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Tharayha

Tharayha Dictionary

Pronouns

uba (pronoun, /ubə/): "he"

al (pronoun, /əl/): "she"

az (pronoun, /əz/): "they"

azi (pronoun, /əzɪ/): "you"

uvough (pronoun, /uvɒ/): "we"

ika (pronoun, /ɪkæ/): "I"

Articles

sum (article, /sʌm/): "a"

wag (article, /wəg/): "the"

Prepositions

soughlani (preposition, /sɒlənɪ/): "and"

litt (preposition, /lɪɾ/): "as"

ouman (preposition, /aʊmæn/): "from"

if (preposition, /ɪf/): "in"

nga (preposition, /ŋə/): "of"

awnoughgayt (preposition, /onɒget/): "or"

ttuku (preposition, /ɾukʌ/): "to"

tta (preposition, /ɾa/): "will"

attam (preposition, /əɾəm/): "with"

Numbers

ava (number, /əvə/): "zero"

talipul (number, /təlipul/): "one"

zid (number, /zid/): "two"

ainivi (number, /aɪnivɪ/): "three"

wufarap (number, /wʌfaɹap/): "four"

aylak (number, /elək/): "five"

ile (number, /ɪlɛ/): "six"

ungai (number, /ʌŋaɪ/): "seven"

pi (number, /pɪ/): "eight"

touhitayk (number, /taʊhɪtek/): "nine"

atu (number, /atʌ/): "ten"

Questions

vinis (question, /vinɪs/): "what"

zipi (question, /zipɪ/): "who"

ahiv (question, /əhiv/): "how"

isathal (question, /isəðæl/): "why"

shit (question, /ʃit/): "when"

Interjections

zas (interjection, /zəs/): "hello"

isii (interjection, /ɪʒɪ/): "goodbye"

aiz (interjection, /aɪz/): "hey"

nanguttup (interjection, /nəŋʌɾup/): "bye"

ka (interjection, /kə/): "ouch"

afay (interjection, /əfe/): "wow"

wenipil (interjection, /wɛnɪpɪl/): "uh"

aw (interjection, /əw/): "er"

vachis (interjection, /vəxɪs/): "um"

Adverbs

isa (adverb, /isə/): "again"

atha (adverb, /əðə/): "now"

nej (adverb, /nɛdʒ/): "soon"

ahanachi (adverb, /əhənəxɪ/): "often"

sage (adverb, /sægɛ/): "sometimes"

chash (adverb, /tʃəʃ/): "always"

nai (adverb, /naɪ/): "never"

iparrachai (adverb, /ɪpərəxaɪ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

di (adjective, /dɪ/): "aromatic"

qatt (adjective, /qəɾ/): "basted"

dis (adjective, /dɪs/): "big"

iyedaf (adjective, /ɪyɛdəf/): "bitter"

be (adjective, /bɛ/): "black"

ought (adjective, /ɒt/): "blue"

adafi (adjective, /ədæfi/): "brown"

wunawtt (adjective, /wunoɾ/): "chilled"

igi (adjective, /igɪ/): "cold"

athuve (adjective, /əθʌvɛ/): "curried"

saynoo (adjective, /senʊ/): "dark"

ethanasi (adjective, /ɛðənəsi/): "deep"

tti (adjective, /ɾi/): "divine"

pihitt (adjective, /pɪhiɾ/): "drunk"

ivinej (adjective, /ɪvɪnɛj/): "empty"

tteki (adjective, /ɾɛki/): "evil"

sivay (adjective, /sive/): "familiar"

akaina (adjective, /əkaɪna/): "fat"

ad (adjective, /əd/): "flat"

idanawpi (adjective, /ɪdanopɪ/): "frail"

awa (adjective, /æwə/): "fried"

oughkaikaz (adjective, /ɒkaɪkæz/): "full"

ittagats (adjective, /ɪɾəgəts/): "good"

vaik (adjective, /vaɪk/): "green"

kivona (adjective, /kɪvɔnæ/): "grey"

sith (adjective, /sɪð/): "honest"

ravak (adjective, /ɹəvək/): "hot"

zitouttan (adjective, /zɪtaʊɾən/): "light"

ud (adjective, /ud/): "long"

likaji (adjective, /lɪkædʒɪ/): "loud"

aseni (adjective, /əsɛni/): "mortal"

asamuk (adjective, /asəmʌk/): "mysterious"

winithe (adjective, /wɪniðɛ/): "narrow"

aydu (adjective, /edu/): "old"

ud (adjective, /ʌd/): "orange"

afain (adjective, /afaɪn/): "pungent"

mai (adjective, /maɪ/): "purple"

tatt (adjective, /tæɾ/): "quiet"

ilet (adjective, /ɪlɛt/): "raw"

wainang (adjective, /waɪnəŋ/): "rectangular"

asha (adjective, /əʃa/): "red"

aybalul (adjective, /ebəlul/): "roasted"

tahay (adjective, /tahe/): "round"

tafesa (adjective, /təfɛsə/): "salty"

vittaw (adjective, /vɪɾo/): "savory"

nekij (adjective, /nɛkij/): "shallow"

aynan (adjective, /enən/): "short"

ittugay (adjective, /iɾuge/): "smoked"

dak (adjective, /dək/): "sober"

bawv (adjective, /bov/): "sour"

naw (adjective, /no/): "spicy"

afi (adjective, /æfɪ/): "spiral"

tithanawh (adjective, /tɪðənoh/): "square"

ikaba (adjective, /ɪkəbə/): "steamed"

ning (adjective, /niŋ/): "strange"

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

vazadaf (adjective, /vəzədəf/): "sturdy"

dizasaw (adjective, /dɪzəso/): "sweet"

sitt (adjective, /sɪɾ/): "tall"

oughnavith (adjective, /ɒnævið/): "thick"

pivana (adjective, /pɪvənə/): "thin"

ni (adjective, /nɪ/): "warm"

ttawlanab (adjective, /ɾolænæb/): "weak"

dapittayw (adjective, /dəpɪɾew/): "white"

lufa (adjective, /lufə/): "wide"

tisough (adjective, /tisɒ/): "yellow"

jay (adjective, /je/): "young"

Verbs

tawa (verb, /təwə/): "bake"

aygoom (verb, /egʊm/): "be"

pubetough (verb, /pʌbɛtɒ/): "belong"

ayvith (verb, /evið/): "bite"

zid (verb, /zɪd/): "break"

aniput (verb, /ænɪput/): "burn"

daimaythitt (verb, /daɪmeðɪɾ/): "come"

asivan (verb, /asɪvən/): "die"

ta (verb, /tæ/): "drink"

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

laditu (verb, /lədɪtʌ/): "fall"

alat (verb, /əlæt/): "fight"

zitil (verb, /zitɪl/): "find"

nayfipith (verb, /nefipɪθ/): "fish"

daw (verb, /dəw/): "fly"

ittayt (verb, /ɪɾet/): "frown"

nayfada (verb, /nefədæ/): "go"

ithahenaw (verb, /ɪθəhɛno/): "growl"

ttetam (verb, /ɾɛtəm/): "hate"

isawi (verb, /ɪsəwɪ/): "have"

ttam (verb, /ɾəm/): "hear"

itasiti (verb, /ɪtəsɪti/): "hide"

alaninga (verb, /ələnɪŋæ/): "hold"

saka (verb, /səkə/): "hunt"

epihough (verb, /ɛpihɒ/): "jump"

waybi (verb, /webi/): "kill"

oot (verb, /ʊt/): "know"

oughnanaih (verb, /ɒnənaɪh/): "laugh"

nutilesh (verb, /nʌtɪlɛʃ/): "lie"

ib (verb, /ɪb/): "live"

aymatha (verb, /eməðə/): "lose"

nagah (verb, /nəgəh/): "love"

poughthathi (verb, /pɒðəðɪ/): "need"

toulaynawn (verb, /taʊlenon/): "own"

tteh (verb, /ɾɛh/): "roast"

lenaima (verb, /lɛnaɪmə/): "run"

ttoi (verb, /ɾɔɪ/): "see"

aydi (verb, /edi/): "sit"

ttunusi (verb, /ɾʌnuʒ/): "sleep"

idenittai (verb, /idɛnɪɾaɪ/): "smell"

ibakama (verb, /ɪbəkəma/): "smile"

azawtt (verb, /əzoɾ/): "stand"

zayttangin (verb, /zeɾəŋɪn/): "strike"

itutatt (verb, /ɪtutəɾ/): "swallow"

sasawna (verb, /səsona/): "swim"

faidat (verb, /faɪdət/): "taste"

uttittan (verb, /uɾiɾæn/): "throw"

ul (verb, /ul/): "walk"

hasitha (verb, /həsɪðə/): "want"

Nouns

ayjaipil (noun, /edʒaɪpɪl/): "afternoon"

azata (noun, /əzatə/): "ale"

lalawni (noun, /lalonɪ/): "all"

elana (noun, /ɛlənə/): "alligator"

though (noun, /ðɒ/): "arm"

thimoud (noun, /ðɪmaʊd/): "ash"

attattay (noun, /əɾəɾe/): "aunt"

aytti (noun, /eɾi/): "axe"

naishi (noun, /naɪʃi/): "bark"

aj (noun, /ədʒ/): "bay"

ped (noun, /pɛd/): "beer"

atej (noun, /ətɛdʒ/): "beet"

ttamunan (noun, /ɾəmunən/): "bird"

titagay (noun, /titəge/): "blood"

ttapay (noun, /ɾæpe/): "boar"

faw (noun, /fæw/): "bone"

thi (noun, /ðɪ/): "breakfast"

jitha (noun, /dʒiðə/): "breast"

danupam (noun, /dənupəm/): "brother"

ouj (noun, /aʊj/): "castle"

siitt (noun, /ʒiɾ/): "cat"

ayttajata (noun, /eɾajətæ/): "cat"

ilaikinaw (noun, /ilaɪkɪno/): "chest"

siwita (noun, /siwɪtə/): "chicken"

inawz (noun, /ɪnoz/): "claw"

as (noun, /əs/): "cloud"

sitalip (noun, /sitəlip/): "coconut"

nge (noun, /ŋɛ/): "crime"

na (noun, /nə/): "day"

idinad (noun, /idɪnəd/): "dinner"

bisath (noun, /bɪsəð/): "dog"

naice (noun, /naɪcɛ/): "drink"

an (noun, /ən/): "dungeon"

te (noun, /tɛ/): "ear"

thikal (noun, /ðɪkəl/): "earth"

jayttutt (noun, /dʒeɾuɾ/): "egg"

itunguni (noun, /ituŋuni/): "elder"

thiqawt (noun, /ðɪqot/): "enemy"

akuttaw (noun, /əkuɾo/): "evening"

ttaw (noun, /ɾo/): "eye"

anigan (noun, /ənigən/): "family"

ooveth (noun, /ʊvɛð/): "father"

abinasou (noun, /əbinasaʊ/): "feather"

bih (noun, /bɪh/): "fight"

too (noun, /tʊ/): "finger"

atha (noun, /əðə/): "fire"

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

nikatav (noun, /nikətəv/): "flesh"

akaybudai (noun, /əkebʌdaɪ/): "foot"

vila (noun, /vɪlæ/): "forest"

ttakayka (noun, /ɾækekə/): "fox"

toughchinam (noun, /tɒtʃinəm/): "friend"

ab (noun, /æb/): "goose"

isi (noun, /ɪsi/): "grease"

oughpit (noun, /ɒpɪt/): "group"

ttihalid (noun, /ɾihəlid/): "gulf"

attattehi (noun, /əɾəɾɛhɪ/): "hair"

ewoughn (noun, /ɛwɒn/): "hand"

oughtt (noun, /ɒɾ/): "hat"

ttit (noun, /ɾɪt/): "hate"

ape (noun, /əpɛ/): "head"

tebitha (noun, /tɛbɪðə/): "hill"

bettanaid (noun, /bɛɾənaɪd/): "horn"

ulachihu (noun, /ulətʃihu/): "horse"

sattuba (noun, /səɾubə/): "house"

ttawfawz (noun, /ɾofoz/): "inn"

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

asav (noun, /əsəv/): "jaw"

tizah (noun, /tizəh/): "lake"

ttab (noun, /ɾæb/): "leaf"

bi (noun, /bɪ/): "leg"

sazat (noun, /səzət/): "liver"

mathi (noun, /məðɪ/): "louse"

im (noun, /ɪm/): "love"

engatan (noun, /ɛŋətən/): "lunch"

lamu (noun, /ləmu/): "man"

naynanit (noun, /nenənit/): "many"

kiwizu (noun, /kiwizʌ/): "meal"

amangaw (noun, /əməŋəw/): "metal"

nguthal (noun, /ŋuðəl/): "mine"

ilaysaij (noun, /ilesaɪdʒ/): "monster"

wikay (noun, /wɪke/): "moon"

itatt (noun, /ɪtæɾ/): "morning"

afatim (noun, /əfətim/): "mother"

tawttumat (noun, /toɾumæt/): "mountain"

kifayvat (noun, /kifevət/): "mouth"

ing (noun, /ɪŋ/): "name"

dou (noun, /daʊ/): "neck"

najayk (noun, /nəjek/): "night"

dawa (noun, /dəwə/): "noodle"

ngunutt (noun, /ŋʌnuɾ/): "nose"

ayjoughheb (noun, /ejɒhɛb/): "ocean"

ili (noun, /ɪlɪ/): "parent"

hain (noun, /haɪn/): "path"

atagi (noun, /ətəgɪ/): "peace"

oughli (noun, /ɒli/): "pepper"

ahini (noun, /əhini/): "person"

attamough (noun, /əɾəmɒ/): "pie"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "pig"

ne (noun, /nɛ/): "rabbit"

awthuttaha (noun, /oðʌɾəhə/): "rain"

dam (noun, /dəm/): "rat"

win (noun, /wɪn/): "river"

wutt (noun, /wʌɾ/): "robe"

ataydab (noun, /ətedəb/): "rock"

lune (noun, /lunɛ/): "root"

idaihup (noun, /ɪdaɪhʌp/): "salt"

dafas (noun, /dəfæs/): "sand"

chakut (noun, /xəkut/): "seed"

vi (noun, /vi/): "sibling"

ede (noun, /ɛdɛ/): "sister"

akai (noun, /əkaɪ/): "skin"

utitaiz (noun, /ʌtɪtaɪz/): "sky"

sadedaik (noun, /sədɛdaɪk/): "smoke"

izi (noun, /ɪzɪ/): "snake"

nusud (noun, /nʌsud/): "soup"

apizen (noun, /əpizɛn/): "star"

tathidus (noun, /təðidʌs/): "stew"

nize (noun, /nɪzɛ/): "stomach"

negu (noun, /nɛgu/): "stone"

maman (noun, /məmən/): "stream"

ite (noun, /ɪtɛ/): "sun"

imafaha (noun, /ɪməfəhə/): "sword"

aza (noun, /əzə/): "tail"

unetaku (noun, /unɛtəkʌ/): "tavern"

aidattam (noun, /aɪdəɾəm/): "thumb"

shettatai (noun, /ʃɛɾataɪ/): "tongue"

aydousepai (noun, /edaʊsɛpaɪ/): "tooth"

amaj (noun, /æmæj/): "tree"

ka (noun, /kə/): "truth"

vettaw (noun, /vɛɾo/): "uncle"

dagoijin (noun, /dəgɔɪjin/): "valley"

ngiv (noun, /ŋiv/): "war"

ha (noun, /hə/): "water"

ttihu (noun, /ɾihu/): "way"

lusasa (noun, /lʌsəsə/): "wine"

arinitt (noun, /æɹinɪɾ/): "woman"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "word"