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Nanadd

Nanadd Dictionary

Pronouns

if (pronoun, /ɪf/): "he"

vi (pronoun, /vi/): "she"

ahu (pronoun, /əhʌ/): "they"

at (pronoun, /æt/): "you"

awai (pronoun, /əwaɪ/): "we"

eshai (pronoun, /ɛʃaɪ/): "I"

Articles

ana (article, /əna/): "a"

ath (article, /əð/): "the"

Prepositions

li (preposition, /lɪ/): "and"

ath (preposition, /əð/): "as"

etutitt (preposition, /ɛtutɪɾ/): "from"

vatt (preposition, /vəɾ/): "in"

aws (preposition, /os/): "of"

nivay (preposition, /nɪve/): "or"

imaitaba (preposition, /imaɪtəbə/): "to"

athittan (preposition, /əðɪɾən/): "will"

id (preposition, /id/): "with"

Numbers

soughvisap (number, /sɒvɪsəp/): "zero"

foughnal (number, /fɒnæl/): "one"

dayd (number, /ded/): "two"

la (number, /lə/): "three"

di (number, /dɪ/): "four"

battitoud (number, /baɾɪtaʊd/): "five"

dicha (number, /dɪtʃə/): "six"

tun (number, /tun/): "seven"

kab (number, /kab/): "eight"

hal (number, /həl/): "nine"

fawipaytt (number, /fəwipeɾ/): "ten"

Questions

ayz (question, /ez/): "what"

itasadi (question, /ɪtəsædi/): "who"

unapaw (question, /unəpo/): "how"

silitu (question, /sɪlɪtʌ/): "why"

ngat (question, /ŋæt/): "when"

Interjections

chilawla (interjection, /tʃilolə/): "hello"

adikan (interjection, /ədikæn/): "goodbye"

id (interjection, /id/): "hey"

tti (interjection, /ɾɪ/): "bye"

azin (interjection, /əzɪn/): "ouch"

ugi (interjection, /ugi/): "wow"

iwaynadi (interjection, /iwenədɪ/): "uh"

ttayk (interjection, /ɾek/): "er"

tibu (interjection, /tibʌ/): "um"

Adverbs

navuba (adverb, /nəvʌbə/): "again"

achi (adverb, /əxi/): "now"

livifi (adverb, /livifɪ/): "soon"

kathin (adverb, /kəðɪn/): "often"

ithan (adverb, /iθən/): "sometimes"

ipatas (adverb, /ɪpatəs/): "always"

em (adverb, /ɛm/): "never"

ititay (adverb, /ɪtite/): "seldom"

Adjectives

aba (adjective, /əba/): "aromatic"

aih (adjective, /aɪh/): "basted"

qanai (adjective, /qænaɪ/): "big"

jeh (adjective, /jɛh/): "bitter"

ttang (adjective, /ɾəŋ/): "black"

angabitt (adjective, /aŋəbiɾ/): "blue"

li (adjective, /li/): "brown"

alu (adjective, /əlu/): "chilled"

jouni (adjective, /jaʊnɪ/): "cold"

aittoughsuhi (adjective, /aɪɾɒsuhɪ/): "curried"

uthusus (adjective, /ʌðusʌs/): "dark"

izepay (adjective, /ɪzɛpe/): "deep"

eh (adjective, /ɛh/): "divine"

ain (adjective, /aɪn/): "drunk"

aliz (adjective, /əlɪz/): "empty"

za (adjective, /za/): "evil"

azitti (adjective, /aziɾi/): "familiar"

awpiwiti (adjective, /opiwɪtɪ/): "fat"

awmawfitt (adjective, /omofiɾ/): "flat"

abab (adjective, /əbəb/): "frail"

adivi (adjective, /ədivɪ/): "fried"

dithough (adjective, /dɪðɒ/): "full"

ttib (adjective, /ɾɪb/): "good"

ina (adjective, /inə/): "green"

othizi (adjective, /ɔðɪzɪ/): "grey"

vip (adjective, /vɪp/): "honest"

ufawj (adjective, /ʌfoj/): "hot"

di (adjective, /di/): "light"

iseki (adjective, /ɪsɛki/): "long"

anisi (adjective, /ənɪsɪ/): "loud"

lakaji (adjective, /ləkədʒi/): "mortal"

ett (adjective, /ɛɾ/): "mysterious"

vus (adjective, /vus/): "narrow"

kun (adjective, /kʌn/): "old"

pingab (adjective, /pɪŋæb/): "orange"

oughdaytaymu (adjective, /ɒdetemʌ/): "pungent"

zan (adjective, /zən/): "purple"

ika (adjective, /ɪkæ/): "quiet"

vazina (adjective, /vəzɪnæ/): "raw"

ah (adjective, /əh/): "rectangular"

ninasez (adjective, /nɪnæsɛz/): "red"

tiwasi (adjective, /tɪwæsɪ/): "roasted"

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

mattingi (adjective, /məɾɪŋɪ/): "salty"

ha (adjective, /ha/): "savory"

mabaisai (adjective, /mæbaɪsaɪ/): "shallow"

es (adjective, /ɛs/): "short"

ukidayttay (adjective, /ʌkideɾe/): "smoked"

ni (adjective, /nɪ/): "sober"

waminut (adjective, /wəmɪnut/): "sour"

iteli (adjective, /itɛlɪ/): "spicy"

koughtta (adjective, /kɒɾə/): "spiral"

ttin (adjective, /ɾɪn/): "square"

sha (adjective, /ʃæ/): "steamed"

inafi (adjective, /inafɪ/): "strange"

thitham (adjective, /ðɪðəm/): "strong"

attitou (adjective, /əɾɪtaʊ/): "sturdy"

thatha (adjective, /ðəða/): "sweet"

outipuk (adjective, /aʊtɪpʌk/): "tall"

iv (adjective, /ɪv/): "thick"

ivutap (adjective, /ivʌtəp/): "thin"

asittusa (adjective, /əsɪɾusə/): "warm"

enadus (adjective, /ɛnədus/): "weak"

tesadaw (adjective, /tɛsədəw/): "white"

zudapough (adjective, /zʌdapɒ/): "wide"

nuhuma (adjective, /nʌhʌmə/): "yellow"

ibasasa (adjective, /ibəsasə/): "young"

Verbs

emiwi (verb, /ɛmɪwi/): "bake"

ttawittib (verb, /ɾəwɪɾib/): "be"

elawpisu (verb, /ɛlopɪsu/): "belong"

attipitta (verb, /əɾɪpɪɾæ/): "bite"

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

adapud (verb, /ədapʌd/): "burn"

ba (verb, /bə/): "come"

athutat (verb, /əðutət/): "die"

aisoughthain (verb, /aɪsɒθaɪn/): "drink"

dattawba (verb, /dəɾobə/): "eat"

dutta (verb, /duɾə/): "fall"

it (verb, /it/): "fight"

nalanaw (verb, /nələnəw/): "find"

paytalat (verb, /petəlæt/): "fish"

linili (verb, /linɪli/): "fly"

ddaheth (verb, /ɽahɛð/): "frown"

idalitt (verb, /ɪdəliɾ/): "go"

oughzit (verb, /ɒzit/): "growl"

izi (verb, /izɪ/): "hate"

tha (verb, /ðə/): "have"

mavi (verb, /məvi/): "hear"

wi (verb, /wɪ/): "hide"

ahamata (verb, /əhamətə/): "hold"

amache (verb, /əmətʃɛ/): "hunt"

dajought (verb, /dəjɒt/): "jump"

pisal (verb, /pɪsəl/): "kill"

mapipep (verb, /məpɪpɛp/): "know"

tte (verb, /ɾɛ/): "laugh"

kiku (verb, /kɪku/): "lie"

att (verb, /æɾ/): "live"

utut (verb, /utʌt/): "lose"

attawtt (verb, /aɾoɾ/): "love"

uhough (verb, /ʌhɒ/): "need"

am (verb, /æm/): "own"

oughleboos (verb, /ɒlɛbʊs/): "roast"

tithin (verb, /tɪðin/): "run"

ajayd (verb, /ædʒed/): "see"

titiwough (verb, /tɪtiwɒ/): "sit"

al (verb, /əl/): "sleep"

sidiv (verb, /sɪdiv/): "smell"

in (verb, /ɪn/): "smile"

nagehais (verb, /nəgɛhaɪs/): "stand"

natasan (verb, /nətəsən/): "strike"

uwaynab (verb, /ʌwenəb/): "swallow"

itagai (verb, /ɪtəgaɪ/): "swim"

kisu (verb, /kisu/): "taste"

tufittaw (verb, /tufɪɾəw/): "throw"

attoughng (verb, /əɾɒŋ/): "walk"

epit (verb, /ɛpɪt/): "want"

Nouns

aidasatti (noun, /aɪdasəɾi/): "afternoon"

pit (noun, /pit/): "ale"

tawti (noun, /toti/): "all"

uhik (noun, /uhik/): "alligator"

ang (noun, /əŋ/): "arm"

nachike (noun, /nəchɪkɛ/): "ash"

ettifilu (noun, /ɛɾɪfɪlu/): "aunt"

inat (noun, /inət/): "axe"

athungali (noun, /əðuŋælɪ/): "bark"

ati (noun, /ætɪ/): "bay"

itawtoughsh (noun, /ɪtotɒʃ/): "beer"

idason (noun, /ɪdəsɔn/): "beet"

aqutt (noun, /əquɾ/): "bird"

tudasin (noun, /tʌdæsɪn/): "blood"

uthusay (noun, /ʌðuse/): "boar"

tihat (noun, /tɪhət/): "bone"

laishinawd (noun, /laɪʃɪnod/): "breakfast"

ithattai (noun, /ɪðəɾaɪ/): "breast"

atus (noun, /ətʌs/): "brother"

ata (noun, /ətə/): "castle"

esi (noun, /ɛsɪ/): "cat"

faysad (noun, /fesəd/): "cat"

akitti (noun, /əkɪɾi/): "chest"

at (noun, /ət/): "chicken"

punathaitt (noun, /pʌnəðaɪɾ/): "claw"

ihaijew (noun, /ɪhaɪdʒɛw/): "cloud"

ittaylasha (noun, /iɾelæʃə/): "coconut"

anitid (noun, /ənɪtɪd/): "crime"

oughnouni (noun, /ɒnaʊnɪ/): "day"

ttitiw (noun, /ɾitiw/): "dinner"

zanen (noun, /zænɛn/): "dog"

abu (noun, /əbʌ/): "drink"

chouttoughzath (noun, /xaʊɾɒzəð/): "dungeon"

mada (noun, /mədə/): "ear"

iv (noun, /ɪv/): "earth"

ithaw (noun, /iðaw/): "egg"

afuli (noun, /əfulɪ/): "elder"

ttattanid (noun, /ɾəɾanid/): "enemy"

dip (noun, /dɪp/): "evening"

athawtha (noun, /əðoθæ/): "eye"

pittitah (noun, /pɪɾɪtəh/): "family"

oujawr (noun, /aʊjoɹ/): "father"

asiad (noun, /aʒəd/): "feather"

alatasa (noun, /əlatəsə/): "fight"

ikiz (noun, /ikiz/): "finger"

asan (noun, /asən/): "fire"

nisi (noun, /nɪsɪ/): "fish"

ik (noun, /ɪk/): "flesh"

jaw (noun, /jəw/): "foot"

anawt (noun, /anot/): "forest"

voing (noun, /vɔɪŋ/): "fox"

ouf (noun, /aʊf/): "friend"

tezadi (noun, /tɛzədɪ/): "goose"

ttasigi (noun, /ɾəsɪgi/): "grease"

houghsak (noun, /hɒsək/): "group"

thaithi (noun, /θaɪði/): "gulf"

ifaw (noun, /ɪfo/): "hair"

azough (noun, /əzɒ/): "hand"

aq (noun, /əq/): "hat"

enathadi (noun, /ɛnəðədi/): "hate"

an (noun, /ən/): "head"

tti (noun, /ɾi/): "hill"

aymasali (noun, /eməsəli/): "horn"

ashi (noun, /æʃɪ/): "horse"

amab (noun, /əməb/): "house"

nipan (noun, /nɪpən/): "inn"

attough (noun, /æɾɒ/): "island"

al (noun, /æl/): "jaw"

zajini (noun, /zəjinɪ/): "lake"

atimaw (noun, /atɪmo/): "leaf"

toupek (noun, /taʊpɛk/): "leg"

amilas (noun, /əmilæs/): "liver"

ra (noun, /ɹə/): "louse"

adathi (noun, /ədæθɪ/): "love"

tailut (noun, /taɪlʌt/): "lunch"

lange (noun, /ləŋɛ/): "man"

la (noun, /la/): "many"

ak (noun, /ək/): "meal"

atattang (noun, /ətəɾəŋ/): "metal"

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

ouz (noun, /aʊz/): "monster"

elatta (noun, /ɛlæɾə/): "moon"

aiki (noun, /aɪki/): "morning"

sadika (noun, /sədɪka/): "mother"

itisap (noun, /itɪsæp/): "mountain"

nuz (noun, /nʌz/): "mouth"

ddoughnangu (noun, /ɽɒnəŋu/): "name"

awtuzit (noun, /otuzit/): "neck"

itawhef (noun, /ɪtohɛf/): "night"

lin (noun, /lɪn/): "noodle"

inai (noun, /ɪnaɪ/): "nose"

epejutti (noun, /ɛpɛjuɾɪ/): "ocean"

wiva (noun, /wɪvæ/): "parent"

iziti (noun, /izɪtɪ/): "path"

ibadarr (noun, /ɪbadər/): "peace"

ailasou (noun, /aɪlæsaʊ/): "pepper"

nginidiv (noun, /ŋinidɪv/): "person"

gittimal (noun, /gɪɾimæl/): "pie"

uda (noun, /ʌdə/): "pig"

nanguc (noun, /nəŋʌc/): "rabbit"

azazaime (noun, /əzəzaɪmɛ/): "rain"

zatis (noun, /zətɪs/): "rat"

anidi (noun, /ænidɪ/): "river"

akitin (noun, /əkɪtin/): "robe"

ittettak (noun, /iɾɛɾək/): "rock"

shoodam (noun, /ʃʊdæm/): "root"

mith (noun, /mɪð/): "salt"

taitettawth (noun, /taɪtɛɾoð/): "sand"

daytta (noun, /deɾæ/): "seed"

gaithaihun (noun, /gaɪðaɪhun/): "sibling"

rak (noun, /ɹək/): "sister"

utuzun (noun, /ʌtʌzun/): "skin"

tawng (noun, /toŋ/): "sky"

koozoughma (noun, /kʊzɒmə/): "smoke"

upata (noun, /ʌpətæ/): "snake"

ze (noun, /zɛ/): "soup"

faw (noun, /fo/): "star"

upik (noun, /ʌpik/): "stew"

taizad (noun, /taɪzəd/): "stomach"

inavaitt (noun, /inəvaɪɾ/): "stone"

ouddaina (noun, /aʊɽaɪna/): "stream"

thithoishay (noun, /ðiðɔɪʃe/): "sun"

mough (noun, /mɒ/): "sword"

gag (noun, /gəg/): "tail"

la (noun, /lə/): "tavern"

aivu (noun, /aɪvʌ/): "thumb"

aimawta (noun, /aɪmota/): "tongue"

gatt (noun, /gaɾ/): "tooth"

ttag (noun, /ɾəg/): "tree"

buw (noun, /bʌw/): "truth"

zil (noun, /zɪl/): "uncle"

gat (noun, /gæt/): "valley"

ala (noun, /əlæ/): "war"

vuvi (noun, /vuvi/): "water"

etta (noun, /ɛɾə/): "way"

usak (noun, /usæk/): "wine"

miboutadd (noun, /mɪbaʊtəɽ/): "woman"

attaywu (noun, /əɾewu/): "word"