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Tettan

Tettan Dictionary

Pronouns

us (pronoun, /us/): "he"

wa (pronoun, /wə/): "she"

sang (pronoun, /saŋ/): "they"

ayt (pronoun, /et/): "you"

tta (pronoun, /ɾə/): "we"

udi (pronoun, /ʌdi/): "I"

Articles

el (article, /ɛl/): "a"

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

Prepositions

if (preposition, /if/): "and"

ayvisa (preposition, /evisə/): "as"

ttefad (preposition, /ɾɛfəd/): "from"

iput (preposition, /ɪput/): "in"

ayt (preposition, /et/): "of"

aifatati (preposition, /aɪfætətɪ/): "or"

thadema (preposition, /ðədɛmə/): "to"

emachagough (preposition, /ɛmətʃəgɒ/): "will"

ttatt (preposition, /ɾəɾ/): "with"

Numbers

em (number, /ɛm/): "zero"

ungetith (number, /ʌŋɛtɪð/): "one"

ananeda (number, /ənənɛdə/): "two"

tta (number, /ɾə/): "three"

ni (number, /ni/): "four"

niwach (number, /nɪwætʃ/): "five"

pij (number, /pɪj/): "six"

lawdi (number, /lodi/): "seven"

attan (number, /əɾən/): "eight"

titidi (number, /titɪdi/): "nine"

attazuwoo (number, /aɾəzuwʊ/): "ten"

Questions

enayjatta (question, /ɛnejəɾə/): "what"

ttiv (question, /ɾɪv/): "who"

etsainoud (question, /ɛtsaɪnaʊd/): "how"

thimaday (question, /ðɪməde/): "why"

athakasa (question, /əðəkəsæ/): "when"

Interjections

ap (interjection, /əp/): "hello"

tte (interjection, /ɾɛ/): "goodbye"

ool (interjection, /ʊl/): "hey"

tu (interjection, /tu/): "bye"

kepa (interjection, /kɛpa/): "ouch"

aitaida (interjection, /aɪtaɪdæ/): "wow"

irrilatt (interjection, /irɪləɾ/): "uh"

ayt (interjection, /et/): "er"

ane (interjection, /anɛ/): "um"

Adverbs

thitha (adverb, /ðiðə/): "again"

nibouthuw (adverb, /nibaʊðuw/): "now"

oup (adverb, /aʊp/): "soon"

tunusad (adverb, /tunusæd/): "often"

an (adverb, /ən/): "sometimes"

at (adverb, /ət/): "always"

ni (adverb, /nɪ/): "never"

dett (adverb, /dɛɾ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

datteku (adjective, /dəɾɛkʌ/): "aromatic"

awttapun (adjective, /oɾəpʌn/): "basted"

sough (adjective, /sɒ/): "big"

attaze (adjective, /əɾæzɛ/): "bitter"

anawhitha (adjective, /ənohiðə/): "black"

zangaitt (adjective, /zəŋaɪɾ/): "blue"

izayn (adjective, /izen/): "brown"

uthiha (adjective, /ʌðɪha/): "chilled"

jawin (adjective, /jəwɪn/): "cold"

lakunew (adjective, /ləkʌnɛw/): "curried"

koughtata (adjective, /kɒtətə/): "dark"

anatal (adjective, /ənætəl/): "deep"

evulan (adjective, /ɛvʌlən/): "divine"

cadi (adjective, /cædɪ/): "drunk"

lali (adjective, /lælɪ/): "empty"

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

pa (adjective, /pə/): "familiar"

oughlu (adjective, /ɒlu/): "fat"

athitith (adjective, /əθitɪð/): "flat"

alithit (adjective, /əlɪθit/): "frail"

ad (adjective, /əd/): "fried"

addi (adjective, /əɽɪ/): "full"

han (adjective, /hæn/): "good"

atattala (adjective, /ətæɾələ/): "green"

anuthi (adjective, /ənʌθɪ/): "grey"

il (adjective, /ɪl/): "honest"

voughda (adjective, /vɒdæ/): "hot"

ukanama (adjective, /ʌkənæmə/): "light"

ayma (adjective, /emə/): "long"

mu (adjective, /mʌ/): "loud"

id (adjective, /ɪd/): "mortal"

mi (adjective, /mi/): "mysterious"

nait (adjective, /naɪt/): "narrow"

atupatu (adjective, /ətʌpətʌ/): "old"

thethacha (adjective, /ðɛðæchə/): "orange"

lene (adjective, /lɛnɛ/): "pungent"

imased (adjective, /ɪməsɛd/): "purple"

oothadoutt (adjective, /ʊðədaʊɾ/): "quiet"

eti (adjective, /ɛtɪ/): "raw"

enuttuw (adjective, /ɛnʌɾuw/): "rectangular"

latemawf (adjective, /lətɛmof/): "red"

ipashay (adjective, /ɪpəʃe/): "roasted"

thitaq (adjective, /ðitəq/): "round"

itelig (adjective, /ɪtɛlɪg/): "salty"

lan (adjective, /lən/): "savory"

itett (adjective, /itɛɾ/): "shallow"

butta (adjective, /bʌɾə/): "short"

uga (adjective, /ugə/): "smoked"

isis (adjective, /ɪsɪs/): "sober"

ithune (adjective, /iðunɛ/): "sour"

napaz (adjective, /nəpæz/): "spicy"

aniw (adjective, /ənɪw/): "spiral"

oottu (adjective, /ʊɾu/): "square"

ban (adjective, /bæn/): "steamed"

aywayd (adjective, /ewed/): "strange"

ipis (adjective, /ipis/): "strong"

itsaymisi (adjective, /ɪtsemiʒ/): "sturdy"

azata (adjective, /əzətə/): "sweet"

zaitti (adjective, /zaɪɾɪ/): "tall"

etihaw (adjective, /ɛtɪhæw/): "thick"

nelilouz (adjective, /nɛlilaʊz/): "thin"

ttethad (adjective, /ɾɛðad/): "warm"

aikaitta (adjective, /aɪkaɪɾæ/): "weak"

ka (adjective, /kə/): "white"

az (adjective, /æz/): "wide"

patta (adjective, /pəɾə/): "yellow"

anoumai (adjective, /anaʊmaɪ/): "young"

Verbs

katitt (verb, /kætɪɾ/): "bake"

eb (verb, /ɛb/): "be"

lalutt (verb, /ləluɾ/): "belong"

nguk (verb, /ŋʌk/): "bite"

ku (verb, /ku/): "break"

bet (verb, /bɛt/): "burn"

tahitt (verb, /təhɪɾ/): "come"

utu (verb, /ʌtu/): "die"

futtes (verb, /fʌɾɛs/): "drink"

azafa (verb, /əzəfa/): "eat"

lalib (verb, /ləlɪb/): "fall"

ttizaidu (verb, /ɾizaɪdʌ/): "fight"

paychil (verb, /pechɪl/): "find"

nide (verb, /nidɛ/): "fish"

maythata (verb, /meθətə/): "fly"

daynoum (verb, /denaʊm/): "frown"

ttekaw (verb, /ɾɛko/): "go"

aybaza (verb, /ebəzə/): "growl"

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

favad (verb, /fəvəd/): "have"

naiz (verb, /naɪz/): "hear"

iban (verb, /ɪbən/): "hide"

nesh (verb, /nɛʃ/): "hold"

thiha (verb, /ðɪha/): "hunt"

tta (verb, /ɾə/): "jump"

piki (verb, /pɪkɪ/): "kill"

atiz (verb, /ətiz/): "know"

tta (verb, /ɾə/): "laugh"

azif (verb, /əzɪf/): "lie"

sisa (verb, /sɪsə/): "live"

zay (verb, /ze/): "lose"

uteshaw (verb, /ʌtɛʃəw/): "love"

oughttab (verb, /ɒɾæb/): "need"

ngithaz (verb, /ŋiðəz/): "own"

asa (verb, /əsə/): "roast"

zayna (verb, /zenæ/): "run"

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

isathapa (verb, /ɪsæðəpə/): "sit"

inabatai (verb, /ɪnəbætaɪ/): "sleep"

itataitt (verb, /ɪtætaɪɾ/): "smell"

agab (verb, /əgəb/): "smile"

pi (verb, /pi/): "stand"

itou (verb, /ɪtaʊ/): "strike"

utt (verb, /ʌɾ/): "swallow"

paz (verb, /pæz/): "swim"

aynith (verb, /enɪð/): "taste"

nattat (verb, /næɾæt/): "throw"

dameve (verb, /dəmɛvɛ/): "walk"

ttidinal (verb, /ɾidɪnəl/): "want"

Nouns

hana (noun, /hənə/): "afternoon"

ayz (noun, /ez/): "ale"

nifanan (noun, /nifənæn/): "all"

izoughsh (noun, /ɪzɒʃ/): "alligator"

naja (noun, /næjə/): "arm"

iku (noun, /ikʌ/): "ash"

ikaloughpai (noun, /ikəlɒpaɪ/): "aunt"

ana (noun, /ənə/): "axe"

itaikata (noun, /ɪtaɪkatæ/): "bark"

daitathi (noun, /daɪtəði/): "bay"

idan (noun, /ɪdən/): "beer"

aytithungi (noun, /etɪðʌŋɪ/): "beet"

ev (noun, /ɛv/): "bird"

ibu (noun, /ibu/): "blood"

ttadithay (noun, /ɾədiðe/): "boar"

littasat (noun, /liɾəsət/): "bone"

ingait (noun, /ɪŋaɪt/): "breakfast"

leka (noun, /lɛkə/): "breast"

taythag (noun, /teðəg/): "brother"

dufevib (noun, /dʌfɛvɪb/): "castle"

itatti (noun, /ɪtəɾɪ/): "cat"

wittich (noun, /wɪɾɪtʃ/): "cat"

ttu (noun, /ɾʌ/): "chest"

neth (noun, /nɛð/): "chicken"

dadisi (noun, /dədisi/): "claw"

ngim (noun, /ŋim/): "cloud"

nis (noun, /nɪs/): "coconut"

al (noun, /æl/): "crime"

elasaloi (noun, /ɛlæsəlɔɪ/): "day"

ttik (noun, /ɾɪk/): "dinner"

ilittach (noun, /ilɪɾætʃ/): "dog"

kouli (noun, /kaʊlɪ/): "drink"

asin (noun, /æsɪn/): "dungeon"

esittinu (noun, /ɛsiɾɪnu/): "ear"

aymat (noun, /emət/): "earth"

nawsaka (noun, /nosəkæ/): "egg"

sounukitt (noun, /saʊnukɪɾ/): "elder"

aimasub (noun, /aɪməsub/): "enemy"

awziwama (noun, /ozɪwəmə/): "evening"

bayk (noun, /bek/): "eye"

ayttoutsina (noun, /eɾaʊtsɪnə/): "family"

aysad (noun, /esəd/): "father"

athaw (noun, /əθo/): "feather"

uttai (noun, /uɾaɪ/): "fight"

ttitiz (noun, /ɾɪtiz/): "finger"

ouzasitough (noun, /aʊzəsɪtɒ/): "fire"

idi (noun, /ɪdɪ/): "fish"

ahitayki (noun, /əhɪtekɪ/): "flesh"

ettutat (noun, /ɛɾʌtət/): "foot"

dattazi (noun, /dæɾəzɪ/): "forest"

tap (noun, /tæp/): "fox"

tahi (noun, /tæhɪ/): "friend"

sa (noun, /sə/): "goose"

na (noun, /nə/): "grease"

itanakai (noun, /ɪtənakaɪ/): "group"

iti (noun, /ɪti/): "gulf"

ad (noun, /əd/): "hair"

eli (noun, /ɛli/): "hand"

aluteze (noun, /əlutɛzɛ/): "hat"

na (noun, /nə/): "hate"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "head"

ilatamaw (noun, /ɪlætəmo/): "hill"

getta (noun, /gɛɾæ/): "horn"

bathu (noun, /bəðu/): "horse"

fup (noun, /fʌp/): "house"

litoo (noun, /lɪtʊ/): "inn"

tittak (noun, /tiɾək/): "island"

butabit (noun, /butəbit/): "jaw"

tufeta (noun, /tʌfɛtæ/): "lake"

deka (noun, /dɛkə/): "leaf"

un (noun, /un/): "leg"

ithabida (noun, /ɪθəbidə/): "liver"

nu (noun, /nʌ/): "louse"

afad (noun, /əfəd/): "love"

lawttahi (noun, /loɾəhi/): "lunch"

tin (noun, /tin/): "man"

kawkith (noun, /kokið/): "many"

shi (noun, /ʃi/): "meal"

alihoo (noun, /əlɪhʊ/): "metal"

anis (noun, /ənɪs/): "mine"

idis (noun, /ɪdɪs/): "monster"

nittehu (noun, /nɪɾɛhʌ/): "moon"

itaykil (noun, /itekɪl/): "morning"

ishi (noun, /iʃɪ/): "mother"

apattida (noun, /əpəɾɪda/): "mountain"

ttemittis (noun, /ɾɛmɪɾɪs/): "mouth"

afattah (noun, /æfəɾæh/): "name"

itis (noun, /itɪs/): "neck"

itayt (noun, /ɪtet/): "night"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "noodle"

el (noun, /ɛl/): "nose"

enad (noun, /ɛnad/): "ocean"

faizizan (noun, /faɪzizæn/): "parent"

adisa (noun, /ədɪsə/): "path"

ka (noun, /kə/): "peace"

nenaib (noun, /nɛnaɪb/): "pepper"

livasha (noun, /livəʃæ/): "person"

icutta (noun, /icuɾæ/): "pie"

naythun (noun, /neðun/): "pig"

zoughthid (noun, /zɒðid/): "rabbit"

battis (noun, /bəɾɪs/): "rain"

italail (noun, /ɪtəlaɪl/): "rat"

alata (noun, /ələtæ/): "river"

ah (noun, /əh/): "robe"

saw (noun, /so/): "rock"

sa (noun, /sə/): "root"

visi (noun, /vɪsɪ/): "salt"

thij (noun, /ðɪj/): "sand"

itusidi (noun, /itusɪdɪ/): "seed"

anane (noun, /ənənɛ/): "sibling"

mi (noun, /mɪ/): "sister"

uthish (noun, /ʌðiʃ/): "skin"

atasoughh (noun, /ətæsɒh/): "sky"

vaminay (noun, /vəmɪne/): "smoke"

ith (noun, /ɪð/): "snake"

kubameth (noun, /kʌbamɛð/): "soup"

vatti (noun, /vəɾɪ/): "star"

amu (noun, /əmu/): "stew"

pa (noun, /pə/): "stomach"

wathij (noun, /waðɪj/): "stone"

bachini (noun, /bətʃɪni/): "stream"

adett (noun, /ədɛɾ/): "sun"

aithida (noun, /aɪθidə/): "sword"

avasitt (noun, /ævəsiɾ/): "tail"

akula (noun, /əkulæ/): "tavern"

ida (noun, /ɪda/): "thumb"

sutt (noun, /sʌɾ/): "tongue"

fibim (noun, /fɪbim/): "tooth"

uda (noun, /udæ/): "tree"

azad (noun, /əzəd/): "truth"

uttutha (noun, /ʌɾʌðæ/): "uncle"

attef (noun, /əɾɛf/): "valley"

pithuzoub (noun, /piðʌzaʊb/): "war"

detusa (noun, /dɛtusə/): "water"

angoughtte (noun, /əŋɒɾɛ/): "way"

fuvij (noun, /fʌvidʒ/): "wine"

zisila (noun, /zɪsilæ/): "woman"

lawttad (noun, /loɾad/): "word"