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Etugoughsa

Etugoughsa Dictionary

Pronouns

aj (pronoun, /əj/): "he"

tta (pronoun, /ɾə/): "she"

ada (pronoun, /ədə/): "they"

siw (pronoun, /siw/): "you"

adoo (pronoun, /ədʊ/): "we"

na (pronoun, /nə/): "I"

Articles

na (article, /nə/): "a"

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

Prepositions

sahada (preposition, /səhədə/): "and"

kana (preposition, /kənə/): "as"

amatt (preposition, /əməɾ/): "from"

ttal (preposition, /ɾal/): "in"

moonen (preposition, /mʊnɛn/): "of"

malisi (preposition, /mælɪsɪ/): "or"

oughtti (preposition, /ɒɾɪ/): "to"

ayyittasa (preposition, /eyɪɾasə/): "will"

atavim (preposition, /ətævɪm/): "with"

Numbers

dayva (number, /devə/): "zero"

ainak (number, /aɪnæk/): "one"

tingeza (number, /tiŋɛzæ/): "two"

ttalai (number, /ɾalaɪ/): "three"

wamutti (number, /wəmuɾɪ/): "four"

dana (number, /dənə/): "five"

ra (number, /ɹə/): "six"

ettatta (number, /ɛɾəɾə/): "seven"

attayj (number, /æɾej/): "eight"

an (number, /an/): "nine"

izatuzi (number, /izətuzɪ/): "ten"

Questions

asapiki (question, /əsəpikɪ/): "what"

awtittayzaw (question, /otiɾezo/): "who"

attamiv (question, /əɾəmiv/): "how"

as (question, /əs/): "why"

oughhoonis (question, /ɒhʊnis/): "when"

Interjections

oud (interjection, /aʊd/): "hello"

ttukoughpe (interjection, /ɾukɒpɛ/): "goodbye"

uttamafa (interjection, /uɾəməfə/): "hey"

ithishaw (interjection, /ɪðɪʃo/): "bye"

datta (interjection, /dəɾə/): "ouch"

ik (interjection, /ik/): "wow"

soughba (interjection, /sɒbə/): "uh"

zettakatt (interjection, /zɛɾəkəɾ/): "er"

iv (interjection, /ɪv/): "um"

Adverbs

ametaine (adverb, /æmɛtaɪnɛ/): "again"

da (adverb, /də/): "now"

zadawfa (adverb, /zədofa/): "soon"

gi (adverb, /gɪ/): "often"

an (adverb, /ən/): "sometimes"

ushadak (adverb, /uʃədak/): "always"

ethawtach (adverb, /ɛðotətʃ/): "never"

achepay (adverb, /æxɛpe/): "seldom"

Adjectives

ttij (adjective, /ɾɪdʒ/): "aromatic"

atoughdala (adjective, /ətɒdələ/): "basted"

ith (adjective, /ɪð/): "big"

painaiw (adjective, /paɪnaɪw/): "bitter"

amathala (adjective, /æməðələ/): "black"

ad (adjective, /æd/): "blue"

shesayng (adjective, /ʃɛseŋ/): "brown"

azuji (adjective, /əzudʒɪ/): "chilled"

thulashe (adjective, /ðʌləʃɛ/): "cold"

chitt (adjective, /tʃiɾ/): "curried"

upi (adjective, /ʌpɪ/): "dark"

zattuti (adjective, /zəɾuti/): "deep"

loughta (adjective, /lɒtə/): "divine"

tham (adjective, /ðəm/): "drunk"

ttapadep (adjective, /ɾəpædɛp/): "empty"

it (adjective, /ɪt/): "evil"

mihepa (adjective, /mɪhɛpə/): "familiar"

ayshinood (adjective, /eʃɪnʊd/): "fat"

woughbithip (adjective, /wɒbɪðɪp/): "flat"

bijehu (adjective, /bɪjɛhʌ/): "frail"

nash (adjective, /nəʃ/): "fried"

adawkili (adjective, /ədokili/): "full"

ttazayzun (adjective, /ɾəzezun/): "good"

ikikasa (adjective, /ɪkɪkəsə/): "green"

atayv (adjective, /ətev/): "grey"

taki (adjective, /takɪ/): "honest"

ail (adjective, /aɪl/): "hot"

kaki (adjective, /kəki/): "light"

dayhih (adjective, /dehɪh/): "long"

abip (adjective, /abɪp/): "loud"

fafataib (adjective, /fəfataɪb/): "mortal"

attoo (adjective, /əɾʊ/): "mysterious"

nalatatt (adjective, /nələtəɾ/): "narrow"

taibah (adjective, /taɪbəh/): "old"

ttasatsits (adjective, /ɾəsətsɪts/): "orange"

ngashi (adjective, /ŋəʃɪ/): "pungent"

aysi (adjective, /esɪ/): "purple"

akinah (adjective, /ækɪnəh/): "quiet"

pab (adjective, /pəb/): "raw"

medeta (adjective, /mɛdɛtə/): "rectangular"

ivoushattough (adjective, /ɪvaʊʃəɾɒ/): "red"

idij (adjective, /ɪdɪj/): "roasted"

uttinaka (adjective, /ʌɾinakæ/): "round"

attooma (adjective, /əɾʊmæ/): "salty"

akid (adjective, /əkɪd/): "savory"

thaika (adjective, /ðaɪkə/): "shallow"

nawu (adjective, /nawʌ/): "short"

ifelatt (adjective, /ifɛlaɾ/): "smoked"

vi (adjective, /vɪ/): "sober"

the (adjective, /θɛ/): "sour"

oungaisiet (adjective, /aʊŋaɪʒɛt/): "spicy"

av (adjective, /əv/): "spiral"

ttiteput (adjective, /ɾitɛpʌt/): "square"

atasaw (adjective, /ətəsəw/): "steamed"

di (adjective, /dɪ/): "strange"

lait (adjective, /laɪt/): "strong"

ala (adjective, /ələ/): "sturdy"

usash (adjective, /usəʃ/): "sweet"

ing (adjective, /ɪŋ/): "tall"

alah (adjective, /əlah/): "thick"

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

ittettathi (adjective, /iɾɛɾəðɪ/): "warm"

lapaing (adjective, /ləpaɪŋ/): "weak"

akaikek (adjective, /ækaɪkɛk/): "white"

nul (adjective, /nul/): "wide"

ubat (adjective, /ubət/): "yellow"

naytta (adjective, /neɾa/): "young"

Verbs

al (verb, /əl/): "bake"

athinene (verb, /əðɪnɛnɛ/): "be"

sath (verb, /səð/): "belong"

ngit (verb, /ŋɪt/): "bite"

vu (verb, /vʌ/): "break"

it (verb, /ɪt/): "burn"

ttinays (verb, /ɾɪnes/): "come"

apattame (verb, /əpəɾamɛ/): "die"

nuta (verb, /nʌtæ/): "drink"

aitith (verb, /aɪtɪð/): "eat"

wane (verb, /wənɛ/): "fall"

thi (verb, /ðɪ/): "fight"

athuna (verb, /əðʌnə/): "find"

isuzaing (verb, /isʌzaɪŋ/): "fish"

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

nawroughs (verb, /noɹɒs/): "frown"

ithalub (verb, /ɪðəlʌb/): "go"

anoughmough (verb, /ənɒmɒ/): "growl"

ttiki (verb, /ɾikɪ/): "hate"

asi (verb, /æsi/): "have"

anang (verb, /ənəŋ/): "hear"

rim (verb, /ɹim/): "hide"

natta (verb, /nəɾə/): "hold"

awn (verb, /on/): "hunt"

ain (verb, /aɪn/): "jump"

jem (verb, /jɛm/): "kill"

hamaittitt (verb, /həmaɪɾiɾ/): "know"

sasilan (verb, /səsɪlæn/): "laugh"

atas (verb, /ətəs/): "lie"

zalaika (verb, /zəlaɪka/): "live"

lo (verb, /lɔ/): "lose"

koughkizam (verb, /kɒkɪzəm/): "love"

tutoitav (verb, /tʌtɔɪtəv/): "need"

oughtoughnike (verb, /ɒtɒnɪkɛ/): "own"

siagamak (verb, /ʒægəmak/): "roast"

apay (verb, /əpe/): "run"

maf (verb, /məf/): "see"

nilaip (verb, /nɪlaɪp/): "sit"

kitoutt (verb, /kɪtaʊɾ/): "sleep"

tta (verb, /ɾə/): "smell"

bathusa (verb, /bæðʌsə/): "smile"

nih (verb, /nɪh/): "stand"

ngushimu (verb, /ŋʌʃimʌ/): "strike"

zidawnas (verb, /zɪdonas/): "swallow"

sutetath (verb, /sʌtɛtəð/): "swim"

ba (verb, /bæ/): "taste"

dik (verb, /dik/): "throw"

dabayt (verb, /dəbet/): "walk"

atasay (verb, /ətəse/): "want"

Nouns

unaitas (noun, /unaɪtæs/): "afternoon"

naday (noun, /nəde/): "ale"

awtasoughh (noun, /otasɒh/): "all"

natuvan (noun, /nætʌvən/): "alligator"

betha (noun, /bɛðə/): "arm"

ttawtay (noun, /ɾote/): "ash"

aynittet (noun, /eniɾɛt/): "aunt"

bita (noun, /bɪtə/): "axe"

aibihej (noun, /aɪbɪhɛdʒ/): "bark"

oughmatta (noun, /ɒməɾə/): "bay"

uvaytt (noun, /ʌveɾ/): "beer"

aina (noun, /aɪna/): "beet"

isutta (noun, /ɪsʌɾə/): "bird"

vatitten (noun, /vətiɾɛn/): "blood"

ala (noun, /alə/): "boar"

asett (noun, /æsɛɾ/): "bone"

nuv (noun, /nuv/): "breakfast"

saytash (noun, /setəʃ/): "breast"

kam (noun, /kam/): "brother"

apaivathi (noun, /əpaɪvəði/): "castle"

ttishakit (noun, /ɾɪʃəkɪt/): "cat"

nawtata (noun, /notætæ/): "cat"

oumakoughna (noun, /aʊməkɒnə/): "chest"

thaittifu (noun, /ðaɪɾifʌ/): "chicken"

ada (noun, /ədə/): "claw"

bijani (noun, /bɪjani/): "cloud"

apathani (noun, /əpəθənɪ/): "coconut"

aluna (noun, /ælʌnə/): "crime"

ait (noun, /aɪt/): "day"

pattiv (noun, /paɾɪv/): "dinner"

ttayca (noun, /ɾecə/): "dog"

kaw (noun, /ko/): "drink"

paicha (noun, /paɪtʃə/): "dungeon"

satatav (noun, /sətətəv/): "ear"

inawfaba (noun, /ɪnofəbæ/): "earth"

itath (noun, /ɪtəð/): "egg"

gish (noun, /giʃ/): "elder"

foo (noun, /fʊ/): "enemy"

ttounuh (noun, /ɾaʊnʌh/): "evening"

sithanoughh (noun, /sɪðənɒh/): "eye"

evikatt (noun, /ɛvɪkəɾ/): "family"

chasus (noun, /tʃəsʌs/): "father"

iwi (noun, /ɪwi/): "feather"

mimavu (noun, /mɪməvʌ/): "fight"

pouw (noun, /paʊw/): "finger"

tte (noun, /ɾɛ/): "fire"

awak (noun, /awək/): "fish"

kach (noun, /kəch/): "flesh"

kah (noun, /kəh/): "foot"

saizagough (noun, /saɪzəgɒ/): "forest"

enawzatt (noun, /ɛnozəɾ/): "fox"

ays (noun, /es/): "friend"

tailivaz (noun, /taɪlivəz/): "goose"

nataf (noun, /nətaf/): "grease"

alutt (noun, /əluɾ/): "group"

mayki (noun, /mekɪ/): "gulf"

na (noun, /nə/): "hair"

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

ittough (noun, /iɾɒ/): "hat"

nimiti (noun, /nɪmɪtɪ/): "hate"

latte (noun, /læɾɛ/): "head"

anaik (noun, /ænaɪk/): "hill"

tilu (noun, /tɪlʌ/): "horn"

ttahatt (noun, /ɾəhəɾ/): "horse"

isedaip (noun, /ɪsɛdaɪp/): "house"

ttep (noun, /ɾɛp/): "inn"

inisi (noun, /ɪnisɪ/): "island"

wilak (noun, /wilək/): "jaw"

adaipu (noun, /ədaɪpu/): "lake"

ehittattu (noun, /ɛhɪɾæɾu/): "leaf"

dett (noun, /dɛɾ/): "leg"

awtoughdd (noun, /otɒɽ/): "liver"

iboupayme (noun, /ɪbaʊpemɛ/): "louse"

sawtulez (noun, /sotʌlɛz/): "love"

kettu (noun, /kɛɾʌ/): "lunch"

oobatinaw (noun, /ʊbətino/): "man"

atoughfidu (noun, /ætɒfɪdu/): "many"

jaivu (noun, /dʒaɪvu/): "meal"

timough (noun, /tɪmɒ/): "metal"

iveva (noun, /ivɛvə/): "mine"

wifet (noun, /wɪfɛt/): "monster"

attizina (noun, /əɾɪzɪnə/): "moon"

yan (noun, /yæn/): "morning"

danettay (noun, /dənɛɾe/): "mother"

sanufi (noun, /sænʌfɪ/): "mountain"

libajaw (noun, /lɪbəjo/): "mouth"

outai (noun, /aʊtaɪ/): "name"

sitta (noun, /sɪɾa/): "neck"

thataitt (noun, /ðətaɪɾ/): "night"

unata (noun, /unətə/): "noodle"

ilavawm (noun, /ɪləvom/): "nose"

fe (noun, /fɛ/): "ocean"

anai (noun, /ənaɪ/): "parent"

oonaka (noun, /ʊnəkə/): "path"

ttatithatt (noun, /ɾætiðæɾ/): "peace"

na (noun, /nə/): "pepper"

ayn (noun, /en/): "person"

ala (noun, /əlæ/): "pie"

si (noun, /sɪ/): "pig"

sinu (noun, /sinʌ/): "rabbit"

ttuzib (noun, /ɾuzɪb/): "rain"

ra (noun, /ɹa/): "rat"

salatt (noun, /sələɾ/): "river"

fungasa (noun, /fʌŋəsə/): "robe"

ttamasook (noun, /ɾəməsʊk/): "rock"

zoseha (noun, /zɔsɛhə/): "root"

havett (noun, /hævɛɾ/): "salt"

ag (noun, /əg/): "sand"

wawb (noun, /wob/): "seed"

tettezat (noun, /tɛɾɛzæt/): "sibling"

unayf (noun, /ʌnef/): "sister"

nasai (noun, /nasaɪ/): "skin"

ewas (noun, /ɛwæs/): "sky"

oughthinoughsay (noun, /ɒðinɒse/): "smoke"

amaivuvu (noun, /əmaɪvuvu/): "snake"

latha (noun, /ləðə/): "soup"

ittattakai (noun, /ɪɾaɾəkaɪ/): "star"

awatt (noun, /əwəɾ/): "stew"

siga (noun, /sɪgə/): "stomach"

ezitat (noun, /ɛzitat/): "stone"

attuka (noun, /əɾukə/): "stream"

aipu (noun, /aɪpu/): "sun"

ayedu (noun, /əyɛdʌ/): "sword"

akan (noun, /əkən/): "tail"

aib (noun, /aɪb/): "tavern"

nookitas (noun, /nʊkɪtas/): "thumb"

iguthatoo (noun, /ɪguðətʊ/): "tongue"

bataywa (noun, /bətewə/): "tooth"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "tree"

ilisija (noun, /ɪlisɪdʒə/): "truth"

taymay (noun, /teme/): "uncle"

outt (noun, /aʊɾ/): "valley"

ivayki (noun, /ɪveki/): "war"

thabatiz (noun, /ðəbatiz/): "water"

shaythathij (noun, /ʃeðəðij/): "way"

ta (noun, /tə/): "wine"

atihay (noun, /ətɪhe/): "woman"

vittad (noun, /vɪɾad/): "word"