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Ketashay

Ketashay Dictionary

Pronouns

tta (pronoun, /ɾə/): "he"

apay (pronoun, /əpe/): "she"

si (pronoun, /si/): "they"

ta (pronoun, /tə/): "you"

itha (pronoun, /ɪθə/): "we"

id (pronoun, /ɪd/): "I"

Articles

ttay (article, /ɾe/): "a"

af (article, /æf/): "the"

Prepositions

ifa (preposition, /ɪfə/): "and"

abud (preposition, /əbʌd/): "as"

nalaynoughn (preposition, /nəlenɒn/): "from"

al (preposition, /æl/): "in"

isa (preposition, /ɪsə/): "of"

tade (preposition, /tədɛ/): "or"

nedi (preposition, /nɛdɪ/): "to"

azitta (preposition, /əzɪɾə/): "will"

ttitta (preposition, /ɾɪɾə/): "with"

Numbers

jinayvi (number, /dʒɪnevɪ/): "zero"

oumiti (number, /aʊmitɪ/): "one"

pa (number, /pa/): "two"

itoughpa (number, /ɪtɒpə/): "three"

be (number, /bɛ/): "four"

alah (number, /ələh/): "five"

vanez (number, /vənɛz/): "six"

ime (number, /imɛ/): "seven"

asituhi (number, /əsɪtuhi/): "eight"

gatt (number, /gəɾ/): "nine"

thattutid (number, /ðəɾutɪd/): "ten"

Questions

tich (question, /titʃ/): "what"

thikatt (question, /ðikəɾ/): "who"

edimakai (question, /ɛdiməkaɪ/): "how"

pasittu (question, /pəsɪɾʌ/): "why"

alaynibi (question, /əlenibɪ/): "when"

Interjections

set (interjection, /sɛt/): "hello"

vatt (interjection, /vəɾ/): "goodbye"

tadimath (interjection, /tədiməð/): "hey"

ezifed (interjection, /ɛzɪfɛd/): "bye"

zabithat (interjection, /zəbɪðət/): "ouch"

mipung (interjection, /mipʌŋ/): "wow"

ithi (interjection, /ɪði/): "uh"

anoughh (interjection, /ənɒh/): "er"

poughnaid (interjection, /pɒnaɪd/): "um"

Adverbs

kisewaj (adverb, /kɪsɛwədʒ/): "again"

lan (adverb, /lən/): "now"

thasunoub (adverb, /ðəsʌnaʊb/): "soon"

abitt (adverb, /əbiɾ/): "often"

shita (adverb, /ʃɪtə/): "sometimes"

guttamum (adverb, /guɾəmʌm/): "always"

ik (adverb, /ɪk/): "never"

daivini (adverb, /daɪvɪnɪ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ini (adjective, /ɪnɪ/): "aromatic"

ilitha (adjective, /ɪliðə/): "basted"

tif (adjective, /tɪf/): "big"

ikava (adjective, /ɪkəvə/): "bitter"

ata (adjective, /ətə/): "black"

toutta (adjective, /taʊɾə/): "blue"

sattima (adjective, /səɾɪmə/): "brown"

tivuf (adjective, /tɪvʌf/): "chilled"

jawsha (adjective, /dʒoʃə/): "cold"

av (adjective, /əv/): "curried"

va (adjective, /væ/): "dark"

sayp (adjective, /sep/): "deep"

alehip (adjective, /əlɛhɪp/): "divine"

ettaib (adjective, /ɛɾaɪb/): "drunk"

ka (adjective, /kæ/): "empty"

aina (adjective, /aɪnə/): "evil"

aytuki (adjective, /etukɪ/): "familiar"

aydilough (adjective, /edɪlɒ/): "fat"

ayva (adjective, /evə/): "flat"

om (adjective, /ɔm/): "frail"

vi (adjective, /vɪ/): "fried"

jaiba (adjective, /dʒaɪbə/): "full"

danawlai (adjective, /dənolaɪ/): "good"

nath (adjective, /nəð/): "green"

awongizaw (adjective, /əwɔŋɪzo/): "grey"

zuthi (adjective, /zuðɪ/): "honest"

uzifada (adjective, /ʌzɪfədæ/): "hot"

ayng (adjective, /eŋ/): "light"

sim (adjective, /sɪm/): "long"

ametad (adjective, /æmɛtəd/): "loud"

na (adjective, /næ/): "mortal"

awi (adjective, /æwɪ/): "mysterious"

jitta (adjective, /jɪɾə/): "narrow"

thayk (adjective, /ðek/): "old"

uhane (adjective, /uhænɛ/): "orange"

aynaithoo (adjective, /enaɪðʊ/): "pungent"

lahainaw (adjective, /ləhaɪno/): "purple"

oughsa (adjective, /ɒsə/): "quiet"

ttu (adjective, /ɾʌ/): "raw"

datinan (adjective, /datinən/): "rectangular"

ttatitu (adjective, /ɾətitu/): "red"

tabaw (adjective, /tabo/): "roasted"

tedang (adjective, /tɛdəŋ/): "round"

adiz (adjective, /ədɪz/): "salty"

shi (adjective, /ʃɪ/): "savory"

uzuni (adjective, /uzʌnɪ/): "shallow"

zatuttawz (adjective, /zətʌɾoz/): "short"

awnithizi (adjective, /onɪðɪzɪ/): "smoked"

ushitije (adjective, /uʃɪtɪdʒɛ/): "sober"

ina (adjective, /ɪnə/): "sour"

thiwa (adjective, /ðɪwə/): "spicy"

pattichay (adjective, /pəɾɪtʃe/): "spiral"

ja (adjective, /jə/): "square"

at (adjective, /ət/): "steamed"

ttain (adjective, /ɾaɪn/): "strange"

tha (adjective, /ðə/): "strong"

asaw (adjective, /əso/): "sturdy"

oughva (adjective, /ɒvə/): "sweet"

thahad (adjective, /ðəhəd/): "tall"

ahalam (adjective, /əhələm/): "thick"

iduzis (adjective, /iduzɪs/): "thin"

aduhi (adjective, /ədʌhɪ/): "warm"

ka (adjective, /kə/): "weak"

ajattu (adjective, /ədʒæɾʌ/): "white"

jinit (adjective, /dʒinit/): "wide"

oukaf (adjective, /aʊkəf/): "yellow"

utti (adjective, /ʌɾɪ/): "young"

Verbs

ouhetap (verb, /aʊhɛtæp/): "bake"

ttaitidu (verb, /ɾaɪtidu/): "be"

ginattif (verb, /ginaɾɪf/): "belong"

asash (verb, /æsəʃ/): "bite"

out (verb, /aʊt/): "break"

dayn (verb, /den/): "burn"

aj (verb, /ədʒ/): "come"

akawa (verb, /əkæwə/): "die"

iwihi (verb, /iwɪhi/): "drink"

ays (verb, /es/): "eat"

nal (verb, /næl/): "fall"

anay (verb, /əne/): "fight"

tsadab (verb, /tsədəb/): "find"

fitt (verb, /fiɾ/): "fish"

warr (verb, /wər/): "fly"

thaw (verb, /ðəw/): "frown"

nithafoud (verb, /niðəfaʊd/): "go"

una (verb, /ʌnə/): "growl"

pit (verb, /pit/): "hate"

ali (verb, /əli/): "have"

sepoos (verb, /sɛpʊs/): "hear"

tadat (verb, /tədət/): "hide"

suf (verb, /suf/): "hold"

tha (verb, /ðæ/): "hunt"

ufaban (verb, /ufəbən/): "jump"

uth (verb, /uθ/): "kill"

vanab (verb, /vanab/): "know"

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

izanaizai (verb, /ɪzənaɪzaɪ/): "lie"

atasi (verb, /ətəsɪ/): "live"

ki (verb, /kɪ/): "lose"

at (verb, /ət/): "love"

atoughhus (verb, /ætɒhʌs/): "need"

im (verb, /ɪm/): "own"

awni (verb, /oni/): "roast"

aidazip (verb, /aɪdəzɪp/): "run"

dasana (verb, /dəsənə/): "see"

tichush (verb, /tɪtʃuʃ/): "sit"

ikusetta (verb, /ɪkʌsɛɾə/): "sleep"

sav (verb, /səv/): "smell"

ttakay (verb, /ɾəke/): "smile"

uttipay (verb, /ʌɾipe/): "stand"

ouku (verb, /aʊkʌ/): "strike"

oinawk (verb, /ɔɪnok/): "swallow"

lal (verb, /ləl/): "swim"

eti (verb, /ɛtɪ/): "taste"

athaw (verb, /əðo/): "throw"

foun (verb, /faʊn/): "walk"

aziji (verb, /æzɪjɪ/): "want"

Nouns

ichad (noun, /itʃæd/): "afternoon"

ira (noun, /ɪɹæ/): "ale"

batain (noun, /bətaɪn/): "all"

ami (noun, /əmi/): "alligator"

mi (noun, /mi/): "arm"

jitadoi (noun, /jitədɔɪ/): "ash"

tayzattip (noun, /tezəɾip/): "aunt"

aytatan (noun, /etətən/): "axe"

bilatiz (noun, /bilətɪz/): "bark"

sakange (noun, /səkəŋɛ/): "bay"

tatu (noun, /tətʌ/): "beer"

thaittichay (noun, /ðaɪɾixe/): "beet"

atoughttina (noun, /ətɒɾɪnə/): "bird"

itin (noun, /ɪtin/): "blood"

ugani (noun, /ʌgənɪ/): "boar"

sa (noun, /sə/): "bone"

ikagi (noun, /ikəgɪ/): "breakfast"

ithal (noun, /iðəl/): "breast"

azefita (noun, /æzɛfitə/): "brother"

zishung (noun, /zɪʃʌŋ/): "castle"

danoughfis (noun, /dænɒfɪs/): "cat"

asatat (noun, /əsætət/): "cat"

ininini (noun, /ɪninɪni/): "chest"

agetoiv (noun, /əgɛtɔɪv/): "chicken"

ttetitt (noun, /ɾɛtiɾ/): "claw"

kapach (noun, /kəpax/): "cloud"

apai (noun, /əpaɪ/): "coconut"

tta (noun, /ɾa/): "crime"

kas (noun, /kæs/): "day"

oughw (noun, /ɒw/): "dinner"

ttaloutt (noun, /ɾəlaʊɾ/): "dog"

makiva (noun, /məkɪvə/): "drink"

itattin (noun, /itəɾɪn/): "dungeon"

gaytama (noun, /getəmæ/): "ear"

aibazab (noun, /aɪbəzəb/): "earth"

nananga (noun, /nanəŋə/): "egg"

ajadd (noun, /ædʒəɽ/): "elder"

sawsay (noun, /sose/): "enemy"

aihafata (noun, /aɪhəfətə/): "evening"

ihuhough (noun, /ihuhɒ/): "eye"

awtakatt (noun, /otəkəɾ/): "family"

athaychal (noun, /əðetʃəl/): "father"

aze (noun, /əzɛ/): "feather"

ttough (noun, /ɾɒ/): "fight"

bay (noun, /be/): "finger"

na (noun, /nə/): "fire"

athaizas (noun, /əðaɪzəs/): "fish"

ujala (noun, /ʌjələ/): "flesh"

tta (noun, /ɾæ/): "foot"

shan (noun, /ʃən/): "forest"

ishenas (noun, /ɪʃɛnəs/): "fox"

aypich (noun, /epix/): "friend"

isay (noun, /ɪse/): "goose"

ettiduv (noun, /ɛɾɪduv/): "grease"

tsasuth (noun, /tsasuð/): "group"

aikaik (noun, /aɪkaɪk/): "gulf"

ttitaw (noun, /ɾɪto/): "hair"

ali (noun, /əlɪ/): "hand"

husegoos (noun, /hʌsɛgʊs/): "hat"

ek (noun, /ɛk/): "hate"

naku (noun, /nækʌ/): "head"

ayttan (noun, /eɾən/): "hill"

faithon (noun, /faɪðɔn/): "horn"

abazinoo (noun, /əbæzɪnʊ/): "horse"

nashinug (noun, /nəʃɪnʌg/): "house"

sachaliz (noun, /sətʃəlɪz/): "inn"

viga (noun, /vɪgə/): "island"

awmat (noun, /omət/): "jaw"

akut (noun, /əkut/): "lake"

sita (noun, /sɪtə/): "leaf"

athan (noun, /əðən/): "leg"

ethasha (noun, /ɛðəʃə/): "liver"

ujasawnay (noun, /ʌjəsone/): "louse"

sa (noun, /sə/): "love"

aw (noun, /æw/): "lunch"

thi (noun, /ði/): "man"

wafube (noun, /wəfubɛ/): "many"

aishit (noun, /aɪʃɪt/): "meal"

itethuni (noun, /ɪtɛðʌni/): "metal"

licha (noun, /lɪtʃə/): "mine"

dakay (noun, /dəke/): "monster"

outhatut (noun, /aʊðətut/): "moon"

lattaymat (noun, /ləɾemæt/): "morning"

ailichem (noun, /aɪlɪchɛm/): "mother"

al (noun, /əl/): "mountain"

iloughzama (noun, /ɪlɒzəmə/): "mouth"

ttid (noun, /ɾɪd/): "name"

kinas (noun, /kinəs/): "neck"

nida (noun, /nɪdə/): "night"

utt (noun, /ʌɾ/): "noodle"

zaykan (noun, /zekən/): "nose"

natti (noun, /nəɾɪ/): "ocean"

attinutha (noun, /əɾɪnuðə/): "parent"

du (noun, /dʌ/): "path"

alishousa (noun, /əliʃaʊsə/): "peace"

sushidus (noun, /sʌʃidus/): "pepper"

et (noun, /ɛt/): "person"

hite (noun, /hitɛ/): "pie"

zahasi (noun, /zəhəsɪ/): "pig"

tidays (noun, /tɪdes/): "rabbit"

az (noun, /əz/): "rain"

fibusej (noun, /fɪbʌsɛj/): "rat"

taitti (noun, /taɪɾi/): "river"

kith (noun, /kið/): "robe"

taydutt (noun, /tedʌɾ/): "rock"

sedawtta (noun, /sɛdoɾə/): "root"

giniliz (noun, /gɪnɪlɪz/): "salt"

ikijay (noun, /ikidʒe/): "sand"

azebutt (noun, /əzɛbʌɾ/): "seed"

di (noun, /di/): "sibling"

ka (noun, /kə/): "sister"

inalib (noun, /ɪnəlib/): "skin"

atutali (noun, /ætʌtəli/): "sky"

ufab (noun, /ʌfəb/): "smoke"

juchap (noun, /dʒʌxəp/): "snake"

ithatt (noun, /ɪðæɾ/): "soup"

zattawf (noun, /zəɾof/): "star"

wine (noun, /winɛ/): "stew"

aizapa (noun, /aɪzæpə/): "stomach"

ubayni (noun, /ʌbenɪ/): "stone"

tasa (noun, /təsə/): "stream"

inawaythe (noun, /inəweðɛ/): "sun"

loin (noun, /lɔɪn/): "sword"

athathila (noun, /əðəðilæ/): "tail"

etahik (noun, /ɛtəhɪk/): "tavern"

filan (noun, /fɪlən/): "thumb"

eta (noun, /ɛtə/): "tongue"

attilayn (noun, /əɾilen/): "tooth"

ett (noun, /ɛɾ/): "tree"

miti (noun, /mɪti/): "truth"

sha (noun, /ʃæ/): "uncle"

dutt (noun, /duɾ/): "valley"

mati (noun, /məti/): "war"

en (noun, /ɛn/): "water"

dudikun (noun, /dudɪkun/): "way"

izigaf (noun, /ɪzigəf/): "wine"

wouttina (noun, /waʊɾɪnə/): "woman"

etawa (noun, /ɛtəwə/): "word"