɪk/): "jaw"

afin (noun, /əfɪn/): "lake"

oughth (noun, /ɒð/): "leaf"

anailata (noun, /ænaɪlatə/): "leg"

ikesamu (noun, /ɪkɛsəmʌ/): "liver"

at (noun, /ət/): "louse"

nidawsub (noun, /nidosub/): "love"

ttimaja (noun, /ɾɪməjə/): "lunch"

mayaita (noun, /mayaɪtə/): "man"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "many"

dashaipi (noun, /dəʃaɪpɪ/): "meal"

ajange (noun, /ədʒæŋɛ/): "metal"

ba (noun, /bə/): "mine"

aitisazi (noun, /aɪtɪsæzɪ/): "monster"

usawza (noun, /ʌsozə/): "moon"

taysali (noun, /tesəlɪ/): "morning"

ezan (noun, /ɛzan/): "mother"

ath (noun, /əð/): "mountain"

lachaw (noun, /lətʃo/): "mouth"

hu (noun, /hu/): "name"

mib (noun, /mɪb/): "neck"

si (noun, /sɪ/): "night"

tattaduf (noun, /təɾəduf/): "noodle"

asadi (noun, /əsædi/): "nose"

isufuk (noun, /ɪsufʌk/): "ocean"

iwiz (noun, /iwɪz/): "parent"

juv (noun, /dʒʌv/): "path"

aichaithay (noun, /aɪtʃaɪðe/): "peace"

zayna (noun, /zenə/): "pepper"

ttathub (noun, /ɾəðub/): "person"

anayna (noun, /ənenə/): "pie"

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

awttamevough (noun, /oɾamɛvɒ/): "rabbit"

ubefi (noun, /ʌbɛfi/): "rain"

esin (noun, /ɛsin/): "rat"

watt (noun, /wəɾ/): "river"

saw (noun, /so/): "robe"

anis (noun, /ənis/): "rock"

nativi (noun, /nətɪvɪ/): "root"

dilan (noun, /dilən/): "salt"

kashad (noun, /kæʃəd/): "sand"

faja (noun, /fədʒə/): "seed"

oiz (noun, /ɔɪz/): "sibling"

ata (noun, /ətə/): "sister"

vathuzi (noun, /vəðuzɪ/): "skin"

athayti (noun, /əθeti/): "sky"

oohayki (noun, /ʊheki/): "smoke"

ifijata (noun, /ɪfɪdʒətæ/): "snake"

athou (noun, /aðaʊ/): "soup"

zaishi (noun, /zaɪʃi/): "star"

fithinu (noun, /fɪθɪnu/): "stew"

fawawtis (noun, /fəwotɪs/): "stomach"

akunaytt (noun, /əkuneɾ/): "stone"

tawt (noun, /tot/): "stream"

al (noun, /əl/): "sun"

inabav (noun, /inəbəv/): "sword"

ale (noun, /əlɛ/): "tail"

ttai (noun, /ɾaɪ/): "tavern"

aidi (noun, /aɪdɪ/): "thumb"

samadak (noun, /səmədək/): "tongue"

tawsathitt (noun, /tosəðiɾ/): "tooth"

alabena (noun, /ələbɛnə/): "tree"

nitta (noun, /niɾə/): "truth"

tayt (noun, /tet/): "uncle"

ttala (noun, /ɾələ/): "valley"

thanawpa (noun, /ðænopa/): "war"

attijane (noun, /əɾɪdʒænɛ/): "water"

etta (noun, /ɛɾə/): "way"

ginitawf (noun, /gɪnɪtof/): "wine"

law (noun, /lo/): "woman"

ug (noun, /ug/): "word"