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Ithumachu

Ithumachu Dictionary

Pronouns

uba (pronoun, /ʌbə/): "he"

za (pronoun, /zə/): "she"

ith (pronoun, /ið/): "they"

nith (pronoun, /nið/): "you"

al (pronoun, /əl/): "we"

ingough (pronoun, /ɪŋɒ/): "I"

Articles

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

avay (article, /əve/): "the"

Prepositions

tti (preposition, /ɾi/): "and"

fang (preposition, /fæŋ/): "as"

it (preposition, /ɪt/): "from"

ttebaytatt (preposition, /ɾɛbetæɾ/): "in"

adi (preposition, /adɪ/): "of"

akivida (preposition, /əkivɪdə/): "or"

attooba (preposition, /əɾʊbə/): "to"

si (preposition, /si/): "will"

adathuna (preposition, /ədæðunə/): "with"

Numbers

ainithaitti (number, /aɪnɪθaɪɾɪ/): "zero"

umiduk (number, /ʌmɪduk/): "one"

inathan (number, /ɪnəθən/): "two"

mefitatt (number, /mɛfɪtæɾ/): "three"

oughtithur (number, /ɒtɪðʌɹ/): "four"

ootha (number, /ʊðæ/): "five"

uttaini (number, /ʌɾaɪnɪ/): "six"

ainasen (number, /aɪnəsɛn/): "seven"

amilawtt (number, /amɪloɾ/): "eight"

mousazi (number, /maʊsəzɪ/): "nine"

ayas (number, /əyəs/): "ten"

Questions

an (question, /ən/): "what"

atiwite (question, /ətiwitɛ/): "who"

nihach (question, /nɪhətʃ/): "how"

guttalath (question, /gʌɾələð/): "why"

ttabivoo (question, /ɾəbivʊ/): "when"

Interjections

ttalinij (interjection, /ɾəlinɪj/): "hello"

nalath (interjection, /nələð/): "goodbye"

at (interjection, /æt/): "hey"

azit (interjection, /æzit/): "bye"

tid (interjection, /tɪd/): "ouch"

ttaniwu (interjection, /ɾaniwu/): "wow"

attitata (interjection, /æɾitatə/): "uh"

ki (interjection, /kɪ/): "er"

fumittat (interjection, /fumɪɾət/): "um"

Adverbs

kakett (adverb, /kəkɛɾ/): "again"

ipuvoughtha (adverb, /ipuvɒðə/): "now"

amamai (adverb, /əməmaɪ/): "soon"

kik (adverb, /kɪk/): "often"

aikanak (adverb, /aɪkænæk/): "sometimes"

sayge (adverb, /segɛ/): "always"

zittatay (adverb, /zɪɾəte/): "never"

nachi (adverb, /nətʃɪ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

up (adjective, /up/): "aromatic"

dai (adjective, /daɪ/): "basted"

nedi (adjective, /nɛdɪ/): "big"

izi (adjective, /ɪzi/): "bitter"

azaidak (adjective, /azaɪdək/): "black"

adasa (adjective, /ædəsə/): "blue"

taw (adjective, /to/): "brown"

vi (adjective, /vɪ/): "chilled"

em (adjective, /ɛm/): "cold"

lainev (adjective, /laɪnɛv/): "curried"

unagan (adjective, /ʌnəgən/): "dark"

itt (adjective, /ɪɾ/): "deep"

en (adjective, /ɛn/): "divine"

mayttuta (adjective, /meɾutə/): "drunk"

efawttil (adjective, /ɛfoɾɪl/): "empty"

ebadou (adjective, /ɛbədaʊ/): "evil"

awces (adjective, /ocɛs/): "familiar"

avatt (adjective, /əvaɾ/): "fat"

inatt (adjective, /ɪnəɾ/): "flat"

voughttoutt (adjective, /vɒɾaʊɾ/): "frail"

ikoochina (adjective, /ɪkʊtʃɪnə/): "fried"

angetti (adjective, /aŋɛɾi/): "full"

dafasaz (adjective, /dæfəsæz/): "good"

ba (adjective, /bə/): "green"

awjekaza (adjective, /odʒɛkəzə/): "grey"

wut (adjective, /wut/): "honest"

anas (adjective, /ənæs/): "hot"

adough (adjective, /adɒ/): "light"

jawk (adjective, /jok/): "long"

ttatu (adjective, /ɾətʌ/): "loud"

ime (adjective, /imɛ/): "mortal"

ajittay (adjective, /əjɪɾe/): "mysterious"

afawnaiw (adjective, /əfonaɪw/): "narrow"

isoi (adjective, /ɪsɔɪ/): "old"

samipez (adjective, /səmɪpɛz/): "orange"

alam (adjective, /ələm/): "pungent"

ttil (adjective, /ɾɪl/): "purple"

outha (adjective, /aʊðæ/): "quiet"

awluttupi (adjective, /olʌɾʌpɪ/): "raw"

nattadawn (adjective, /nəɾədon/): "rectangular"

akalaidi (adjective, /ækəlaɪdɪ/): "red"

as (adjective, /əs/): "roasted"

kangaz (adjective, /kəŋaz/): "round"

nafish (adjective, /næfɪʃ/): "salty"

pachu (adjective, /pətʃu/): "savory"

nacith (adjective, /nəcið/): "shallow"

asaiwa (adjective, /əsaɪwə/): "short"

ittav (adjective, /ɪɾəv/): "smoked"

dini (adjective, /dinɪ/): "sober"

neti (adjective, /nɛtɪ/): "sour"

tattoughsej (adjective, /tæɾɒsɛj/): "spicy"

satawis (adjective, /sætəwɪs/): "spiral"

akuthaw (adjective, /əkʌθəw/): "square"

aibakani (adjective, /aɪbəkanɪ/): "steamed"

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

ad (adjective, /əd/): "strong"

jipag (adjective, /dʒipəg/): "sturdy"

payzayj (adjective, /pezedʒ/): "sweet"

minaila (adjective, /mɪnaɪlə/): "tall"

oughlavami (adjective, /ɒlævəmɪ/): "thick"

ttaidit (adjective, /ɾaɪdɪt/): "thin"

ayttag (adjective, /eɾæg/): "warm"

pa (adjective, /pə/): "weak"

noughnisis (adjective, /nɒnisɪs/): "white"

isita (adjective, /ɪsɪtə/): "wide"

nakanu (adjective, /nəkænu/): "yellow"

benahi (adjective, /bɛnəhɪ/): "young"

Verbs

fitt (verb, /fɪɾ/): "bake"

ishamaw (verb, /ɪʃəmo/): "be"

ji (verb, /ji/): "belong"

sigeb (verb, /sɪgɛb/): "bite"

attaisu (verb, /əɾaɪsu/): "break"

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

atima (verb, /ətɪmə/): "come"

in (verb, /ɪn/): "die"

aytivad (verb, /etivəd/): "drink"

anawtt (verb, /ənoɾ/): "eat"

kisadik (verb, /kisədɪk/): "fall"

isoughv (verb, /isɒv/): "fight"

fawpan (verb, /fopən/): "find"

sana (verb, /sənə/): "fish"

uth (verb, /uð/): "fly"

agevaz (verb, /əgɛvəz/): "frown"

tas (verb, /təs/): "go"

ittipang (verb, /iɾɪpəŋ/): "growl"

an (verb, /ən/): "hate"

su (verb, /sʌ/): "have"

ivab (verb, /ɪvəb/): "hear"

ig (verb, /ig/): "hide"

as (verb, /əs/): "hold"

luchenuth (verb, /luxɛnʌð/): "hunt"

thisiba (verb, /ðɪsibæ/): "jump"

qoughhi (verb, /qɒhɪ/): "kill"

shoun (verb, /ʃaʊn/): "know"

wapewil (verb, /wapɛwɪl/): "laugh"

ngi (verb, /ŋɪ/): "lie"

esapa (verb, /ɛsəpə/): "live"

thawtti (verb, /ðoɾɪ/): "lose"

isoughnasu (verb, /ɪsɒnəsu/): "love"

al (verb, /əl/): "need"

isik (verb, /isɪk/): "own"

oughsahett (verb, /ɒsəhɛɾ/): "roast"

ihi (verb, /ihɪ/): "run"

ashi (verb, /aʃɪ/): "see"

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

fattipel (verb, /fəɾɪpɛl/): "sleep"

lanays (verb, /lənes/): "smell"

ittafatt (verb, /ɪɾəfəɾ/): "smile"

ttaittu (verb, /ɾaɪɾu/): "stand"

kaynanan (verb, /kenənən/): "strike"

tidittap (verb, /tɪdiɾəp/): "swallow"

tat (verb, /tət/): "swim"

lishu (verb, /lɪʃu/): "taste"

wayttan (verb, /weɾən/): "throw"

ada (verb, /ædə/): "walk"

attataychi (verb, /əɾətetʃɪ/): "want"

Nouns

asami (noun, /əsəmɪ/): "afternoon"

ate (noun, /ətɛ/): "ale"

ngi (noun, /ŋɪ/): "all"

achasawfough (noun, /ətʃəsofɒ/): "alligator"

nuttayba (noun, /nuɾebə/): "arm"

outtikeda (noun, /aʊɾɪkɛdə/): "ash"

tinik (noun, /tɪnɪk/): "aunt"

ittavaiza (noun, /ɪɾəvaɪzə/): "axe"

famittai (noun, /famɪɾaɪ/): "bark"

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

aishi (noun, /aɪʃɪ/): "beer"

ajash (noun, /əjəʃ/): "beet"

natazatt (noun, /nætəzəɾ/): "bird"

asathizi (noun, /əsəðizi/): "blood"

abi (noun, /əbɪ/): "boar"

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

attas (noun, /aɾəs/): "breakfast"

ut (noun, /ʌt/): "breast"

vi (noun, /vɪ/): "brother"

vakata (noun, /vækætæ/): "castle"

asoughl (noun, /æsɒl/): "cat"

ttula (noun, /ɾʌla/): "cat"

dadatab (noun, /dədətəb/): "chest"

liva (noun, /lɪvə/): "chicken"

wahuta (noun, /wəhutæ/): "claw"

nanet (noun, /nənɛt/): "cloud"

aikili (noun, /aɪkɪlɪ/): "coconut"

ottough (noun, /ɔɾɒ/): "crime"

zimayhu (noun, /zimehu/): "day"

oughdudi (noun, /ɒdudɪ/): "dinner"

nakafa (noun, /nəkəfə/): "dog"

anga (noun, /əŋə/): "drink"

anuzai (noun, /ənʌzaɪ/): "dungeon"

aniditi (noun, /ənɪditɪ/): "ear"

athabiw (noun, /əðæbɪw/): "earth"

simaw (noun, /sɪmo/): "egg"

chathit (noun, /xəðit/): "elder"

sunif (noun, /sʌnɪf/): "enemy"

ehattu (noun, /ɛhəɾu/): "evening"

ttaha (noun, /ɾəhə/): "eye"

shan (noun, /ʃən/): "family"

ima (noun, /ɪmə/): "father"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "feather"

ttak (noun, /ɾak/): "fight"

itima (noun, /itɪmə/): "finger"

ttafitt (noun, /ɾəfiɾ/): "fire"

tisoughd (noun, /tisɒd/): "fish"

athayfan (noun, /əðefən/): "flesh"

nidesim (noun, /nɪdɛsim/): "foot"

nachaythit (noun, /natʃeðit/): "forest"

ikat (noun, /ɪkæt/): "fox"

ubatta (noun, /ubəɾə/): "friend"

toughn (noun, /tɒn/): "goose"

lapittil (noun, /ləpɪɾil/): "grease"

ip (noun, /ɪp/): "group"

zisalib (noun, /zisalɪb/): "gulf"

athijawough (noun, /aðɪjæwɒ/): "hair"

dikitt (noun, /dɪkɪɾ/): "hand"

noidin (noun, /nɔɪdin/): "hat"

zawla (noun, /zolə/): "hate"

dinil (noun, /dinil/): "head"

goul (noun, /gaʊl/): "hill"

kithumu (noun, /kɪðʌmʌ/): "horn"

attuv (noun, /əɾʌv/): "horse"

athudat (noun, /aðʌdət/): "house"

ava (noun, /əvə/): "inn"

esaboida (noun, /ɛsæbɔɪdə/): "island"

ushuvou (noun, /ʌʃʌvaʊ/): "jaw"

ufal (noun, /ʌfəl/): "lake"

ttathanek (noun, /ɾəðənɛk/): "leaf"

da (noun, /də/): "leg"

visan (noun, /vɪsən/): "liver"

adafak (noun, /adəfək/): "louse"

hita (noun, /hitə/): "love"

cha (noun, /tʃə/): "lunch"

ouq (noun, /aʊq/): "man"

dala (noun, /dələ/): "many"

dimi (noun, /dɪmi/): "meal"

jattav (noun, /dʒæɾəv/): "metal"

bahi (noun, /bəhɪ/): "mine"

kabough (noun, /kəbɒ/): "monster"

banawsab (noun, /bənosəb/): "moon"

bizulay (noun, /bɪzule/): "morning"

path (noun, /pəθ/): "mother"

uvuch (noun, /ʌvʌtʃ/): "mountain"

ett (noun, /ɛɾ/): "mouth"

fattaila (noun, /fæɾaɪlə/): "name"

kainini (noun, /kaɪnɪnɪ/): "neck"

ouna (noun, /aʊnə/): "night"

kiveli (noun, /kivɛlɪ/): "noodle"

emi (noun, /ɛmɪ/): "nose"

ainaine (noun, /aɪnaɪnɛ/): "ocean"

ta (noun, /tə/): "parent"

toowoughbam (noun, /tʊwɒbam/): "path"

tutathu (noun, /tutəðʌ/): "peace"

isa (noun, /ɪsə/): "pepper"

iwawda (noun, /iwodə/): "person"

ttiv (noun, /ɾɪv/): "pie"

athettaway (noun, /aðɛɾəwe/): "pig"

ap (noun, /əp/): "rabbit"

avih (noun, /əvih/): "rain"

ttasin (noun, /ɾæsin/): "rat"

asiakay (noun, /əʒəke/): "river"

ettuttayt (noun, /ɛɾʌɾet/): "robe"

natti (noun, /nəɾɪ/): "rock"

outha (noun, /aʊða/): "root"

pidengoon (noun, /pɪdɛŋʊn/): "salt"

atati (noun, /ətətɪ/): "sand"

thacakas (noun, /ðəcəkæs/): "seed"

ithattough (noun, /iðəɾɒ/): "sibling"

thunavun (noun, /θʌnavun/): "sister"

failichay (noun, /faɪlitʃe/): "skin"

iz (noun, /iz/): "sky"

afunisi (noun, /əfunisɪ/): "smoke"

unanin (noun, /ʌnənin/): "snake"

nitayth (noun, /nɪteð/): "soup"

it (noun, /it/): "star"

ttabe (noun, /ɾəbɛ/): "stew"

naiset (noun, /naɪsɛt/): "stomach"

itana (noun, /ɪtænə/): "stone"

anga (noun, /əŋə/): "stream"

idoughlayk (noun, /idɒlek/): "sun"

anayba (noun, /ənebæ/): "sword"

bakan (noun, /bækæn/): "tail"

taw (noun, /təw/): "tavern"

ji (noun, /dʒɪ/): "thumb"

il (noun, /il/): "tongue"

ki (noun, /kɪ/): "tooth"

nedaki (noun, /nɛdaki/): "tree"

akai (noun, /əkaɪ/): "truth"

loughbooj (noun, /lɒbʊj/): "uncle"

oulawwou (noun, /aʊlowaʊ/): "valley"

iwattayvi (noun, /iwæɾevi/): "war"

ttelawaym (noun, /ɾɛləwem/): "water"

ile (noun, /ilɛ/): "way"

thalana (noun, /ðələnə/): "wine"

anoughha (noun, /ənɒha/): "woman"

utt (noun, /uɾ/): "word"