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Waka

Waka Dictionary

Pronouns

athu (pronoun, /əðu/): "he"

mith (pronoun, /mɪð/): "she"

za (pronoun, /zə/): "they"

va (pronoun, /və/): "you"

oun (pronoun, /aʊn/): "we"

fu (pronoun, /fʌ/): "I"

Articles

tu (article, /tu/): "a"

ip (article, /ip/): "the"

Prepositions

ava (preposition, /əvə/): "and"

tizanatt (preposition, /tɪzanəɾ/): "as"

tailough (preposition, /taɪlɒ/): "from"

vanasutt (preposition, /vənasuɾ/): "in"

isayf (preposition, /ɪsef/): "of"

thedimaw (preposition, /ðɛdɪmo/): "or"

fifan (preposition, /fɪfan/): "to"

taiz (preposition, /taɪz/): "will"

asa (preposition, /əsə/): "with"

Numbers

je (number, /dʒɛ/): "zero"

aytu (number, /etʌ/): "one"

oith (number, /ɔɪð/): "two"

adawvat (number, /ədovət/): "three"

azith (number, /əzɪð/): "four"

eni (number, /ɛnɪ/): "five"

ilitt (number, /ilɪɾ/): "six"

avitawb (number, /əvitob/): "seven"

outuboup (number, /aʊtubaʊp/): "eight"

oughnayka (number, /ɒnekə/): "nine"

asiy (number, /æsɪy/): "ten"

Questions

igettinay (question, /ɪgɛɾɪne/): "what"

aipi (question, /aɪpi/): "who"

ithup (question, /ɪðʌp/): "how"

upa (question, /upə/): "why"

niti (question, /nɪtɪ/): "when"

Interjections

ushisha (interjection, /ʌʃɪʃə/): "hello"

thoov (interjection, /ðʊv/): "goodbye"

al (interjection, /əl/): "hey"

ittaf (interjection, /iɾəf/): "bye"

ki (interjection, /kɪ/): "ouch"

iba (interjection, /ibə/): "wow"

ahinguzi (interjection, /əhiŋʌzɪ/): "uh"

sangete (interjection, /səŋɛtɛ/): "er"

jutiwach (interjection, /jutiwəch/): "um"

Adverbs

anawti (adverb, /ənotɪ/): "again"

ttit (adverb, /ɾɪt/): "now"

ipeti (adverb, /ɪpɛtɪ/): "soon"

ashiniv (adverb, /əʃɪnɪv/): "often"

ziw (adverb, /zɪw/): "sometimes"

nube (adverb, /nubɛ/): "always"

rriv (adverb, /riv/): "never"

adattayn (adverb, /ədəɾen/): "seldom"

Adjectives

nai (adjective, /naɪ/): "aromatic"

va (adjective, /və/): "basted"

iletta (adjective, /ɪlɛɾa/): "big"

saitta (adjective, /saɪɾə/): "bitter"

ki (adjective, /ki/): "black"

enai (adjective, /ɛnaɪ/): "blue"

iti (adjective, /ɪti/): "brown"

aitt (adjective, /aɪɾ/): "chilled"

su (adjective, /su/): "cold"

ttaf (adjective, /ɾəf/): "curried"

in (adjective, /ɪn/): "dark"

awjittatta (adjective, /odʒɪɾəɾə/): "deep"

liza (adjective, /lizə/): "divine"

zubifidd (adjective, /zubifɪɽ/): "drunk"

dadiz (adjective, /dədiz/): "empty"

akik (adjective, /əkɪk/): "evil"

be (adjective, /bɛ/): "familiar"

kulu (adjective, /kulʌ/): "fat"

usik (adjective, /usik/): "flat"

afitek (adjective, /əfitɛk/): "frail"

athan (adjective, /əðən/): "fried"

ilovi (adjective, /ɪlɔvi/): "full"

pupike (adjective, /pʌpikɛ/): "good"

asapas (adjective, /əsəpəs/): "green"

ttininig (adjective, /ɾinɪnɪg/): "grey"

utedai (adjective, /utɛdaɪ/): "honest"

it (adjective, /it/): "hot"

bibaymai (adjective, /bɪbemaɪ/): "light"

dawn (adjective, /don/): "long"

aymunettou (adjective, /emunɛɾaʊ/): "loud"

ittitti (adjective, /ɪɾiɾi/): "mortal"

isawjawtte (adjective, /ɪsojoɾɛ/): "mysterious"

usaduti (adjective, /ʌsədʌtɪ/): "narrow"

lan (adjective, /lan/): "old"

bakavi (adjective, /bəkəvɪ/): "orange"

daysawda (adjective, /desodæ/): "pungent"

usoongaf (adjective, /usʊŋəf/): "purple"

atadula (adjective, /atædulə/): "quiet"

paysoo (adjective, /pesʊ/): "raw"

ivat (adjective, /ivət/): "rectangular"

atena (adjective, /ətɛnə/): "red"

taytt (adjective, /teɾ/): "roasted"

ttawnazas (adjective, /ɾonəzæs/): "round"

dam (adjective, /dəm/): "salty"

awmiji (adjective, /omɪji/): "savory"

elaha (adjective, /ɛlæhə/): "shallow"

lanusal (adjective, /lənusəl/): "short"

ttawi (adjective, /ɾəwɪ/): "smoked"

suw (adjective, /sʌw/): "sober"

attoughtadi (adjective, /əɾɒtædi/): "sour"

tolam (adjective, /tɔlam/): "spicy"

toodoughva (adjective, /tʊdɒvə/): "spiral"

ad (adjective, /əd/): "square"

aithaytt (adjective, /aɪðeɾ/): "steamed"

nutaj (adjective, /nʌtəj/): "strange"

attoun (adjective, /əɾaʊn/): "strong"

athisithu (adjective, /əðɪsɪðʌ/): "sturdy"

oul (adjective, /aʊl/): "sweet"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "tall"

zaj (adjective, /zædʒ/): "thick"

tehasai (adjective, /tɛhəsaɪ/): "thin"

mawth (adjective, /moθ/): "warm"

gafa (adjective, /gəfə/): "weak"

aynainib (adjective, /enaɪnɪb/): "white"

sittet (adjective, /sɪɾɛt/): "wide"

jasi (adjective, /jəsɪ/): "yellow"

attayh (adjective, /aɾeh/): "young"

Verbs

paytitawh (verb, /petɪtoh/): "bake"

ijiwitu (verb, /ɪjɪwɪtu/): "be"

sini (verb, /sinɪ/): "belong"

nathaisai (verb, /næðaɪsaɪ/): "bite"

afaisai (verb, /əfaɪsaɪ/): "break"

ifazough (verb, /ɪfæzɒ/): "burn"

sah (verb, /səh/): "come"

lavawt (verb, /ləvot/): "die"

nil (verb, /nil/): "drink"

am (verb, /əm/): "eat"

thash (verb, /ðəʃ/): "fall"

uttid (verb, /uɾid/): "fight"

laykay (verb, /leke/): "find"

aina (verb, /aɪnə/): "fish"

uhas (verb, /uhəs/): "fly"

iku (verb, /ikʌ/): "frown"

iguzaba (verb, /ɪgʌzəbæ/): "go"

piti (verb, /pɪti/): "growl"

nama (verb, /nəmə/): "hate"

pamayma (verb, /pəmemæ/): "have"

ikan (verb, /ɪkən/): "hear"

aythalawtt (verb, /eðəloɾ/): "hide"

attivaz (verb, /əɾɪvəz/): "hold"

huw (verb, /hʌw/): "hunt"

chicha (verb, /tʃɪtʃə/): "jump"

kez (verb, /kɛz/): "kill"

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

soughzizad (verb, /sɒzɪzəd/): "laugh"

idanin (verb, /ɪdənɪn/): "lie"

ttettatt (verb, /ɾɛɾəɾ/): "live"

ij (verb, /ij/): "lose"

ani (verb, /ənɪ/): "love"

va (verb, /və/): "need"

noonipid (verb, /nʊnipɪd/): "own"

laysi (verb, /lesi/): "roast"

ttattay (verb, /ɾəɾe/): "run"

atta (verb, /əɾə/): "see"

shaitoo (verb, /ʃaɪtʊ/): "sit"

tta (verb, /ɾə/): "sleep"

dittane (verb, /diɾænɛ/): "smell"

wutt (verb, /wuɾ/): "smile"

akanan (verb, /əkənən/): "stand"

iz (verb, /ɪz/): "strike"

mudutt (verb, /muduɾ/): "swallow"

bamihu (verb, /bəmɪhʌ/): "swim"

ttanitha (verb, /ɾənɪðə/): "taste"

aihawdisi (verb, /aɪhodɪsɪ/): "throw"

ttinath (verb, /ɾinəð/): "walk"

il (verb, /il/): "want"

Nouns

itoughthainga (noun, /ɪtɒðaɪŋæ/): "afternoon"

watitatt (noun, /wætitæɾ/): "ale"

awsudi (noun, /osʌdɪ/): "all"

qepishek (noun, /qɛpɪʃɛk/): "alligator"

ikana (noun, /ikənæ/): "arm"

nathisais (noun, /nəðisaɪs/): "ash"

adasouva (noun, /ədəsaʊvə/): "aunt"

pulu (noun, /pʌlʌ/): "axe"

thaypay (noun, /ðepe/): "bark"

id (noun, /id/): "bay"

ada (noun, /ədə/): "beer"

padima (noun, /pədima/): "beet"

winitay (noun, /wɪnite/): "bird"

mizebu (noun, /mizɛbu/): "blood"

sih (noun, /sɪh/): "boar"

nirr (noun, /nɪr/): "bone"

tta (noun, /ɾa/): "breakfast"

tutta (noun, /tʌɾə/): "breast"

tatawz (noun, /tətoz/): "brother"

ab (noun, /əb/): "castle"

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

attemitti (noun, /əɾɛmiɾɪ/): "cat"

nu (noun, /nu/): "chest"

videthi (noun, /vidɛðɪ/): "chicken"

iguthijaw (noun, /ɪguðidʒo/): "claw"

thutt (noun, /ðuɾ/): "cloud"

chan (noun, /xən/): "coconut"

our (noun, /aʊɹ/): "crime"

apawedi (noun, /əpəwɛdɪ/): "day"

wakal (noun, /wəkəl/): "dinner"

lati (noun, /lætɪ/): "dog"

sattu (noun, /səɾʌ/): "drink"

ikuvoun (noun, /ɪkʌvaʊn/): "dungeon"

thattazag (noun, /ðəɾæzag/): "ear"

aka (noun, /əka/): "earth"

akayngi (noun, /əkeŋɪ/): "egg"

anasinay (noun, /ənæsine/): "elder"

lookawtaw (noun, /lʊkoto/): "enemy"

ap (noun, /əp/): "evening"

nayfas (noun, /nefəs/): "eye"

attail (noun, /aɾaɪl/): "family"

hatejough (noun, /hətɛdʒɒ/): "father"

inisa (noun, /inisə/): "feather"

tawni (noun, /tonɪ/): "fight"

uthoom (noun, /uðʊm/): "finger"

dawawl (noun, /dəwol/): "fire"

aijutti (noun, /aɪjʌɾɪ/): "fish"

woott (noun, /wʊɾ/): "flesh"

edak (noun, /ɛdək/): "foot"

atizouth (noun, /ətɪzaʊð/): "forest"

ayzibaytt (noun, /ezibeɾ/): "fox"

aypa (noun, /epæ/): "friend"

ediw (noun, /ɛdɪw/): "goose"

awj (noun, /odʒ/): "grease"

ddudatitt (noun, /ɽʌdætɪɾ/): "group"

wu (noun, /wʌ/): "gulf"

adechas (noun, /ədɛtʃəs/): "hair"

ha (noun, /hə/): "hand"

nungay (noun, /nʌŋe/): "hat"

utadaki (noun, /utædəkɪ/): "hate"

ekasat (noun, /ɛkəsət/): "head"

gawitha (noun, /gəwiðə/): "hill"

tanana (noun, /tənənə/): "horn"

imourra (noun, /imaʊrə/): "horse"

ale (noun, /alɛ/): "house"

kenabin (noun, /kɛnəbɪn/): "inn"

nanga (noun, /naŋə/): "island"

aynoughvatt (noun, /enɒvəɾ/): "jaw"

agangi (noun, /əgəŋi/): "lake"

hak (noun, /hək/): "leaf"

attavavi (noun, /aɾævəvi/): "leg"

naf (noun, /nəf/): "liver"

ashiwi (noun, /əʃɪwɪ/): "louse"

visitt (noun, /visiɾ/): "love"

awamatte (noun, /əwəməɾɛ/): "lunch"

oughm (noun, /ɒm/): "man"

im (noun, /ɪm/): "many"

settakal (noun, /sɛɾəkəl/): "meal"

oughdaynawka (noun, /ɒdenokə/): "metal"

irrinayb (noun, /ɪrineb/): "mine"

tamikatt (noun, /təmɪkəɾ/): "monster"

anikaw (noun, /əniko/): "moon"

abawt (noun, /abot/): "morning"

oishabay (noun, /ɔɪʃəbe/): "mother"

na (noun, /na/): "mountain"

pa (noun, /pa/): "mouth"

isimegu (noun, /ɪsɪmɛgʌ/): "name"

ak (noun, /ək/): "neck"

thaynittitt (noun, /ðeniɾiɾ/): "night"

satittat (noun, /satɪɾət/): "noodle"

ut (noun, /ʌt/): "nose"

ayfudaw (noun, /efudo/): "ocean"

aza (noun, /æzæ/): "parent"

vabait (noun, /vabaɪt/): "path"

daz (noun, /dæz/): "peace"

aza (noun, /əzæ/): "pepper"

etabat (noun, /ɛtəbət/): "person"

tanusaz (noun, /tənʌsæz/): "pie"

zi (noun, /zɪ/): "pig"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "rabbit"

dittigath (noun, /dɪɾɪgəð/): "rain"

apoibittu (noun, /apɔɪbiɾu/): "rat"

uttawani (noun, /uɾæwənɪ/): "river"

attani (noun, /əɾənɪ/): "robe"

anemith (noun, /ænɛmɪð/): "rock"

utay (noun, /ʌte/): "root"

ttad (noun, /ɾad/): "salt"

katawdan (noun, /kətodən/): "sand"

adapitt (noun, /ədəpɪɾ/): "seed"

dachakad (noun, /dətʃəkəd/): "sibling"

vitawa (noun, /vɪtəwə/): "sister"

lil (noun, /lɪl/): "skin"

anattan (noun, /ənəɾan/): "sky"

akat (noun, /əkət/): "smoke"

taki (noun, /təkɪ/): "snake"

ethazi (noun, /ɛðəzi/): "soup"

dduka (noun, /ɽukə/): "star"

maddi (noun, /məɽɪ/): "stew"

athitt (noun, /æðiɾ/): "stomach"

ad (noun, /æd/): "stone"

ngal (noun, /ŋəl/): "stream"

ad (noun, /æd/): "sun"

uttitt (noun, /ʌɾɪɾ/): "sword"

efen (noun, /ɛfɛn/): "tail"

etta (noun, /ɛɾə/): "tavern"

zithafi (noun, /zɪðəfɪ/): "thumb"

dulida (noun, /dʌlɪda/): "tongue"

lis (noun, /lɪs/): "tooth"

thafitin (noun, /ðəfitin/): "tree"

da (noun, /də/): "truth"

kiji (noun, /kɪji/): "uncle"

uzamak (noun, /ʌzæmək/): "valley"

nawawta (noun, /nəwotə/): "war"

ttasila (noun, /ɾəsɪlə/): "water"

wi (noun, /wɪ/): "way"

ttawgawke (noun, /ɾogokɛ/): "wine"

ik (noun, /ɪk/): "woman"

gahatt (noun, /gəhəɾ/): "word"