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Lalima

Lalima Dictionary

Pronouns

va (pronoun, /və/): "he"

kul (pronoun, /kʌl/): "she"

shayv (pronoun, /ʃev/): "they"

la (pronoun, /lə/): "you"

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

ini (pronoun, /ɪnɪ/): "I"

Articles

eda (article, /ɛdæ/): "a"

atta (article, /əɾæ/): "the"

Prepositions

ttiba (preposition, /ɾɪbə/): "and"

inaiva (preposition, /inaɪvæ/): "as"

zattawet (preposition, /zəɾəwɛt/): "from"

kanaq (preposition, /kanəq/): "in"

shinun (preposition, /ʃɪnun/): "of"

wezanay (preposition, /wɛzəne/): "or"

igich (preposition, /ɪgitʃ/): "to"

awtt (preposition, /oɾ/): "will"

nali (preposition, /nəlɪ/): "with"

Numbers

tatule (number, /tətʌlɛ/): "zero"

thupulang (number, /ðupʌlæŋ/): "one"

hul (number, /hʌl/): "two"

ittidi (number, /ɪɾidɪ/): "three"

iwiwaytta (number, /iwɪweɾə/): "four"

anazada (number, /ənəzədə/): "five"

ttangawbail (number, /ɾəŋobaɪl/): "six"

ahel (number, /əhɛl/): "seven"

vedawtt (number, /vɛdoɾ/): "eight"

medi (number, /mɛdɪ/): "nine"

kittawmay (number, /kiɾome/): "ten"

Questions

inath (question, /inəθ/): "what"

saziji (question, /səzijɪ/): "who"

ittikat (question, /ɪɾikæt/): "how"

oughth (question, /ɒθ/): "why"

ayp (question, /ep/): "when"

Interjections

il (interjection, /ɪl/): "hello"

akitep (interjection, /akɪtɛp/): "goodbye"

kidu (interjection, /kɪdʌ/): "hey"

navasit (interjection, /nəvəsit/): "bye"

aypunayb (interjection, /epuneb/): "ouch"

sudattig (interjection, /sudəɾɪg/): "wow"

ijidattay (interjection, /ijɪdæɾe/): "uh"

vawvawej (interjection, /vovəwɛj/): "er"

att (interjection, /əɾ/): "um"

Adverbs

sipithat (adverb, /sipɪθæt/): "again"

isutt (adverb, /ɪsʌɾ/): "now"

baduk (adverb, /bəduk/): "soon"

fis (adverb, /fis/): "often"

zu (adverb, /zu/): "sometimes"

ka (adverb, /kə/): "always"

oughttough (adverb, /ɒɾɒ/): "never"

atang (adverb, /ætəŋ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

izetoos (adjective, /izɛtʊs/): "aromatic"

laikewi (adjective, /laɪkɛwi/): "basted"

taiji (adjective, /taɪjɪ/): "big"

aizik (adjective, /aɪzɪk/): "bitter"

usinu (adjective, /usinʌ/): "black"

idu (adjective, /ɪdʌ/): "blue"

namas (adjective, /nəməs/): "brown"

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

damutaf (adjective, /dəmʌtəf/): "cold"

thaja (adjective, /ðəjə/): "curried"

izawloo (adjective, /ɪzolʊ/): "dark"

fash (adjective, /fəʃ/): "deep"

ooti (adjective, /ʊtɪ/): "divine"

ayg (adjective, /eg/): "drunk"

thadal (adjective, /ðadæl/): "empty"

ttatith (adjective, /ɾətɪð/): "evil"

niw (adjective, /niw/): "familiar"

ufi (adjective, /ufi/): "fat"

ashipila (adjective, /əʃɪpilæ/): "flat"

anab (adjective, /anəb/): "frail"

thine (adjective, /ðɪnɛ/): "fried"

apani (adjective, /əpæni/): "full"

aitufay (adjective, /aɪtʌfəy/): "good"

tilitt (adjective, /tɪliɾ/): "green"

ida (adjective, /ɪdə/): "grey"

thuthitit (adjective, /ðʌðitɪt/): "honest"

athik (adjective, /aðik/): "hot"

tti (adjective, /ɾi/): "light"

ethaw (adjective, /ɛðo/): "long"

icha (adjective, /ɪchə/): "loud"

thathuwa (adjective, /θaðʌwə/): "mortal"

at (adjective, /ət/): "mysterious"

ma (adjective, /mæ/): "narrow"

ttibeshutt (adjective, /ɾɪbɛʃʌɾ/): "old"

ijate (adjective, /ijatɛ/): "orange"

anazal (adjective, /ənəzəl/): "pungent"

uma (adjective, /umə/): "purple"

me (adjective, /mɛ/): "quiet"

apa (adjective, /əpə/): "raw"

tahittiv (adjective, /tahɪɾiv/): "rectangular"

gouthusah (adjective, /gaʊðusəh/): "red"

isamoitou (adjective, /isəmɔɪtaʊ/): "roasted"

dat (adjective, /dət/): "round"

jak (adjective, /dʒək/): "salty"

ne (adjective, /nɛ/): "savory"

sitt (adjective, /sɪɾ/): "shallow"

quzineng (adjective, /quzɪnɛŋ/): "short"

aihithuli (adjective, /aɪhiðʌli/): "smoked"

footithiw (adjective, /fʊtiðiw/): "sober"

ain (adjective, /aɪn/): "sour"

ttootu (adjective, /ɾʊtʌ/): "spicy"

tika (adjective, /tɪkə/): "spiral"

aniva (adjective, /ənɪvə/): "square"

etawbaj (adjective, /ɛtobadʒ/): "steamed"

mis (adjective, /mɪs/): "strange"

adi (adjective, /ədɪ/): "strong"

aw (adjective, /əw/): "sturdy"

sis (adjective, /sɪs/): "sweet"

av (adjective, /əv/): "tall"

sa (adjective, /sə/): "thick"

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

fepitou (adjective, /fɛpɪtaʊ/): "warm"

ttet (adjective, /ɾɛt/): "weak"

babaytta (adjective, /bəbeɾə/): "white"

isatta (adjective, /ɪsəɾə/): "wide"

zoughsani (adjective, /zɒsənɪ/): "yellow"

ithittuna (adjective, /ɪðɪɾunə/): "young"

Verbs

nid (verb, /nid/): "bake"

lahifa (verb, /ləhɪfə/): "be"

ttayseja (verb, /ɾesɛjə/): "belong"

asisid (verb, /əsisɪd/): "bite"

usa (verb, /ʌsæ/): "break"

apuvesha (verb, /æpuvɛʃæ/): "burn"

angouvapa (verb, /əŋaʊvəpa/): "come"

ittath (verb, /ɪɾað/): "die"

pattake (verb, /paɾəkɛ/): "drink"

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

attasatt (verb, /əɾəsəɾ/): "fall"

pe (verb, /pɛ/): "fight"

ayz (verb, /ez/): "find"

an (verb, /æn/): "fish"

lidittaif (verb, /lɪdiɾaɪf/): "fly"

tith (verb, /tɪð/): "frown"

iwasiti (verb, /ɪwəsɪti/): "go"

aym (verb, /em/): "growl"

tta (verb, /ɾə/): "hate"

aw (verb, /əw/): "have"

tuthivoughtt (verb, /tʌðɪvɒɾ/): "hear"

thenatt (verb, /ðɛnəɾ/): "hide"

oosichaw (verb, /ʊsɪtʃo/): "hold"

awusafu (verb, /əwusəfʌ/): "hunt"

isub (verb, /ɪsʌb/): "jump"

tabed (verb, /təbɛd/): "kill"

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

itt (verb, /iɾ/): "laugh"

bimu (verb, /bɪmu/): "lie"

ayth (verb, /eð/): "live"

ikoohile (verb, /ɪkʊhɪlɛ/): "lose"

thainuw (verb, /ðaɪnuw/): "love"

tu (verb, /tu/): "need"

ttiz (verb, /ɾɪz/): "own"

ttazainat (verb, /ɾəzaɪnət/): "roast"

ngayd (verb, /ŋed/): "run"

izawtaitta (verb, /izotaɪɾə/): "see"

asajiya (verb, /əsadʒɪyə/): "sit"

kala (verb, /kələ/): "sleep"

atatti (verb, /atəɾɪ/): "smell"

izat (verb, /ɪzət/): "smile"

loughd (verb, /lɒd/): "stand"

oojim (verb, /ʊdʒɪm/): "strike"

oughj (verb, /ɒj/): "swallow"

dat (verb, /dət/): "swim"

nough (verb, /nɒ/): "taste"

ottunatt (verb, /ɔɾʌnəɾ/): "throw"

uzavoina (verb, /uzəvɔɪnæ/): "walk"

adu (verb, /ædu/): "want"

Nouns

nacheju (noun, /naxɛjʌ/): "afternoon"

aita (noun, /aɪtə/): "ale"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "all"

ayvu (noun, /evu/): "alligator"

sewatta (noun, /sɛwəɾæ/): "arm"

ibasi (noun, /ɪbəsɪ/): "ash"

alaiziz (noun, /əlaɪzɪz/): "aunt"

iva (noun, /ɪvə/): "axe"

ngi (noun, /ŋi/): "bark"

naykah (noun, /nekəh/): "bay"

idezaywa (noun, /ɪdɛzewæ/): "beer"

suchasan (noun, /sʌchəsæn/): "beet"

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

zida (noun, /zɪda/): "blood"

taf (noun, /təf/): "boar"

sai (noun, /saɪ/): "bone"

azasoipa (noun, /æzəsɔɪpə/): "breakfast"

aysan (noun, /esæn/): "breast"

ukav (noun, /ʌkəv/): "brother"

lasaz (noun, /ləsaz/): "castle"

ane (noun, /ænɛ/): "cat"

mata (noun, /matə/): "cat"

achiva (noun, /æxɪva/): "chest"

jiduvam (noun, /dʒɪdʌvæm/): "chicken"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "claw"

ase (noun, /asɛ/): "cloud"

zanatay (noun, /zənæte/): "coconut"

midip (noun, /mɪdɪp/): "crime"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "day"

dith (noun, /dið/): "dinner"

av (noun, /əv/): "dog"

ttait (noun, /ɾaɪt/): "drink"

ayzuzudu (noun, /ezuzʌdu/): "dungeon"

itelatt (noun, /ɪtɛləɾ/): "ear"

jageng (noun, /dʒəgɛŋ/): "earth"

laylama (noun, /lelæmə/): "egg"

amimet (noun, /əmimɛt/): "elder"

attajad (noun, /æɾəjəd/): "enemy"

additas (noun, /əɽɪtas/): "evening"

tiken (noun, /tikɛn/): "eye"

akama (noun, /əkamə/): "family"

dibifoi (noun, /dɪbɪfɔɪ/): "father"

ikaf (noun, /ikəf/): "feather"

evej (noun, /ɛvɛj/): "fight"

itatay (noun, /itəte/): "finger"

ttase (noun, /ɾəsɛ/): "fire"

ani (noun, /ənɪ/): "fish"

itti (noun, /ɪɾɪ/): "flesh"

za (noun, /zə/): "foot"

vas (noun, /vəs/): "forest"

difitt (noun, /difiɾ/): "fox"

am (noun, /əm/): "friend"

ithateku (noun, /ɪðətɛku/): "goose"

anenavi (noun, /ənɛnəvɪ/): "grease"

ivi (noun, /ɪvɪ/): "group"

atanifa (noun, /ətənifə/): "gulf"

ipa (noun, /ipə/): "hair"

zas (noun, /zəs/): "hand"

satitu (noun, /sətɪtu/): "hat"

dishila (noun, /dɪʃɪlæ/): "hate"

ttajathuz (noun, /ɾəjəðʌz/): "head"

toutsidesh (noun, /taʊtsɪdɛʃ/): "hill"

utik (noun, /utik/): "horn"

inalas (noun, /ɪnələs/): "horse"

atatta (noun, /ətæɾæ/): "house"

tena (noun, /tɛnə/): "inn"

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

aydamat (noun, /edəmət/): "jaw"

inim (noun, /ɪnɪm/): "lake"

akij (noun, /əkij/): "leaf"

ttimapa (noun, /ɾɪmæpə/): "leg"

zudashatt (noun, /zudæʃəɾ/): "liver"

afawja (noun, /æfodʒæ/): "louse"

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

ziz (noun, /zɪz/): "lunch"

anadi (noun, /ənədɪ/): "man"

fu (noun, /fʌ/): "many"

anuttash (noun, /ənuɾəʃ/): "meal"

ittu (noun, /ɪɾʌ/): "metal"

ifi (noun, /ɪfi/): "mine"

hatte (noun, /həɾɛ/): "monster"

ashudi (noun, /əʃʌdɪ/): "moon"

anain (noun, /ənaɪn/): "morning"

adi (noun, /ædɪ/): "mother"

tuzaita (noun, /tʌzaɪtə/): "mountain"

id (noun, /ɪd/): "mouth"

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

idutat (noun, /ɪdʌtæt/): "neck"

ne (noun, /nɛ/): "night"

unafat (noun, /unəfat/): "noodle"

favitta (noun, /fəvɪɾə/): "nose"

idaipaytu (noun, /idaɪpetu/): "ocean"

inal (noun, /ɪnəl/): "parent"

mana (noun, /mənə/): "path"

enishingi (noun, /ɛnɪʃɪŋi/): "peace"

zalu (noun, /zælu/): "pepper"

attaz (noun, /əɾaz/): "person"

aygatanu (noun, /egətənʌ/): "pie"

ipaitufi (noun, /ɪpaɪtʌfi/): "pig"

ed (noun, /ɛd/): "rabbit"

irathi (noun, /iɹəði/): "rain"

mawattat (noun, /mawaɾət/): "rat"

vazab (noun, /vəzəb/): "river"

shis (noun, /ʃɪs/): "robe"

shasiwitt (noun, /ʃəsɪwiɾ/): "rock"

adaid (noun, /ədaɪd/): "root"

wattazatt (noun, /wəɾəzəɾ/): "salt"

akunu (noun, /əkʌnʌ/): "sand"

tatt (noun, /təɾ/): "seed"

ilittul (noun, /ɪlɪɾʌl/): "sibling"

attimumi (noun, /əɾɪmumi/): "sister"

tha (noun, /ðə/): "skin"

att (noun, /æɾ/): "sky"

padan (noun, /pədən/): "smoke"

aw (noun, /əw/): "snake"

tesittay (noun, /tɛsɪɾe/): "soup"

digesha (noun, /dɪgɛʃə/): "star"

ethenu (noun, /ɛðɛnu/): "stew"

labattawn (noun, /ləbæɾon/): "stomach"

si (noun, /sɪ/): "stone"

taw (noun, /to/): "stream"

hang (noun, /həŋ/): "sun"

athoughth (noun, /æðɒð/): "sword"

anahu (noun, /ænəhʌ/): "tail"

moughsawdul (noun, /mɒsodʌl/): "tavern"

ad (noun, /əd/): "thumb"

ngid (noun, /ŋid/): "tongue"

itti (noun, /ɪɾɪ/): "tooth"

miwit (noun, /mɪwit/): "tree"

at (noun, /ət/): "truth"

dat (noun, /dət/): "uncle"

azattay (noun, /æzəɾe/): "valley"

siiwus (noun, /ʒɪwus/): "war"

ngadaym (noun, /ŋədem/): "water"

al (noun, /əl/): "way"

githazath (noun, /gɪðəzəð/): "wine"

lattul (noun, /ləɾʌl/): "woman"

danuthawn (noun, /dənuðon/): "word"