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Nafittoum

Nafittoum Dictionary

Pronouns

le (pronoun, /lɛ/): "he"

esa (pronoun, /ɛsə/): "she"

tatt (pronoun, /təɾ/): "they"

tta (pronoun, /ɾə/): "you"

kak (pronoun, /kək/): "we"

il (pronoun, /ɪl/): "I"

Articles

usi (article, /ʌsɪ/): "a"

ha (article, /hə/): "the"

Prepositions

ainay (preposition, /aɪne/): "and"

tezatt (preposition, /tɛzæɾ/): "as"

disiitas (preposition, /dɪʒitəs/): "from"

iva (preposition, /ɪvæ/): "in"

ithit (preposition, /ɪðɪt/): "of"

awgingaih (preposition, /ogiŋaɪh/): "or"

akattid (preposition, /əkəɾid/): "to"

uvamay (preposition, /uvəme/): "will"

ehi (preposition, /ɛhɪ/): "with"

Numbers

duda (number, /dʌdæ/): "zero"

ttutha (number, /ɾʌðə/): "one"

watt (number, /wəɾ/): "two"

ttiki (number, /ɾɪkɪ/): "three"

ttiz (number, /ɾiz/): "four"

ishidi (number, /ɪʃidɪ/): "five"

aki (number, /əki/): "six"

athule (number, /əðʌlɛ/): "seven"

pimit (number, /pɪmɪt/): "eight"

ilough (number, /ilɒ/): "nine"

amu (number, /əmʌ/): "ten"

Questions

etouva (question, /ɛtaʊvə/): "what"

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

ikini (question, /ɪkɪnɪ/): "how"

bavan (question, /bəvən/): "why"

shadij (question, /ʃadij/): "when"

Interjections

utoolinu (interjection, /utʊlɪnu/): "hello"

atajaykay (interjection, /ətəjeke/): "goodbye"

kanutt (interjection, /kənuɾ/): "hey"

oughf (interjection, /ɒf/): "bye"

ab (interjection, /əb/): "ouch"

aifayzata (interjection, /aɪfezətæ/): "wow"

tti (interjection, /ɾɪ/): "uh"

naw (interjection, /no/): "er"

ulita (interjection, /ulɪtæ/): "um"

Adverbs

dootu (adverb, /dʊtu/): "again"

awttaq (adverb, /oɾəq/): "now"

hazatt (adverb, /həzəɾ/): "soon"

zittu (adverb, /zɪɾʌ/): "often"

munawou (adverb, /mʌnəwaʊ/): "sometimes"

awpoughth (adverb, /opɒð/): "always"

alayl (adverb, /ælel/): "never"

atittataw (adverb, /ætiɾəto/): "seldom"

Adjectives

itanu (adjective, /itənu/): "aromatic"

efathi (adjective, /ɛfəθi/): "basted"

oughvile (adjective, /ɒvilɛ/): "big"

fisough (adjective, /fɪsɒ/): "bitter"

thad (adjective, /ðəd/): "black"

avez (adjective, /əvɛz/): "blue"

zahama (adjective, /zəhəmə/): "brown"

nanati (adjective, /nənətɪ/): "chilled"

joot (adjective, /dʒʊt/): "cold"

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

saita (adjective, /saɪtæ/): "dark"

ida (adjective, /idə/): "deep"

utanays (adjective, /ʌtanes/): "divine"

ladalat (adjective, /lədələt/): "drunk"

ukoi (adjective, /ʌkɔɪ/): "empty"

nutt (adjective, /nuɾ/): "evil"

aws (adjective, /os/): "familiar"

me (adjective, /mɛ/): "fat"

amipi (adjective, /əmɪpi/): "flat"

te (adjective, /tɛ/): "frail"

nazatta (adjective, /næzəɾa/): "fried"

nattune (adjective, /nəɾunɛ/): "full"

damishath (adjective, /dəmɪʃəð/): "good"

id (adjective, /ɪd/): "green"

sinisuk (adjective, /sinɪsʌk/): "grey"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "honest"

tila (adjective, /tɪlə/): "hot"

oughkifeb (adjective, /ɒkɪfɛb/): "light"

atis (adjective, /ətɪs/): "long"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "loud"

joutat (adjective, /dʒaʊtət/): "mortal"

nus (adjective, /nʌs/): "mysterious"

ichidazu (adjective, /itʃidəzu/): "narrow"

ounami (adjective, /aʊnəmi/): "old"

udi (adjective, /udɪ/): "orange"

apid (adjective, /apɪd/): "pungent"

ata (adjective, /ətə/): "purple"

aithima (adjective, /aɪðimə/): "quiet"

oughttatte (adjective, /ɒɾæɾɛ/): "raw"

dangihett (adjective, /dəŋɪhɛɾ/): "rectangular"

ita (adjective, /ɪtə/): "red"

aj (adjective, /æj/): "roasted"

elu (adjective, /ɛlʌ/): "round"

ataw (adjective, /ətəw/): "salty"

alidi (adjective, /əlɪdɪ/): "savory"

ta (adjective, /tæ/): "shallow"

iwu (adjective, /ɪwʌ/): "short"

nekattai (adjective, /nɛkæɾaɪ/): "smoked"

nalain (adjective, /nəlaɪn/): "sober"

ut (adjective, /ut/): "sour"

ttaijak (adjective, /ɾaɪdʒək/): "spicy"

itam (adjective, /itəm/): "spiral"

ivet (adjective, /ivɛt/): "square"

ne (adjective, /nɛ/): "steamed"

nuzopat (adjective, /nuzɔpət/): "strange"

azafa (adjective, /əzəfə/): "strong"

udez (adjective, /ʌdɛz/): "sturdy"

iwe (adjective, /ɪwɛ/): "sweet"

aliwika (adjective, /əlɪwika/): "tall"

fi (adjective, /fɪ/): "thick"

natteh (adjective, /nəɾɛh/): "thin"

amoum (adjective, /əmaʊm/): "warm"

chavani (adjective, /tʃævəni/): "weak"

anutt (adjective, /anuɾ/): "white"

nailitha (adjective, /naɪliðə/): "wide"

da (adjective, /də/): "yellow"

asaw (adjective, /æso/): "young"

Verbs

asajal (verb, /əsəjəl/): "bake"

ngaha (verb, /ŋəhə/): "be"

si (verb, /sɪ/): "belong"

this (verb, /ðis/): "bite"

tez (verb, /tɛz/): "break"

vi (verb, /vɪ/): "burn"

atoughpi (verb, /ətɒpi/): "come"

zazouza (verb, /zəzaʊzə/): "die"

iji (verb, /ɪdʒi/): "drink"

ta (verb, /ta/): "eat"

laki (verb, /ləkɪ/): "fall"

ttawwithi (verb, /ɾowɪðɪ/): "fight"

noughth (verb, /nɒð/): "find"

tasin (verb, /təsɪn/): "fish"

ttivub (verb, /ɾɪvub/): "fly"

ezufa (verb, /ɛzʌfə/): "frown"

ooka (verb, /ʊkə/): "go"

anipatu (verb, /anipətʌ/): "growl"

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

amusivi (verb, /əmusivɪ/): "have"

nana (verb, /nənæ/): "hear"

eta (verb, /ɛtə/): "hide"

afi (verb, /əfɪ/): "hold"

atali (verb, /ətəlɪ/): "hunt"

uttisitha (verb, /uɾɪsiθə/): "jump"

ddit (verb, /ɽɪt/): "kill"

etila (verb, /ɛtilə/): "know"

aidagun (verb, /aɪdəgun/): "laugh"

ttasoodach (verb, /ɾasʊdətʃ/): "lie"

tih (verb, /tɪh/): "live"

aisaz (verb, /aɪsəz/): "lose"

am (verb, /am/): "love"

uchika (verb, /ʌtʃɪka/): "need"

tawshoughw (verb, /toʃɒw/): "own"

iz (verb, /ɪz/): "roast"

ihul (verb, /ɪhʌl/): "run"

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

angafan (verb, /əŋæfən/): "sit"

awbika (verb, /obika/): "sleep"

kawtadan (verb, /kotadæn/): "smell"

latt (verb, /ləɾ/): "smile"

in (verb, /ɪn/): "stand"

minasa (verb, /minəsə/): "strike"

adaw (verb, /ədo/): "swallow"

lunana (verb, /lunənə/): "swim"

visai (verb, /vɪsaɪ/): "taste"

atana (verb, /ətəna/): "throw"

asumaz (verb, /əsuməz/): "walk"

ittan (verb, /iɾən/): "want"

Nouns

nika (noun, /nɪkə/): "afternoon"

awttufape (noun, /oɾʌfəpɛ/): "ale"

ethadam (noun, /ɛðədæm/): "all"

ibathitti (noun, /ɪbəðɪɾɪ/): "alligator"

letat (noun, /lɛtət/): "arm"

nulithatt (noun, /nʌlɪðəɾ/): "ash"

hadattas (noun, /hədəɾæs/): "aunt"

tikaikiw (noun, /tɪkaɪkɪw/): "axe"

at (noun, /æt/): "bark"

asan (noun, /əsən/): "bay"

lay (noun, /le/): "beer"

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

achisami (noun, /ətʃɪsəmi/): "bird"

inu (noun, /ɪnu/): "blood"

bayjeka (noun, /bejɛkə/): "boar"

ataw (noun, /əto/): "bone"

nush (noun, /nʌʃ/): "breakfast"

doothiwes (noun, /dʊðiwɛs/): "breast"

tas (noun, /təs/): "brother"

idafiv (noun, /ɪdəfiv/): "castle"

ttattadin (noun, /ɾəɾədin/): "cat"

dootitti (noun, /dʊtɪɾɪ/): "cat"

oottatti (noun, /ʊɾəɾɪ/): "chest"

koughttattid (noun, /kɒɾəɾɪd/): "chicken"

ahaitach (noun, /əhaɪtətʃ/): "claw"

kasaywam (noun, /kəsewəm/): "cloud"

betatt (noun, /bɛtəɾ/): "coconut"

ta (noun, /tæ/): "crime"

itoon (noun, /ɪtʊn/): "day"

sitifiz (noun, /sɪtɪfiz/): "dinner"

uwatt (noun, /uwəɾ/): "dog"

ettis (noun, /ɛɾɪs/): "drink"

mijak (noun, /mɪjæk/): "dungeon"

itattai (noun, /itəɾaɪ/): "ear"

tupaza (noun, /tupazə/): "earth"

azaybaw (noun, /əzebo/): "egg"

etoupi (noun, /ɛtaʊpɪ/): "elder"

fi (noun, /fi/): "enemy"

aittasipi (noun, /aɪɾəsɪpi/): "evening"

up (noun, /ʌp/): "eye"

hattak (noun, /həɾək/): "family"

ifaysam (noun, /ɪfesəm/): "father"

ttoughnikaij (noun, /ɾɒnɪkaɪj/): "feather"

anav (noun, /ənæv/): "fight"

itsamigu (noun, /itsamɪgʌ/): "finger"

ulaytai (noun, /uletaɪ/): "fire"

sademu (noun, /sədɛmʌ/): "fish"

utti (noun, /ʌɾɪ/): "flesh"

asuwi (noun, /asʌwɪ/): "foot"

dadina (noun, /dədɪnə/): "forest"

awaing (noun, /əwaɪŋ/): "fox"

asadoot (noun, /asədʊt/): "friend"

bataythi (noun, /bəteði/): "goose"

apat (noun, /əpət/): "grease"

abou (noun, /əbaʊ/): "group"

joimada (noun, /jɔɪmədə/): "gulf"

ittanay (noun, /iɾəne/): "hair"

budushai (noun, /bʌduʃaɪ/): "hand"

tita (noun, /tita/): "hat"

moughkich (noun, /mɒkɪtʃ/): "hate"

nikim (noun, /nɪkɪm/): "head"

avi (noun, /əvɪ/): "hill"

oughg (noun, /ɒg/): "horn"

si (noun, /sɪ/): "horse"

mitaw (noun, /mɪto/): "house"

achasail (noun, /ətʃæsaɪl/): "inn"

jathough (noun, /dʒəðɒ/): "island"

ar (noun, /əɹ/): "jaw"

etan (noun, /ɛtæn/): "lake"

si (noun, /sɪ/): "leaf"

sittaith (noun, /siɾaɪð/): "leg"

visuboo (noun, /vɪsubʊ/): "liver"

as (noun, /əs/): "louse"

um (noun, /um/): "love"

ikibin (noun, /ikɪbin/): "lunch"

ttam (noun, /ɾəm/): "man"

ttadd (noun, /ɾæɽ/): "many"

id (noun, /ɪd/): "meal"

kat (noun, /kət/): "metal"

ahi (noun, /æhi/): "mine"

wenayth (noun, /wɛneð/): "monster"

edounoughli (noun, /ɛdaʊnɒlɪ/): "moon"

qihasi (noun, /qɪhəsi/): "morning"

mitt (noun, /mɪɾ/): "mother"

digathutt (noun, /digæθʌɾ/): "mountain"

al (noun, /əl/): "mouth"

haviz (noun, /həvɪz/): "name"

afunawt (noun, /æfunot/): "neck"

alet (noun, /əlɛt/): "night"

ini (noun, /ini/): "noodle"

ittawki (noun, /iɾoki/): "nose"

zu (noun, /zʌ/): "ocean"

aydi (noun, /edɪ/): "parent"

noughnam (noun, /nɒnəm/): "path"

aipattough (noun, /aɪpəɾɒ/): "peace"

nu (noun, /nʌ/): "pepper"

asi (noun, /əsɪ/): "person"

ashaittafa (noun, /əʃaɪɾəfa/): "pie"

anachav (noun, /ænətʃəv/): "pig"

tithatai (noun, /tɪðətaɪ/): "rabbit"

awnapitt (noun, /onæpiɾ/): "rain"

taittit (noun, /taɪɾɪt/): "rat"

attiti (noun, /æɾiti/): "river"

nasai (noun, /næsaɪ/): "robe"

aysakoughna (noun, /esəkɒnə/): "rock"

ama (noun, /amæ/): "root"

fittani (noun, /fɪɾəni/): "salt"

dough (noun, /dɒ/): "sand"

ija (noun, /ijə/): "seed"

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

nasa (noun, /nəsə/): "sister"

diz (noun, /diz/): "skin"

ut (noun, /ʌt/): "sky"

chatethi (noun, /tʃətɛði/): "smoke"

kailanga (noun, /kaɪlæŋə/): "snake"

ap (noun, /əp/): "soup"

iza (noun, /izæ/): "star"

abas (noun, /əbəs/): "stew"

eda (noun, /ɛdə/): "stomach"

ithoipes (noun, /ɪðɔɪpɛs/): "stone"

ulaysa (noun, /ʌlesə/): "stream"

ithida (noun, /ɪðida/): "sun"

ttadiw (noun, /ɾədɪw/): "sword"

vaytta (noun, /veɾa/): "tail"

oujesida (noun, /aʊjɛsɪdə/): "tavern"

bawk (noun, /bok/): "thumb"

data (noun, /dətə/): "tongue"

oidattoo (noun, /ɔɪdəɾʊ/): "tooth"

uttafi (noun, /ʌɾəfɪ/): "tree"

atih (noun, /ətih/): "truth"

ttah (noun, /ɾəh/): "uncle"

aynut (noun, /enʌt/): "valley"

ath (noun, /əθ/): "war"

ana (noun, /ənə/): "water"

avatta (noun, /avəɾə/): "way"

sipatedd (noun, /sɪpətɛɽ/): "wine"

esatti (noun, /ɛsæɾɪ/): "woman"

datiba (noun, /dətibə/): "word"