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Awitu

Awitu Dictionary

Pronouns

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

thu (pronoun, /ðʌ/): "she"

uv (pronoun, /uv/): "they"

foughs (pronoun, /fɒs/): "you"

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

nu (pronoun, /nʌ/): "I"

Articles

aitt (article, /aɪɾ/): "a"

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

Prepositions

najattaf (preposition, /nəjəɾæf/): "and"

ukettim (preposition, /ʌkɛɾim/): "as"

ath (preposition, /əð/): "from"

ichayshatt (preposition, /ɪtʃeʃəɾ/): "in"

ath (preposition, /að/): "of"

toukoughmap (preposition, /taʊkɒməp/): "or"

alewan (preposition, /əlɛwən/): "to"

paytt (preposition, /peɾ/): "will"

udala (preposition, /ʌdələ/): "with"

Numbers

aypitteshi (number, /epɪɾɛʃi/): "zero"

vunai (number, /vunaɪ/): "one"

sujenaz (number, /sʌdʒɛnəz/): "two"

uzi (number, /uzɪ/): "three"

asough (number, /əsɒ/): "four"

oughttatt (number, /ɒɾəɾ/): "five"

taynanav (number, /tenænəv/): "six"

elutt (number, /ɛluɾ/): "seven"

tini (number, /tɪnɪ/): "eight"

dangajang (number, /dəŋæjæŋ/): "nine"

ikaiwuke (number, /ɪkaɪwʌkɛ/): "ten"

Questions

sengi (question, /sɛŋɪ/): "what"

ngaitini (question, /ŋaɪtinɪ/): "who"

asumitaw (question, /əsʌmɪto/): "how"

lasasad (question, /ləsəsəd/): "why"

uthagim (question, /uðəgɪm/): "when"

Interjections

dis (interjection, /dɪs/): "hello"

ttattata (interjection, /ɾəɾətə/): "goodbye"

lutt (interjection, /lʌɾ/): "hey"

zemaipi (interjection, /zɛmaɪpɪ/): "bye"

alitai (interjection, /əlɪtaɪ/): "ouch"

sajai (interjection, /səjaɪ/): "wow"

aywid (interjection, /ewɪd/): "uh"

awb (interjection, /ob/): "er"

zim (interjection, /zim/): "um"

Adverbs

zi (adverb, /zɪ/): "again"

sul (adverb, /sʌl/): "now"

pal (adverb, /pəl/): "soon"

athadil (adverb, /əðədɪl/): "often"

aitayzaitt (adverb, /aɪtezaɪɾ/): "sometimes"

lapitul (adverb, /ləpɪtul/): "always"

abas (adverb, /əbəs/): "never"

attuwa (adverb, /əɾʌwə/): "seldom"

Adjectives

shikak (adjective, /ʃikək/): "aromatic"

malattet (adjective, /mələɾɛt/): "basted"

ithai (adjective, /iθaɪ/): "big"

sas (adjective, /səs/): "bitter"

edaw (adjective, /ɛdo/): "black"

awmen (adjective, /omɛn/): "blue"

wetathaw (adjective, /wɛtəðo/): "brown"

azaz (adjective, /əzəz/): "chilled"

oottabuvi (adjective, /ʊɾabʌvi/): "cold"

kitittayb (adjective, /kɪtɪɾeb/): "curried"

naynoumek (adjective, /nenaʊmɛk/): "dark"

ezamatta (adjective, /ɛzəməɾə/): "deep"

iwithan (adjective, /ɪwɪðən/): "divine"

awa (adjective, /əwə/): "drunk"

kan (adjective, /kən/): "empty"

lanije (adjective, /lənɪjɛ/): "evil"

ti (adjective, /tɪ/): "familiar"

alan (adjective, /əlan/): "fat"

lini (adjective, /linɪ/): "flat"

fanuvi (adjective, /fənuvɪ/): "frail"

akuga (adjective, /ækʌgə/): "fried"

alawkana (adjective, /ælokənə/): "full"

hidat (adjective, /hɪdət/): "good"

aythalana (adjective, /eðælænə/): "green"

hati (adjective, /hətɪ/): "grey"

jekazig (adjective, /dʒɛkəzɪg/): "honest"

ka (adjective, /kə/): "hot"

ahib (adjective, /əhib/): "light"

uf (adjective, /ʌf/): "long"

nesuwai (adjective, /nɛsuwaɪ/): "loud"

av (adjective, /əv/): "mortal"

ilam (adjective, /ɪlam/): "mysterious"

taytt (adjective, /teɾ/): "narrow"

naninga (adjective, /nəniŋə/): "old"

letta (adjective, /lɛɾə/): "orange"

ikan (adjective, /ɪkən/): "pungent"

alama (adjective, /əlæmə/): "purple"

oona (adjective, /ʊnə/): "quiet"

ttitt (adjective, /ɾiɾ/): "raw"

isuzin (adjective, /ɪsuzɪn/): "rectangular"

sawinitt (adjective, /səwɪnɪɾ/): "red"

aite (adjective, /aɪtɛ/): "roasted"

hi (adjective, /hɪ/): "round"

binitha (adjective, /bɪnɪða/): "salty"

da (adjective, /də/): "savory"

lout (adjective, /laʊt/): "shallow"

thoughtaza (adjective, /ðɒtəzə/): "short"

walas (adjective, /wælæs/): "smoked"

anapa (adjective, /anəpə/): "sober"

abipa (adjective, /əbɪpæ/): "sour"

asedathaw (adjective, /əsɛdəðo/): "spicy"

ttathaka (adjective, /ɾəðəkæ/): "spiral"

sayd (adjective, /sed/): "square"

dakite (adjective, /dækitɛ/): "steamed"

no (adjective, /nɔ/): "strange"

thawath (adjective, /ðəwæð/): "strong"

felaina (adjective, /fɛlaɪna/): "sturdy"

naz (adjective, /nəz/): "sweet"

menaif (adjective, /mɛnaɪf/): "tall"

thanevu (adjective, /θənɛvʌ/): "thick"

ttatad (adjective, /ɾətəd/): "thin"

pajoigaych (adjective, /pəjɔɪgetʃ/): "warm"

ttay (adjective, /ɾe/): "weak"

bis (adjective, /bɪs/): "white"

nousa (adjective, /naʊsə/): "wide"

thaynilash (adjective, /ðenilæʃ/): "yellow"

tawngit (adjective, /toŋɪt/): "young"

Verbs

tat (verb, /tət/): "bake"

aka (verb, /əkə/): "be"

ta (verb, /tə/): "belong"

adittethou (verb, /ədiɾɛðaʊ/): "bite"

basib (verb, /bəsɪb/): "break"

unin (verb, /unɪn/): "burn"

shayji (verb, /ʃedʒi/): "come"

attatt (verb, /əɾəɾ/): "die"

ithaves (verb, /iðəvɛs/): "drink"

awna (verb, /onə/): "eat"

anaha (verb, /ənæhə/): "fall"

aisubetu (verb, /aɪsʌbɛtu/): "fight"

atugi (verb, /ətʌgi/): "find"

uttoofi (verb, /uɾʊfɪ/): "fish"

chada (verb, /tʃədə/): "fly"

shou (verb, /ʃaʊ/): "frown"

ttatt (verb, /ɾəɾ/): "go"

toughl (verb, /tɒl/): "growl"

pa (verb, /pə/): "hate"

usil (verb, /ʌsil/): "have"

ayt (verb, /et/): "hear"

awdainaykou (verb, /odaɪnekaʊ/): "hide"

agiday (verb, /agɪde/): "hold"

ajitta (verb, /ədʒɪɾə/): "hunt"

ani (verb, /ənɪ/): "jump"

wana (verb, /wənə/): "kill"

ak (verb, /ək/): "know"

uzitti (verb, /ʌzɪɾi/): "laugh"

ouzittaysh (verb, /aʊzɪɾeʃ/): "lie"

oughttoughthichai (verb, /ɒɾɒðitʃaɪ/): "live"

vu (verb, /vʌ/): "lose"

ttesa (verb, /ɾɛsa/): "love"

natanas (verb, /nætənæs/): "need"

an (verb, /ən/): "own"

itha (verb, /ɪðə/): "roast"

outhisoughkay (verb, /aʊðisɒke/): "run"

thitough (verb, /θɪtɒ/): "see"

hase (verb, /həsɛ/): "sit"

shuw (verb, /ʃuw/): "sleep"

zailay (verb, /zaɪle/): "smell"

li (verb, /lɪ/): "smile"

ait (verb, /aɪt/): "stand"

nazitt (verb, /nəziɾ/): "strike"

achaiw (verb, /əchaɪw/): "swallow"

nattava (verb, /nəɾəvə/): "swim"

mi (verb, /mɪ/): "taste"

daza (verb, /dəzæ/): "throw"

avutt (verb, /əvuɾ/): "walk"

az (verb, /æz/): "want"

Nouns

aythough (noun, /eðɒ/): "afternoon"

ak (noun, /ək/): "ale"

al (noun, /əl/): "all"

anis (noun, /ænɪs/): "alligator"

athiz (noun, /əðɪz/): "arm"

patsakut (noun, /pətsəkʌt/): "ash"

oowu (noun, /ʊwʌ/): "aunt"

thami (noun, /ðəmi/): "axe"

an (noun, /ən/): "bark"

tayayfu (noun, /təyefʌ/): "bay"

ttazib (noun, /ɾəzɪb/): "beer"

ivim (noun, /ɪvɪm/): "beet"

avewawni (noun, /ævɛwonɪ/): "bird"

ifadutt (noun, /ɪfədʌɾ/): "blood"

iv (noun, /ɪv/): "boar"

zazaka (noun, /zəzəkə/): "bone"

leset (noun, /lɛsɛt/): "breakfast"

ati (noun, /əti/): "breast"

thusu (noun, /ðusʌ/): "brother"

idakad (noun, /ɪdækəd/): "castle"

nenil (noun, /nɛnɪl/): "cat"

ititti (noun, /itɪɾɪ/): "cat"

adisade (noun, /ædisədɛ/): "chest"

atava (noun, /ətəvə/): "chicken"

itewangi (noun, /itɛwəŋɪ/): "claw"

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

ttuttilat (noun, /ɾuɾilət/): "coconut"

apes (noun, /əpɛs/): "crime"

tik (noun, /tik/): "day"

naitita (noun, /naɪtitə/): "dinner"

buk (noun, /bʌk/): "dog"

ate (noun, /ətɛ/): "drink"

zuniha (noun, /zunihə/): "dungeon"

oughkattasaw (noun, /ɒkəɾəso/): "ear"

mawtire (noun, /motɪɹɛ/): "earth"

ilaytt (noun, /ileɾ/): "egg"

matt (noun, /məɾ/): "elder"

ebumu (noun, /ɛbʌmu/): "enemy"

inou (noun, /ɪnaʊ/): "evening"

ivagasou (noun, /ɪvəgəsaʊ/): "eye"

uzife (noun, /ʌzɪfɛ/): "family"

ezay (noun, /ɛze/): "father"

anamisa (noun, /ənəmisə/): "feather"

ul (noun, /ʌl/): "fight"

aniz (noun, /ænɪz/): "finger"

emanip (noun, /ɛmənip/): "fire"

aza (noun, /azə/): "fish"

ekaw (noun, /ɛkəw/): "flesh"

ayb (noun, /eb/): "foot"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "forest"

noughtasa (noun, /nɒtəsə/): "fox"

na (noun, /nə/): "friend"

ttah (noun, /ɾəh/): "goose"

anaz (noun, /ænæz/): "grease"

maliji (noun, /məlɪji/): "group"

akitt (noun, /əkɪɾ/): "gulf"

ailijous (noun, /aɪlɪjaʊs/): "hair"

ihani (noun, /ihəni/): "hand"

aji (noun, /əjɪ/): "hat"

et (noun, /ɛt/): "hate"

attafimi (noun, /aɾəfɪmɪ/): "head"

vawawsi (noun, /vəwosi/): "hill"

ifitili (noun, /ɪfɪtɪli/): "horn"

thikab (noun, /ðɪkəb/): "horse"

lef (noun, /lɛf/): "house"

ttatt (noun, /ɾəɾ/): "inn"

ayji (noun, /edʒɪ/): "island"

awnan (noun, /onən/): "jaw"

icattatt (noun, /ɪcəɾəɾ/): "lake"

moughsh (noun, /mɒʃ/): "leaf"

iding (noun, /idiŋ/): "leg"

ij (noun, /ɪdʒ/): "liver"

ili (noun, /ɪli/): "louse"

ala (noun, /ələ/): "love"

sath (noun, /sæð/): "lunch"

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

tahagi (noun, /təhəgɪ/): "many"

zu (noun, /zʌ/): "meal"

zenawmi (noun, /zɛnomi/): "metal"

ttinibet (noun, /ɾɪnɪbɛt/): "mine"

asapa (noun, /əsəpə/): "monster"

vat (noun, /vat/): "moon"

dakitt (noun, /dəkɪɾ/): "morning"

aw (noun, /əw/): "mother"

tetaylan (noun, /tɛtelən/): "mountain"

na (noun, /næ/): "mouth"

ithoosam (noun, /ɪðʊsəm/): "name"

an (noun, /ən/): "neck"

sough (noun, /sɒ/): "night"

at (noun, /ət/): "noodle"

sewa (noun, /sɛwə/): "nose"

ab (noun, /əb/): "ocean"

ainanought (noun, /aɪnænɒt/): "parent"

att (noun, /əɾ/): "path"

inaym (noun, /ɪnem/): "peace"

su (noun, /su/): "pepper"

uwipi (noun, /ʌwipɪ/): "person"

ne (noun, /nɛ/): "pie"

ethi (noun, /ɛðɪ/): "pig"

agupim (noun, /əgupim/): "rabbit"

oughtuta (noun, /ɒtʌtə/): "rain"

akala (noun, /əkalə/): "rat"

ani (noun, /əni/): "river"

ttiw (noun, /ɾɪw/): "robe"

ttam (noun, /ɾəm/): "rock"

zayta (noun, /zetə/): "root"

tuzuh (noun, /tʌzuh/): "salt"

akatta (noun, /əkaɾæ/): "sand"

uttada (noun, /ʌɾədə/): "seed"

attatima (noun, /əɾətɪmə/): "sibling"

awz (noun, /oz/): "sister"

agaba (noun, /əgəbə/): "skin"

zazake (noun, /zəzakɛ/): "sky"

ttithib (noun, /ɾɪðib/): "smoke"

hayfati (noun, /hefætɪ/): "snake"

atta (noun, /əɾə/): "soup"

achays (noun, /ətʃes/): "star"

ab (noun, /əb/): "stew"

thisu (noun, /ðɪsʌ/): "stomach"

akatange (noun, /əkətəŋɛ/): "stone"

ttuthuha (noun, /ɾuðʌhə/): "stream"

ijal (noun, /ijəl/): "sun"

ngaqayhaw (noun, /ŋəqehæw/): "sword"

si (noun, /sɪ/): "tail"

afuttali (noun, /æfʌɾəlɪ/): "tavern"

latha (noun, /ləðə/): "thumb"

tatittou (noun, /tətiɾaʊ/): "tongue"

itayshu (noun, /ɪteʃu/): "tooth"

anaja (noun, /ænədʒə/): "tree"

af (noun, /əf/): "truth"

tajak (noun, /tədʒək/): "uncle"

lam (noun, /ləm/): "valley"

itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "war"

ati (noun, /ətɪ/): "water"

tik (noun, /tɪk/): "way"

ibidat (noun, /ɪbidət/): "wine"

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

ibat (noun, /ɪbæt/): "word"