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Anitata

Anitata Dictionary

Pronouns

an (pronoun, /ən/): "he"

zatt (pronoun, /zəɾ/): "she"

awtt (pronoun, /oɾ/): "they"

than (pronoun, /ðən/): "you"

fa (pronoun, /fə/): "we"

asi (pronoun, /əsɪ/): "I"

Articles

outt (article, /aʊɾ/): "a"

ad (article, /əd/): "the"

Prepositions

lawtou (preposition, /lotaʊ/): "and"

semat (preposition, /sɛmæt/): "as"

tafoo (preposition, /təfʊ/): "from"

thazivayb (preposition, /ðəziveb/): "in"

jidavach (preposition, /jɪdəvax/): "of"

aychi (preposition, /etʃɪ/): "or"

uleni (preposition, /ulɛnɪ/): "to"

nguttama (preposition, /ŋʌɾəmə/): "will"

tava (preposition, /təvæ/): "with"

Numbers

aij (number, /aɪj/): "zero"

ned (number, /nɛd/): "one"

nanain (number, /nənaɪn/): "two"

enuja (number, /ɛnʌdʒə/): "three"

sa (number, /sə/): "four"

bitti (number, /bɪɾi/): "five"

kap (number, /kəp/): "six"

ifutad (number, /ɪfʌtəd/): "seven"

ttingisit (number, /ɾiŋɪsɪt/): "eight"

attesha (number, /æɾɛʃə/): "nine"

kamih (number, /kəmih/): "ten"

Questions

oota (question, /ʊtə/): "what"

pathanoo (question, /pəðənʊ/): "who"

ttijawth (question, /ɾɪjoð/): "how"

lamad (question, /læmæd/): "why"

aw (question, /əw/): "when"

Interjections

mi (interjection, /mɪ/): "hello"

attadou (interjection, /æɾædaʊ/): "goodbye"

awnazatta (interjection, /onæzəɾə/): "hey"

ni (interjection, /nɪ/): "bye"

thuttatt (interjection, /ðuɾəɾ/): "ouch"

apasa (interjection, /əpasæ/): "wow"

ethamuth (interjection, /ɛðəmuð/): "uh"

itawh (interjection, /ɪtoh/): "er"

awoutt (interjection, /əwaʊɾ/): "um"

Adverbs

nan (adverb, /nən/): "again"

il (adverb, /ɪl/): "now"

etak (adverb, /ɛtæk/): "soon"

nasoo (adverb, /nəsʊ/): "often"

athishatt (adverb, /əðɪʃəɾ/): "sometimes"

eleli (adverb, /ɛlɛli/): "always"

wud (adverb, /wud/): "never"

heva (adverb, /hɛvə/): "seldom"

Adjectives

iti (adjective, /itɪ/): "aromatic"

nenawath (adjective, /nɛnəwəð/): "basted"

itiwutt (adjective, /ɪtɪwuɾ/): "big"

oughbatutt (adjective, /ɒbətuɾ/): "bitter"

fittik (adjective, /fiɾɪk/): "black"

at (adjective, /ət/): "blue"

utta (adjective, /uɾə/): "brown"

sieshakem (adjective, /ʒɛʃəkɛm/): "chilled"

edatt (adjective, /ɛdaɾ/): "cold"

kunoughcit (adjective, /kunɒcit/): "curried"

ayni (adjective, /eni/): "dark"

al (adjective, /əl/): "deep"

enana (adjective, /ɛnənə/): "divine"

ngayz (adjective, /ŋez/): "drunk"

la (adjective, /læ/): "empty"

ttinafaid (adjective, /ɾɪnəfaɪd/): "evil"

ttadatal (adjective, /ɾædætəl/): "familiar"

thimav (adjective, /ðɪmav/): "fat"

lawdasa (adjective, /lodasə/): "flat"

tayzufi (adjective, /tezʌfɪ/): "frail"

dayt (adjective, /det/): "fried"

isith (adjective, /isɪð/): "full"

mayzuw (adjective, /mezʌw/): "good"

sines (adjective, /sɪnɛs/): "green"

azoughpin (adjective, /əzɒpin/): "grey"

ttita (adjective, /ɾɪtə/): "honest"

bitti (adjective, /bɪɾɪ/): "hot"

atawa (adjective, /ətəwə/): "light"

kasay (adjective, /kase/): "long"

ttafayd (adjective, /ɾəfed/): "loud"

buf (adjective, /buf/): "mortal"

ingatat (adjective, /iŋətət/): "mysterious"

pun (adjective, /pʌn/): "narrow"

iw (adjective, /ɪw/): "old"

tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "orange"

vi (adjective, /vi/): "pungent"

ha (adjective, /hə/): "purple"

zawti (adjective, /zotɪ/): "quiet"

attinit (adjective, /əɾinɪt/): "raw"

attittaid (adjective, /əɾɪɾaɪd/): "rectangular"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "red"

dainani (adjective, /daɪnənɪ/): "roasted"

aygatt (adjective, /egəɾ/): "round"

ti (adjective, /tɪ/): "salty"

isisel (adjective, /isisɛl/): "savory"

ziz (adjective, /zɪz/): "shallow"

watta (adjective, /wəɾæ/): "short"

samach (adjective, /səməx/): "smoked"

aishuttid (adjective, /aɪʃʌɾid/): "sober"

funanatt (adjective, /funənaɾ/): "sour"

papoughta (adjective, /pæpɒta/): "spicy"

attas (adjective, /əɾəs/): "spiral"

bati (adjective, /bətɪ/): "square"

thud (adjective, /ðʌd/): "steamed"

lath (adjective, /læð/): "strange"

ava (adjective, /əvæ/): "strong"

atasay (adjective, /ətəse/): "sturdy"

tef (adjective, /tɛf/): "sweet"

ayna (adjective, /enə/): "tall"

anuth (adjective, /ənʌð/): "thick"

oon (adjective, /ʊn/): "thin"

ayk (adjective, /ek/): "warm"

inap (adjective, /inap/): "weak"

ayd (adjective, /ed/): "white"

outtatut (adjective, /aʊɾətut/): "wide"

attapad (adjective, /əɾəpæd/): "yellow"

atay (adjective, /əte/): "young"

Verbs

athath (verb, /əðəð/): "bake"

kiki (verb, /kɪkɪ/): "be"

esadab (verb, /ɛsədəb/): "belong"

thefaika (verb, /ðɛfaɪkə/): "bite"

ithathain (verb, /ɪðəðaɪn/): "break"

apathin (verb, /əpəðɪn/): "burn"

oun (verb, /aʊn/): "come"

itaylani (verb, /ɪteləni/): "die"

ttattal (verb, /ɾəɾəl/): "drink"

las (verb, /ləs/): "eat"

ushicoughs (verb, /uʃicɒs/): "fall"

fawi (verb, /fəwɪ/): "fight"

ilacha (verb, /ɪləxə/): "find"

ataivaisaw (verb, /ətaɪvaɪso/): "fish"

zi (verb, /zi/): "fly"

ttittatt (verb, /ɾɪɾəɾ/): "frown"

ittenak (verb, /iɾɛnæk/): "go"

usehas (verb, /usɛhas/): "growl"

shenupa (verb, /ʃɛnupæ/): "hate"

je (verb, /dʒɛ/): "have"

tti (verb, /ɾi/): "hear"

ttood (verb, /ɾʊd/): "hide"

shisih (verb, /ʃisih/): "hold"

mi (verb, /mɪ/): "hunt"

may (verb, /me/): "jump"

ik (verb, /ɪk/): "kill"

sinej (verb, /sinɛj/): "know"

ti (verb, /tɪ/): "laugh"

esis (verb, /ɛsɪs/): "lie"

ous (verb, /aʊs/): "live"

ezi (verb, /ɛzi/): "lose"

fit (verb, /fɪt/): "love"

dizi (verb, /dizɪ/): "need"

zatadutt (verb, /zætədʌɾ/): "own"

eshi (verb, /ɛʃɪ/): "roast"

inishine (verb, /ɪnɪʃinɛ/): "run"

edasaisi (verb, /ɛdæsaɪsɪ/): "see"

lapatti (verb, /ləpaɾɪ/): "sit"

enutala (verb, /ɛnutələ/): "sleep"

inithil (verb, /ɪniðɪl/): "smell"

jat (verb, /dʒət/): "smile"

mai (verb, /maɪ/): "stand"

ala (verb, /ələ/): "strike"

asoughka (verb, /əsɒka/): "swallow"

egittut (verb, /ɛgɪɾut/): "swim"

awmun (verb, /omun/): "taste"

kizap (verb, /kizæp/): "throw"

wayth (verb, /weð/): "walk"

thaisachi (verb, /ðaɪsətʃi/): "want"

Nouns

attaden (noun, /aɾədɛn/): "afternoon"

oughnay (noun, /ɒne/): "ale"

izay (noun, /ize/): "all"

nguna (noun, /ŋuna/): "alligator"

maizetitt (noun, /maɪzɛtɪɾ/): "arm"

adida (noun, /adidə/): "ash"

ttatten (noun, /ɾəɾɛn/): "aunt"

sa (noun, /sə/): "axe"

loughtufi (noun, /lɒtufɪ/): "bark"

ibilev (noun, /ɪbɪlɛv/): "bay"

etaja (noun, /ɛtædʒa/): "beer"

tatadal (noun, /tətədəl/): "beet"

sipajan (noun, /sipəjən/): "bird"

kizip (noun, /kɪzip/): "blood"

nam (noun, /nəm/): "boar"

paw (noun, /po/): "bone"

ttatattih (noun, /ɾætəɾih/): "breakfast"

ulays (noun, /ʌles/): "breast"

awvetham (noun, /ovɛðəm/): "brother"

ibalud (noun, /ɪbəlud/): "castle"

ichinawaw (noun, /ɪtʃɪnæwo/): "cat"

sanajough (noun, /sənədʒɒ/): "cat"

abutte (noun, /əbuɾɛ/): "chest"

abanangi (noun, /əbənəŋɪ/): "chicken"

is (noun, /ɪs/): "claw"

tteb (noun, /ɾɛb/): "cloud"

iddattithi (noun, /ɪɽəɾɪði/): "coconut"

naluki (noun, /nalukɪ/): "crime"

at (noun, /ət/): "day"

anal (noun, /ænəl/): "dinner"

havasa (noun, /həvəsə/): "dog"

thivaza (noun, /ðɪvəzə/): "drink"

saw (noun, /səw/): "dungeon"

eg (noun, /ɛg/): "ear"

thu (noun, /ðu/): "earth"

kough (noun, /kɒ/): "egg"

zafai (noun, /zæfaɪ/): "elder"

kisad (noun, /kɪsad/): "enemy"

kaypi (noun, /kepɪ/): "evening"

uttaychait (noun, /uɾetʃaɪt/): "eye"

lu (noun, /lʌ/): "family"

ida (noun, /ɪda/): "father"

ichi (noun, /itʃɪ/): "feather"

oupon (noun, /aʊpɔn/): "fight"

wila (noun, /wɪlæ/): "finger"

wuttutta (noun, /wuɾuɾə/): "fire"

zuki (noun, /zʌkɪ/): "fish"

ebaju (noun, /ɛbəju/): "flesh"

oohaytt (noun, /ʊheɾ/): "foot"

thuthittas (noun, /ðuðɪɾəs/): "forest"

sithayzil (noun, /siðezɪl/): "fox"

ititoughli (noun, /itɪtɒlɪ/): "friend"

hatap (noun, /hatəp/): "goose"

isuch (noun, /ɪsʌtʃ/): "grease"

anat (noun, /ænət/): "group"

athi (noun, /æðɪ/): "gulf"

isianaza (noun, /ɪʒənæzə/): "hair"

ipoutil (noun, /ɪpaʊtɪl/): "hand"

attay (noun, /aɾe/): "hat"

vin (noun, /vin/): "hate"

nufaisad (noun, /nʌfaɪsəd/): "head"

ibititta (noun, /ɪbitɪɾə/): "hill"

tegitti (noun, /tɛgiɾi/): "horn"

itt (noun, /iɾ/): "horse"

usawaish (noun, /ʌsəwaɪʃ/): "house"

att (noun, /aɾ/): "inn"

aivati (noun, /aɪvæti/): "island"

izana (noun, /ɪzənə/): "jaw"

aili (noun, /aɪlɪ/): "lake"

uttait (noun, /uɾaɪt/): "leaf"

asayzi (noun, /æsezɪ/): "leg"

awisil (noun, /əwɪsɪl/): "liver"

ibattuta (noun, /ibəɾʌta/): "louse"

kai (noun, /kaɪ/): "love"

hathapaj (noun, /həðəpəj/): "lunch"

at (noun, /æt/): "man"

ida (noun, /ɪdə/): "many"

nousithen (noun, /naʊsɪðɛn/): "meal"

aitaihu (noun, /aɪtaɪhu/): "metal"

nizay (noun, /nɪze/): "mine"

iles (noun, /ɪlɛs/): "monster"

azoughttayb (noun, /əzɒɾeb/): "moon"

adima (noun, /ədɪmə/): "morning"

nun (noun, /nun/): "mother"

thathough (noun, /ðəðɒ/): "mountain"

tha (noun, /ðə/): "mouth"

awsin (noun, /osɪn/): "name"

alu (noun, /əlʌ/): "neck"

attatte (noun, /æɾəɾɛ/): "night"

ttoni (noun, /ɾɔni/): "noodle"

wa (noun, /wə/): "nose"

thizavaw (noun, /ðizævəw/): "ocean"

uvili (noun, /ʌvɪli/): "parent"

el (noun, /ɛl/): "path"

uselid (noun, /ʌsɛlid/): "peace"

nutas (noun, /nʌtas/): "pepper"

ayattoib (noun, /əyəɾɔɪb/): "person"

vina (noun, /vɪnə/): "pie"

esava (noun, /ɛsævə/): "pig"

dafak (noun, /dəfæk/): "rabbit"

battuna (noun, /bəɾunə/): "rain"

ittishi (noun, /ɪɾɪʃɪ/): "rat"

kipilad (noun, /kɪpiləd/): "river"

aytt (noun, /eɾ/): "robe"

isiif (noun, /ɪʒɪf/): "rock"

thika (noun, /ðikæ/): "root"

ettatisa (noun, /ɛɾətɪsa/): "salt"

nometa (noun, /nɔmɛtə/): "sand"

baila (noun, /baɪlə/): "seed"

shunut (noun, /ʃunʌt/): "sibling"

tatawtt (noun, /tətoɾ/): "sister"

vukasa (noun, /vʌkasə/): "skin"

aganiti (noun, /agəniti/): "sky"

ettad (noun, /ɛɾəd/): "smoke"

boughna (noun, /bɒna/): "snake"

zuttam (noun, /zʌɾəm/): "soup"

attig (noun, /æɾɪg/): "star"

ousithawth (noun, /aʊsɪðoð/): "stew"

inukit (noun, /inukɪt/): "stomach"

thalij (noun, /ðəlidʒ/): "stone"

anou (noun, /ænaʊ/): "stream"

si (noun, /si/): "sun"

itti (noun, /ɪɾɪ/): "sword"

ifad (noun, /ɪfəd/): "tail"

kittanin (noun, /kɪɾənɪn/): "tavern"

tti (noun, /ɾi/): "thumb"

atisi (noun, /ətisi/): "tongue"

yittiti (noun, /yɪɾitɪ/): "tooth"

ittattayth (noun, /ɪɾəɾeθ/): "tree"

inale (noun, /ɪnəlɛ/): "truth"

chajimab (noun, /tʃədʒiməb/): "uncle"

agayz (noun, /əgez/): "valley"

dawbain (noun, /dobaɪn/): "war"

sa (noun, /sə/): "water"

ngoughching (noun, /ŋɒtʃɪŋ/): "way"

thumefaw (noun, /ðʌmɛfæw/): "wine"

vetila (noun, /vɛtilə/): "woman"

sounalap (noun, /saʊnəlæp/): "word"