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Inan

Inan Dictionary

Pronouns

utt (pronoun, /ʌɾ/): "he"

zough (pronoun, /zɒ/): "she"

uza (pronoun, /ʌzə/): "they"

it (pronoun, /it/): "you"

un (pronoun, /un/): "we"

ad (pronoun, /əd/): "I"

Articles

ve (article, /vɛ/): "a"

ayz (article, /ez/): "the"

Prepositions

ittihatt (preposition, /iɾihæɾ/): "and"

itten (preposition, /ɪɾɛn/): "as"

toughnanal (preposition, /tɒnənəl/): "from"

icaz (preposition, /icaz/): "in"

oughttaydayni (preposition, /ɒɾedeni/): "of"

fevan (preposition, /fɛvən/): "or"

outu (preposition, /aʊtu/): "to"

mu (preposition, /mʌ/): "will"

amurroughts (preposition, /amʌrɒts/): "with"

Numbers

thenut (number, /θɛnʌt/): "zero"

tidi (number, /tidɪ/): "one"

ve (number, /vɛ/): "two"

tattenatt (number, /təɾɛnəɾ/): "three"

athijatta (number, /əðijəɾə/): "four"

at (number, /ət/): "five"

aytus (number, /etus/): "six"

dai (number, /daɪ/): "seven"

ttittazaiw (number, /ɾiɾæzaɪw/): "eight"

ane (number, /ənɛ/): "nine"

erutal (number, /ɛɹʌtəl/): "ten"

Questions

ibulattough (question, /ɪbʌləɾɒ/): "what"

inid (question, /ɪnid/): "who"

aitoolan (question, /aɪtʊlən/): "how"

attutoughzi (question, /əɾʌtɒzɪ/): "why"

achaynak (question, /ætʃenək/): "when"

Interjections

lapou (interjection, /ləpaʊ/): "hello"

zi (interjection, /zɪ/): "goodbye"

un (interjection, /ʌn/): "hey"

ttumu (interjection, /ɾumʌ/): "bye"

al (interjection, /æl/): "ouch"

pajiz (interjection, /pəjɪz/): "wow"

ka (interjection, /kə/): "uh"

attatt (interjection, /əɾəɾ/): "er"

ttath (interjection, /ɾəð/): "um"

Adverbs

ithi (adverb, /iði/): "again"

sin (adverb, /sɪn/): "now"

tawis (adverb, /tæwis/): "soon"

ttematha (adverb, /ɾɛməðə/): "often"

su (adverb, /sʌ/): "sometimes"

tattath (adverb, /təɾəð/): "always"

adanang (adverb, /ədənəŋ/): "never"

at (adverb, /æt/): "seldom"

Adjectives

athabasay (adjective, /əðəbəse/): "aromatic"

lanoul (adjective, /lənaʊl/): "basted"

aw (adjective, /əw/): "big"

ti (adjective, /ti/): "bitter"

akaynil (adjective, /əkenil/): "black"

noughtt (adjective, /nɒɾ/): "blue"

unazap (adjective, /unəzəp/): "brown"

ni (adjective, /nɪ/): "chilled"

da (adjective, /dæ/): "cold"

mabaf (adjective, /məbæf/): "curried"

vilu (adjective, /vilu/): "dark"

zoott (adjective, /zʊɾ/): "deep"

ttisu (adjective, /ɾɪsu/): "divine"

faittough (adjective, /faɪɾɒ/): "drunk"

uvathi (adjective, /ʌvaði/): "empty"

ipak (adjective, /ɪpək/): "evil"

van (adjective, /vən/): "familiar"

nadiki (adjective, /nædikɪ/): "fat"

ich (adjective, /itʃ/): "flat"

idit (adjective, /ɪdɪt/): "frail"

uttay (adjective, /uɾe/): "fried"

kabethil (adjective, /kəbɛðɪl/): "full"

iza (adjective, /izə/): "good"

sasawnu (adjective, /səsonʌ/): "green"

ttetiv (adjective, /ɾɛtɪv/): "grey"

saylin (adjective, /selin/): "honest"

iwawgata (adjective, /ɪwogətə/): "hot"

as (adjective, /əs/): "light"

waizoughfayn (adjective, /waɪzɒfen/): "long"

azenawn (adjective, /əzɛnon/): "loud"

luka (adjective, /lukə/): "mortal"

ikouv (adjective, /ɪkaʊv/): "mysterious"

attittib (adjective, /əɾɪɾɪb/): "narrow"

ab (adjective, /əb/): "old"

natt (adjective, /nəɾ/): "orange"

tikath (adjective, /tɪkəð/): "pungent"

im (adjective, /ɪm/): "purple"

af (adjective, /əf/): "quiet"

tas (adjective, /təs/): "raw"

zi (adjective, /zi/): "rectangular"

shazitti (adjective, /ʃəzɪɾɪ/): "red"

aza (adjective, /azə/): "roasted"

doutta (adjective, /daʊɾə/): "round"

atta (adjective, /æɾæ/): "salty"

pesanitt (adjective, /pɛsənɪɾ/): "savory"

inevala (adjective, /ɪnɛvəla/): "shallow"

ni (adjective, /nɪ/): "short"

in (adjective, /in/): "smoked"

ttashi (adjective, /ɾəʃɪ/): "sober"

batt (adjective, /bæɾ/): "sour"

itu (adjective, /itu/): "spicy"

attath (adjective, /əɾæθ/): "spiral"

ethi (adjective, /ɛði/): "square"

ttiritiz (adjective, /ɾɪɹɪtiz/): "steamed"

awtuttis (adjective, /otuɾis/): "strange"

izasa (adjective, /ɪzəsə/): "strong"

atihath (adjective, /ətɪhəð/): "sturdy"

attoutuba (adjective, /əɾaʊtʌbə/): "sweet"

satina (adjective, /sətɪnə/): "tall"

nawdad (adjective, /nodæd/): "thick"

ti (adjective, /ti/): "thin"

iwetesi (adjective, /ɪwɛtɛsi/): "warm"

tazamaw (adjective, /təzəmæw/): "weak"

tati (adjective, /tətɪ/): "white"

anibaw (adjective, /ənɪbo/): "wide"

za (adjective, /zə/): "yellow"

foughfaytt (adjective, /fɒfeɾ/): "young"

Verbs

itt (verb, /ɪɾ/): "bake"

aigain (verb, /aɪgaɪn/): "be"

anatt (verb, /ənəɾ/): "belong"

anaynita (verb, /anenɪtə/): "bite"

ttidutte (verb, /ɾɪduɾɛ/): "break"

thasak (verb, /ðəsək/): "burn"

anudi (verb, /anudɪ/): "come"

abo (verb, /abɔ/): "die"

ttaim (verb, /ɾaɪm/): "drink"

ailat (verb, /aɪlət/): "eat"

jutaca (verb, /jʌtəcə/): "fall"

cahili (verb, /cəhɪli/): "fight"

bakidi (verb, /bakidɪ/): "find"

atha (verb, /əða/): "fish"

inoughla (verb, /inɒlə/): "fly"

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

idiba (verb, /ɪdɪba/): "go"

vays (verb, /ves/): "growl"

vama (verb, /vəmə/): "hate"

angoo (verb, /æŋʊ/): "have"

ithunaka (verb, /ɪθʌnəkə/): "hear"

ttali (verb, /ɾalɪ/): "hide"

aza (verb, /azə/): "hold"

awmatit (verb, /omətit/): "hunt"

az (verb, /əz/): "jump"

utada (verb, /ʌtədə/): "kill"

ttakawna (verb, /ɾəkonæ/): "know"

athatad (verb, /əðætəd/): "laugh"

tadai (verb, /tədaɪ/): "lie"

shesiam (verb, /ʃɛʒam/): "live"

anought (verb, /ənɒt/): "lose"

abaw (verb, /əbo/): "love"

in (verb, /ɪn/): "need"

emattu (verb, /ɛməɾu/): "own"

ewa (verb, /ɛwə/): "roast"

evadoughfi (verb, /ɛvədɒfi/): "run"

hashitt (verb, /həʃiɾ/): "see"

tsata (verb, /tsætə/): "sit"

apina (verb, /əpɪnə/): "sleep"

dasa (verb, /dəsə/): "smell"

attite (verb, /əɾɪtɛ/): "smile"

isawtizaw (verb, /ɪsotizo/): "stand"

afa (verb, /əfə/): "strike"

aijus (verb, /aɪjʌs/): "swallow"

ijutoughn (verb, /ɪjutɒn/): "swim"

ivatenu (verb, /ivætɛnu/): "taste"

sivad (verb, /sivəd/): "throw"

livale (verb, /lɪvəlɛ/): "walk"

at (verb, /ət/): "want"

Nouns

adapad (noun, /ædəpəd/): "afternoon"

lousaithou (noun, /laʊsaɪðaʊ/): "ale"

agawdati (noun, /əgodətɪ/): "all"

sika (noun, /sikə/): "alligator"

ipun (noun, /ɪpun/): "arm"

wat (noun, /wət/): "ash"

situzitt (noun, /sɪtʌzɪɾ/): "aunt"

aysin (noun, /esin/): "axe"

tataytum (noun, /tətetum/): "bark"

asu (noun, /əsu/): "bay"

ivatt (noun, /ɪvəɾ/): "beer"

ni (noun, /ni/): "beet"

dinun (noun, /dɪnʌn/): "bird"

ta (noun, /tə/): "blood"

fi (noun, /fɪ/): "boar"

ayttathi (noun, /eɾæðɪ/): "bone"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "breakfast"

anida (noun, /ənɪda/): "breast"

zanaylitt (noun, /zanelɪɾ/): "brother"

epitt (noun, /ɛpiɾ/): "castle"

tteji (noun, /ɾɛdʒi/): "cat"

kunap (noun, /kunəp/): "cat"

asikay (noun, /asike/): "chest"

et (noun, /ɛt/): "chicken"

siaitingi (noun, /ʒaɪtɪŋɪ/): "claw"

zichattin (noun, /zitʃəɾɪn/): "cloud"

atap (noun, /ətəp/): "coconut"

pihanah (noun, /pɪhənah/): "crime"

ittitinaw (noun, /ɪɾɪtino/): "day"

takadi (noun, /təkədɪ/): "dinner"

ulisa (noun, /ulisə/): "dog"

ttayg (noun, /ɾeg/): "drink"

ithaken (noun, /ɪðəkɛn/): "dungeon"

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

in (noun, /in/): "earth"

ladih (noun, /lədɪh/): "egg"

asoughkat (noun, /əsɒkət/): "elder"

attet (noun, /æɾɛt/): "enemy"

thatte (noun, /ðəɾɛ/): "evening"

ig (noun, /ɪg/): "eye"

atasavi (noun, /ətəsəvi/): "family"

zim (noun, /zɪm/): "father"

isi (noun, /isɪ/): "feather"

vadetheh (noun, /vədɛðɛh/): "fight"

da (noun, /də/): "finger"

iwu (noun, /ɪwu/): "fire"

umah (noun, /ʌməh/): "fish"

itevatt (noun, /ɪtɛvəɾ/): "flesh"

ngis (noun, /ŋɪs/): "foot"

punaban (noun, /punæbən/): "forest"

atu (noun, /ætʌ/): "fox"

shay (noun, /ʃe/): "friend"

thutha (noun, /ðuðə/): "goose"

sibut (noun, /sibʌt/): "grease"

hudisa (noun, /hʌdɪsə/): "group"

kath (noun, /kəð/): "gulf"

kaydi (noun, /kedi/): "hair"

anouge (noun, /ənaʊgɛ/): "hand"

tigatem (noun, /tɪgətɛm/): "hat"

la (noun, /lə/): "hate"

ittatakay (noun, /ɪɾətæke/): "head"

shi (noun, /ʃɪ/): "hill"

mip (noun, /mɪp/): "horn"

aizasekoi (noun, /aɪzəsɛkɔɪ/): "horse"

azid (noun, /əzɪd/): "house"

efecha (noun, /ɛfɛtʃə/): "inn"

oughkib (noun, /ɒkɪb/): "island"

iwup (noun, /ɪwup/): "jaw"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "lake"

taliniz (noun, /taliniz/): "leaf"

esamu (noun, /ɛsəmu/): "leg"

isa (noun, /isə/): "liver"

aynisuth (noun, /enɪsuð/): "louse"

ada (noun, /adə/): "love"

nattah (noun, /nəɾəh/): "lunch"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "man"

liti (noun, /lɪtɪ/): "many"

adi (noun, /ədi/): "meal"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "metal"

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

na (noun, /nə/): "monster"

thi (noun, /ðɪ/): "moon"

ati (noun, /ətɪ/): "morning"

ttaku (noun, /ɾəkʌ/): "mother"

eddattung (noun, /ɛɽəɾuŋ/): "mountain"

ta (noun, /tə/): "mouth"

awi (noun, /əwi/): "name"

diwiba (noun, /dɪwɪbə/): "neck"

ahay (noun, /əhe/): "night"

atawbitha (noun, /ətobɪðə/): "noodle"

awi (noun, /əwɪ/): "nose"

nanawta (noun, /nənotə/): "ocean"

itin (noun, /ɪtɪn/): "parent"

nefacha (noun, /nɛfæxə/): "path"

lettilay (noun, /lɛɾɪle/): "peace"

taypisat (noun, /tepɪsət/): "pepper"

ayba (noun, /ebə/): "person"

vena (noun, /vɛna/): "pie"

besa (noun, /bɛsæ/): "pig"

ku (noun, /ku/): "rabbit"

iwi (noun, /ɪwɪ/): "rain"

cipasi (noun, /cɪpəsɪ/): "rat"

atittana (noun, /ətɪɾənə/): "river"

ad (noun, /ad/): "robe"

ligaimay (noun, /lɪgaɪme/): "rock"

an (noun, /an/): "root"

athoughtuwi (noun, /əðɒtʌwɪ/): "salt"

akough (noun, /ækɒ/): "sand"

ken (noun, /kɛn/): "seed"

ibahitt (noun, /ibəhiɾ/): "sibling"

idib (noun, /idɪb/): "sister"

naita (noun, /naɪta/): "skin"

wailapa (noun, /waɪləpə/): "sky"

ithelitti (noun, /ɪðɛlɪɾɪ/): "smoke"

ttahinaz (noun, /ɾəhinəz/): "snake"

in (noun, /in/): "soup"

tidutaw (noun, /tidʌtaw/): "star"

ahanough (noun, /əhənɒ/): "stew"

apetitte (noun, /apɛtɪɾɛ/): "stomach"

anal (noun, /ənæl/): "stone"

uda (noun, /ʌdə/): "stream"

nivat (noun, /nɪvət/): "sun"

asamiz (noun, /əsəmiz/): "sword"

tan (noun, /tən/): "tail"

teb (noun, /tɛb/): "tavern"

wattachat (noun, /wəɾætʃət/): "thumb"

kainawlis (noun, /kaɪnolɪs/): "tongue"

as (noun, /əs/): "tooth"

ka (noun, /kə/): "tree"

tuvith (noun, /tuvið/): "truth"

damaymun (noun, /dəmemʌn/): "uncle"

oughbi (noun, /ɒbɪ/): "valley"

atathuf (noun, /ətəðʌf/): "war"

maish (noun, /maɪʃ/): "water"

dattatta (noun, /dəɾəɾə/): "way"

attamawli (noun, /əɾamoli/): "wine"

madouttayl (noun, /mədaʊɾel/): "woman"

aittam (noun, /aɪɾæm/): "word"