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Attatha

Attatha Dictionary

Pronouns

ti (pronoun, /tɪ/): "he"

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

way (pronoun, /we/): "they"

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

nih (pronoun, /nɪh/): "we"

apu (pronoun, /əpu/): "I"

Articles

atta (article, /əɾæ/): "a"

as (article, /əs/): "the"

Prepositions

nayw (preposition, /new/): "and"

payna (preposition, /penə/): "as"

sanath (preposition, /sənað/): "from"

itisatt (preposition, /ɪtisəɾ/): "in"

az (preposition, /əz/): "of"

aitedazou (preposition, /aɪtɛdəzaʊ/): "or"

sath (preposition, /səð/): "to"

musimi (preposition, /musɪmɪ/): "will"

ilaithaga (preposition, /ɪlaɪðəgə/): "with"

Numbers

hattai (number, /həɾaɪ/): "zero"

itesa (number, /itɛsə/): "one"

jitha (number, /jɪða/): "two"

imawna (number, /ɪmonə/): "three"

tti (number, /ɾɪ/): "four"

enisi (number, /ɛnɪsɪ/): "five"

mudasil (number, /mudæsɪl/): "six"

ttita (number, /ɾitə/): "seven"

puzat (number, /pʌzət/): "eight"

atu (number, /ətʌ/): "nine"

ttatukan (number, /ɾætukæn/): "ten"

Questions

ami (question, /əmɪ/): "what"

lut (question, /lut/): "who"

azumiba (question, /æzumibə/): "how"

pattath (question, /pəɾəð/): "why"

sitid (question, /sɪtid/): "when"

Interjections

taj (interjection, /tədʒ/): "hello"

viliva (interjection, /vilɪvə/): "goodbye"

rrayttab (interjection, /reɾab/): "hey"

oomanina (interjection, /ʊmənɪnə/): "bye"

kaz (interjection, /kəz/): "ouch"

nakete (interjection, /nəkɛtɛ/): "wow"

ttoughw (interjection, /ɾɒw/): "uh"

ig (interjection, /ɪg/): "er"

ngin (interjection, /ŋɪn/): "um"

Adverbs

aitha (adverb, /aɪðæ/): "again"

shichattoughf (adverb, /ʃɪtʃæɾɒf/): "now"

awvada (adverb, /ovədə/): "soon"

ni (adverb, /nɪ/): "often"

agepadi (adverb, /əgɛpædɪ/): "sometimes"

ettaw (adverb, /ɛɾo/): "always"

attedath (adverb, /əɾɛdəð/): "never"

iwaysa (adverb, /ɪwesa/): "seldom"

Adjectives

apattaywai (adjective, /apəɾewaɪ/): "aromatic"

igai (adjective, /ɪgaɪ/): "basted"

eh (adjective, /ɛh/): "big"

alahati (adjective, /aləhətɪ/): "bitter"

ittayttap (adjective, /iɾeɾəp/): "black"

idathitt (adjective, /idəθɪɾ/): "blue"

lattis (adjective, /ləɾis/): "brown"

ettaisuh (adjective, /ɛɾaɪsʌh/): "chilled"

ifaitay (adjective, /ifaɪte/): "cold"

angi (adjective, /əŋi/): "curried"

tsalawa (adjective, /tsələwə/): "dark"

attalema (adjective, /əɾəlɛmæ/): "deep"

pasays (adjective, /pəses/): "divine"

zeli (adjective, /zɛlɪ/): "drunk"

thitayna (adjective, /θitenə/): "empty"

ettanane (adjective, /ɛɾənənɛ/): "evil"

nu (adjective, /nʌ/): "familiar"

maibuvaik (adjective, /maɪbuvaɪk/): "fat"

ttaynesi (adjective, /ɾenɛsi/): "flat"

houghkoughna (adjective, /hɒkɒnə/): "frail"

doonaydang (adjective, /dʊnedəŋ/): "fried"

thawzichas (adjective, /ðozɪtʃəs/): "full"

oughtt (adjective, /ɒɾ/): "good"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "green"

zidaima (adjective, /zɪdaɪmə/): "grey"

sape (adjective, /səpɛ/): "honest"

hasaypough (adjective, /həsepɒ/): "hot"

atashat (adjective, /ətəʃət/): "light"

aitta (adjective, /aɪɾə/): "long"

tinadaw (adjective, /tɪnədo/): "loud"

nufin (adjective, /nufɪn/): "mortal"

itti (adjective, /ɪɾi/): "mysterious"

athuthitta (adjective, /æðuðiɾə/): "narrow"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "old"

uben (adjective, /ubɛn/): "orange"

tout (adjective, /taʊt/): "pungent"

bawfisal (adjective, /bofisəl/): "purple"

ittichoi (adjective, /ɪɾɪtʃɔɪ/): "quiet"

tayd (adjective, /ted/): "raw"

kuzate (adjective, /kuzətɛ/): "rectangular"

unatitt (adjective, /unətiɾ/): "red"

thanoo (adjective, /ðənʊ/): "roasted"

az (adjective, /əz/): "round"

ath (adjective, /əð/): "salty"

inamuza (adjective, /ɪnəmʌza/): "savory"

wuta (adjective, /wutə/): "shallow"

ttittidatt (adjective, /ɾɪɾɪdæɾ/): "short"

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

ez (adjective, /ɛz/): "sober"

len (adjective, /lɛn/): "sour"

tatethun (adjective, /tətɛðʌn/): "spicy"

ida (adjective, /idə/): "spiral"

nisa (adjective, /nisə/): "square"

ngashapaww (adjective, /ŋəʃəpow/): "steamed"

amaitamaw (adjective, /amaɪtəmo/): "strange"

noo (adjective, /nʊ/): "strong"

oos (adjective, /ʊs/): "sturdy"

ji (adjective, /dʒɪ/): "sweet"

tavata (adjective, /təvətə/): "tall"

afavaitt (adjective, /æfəvaɪɾ/): "thick"

wawz (adjective, /woz/): "thin"

oungadusa (adjective, /aʊŋədusa/): "warm"

itabawk (adjective, /ɪtəbok/): "weak"

atube (adjective, /ətʌbɛ/): "white"

ush (adjective, /ʌʃ/): "wide"

zaw (adjective, /zæw/): "yellow"

ivayngi (adjective, /iveŋɪ/): "young"

Verbs

ga (verb, /gə/): "bake"

iki (verb, /iki/): "be"

vatt (verb, /vəɾ/): "belong"

dazoughvai (verb, /dəzɒvaɪ/): "bite"

napij (verb, /nəpɪj/): "break"

vusi (verb, /vusɪ/): "burn"

az (verb, /əz/): "come"

de (verb, /dɛ/): "die"

asatt (verb, /əsəɾ/): "drink"

awlas (verb, /oləs/): "eat"

esani (verb, /ɛsənɪ/): "fall"

awmett (verb, /omɛɾ/): "fight"

chazi (verb, /tʃəzɪ/): "find"

pa (verb, /pə/): "fish"

van (verb, /vən/): "fly"

usithiz (verb, /ʌsɪθiz/): "frown"

vayka (verb, /vekə/): "go"

si (verb, /sɪ/): "growl"

anainiz (verb, /ənaɪnɪz/): "hate"

nujatt (verb, /nʌdʒəɾ/): "have"

awsatting (verb, /osəɾiŋ/): "hear"

oughdava (verb, /ɒdəvə/): "hide"

oinetitai (verb, /ɔɪnɛtɪtaɪ/): "hold"

nough (verb, /nɒ/): "hunt"

ngusadaz (verb, /ŋusədæz/): "jump"

oughhatika (verb, /ɒhætikə/): "kill"

at (verb, /ət/): "know"

anai (verb, /ənaɪ/): "laugh"

hafut (verb, /hafʌt/): "lie"

kiloughnan (verb, /kɪlɒnən/): "live"

ditataz (verb, /dɪtætæz/): "lose"

mama (verb, /məmə/): "love"

zait (verb, /zaɪt/): "need"

ab (verb, /əb/): "own"

ivich (verb, /ɪvitʃ/): "roast"

dooth (verb, /dʊð/): "run"

ishashath (verb, /iʃəʃəð/): "see"

duwa (verb, /duwa/): "sit"

kutt (verb, /kʌɾ/): "sleep"

ishim (verb, /ɪʃim/): "smell"

kat (verb, /kæt/): "smile"

agaka (verb, /əgəkə/): "stand"

shatten (verb, /ʃəɾɛn/): "strike"

thiwuzin (verb, /ðiwuzɪn/): "swallow"

awkefi (verb, /okɛfi/): "swim"

thou (verb, /ðaʊ/): "taste"

alow (verb, /alɔw/): "throw"

zazut (verb, /zæzut/): "walk"

oughve (verb, /ɒvɛ/): "want"

Nouns

pita (noun, /pitə/): "afternoon"

azang (noun, /azəŋ/): "ale"

ikimi (noun, /ikimɪ/): "all"

uningatough (noun, /unɪŋətɒ/): "alligator"

utitava (noun, /ʌtɪtəvə/): "arm"

awt (noun, /ot/): "ash"

eluket (noun, /ɛlukɛt/): "aunt"

ef (noun, /ɛf/): "axe"

ttattij (noun, /ɾaɾidʒ/): "bark"

ana (noun, /ænə/): "bay"

datu (noun, /dətʌ/): "beer"

engifai (noun, /ɛŋɪfaɪ/): "beet"

tattad (noun, /təɾəd/): "bird"

lashag (noun, /læʃəg/): "blood"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "boar"

oughttakuhu (noun, /ɒɾəkuhʌ/): "bone"

ishi (noun, /ɪʃi/): "breakfast"

kida (noun, /kɪda/): "breast"

ek (noun, /ɛk/): "brother"

atahali (noun, /atəhəlɪ/): "castle"

sawvayh (noun, /soveh/): "cat"

ulutayzough (noun, /ulutezɒ/): "cat"

is (noun, /ɪs/): "chest"

ethayfat (noun, /ɛðefət/): "chicken"

ttuhe (noun, /ɾʌhɛ/): "claw"

livez (noun, /lɪvɛz/): "cloud"

inigal (noun, /inɪgal/): "coconut"

abejun (noun, /əbɛjun/): "crime"

asa (noun, /əsə/): "day"

naynawd (noun, /nenod/): "dinner"

javoughsa (noun, /jəvɒsæ/): "dog"

sip (noun, /sɪp/): "drink"

asat (noun, /əsət/): "dungeon"

ttaim (noun, /ɾaɪm/): "ear"

nata (noun, /nətə/): "earth"

kattayn (noun, /kæɾen/): "egg"

isoughtanai (noun, /ɪsɒtənaɪ/): "elder"

an (noun, /ən/): "enemy"

aythi (noun, /eði/): "evening"

mi (noun, /mɪ/): "eye"

tta (noun, /ɾa/): "family"

ditha (noun, /dɪθə/): "father"

vaytasiay (noun, /vetəʒe/): "feather"

itha (noun, /ɪðə/): "fight"

waigithat (noun, /waɪgɪðat/): "finger"

thi (noun, /ði/): "fire"

avitaf (noun, /əvɪtəf/): "fish"

jabam (noun, /jəbam/): "flesh"

nak (noun, /nak/): "foot"

asidak (noun, /əsɪdək/): "forest"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "fox"

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

nazitta (noun, /nəzɪɾə/): "goose"

atithabaw (noun, /ətɪðəbo/): "grease"

aydihi (noun, /edɪhɪ/): "group"

bu (noun, /bʌ/): "gulf"

lala (noun, /ləlæ/): "hair"

ethittiva (noun, /ɛðɪɾivæ/): "hand"

shaiwatten (noun, /ʃaɪwəɾɛn/): "hat"

aypagusai (noun, /epəgusaɪ/): "hate"

ifaza (noun, /ɪfəza/): "head"

nuh (noun, /nuh/): "hill"

ikaw (noun, /ɪko/): "horn"

izatad (noun, /izətəd/): "horse"

te (noun, /tɛ/): "house"

oughbahimu (noun, /ɒbəhɪmu/): "inn"

ad (noun, /əd/): "island"

oughtichag (noun, /ɒtɪtʃəg/): "jaw"

iduweni (noun, /iduwɛnɪ/): "lake"

ttuttuna (noun, /ɾuɾunə/): "leaf"

bubittut (noun, /bubɪɾut/): "leg"

hazetta (noun, /həzɛɾə/): "liver"

ett (noun, /ɛɾ/): "louse"

ayn (noun, /en/): "love"

amilag (noun, /æmɪləg/): "lunch"

asik (noun, /əsik/): "man"

ga (noun, /gə/): "many"

ttizich (noun, /ɾizɪx/): "meal"

oupafut (noun, /aʊpəfʌt/): "metal"

ittid (noun, /ɪɾɪd/): "mine"

en (noun, /ɛn/): "monster"

ttisash (noun, /ɾɪsəʃ/): "moon"

ngilat (noun, /ŋɪlæt/): "morning"

itha (noun, /iðə/): "mother"

ach (noun, /ətʃ/): "mountain"

ithuthi (noun, /ɪðʌði/): "mouth"

una (noun, /ʌnə/): "name"

te (noun, /tɛ/): "neck"

utti (noun, /uɾi/): "night"

oughgaws (noun, /ɒgos/): "noodle"

abetuthu (noun, /əbɛtuðu/): "nose"

ta (noun, /tə/): "ocean"

ladij (noun, /lədidʒ/): "parent"

ttay (noun, /ɾe/): "path"

attuwi (noun, /æɾuwi/): "peace"

idafazi (noun, /ɪdæfazɪ/): "pepper"

thoughdan (noun, /ðɒdən/): "person"

aytihi (noun, /etɪhi/): "pie"

ajana (noun, /əjənə/): "pig"

zayzi (noun, /zezɪ/): "rabbit"

sithaidoughz (noun, /siðaɪdɒz/): "rain"

inadah (noun, /ɪnədəh/): "rat"

sijawlat (noun, /sidʒolət/): "river"

azoughs (noun, /əzɒs/): "robe"

wik (noun, /wik/): "rock"

nubinap (noun, /nubɪnəp/): "root"

akukin (noun, /əkʌkɪn/): "salt"

nel (noun, /nɛl/): "sand"

siudu (noun, /ʒudu/): "seed"

thoughdawtt (noun, /ðɒdoɾ/): "sibling"

izib (noun, /ɪzib/): "sister"

ejanana (noun, /ɛjənənə/): "skin"

awmoughttough (noun, /omɒɾɒ/): "sky"

oodala (noun, /ʊdələ/): "smoke"

uba (noun, /ubə/): "snake"

asouz (noun, /asaʊz/): "soup"

natt (noun, /nəɾ/): "star"

wa (noun, /wə/): "stew"

ayn (noun, /en/): "stomach"

ataki (noun, /ætəki/): "stone"

alejeki (noun, /əlɛjɛkɪ/): "stream"

esika (noun, /ɛsikə/): "sun"

tamep (noun, /təmɛp/): "sword"

itah (noun, /ɪtəh/): "tail"

nabiving (noun, /næbɪvɪŋ/): "tavern"

avez (noun, /əvɛz/): "thumb"

samathad (noun, /samæðad/): "tongue"

ech (noun, /ɛtʃ/): "tooth"

kats (noun, /kəts/): "tree"

shimai (noun, /ʃɪmaɪ/): "truth"

talad (noun, /tæləd/): "uncle"

attama (noun, /æɾəmæ/): "valley"

noughmu (noun, /nɒmu/): "war"

ttaythawij (noun, /ɾeðawɪdʒ/): "water"

wattay (noun, /wəɾe/): "way"

ana (noun, /ənæ/): "wine"

noughmeth (noun, /nɒmɛð/): "woman"

aww (noun, /ow/): "word"