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Ttetushi

Ttetushi Dictionary

Pronouns

sham (pronoun, /ʃəm/): "he"

iti (pronoun, /ɪtɪ/): "she"

da (pronoun, /də/): "they"

zitt (pronoun, /ziɾ/): "you"

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

ayv (pronoun, /ev/): "I"

Articles

ttu (article, /ɾʌ/): "a"

bay (article, /be/): "the"

Prepositions

oughpuk (preposition, /ɒpʌk/): "and"

mizah (preposition, /mɪzəh/): "as"

asu (preposition, /əsu/): "from"

niv (preposition, /niv/): "in"

inawem (preposition, /ɪnəwɛm/): "of"

tifaith (preposition, /tifaɪð/): "or"

aseda (preposition, /əsɛdə/): "to"

mitapad (preposition, /mɪtəpəd/): "will"

aivaysew (preposition, /aɪvesɛw/): "with"

Numbers

inoughlu (number, /ɪnɒlu/): "zero"

sanetsatt (number, /sənɛtsæɾ/): "one"

ana (number, /ənə/): "two"

zawli (number, /zoli/): "three"

kiwezi (number, /kɪwɛzi/): "four"

naiv (number, /naɪv/): "five"

daimuba (number, /daɪmubæ/): "six"

awnungi (number, /onuŋi/): "seven"

am (number, /am/): "eight"

etilawi (number, /ɛtiləwi/): "nine"

atupa (number, /ətupə/): "ten"

Questions

ttesafatt (question, /ɾɛsæfəɾ/): "what"

pud (question, /pʌd/): "who"

nam (question, /næm/): "how"

aithoughnami (question, /aɪðɒnəmɪ/): "why"

kailoughsin (question, /kaɪlɒsin/): "when"

Interjections

etiwaw (interjection, /ɛtiwaw/): "hello"

siwil (interjection, /siwil/): "goodbye"

ttutta (interjection, /ɾʌɾə/): "hey"

ttanitt (interjection, /ɾəniɾ/): "bye"

dittakal (interjection, /dɪɾəkəl/): "ouch"

visedez (interjection, /vɪsɛdɛz/): "wow"

thatu (interjection, /θətu/): "uh"

za (interjection, /zə/): "er"

vi (interjection, /vɪ/): "um"

Adverbs

teh (adverb, /tɛh/): "again"

aizitha (adverb, /aɪziðæ/): "now"

nilina (adverb, /nɪlinə/): "soon"

nis (adverb, /nɪs/): "often"

tainattan (adverb, /taɪnəɾæn/): "sometimes"

aimawzada (adverb, /aɪmozædæ/): "always"

udai (adverb, /ʌdaɪ/): "never"

uvanini (adverb, /uvənini/): "seldom"

Adjectives

nashasi (adjective, /nəʃəsi/): "aromatic"

febutt (adjective, /fɛbʌɾ/): "basted"

wi (adjective, /wi/): "big"

attayd (adjective, /əɾed/): "bitter"

le (adjective, /lɛ/): "black"

teni (adjective, /tɛnɪ/): "blue"

oughsuni (adjective, /ɒsʌnɪ/): "brown"

matitha (adjective, /mətɪθə/): "chilled"

satt (adjective, /səɾ/): "cold"

kaw (adjective, /kaw/): "curried"

oughnoughl (adjective, /ɒnɒl/): "dark"

vikutaw (adjective, /vɪkʌto/): "deep"

kad (adjective, /kəd/): "divine"

ott (adjective, /ɔɾ/): "drunk"

joughthittep (adjective, /jɒðiɾɛp/): "empty"

itaiwasough (adjective, /ɪtaɪwəsɒ/): "evil"

eza (adjective, /ɛzæ/): "familiar"

iw (adjective, /ɪw/): "fat"

itattad (adjective, /ɪtəɾæd/): "flat"

mi (adjective, /mɪ/): "frail"

abayv (adjective, /əbev/): "fried"

umu (adjective, /umʌ/): "full"

nattivat (adjective, /nəɾɪvat/): "good"

loottusai (adjective, /lʊɾʌsaɪ/): "green"

ttashin (adjective, /ɾəʃɪn/): "grey"

adan (adjective, /ədan/): "honest"

halit (adjective, /həlit/): "hot"

ladathi (adjective, /ladəði/): "light"

wetting (adjective, /wɛɾɪŋ/): "long"

nan (adjective, /nən/): "loud"

founaza (adjective, /faʊnəzə/): "mortal"

dathedew (adjective, /dəðɛdɛw/): "mysterious"

se (adjective, /sɛ/): "narrow"

athipitt (adjective, /əðɪpɪɾ/): "old"

tattithe (adjective, /təɾiθɛ/): "orange"

tath (adjective, /təð/): "pungent"

ila (adjective, /ɪlə/): "purple"

asiw (adjective, /əsɪw/): "quiet"

itim (adjective, /itim/): "raw"

se (adjective, /sɛ/): "rectangular"

ittikija (adjective, /iɾikɪdʒə/): "red"

lithish (adjective, /lɪðɪʃ/): "roasted"

efatt (adjective, /ɛfəɾ/): "round"

hatavath (adjective, /hatævəð/): "salty"

atihani (adjective, /ətɪhənɪ/): "savory"

ed (adjective, /ɛd/): "shallow"

kelal (adjective, /kɛlal/): "short"

azithaif (adjective, /əziðaɪf/): "smoked"

atana (adjective, /ətənə/): "sober"

ash (adjective, /əʃ/): "sour"

ena (adjective, /ɛnə/): "spicy"

uk (adjective, /ʌk/): "spiral"

kittimad (adjective, /kɪɾɪməd/): "square"

adanas (adjective, /ədənəs/): "steamed"

ttit (adjective, /ɾɪt/): "strange"

ayda (adjective, /edæ/): "strong"

ewan (adjective, /ɛwan/): "sturdy"

tuh (adjective, /tʌh/): "sweet"

ka (adjective, /kæ/): "tall"

ufinila (adjective, /ʌfɪnɪlə/): "thick"

thuth (adjective, /ðuð/): "thin"

atha (adjective, /əðə/): "warm"

bounik (adjective, /baʊnɪk/): "weak"

amidaz (adjective, /əmidəz/): "white"

atu (adjective, /ətʌ/): "wide"

telawttan (adjective, /tɛloɾən/): "yellow"

aj (adjective, /əj/): "young"

Verbs

oughtav (verb, /ɒtəv/): "bake"

ali (verb, /əlɪ/): "be"

ttou (verb, /ɾaʊ/): "belong"

haykayli (verb, /hekelɪ/): "bite"

ayti (verb, /etɪ/): "break"

anikusa (verb, /ənɪkʌsə/): "burn"

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

amab (verb, /əmæb/): "die"

itt (verb, /iɾ/): "drink"

mij (verb, /mɪj/): "eat"

apavevi (verb, /əpəvɛvɪ/): "fall"

athasatt (verb, /əθəsəɾ/): "fight"

nipepis (verb, /nɪpɛpis/): "find"

attafoughnai (verb, /æɾəfɒnaɪ/): "fish"

taiwa (verb, /taɪwə/): "fly"

sim (verb, /sɪm/): "frown"

awnarav (verb, /onəɹəv/): "go"

akattar (verb, /əkəɾæɹ/): "growl"

athas (verb, /əðas/): "hate"

taleba (verb, /tælɛbə/): "have"

vath (verb, /vəð/): "hear"

ettithan (verb, /ɛɾɪðən/): "hide"

ash (verb, /aʃ/): "hold"

kain (verb, /kaɪn/): "hunt"

akit (verb, /ækit/): "jump"

ecisem (verb, /ɛcisɛm/): "kill"

hidanu (verb, /hɪdænu/): "know"

nitu (verb, /nitu/): "laugh"

ayttiju (verb, /eɾiju/): "lie"

ukaliki (verb, /ʌkəlikɪ/): "live"

simita (verb, /simɪtə/): "lose"

ata (verb, /ətə/): "love"

af (verb, /əf/): "need"

ttakawdam (verb, /ɾəkodam/): "own"

sena (verb, /sɛnæ/): "roast"

aikake (verb, /aɪkəkɛ/): "run"

pa (verb, /pə/): "see"

ataysawe (verb, /ətesəwɛ/): "sit"

jaykakep (verb, /jekəkɛp/): "sleep"

thithuttew (verb, /θɪθuɾɛw/): "smell"

awvawja (verb, /ovojə/): "smile"

tough (verb, /tɒ/): "stand"

ata (verb, /ətə/): "strike"

abailangi (verb, /æbaɪləŋɪ/): "swallow"

efedisough (verb, /ɛfɛdɪsɒ/): "swim"

isaittitt (verb, /ɪsaɪɾiɾ/): "taste"

susina (verb, /susɪnə/): "throw"

nepithai (verb, /nɛpiðaɪ/): "walk"

ci (verb, /cɪ/): "want"

Nouns

nelaf (noun, /nɛləf/): "afternoon"

atas (noun, /ætəs/): "ale"

ttevisha (noun, /ɾɛviʃə/): "all"

kunudib (noun, /kunudib/): "alligator"

mesenai (noun, /mɛsɛnaɪ/): "arm"

attapa (noun, /əɾəpə/): "ash"

unga (noun, /ʌŋə/): "aunt"

ja (noun, /dʒə/): "axe"

enalupu (noun, /ɛnəlupʌ/): "bark"

uth (noun, /uð/): "bay"

ttuttunitt (noun, /ɾʌɾʌnɪɾ/): "beer"

isihudi (noun, /isɪhudɪ/): "beet"

awttisi (noun, /oɾɪsi/): "bird"

athul (noun, /əðul/): "blood"

di (noun, /di/): "boar"

athagakou (noun, /æðəgakaʊ/): "bone"

aim (noun, /aɪm/): "breakfast"

vath (noun, /væð/): "breast"

manimun (noun, /mənɪmun/): "brother"

azava (noun, /əzavæ/): "castle"

unasena (noun, /ʌnæsɛnə/): "cat"

id (noun, /ɪd/): "cat"

wut (noun, /wut/): "chest"

ut (noun, /ut/): "chicken"

us (noun, /us/): "claw"

oif (noun, /ɔɪf/): "cloud"

ethaysad (noun, /ɛðesəd/): "coconut"

awuttafe (noun, /əwuɾəfɛ/): "crime"

athipa (noun, /əθipə/): "day"

ikali (noun, /ikəli/): "dinner"

ka (noun, /kə/): "dog"

pi (noun, /pɪ/): "drink"

dazat (noun, /dəzət/): "dungeon"

anaymusough (noun, /ənemusɒ/): "ear"

aytt (noun, /eɾ/): "earth"

ttes (noun, /ɾɛs/): "egg"

athilah (noun, /əθɪlæh/): "elder"

at (noun, /ət/): "enemy"

attabi (noun, /əɾəbɪ/): "evening"

azake (noun, /əzækɛ/): "eye"

datt (noun, /dæɾ/): "family"

linu (noun, /lɪnʌ/): "father"

nas (noun, /nəs/): "feather"

ailailas (noun, /aɪlaɪləs/): "fight"

tit (noun, /tɪt/): "finger"

nananis (noun, /nənənis/): "fire"

ngupais (noun, /ŋʌpaɪs/): "fish"

avun (noun, /ævʌn/): "flesh"

kedu (noun, /kɛdʌ/): "foot"

ba (noun, /bə/): "forest"

awmittough (noun, /omɪɾɒ/): "fox"

soughwit (noun, /sɒwit/): "friend"

an (noun, /ən/): "goose"

etay (noun, /ɛte/): "grease"

edaday (noun, /ɛdəde/): "group"

ihi (noun, /ihɪ/): "gulf"

awta (noun, /otə/): "hair"

ttif (noun, /ɾif/): "hand"

itidanough (noun, /ɪtidanɒ/): "hat"

ttazapa (noun, /ɾəzæpə/): "hate"

lu (noun, /lu/): "head"

tib (noun, /tɪb/): "hill"

iteza (noun, /ɪtɛzə/): "horn"

foteth (noun, /fɔtɛð/): "horse"

pus (noun, /pus/): "house"

ina (noun, /ɪnə/): "inn"

ttanakuw (noun, /ɾanəkuw/): "island"

tettiki (noun, /tɛɾikɪ/): "jaw"

aisawwiv (noun, /aɪsowɪv/): "lake"

etha (noun, /ɛðə/): "leaf"

uwaivu (noun, /ʌwaɪvu/): "leg"

aja (noun, /ədʒə/): "liver"

ehe (noun, /ɛhɛ/): "louse"

inana (noun, /ɪnənə/): "love"

tta (noun, /ɾæ/): "lunch"

ep (noun, /ɛp/): "man"

avi (noun, /ævɪ/): "many"

an (noun, /ən/): "meal"

hoosa (noun, /hʊsə/): "metal"

ipihoutt (noun, /ipihaʊɾ/): "mine"

ime (noun, /imɛ/): "monster"

hatt (noun, /həɾ/): "moon"

attatuz (noun, /əɾætuz/): "morning"

kaqujatt (noun, /kəqʌjəɾ/): "mother"

ttin (noun, /ɾin/): "mountain"

iha (noun, /ɪhə/): "mouth"

ninasai (noun, /nɪnəsaɪ/): "name"

nittaboughm (noun, /niɾəbɒm/): "neck"

thoozini (noun, /ðʊzinɪ/): "night"

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

faba (noun, /fabə/): "nose"

dathi (noun, /dæði/): "ocean"

siwi (noun, /siwɪ/): "parent"

dal (noun, /dəl/): "path"

nashitaw (noun, /nəʃɪto/): "peace"

taida (noun, /taɪdə/): "pepper"

ith (noun, /ɪθ/): "person"

oughtaj (noun, /ɒtəj/): "pie"

anarawv (noun, /ənəɹov/): "pig"

isouge (noun, /ɪsaʊgɛ/): "rabbit"

emajil (noun, /ɛməjɪl/): "rain"

fathizi (noun, /fəðɪzi/): "rat"

saigini (noun, /saɪgɪni/): "river"

en (noun, /ɛn/): "robe"

attezat (noun, /əɾɛzæt/): "rock"

anga (noun, /əŋə/): "root"

ttusa (noun, /ɾusa/): "salt"

ett (noun, /ɛɾ/): "sand"

tat (noun, /tət/): "seed"

el (noun, /ɛl/): "sibling"

ttat (noun, /ɾət/): "sister"

sa (noun, /sə/): "skin"

apitt (noun, /əpiɾ/): "sky"

ditt (noun, /dɪɾ/): "smoke"

ala (noun, /ælə/): "snake"

adahewi (noun, /ədəhɛwɪ/): "soup"

aytum (noun, /etum/): "star"

oughden (noun, /ɒdɛn/): "stew"

sagat (noun, /səgət/): "stomach"

ta (noun, /tə/): "stone"

dan (noun, /dən/): "stream"

ttata (noun, /ɾætə/): "sun"

ittetapai (noun, /ɪɾɛtəpaɪ/): "sword"

bettabat (noun, /bɛɾəbət/): "tail"

anga (noun, /æŋæ/): "tavern"

awvahisi (noun, /ovəhisɪ/): "thumb"

tabu (noun, /tabʌ/): "tongue"

ttanubu (noun, /ɾænubʌ/): "tooth"

ami (noun, /əmɪ/): "tree"

nainipeth (noun, /naɪnɪpɛð/): "truth"

hadish (noun, /hadɪʃ/): "uncle"

hattal (noun, /həɾəl/): "valley"

tinaduth (noun, /tinadʌð/): "war"

daz (noun, /dəz/): "water"

ina (noun, /ɪna/): "way"

ezisithay (noun, /ɛzɪsiðe/): "wine"

ettina (noun, /ɛɾɪnæ/): "woman"

shigi (noun, /ʃigi/): "word"