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Bahap Dictionary

Pronouns

ab (pronoun, /əb/): "he"

adai (pronoun, /ædaɪ/): "she"

eng (pronoun, /ɛŋ/): "they"

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

tti (pronoun, /ɾɪ/): "we"

it (pronoun, /it/): "I"

Articles

oomu (article, /ʊmu/): "a"

fa (article, /fə/): "the"

Prepositions

ttif (preposition, /ɾif/): "and"

it (preposition, /it/): "as"

fa (preposition, /fə/): "from"

im (preposition, /ɪm/): "in"

ainattazi (preposition, /aɪnəɾəzi/): "of"

jadi (preposition, /dʒədi/): "or"

athidit (preposition, /æðɪdɪt/): "to"

ata (preposition, /ətə/): "will"

aiwittisa (preposition, /aɪwɪɾɪsə/): "with"

Numbers

atoo (number, /ətʊ/): "zero"

siuda (number, /ʒʌdə/): "one"

thaich (number, /ðaɪtʃ/): "two"

kanenad (number, /kənɛnæd/): "three"

ttudi (number, /ɾudi/): "four"

itazad (number, /ɪtəzəd/): "five"

azoozana (number, /əzʊzænə/): "six"

ayta (number, /eta/): "seven"

tayjama (number, /tedʒəmə/): "eight"

futibih (number, /fʌtibih/): "nine"

ett (number, /ɛɾ/): "ten"

Questions

idun (question, /idʌn/): "what"

thayni (question, /ðenɪ/): "who"

ji (question, /dʒɪ/): "how"

an (question, /æn/): "why"

adanu (question, /adænu/): "when"

Interjections

ats (interjection, /ats/): "hello"

tegitta (interjection, /tɛgɪɾæ/): "goodbye"

iva (interjection, /ɪvə/): "hey"

tti (interjection, /ɾɪ/): "bye"

na (interjection, /na/): "ouch"

taysen (interjection, /tesɛn/): "wow"

vitti (interjection, /vɪɾɪ/): "uh"

fawou (interjection, /fəwaʊ/): "er"

tanitt (interjection, /tənɪɾ/): "um"

Adverbs

ath (adverb, /əð/): "again"

siboughzil (adverb, /sibɒzil/): "now"

abisawte (adverb, /əbɪsotɛ/): "soon"

uw (adverb, /ʌw/): "often"

is (adverb, /ɪs/): "sometimes"

att (adverb, /æɾ/): "always"

jawvip (adverb, /jovɪp/): "never"

attan (adverb, /əɾən/): "seldom"

Adjectives

tagaythek (adjective, /təgeðɛk/): "aromatic"

adough (adjective, /ədɒ/): "basted"

na (adjective, /nə/): "big"

usak (adjective, /usək/): "bitter"

zin (adjective, /zin/): "black"

aytanuwi (adjective, /etənuwɪ/): "blue"

izaf (adjective, /izəf/): "brown"

iwakayt (adjective, /ɪwæket/): "chilled"

ttewa (adjective, /ɾɛwə/): "cold"

taimidd (adjective, /taɪmɪɽ/): "curried"

ttatazaitt (adjective, /ɾətəzaɪɾ/): "dark"

upeba (adjective, /upɛbə/): "deep"

taidduttouk (adjective, /taɪɽʌɾaʊk/): "divine"

chuthimaitt (adjective, /xuðɪmaɪɾ/): "drunk"

umi (adjective, /umi/): "empty"

ma (adjective, /mə/): "evil"

ttawmisu (adjective, /ɾomɪsu/): "familiar"

apawnitti (adjective, /əponɪɾi/): "fat"

dasha (adjective, /daʃə/): "flat"

tazi (adjective, /tazɪ/): "frail"

atizav (adjective, /ətɪzav/): "fried"

adaw (adjective, /ədo/): "full"

fattujad (adjective, /fəɾudʒəd/): "good"

apat (adjective, /əpæt/): "green"

apoughtt (adjective, /əpɒɾ/): "grey"

tawejoo (adjective, /tawɛdʒʊ/): "honest"

ubaitew (adjective, /ubaɪtɛw/): "hot"

unachanough (adjective, /unətʃənɒ/): "light"

attinayz (adjective, /aɾinez/): "long"

asis (adjective, /əsis/): "loud"

attechatt (adjective, /əɾɛxəɾ/): "mortal"

ttaizatitt (adjective, /ɾaɪzətiɾ/): "mysterious"

evafa (adjective, /ɛvəfə/): "narrow"

ti (adjective, /ti/): "old"

amuzi (adjective, /əmuzɪ/): "orange"

madi (adjective, /mədi/): "pungent"

fi (adjective, /fɪ/): "purple"

div (adjective, /dɪv/): "quiet"

nutt (adjective, /nʌɾ/): "raw"

awisa (adjective, /æwɪsə/): "rectangular"

pattit (adjective, /pəɾit/): "red"

ath (adjective, /əð/): "roasted"

sayttita (adjective, /seɾitə/): "round"

sasapu (adjective, /sæsəpʌ/): "salty"

kat (adjective, /kət/): "savory"

patuza (adjective, /pətʌzə/): "shallow"

isapivu (adjective, /isəpivu/): "short"

leti (adjective, /lɛtɪ/): "smoked"

outihough (adjective, /aʊtɪhɒ/): "sober"

jadai (adjective, /jədaɪ/): "sour"

koo (adjective, /kʊ/): "spicy"

na (adjective, /nə/): "spiral"

attan (adjective, /æɾən/): "square"

pu (adjective, /pu/): "steamed"

thethai (adjective, /ðɛðaɪ/): "strange"

littas (adjective, /lɪɾas/): "strong"

daithekij (adjective, /daɪðɛkidʒ/): "sturdy"

ttatt (adjective, /ɾaɾ/): "sweet"

asatumi (adjective, /əsətumɪ/): "tall"

ingi (adjective, /ɪŋi/): "thick"

anus (adjective, /ənʌs/): "thin"

voughtati (adjective, /vɒtəti/): "warm"

azi (adjective, /əzɪ/): "weak"

ttiwugip (adjective, /ɾiwʌgɪp/): "white"

tatawnah (adjective, /tətonah/): "wide"

sizi (adjective, /sɪzi/): "yellow"

naba (adjective, /nəbə/): "young"

Verbs

aykoozetta (verb, /ekʊzɛɾə/): "bake"

niza (verb, /nɪzə/): "be"

itetha (verb, /itɛðə/): "belong"

attayfi (verb, /əɾefɪ/): "bite"

ttava (verb, /ɾævæ/): "break"

ngaynitt (verb, /ŋenɪɾ/): "burn"

sazatt (verb, /səzəɾ/): "come"

tuli (verb, /tʌlɪ/): "die"

makouvoutt (verb, /məkaʊvaʊɾ/): "drink"

daju (verb, /dædʒu/): "eat"

zaytai (verb, /zetaɪ/): "fall"

ethath (verb, /ɛðəð/): "fight"

fate (verb, /fətɛ/): "find"

akin (verb, /ækin/): "fish"

atini (verb, /ətɪni/): "fly"

ttashaf (verb, /ɾəʃəf/): "frown"

zum (verb, /zum/): "go"

moughvana (verb, /mɒvənə/): "growl"

ttitubaw (verb, /ɾɪtʌbo/): "hate"

ti (verb, /tɪ/): "have"

salina (verb, /səlinə/): "hear"

attat (verb, /əɾət/): "hide"

uzai (verb, /ʌzaɪ/): "hold"

te (verb, /tɛ/): "hunt"

lukata (verb, /lʌkətə/): "jump"

ttabudawl (verb, /ɾəbʌdol/): "kill"

filasa (verb, /fɪləsə/): "know"

ishi (verb, /ɪʃɪ/): "laugh"

kimasai (verb, /kimæsaɪ/): "lie"

zena (verb, /zɛnæ/): "live"

ayk (verb, /ek/): "lose"

ezawani (verb, /ɛzawəni/): "love"

tti (verb, /ɾɪ/): "need"

sa (verb, /sə/): "own"

latinai (verb, /lætinaɪ/): "roast"

ana (verb, /ænə/): "run"

ashanatay (verb, /əʃənate/): "see"

athanaw (verb, /əðənəw/): "sit"

ifou (verb, /ifaʊ/): "sleep"

niwitha (verb, /nɪwiðə/): "smell"

jit (verb, /jit/): "smile"

ana (verb, /anə/): "stand"

foud (verb, /faʊd/): "strike"

atajiz (verb, /ətəjɪz/): "swallow"

wap (verb, /wəp/): "swim"

anathag (verb, /ənəθəg/): "taste"

enoopa (verb, /ɛnʊpə/): "throw"

ttih (verb, /ɾɪh/): "walk"

ittivitt (verb, /iɾɪviɾ/): "want"

Nouns

ttataytha (noun, /ɾateðə/): "afternoon"

chal (noun, /tʃæl/): "ale"

ainala (noun, /aɪnalə/): "all"

afapetta (noun, /əfəpɛɾə/): "alligator"

etud (noun, /ɛtʌd/): "arm"

ula (noun, /ulə/): "ash"

tuwihaw (noun, /tuwɪhəw/): "aunt"

uzib (noun, /uzɪb/): "axe"

jatt (noun, /jəɾ/): "bark"

takatt (noun, /təkaɾ/): "bay"

unashuza (noun, /ʌnəʃʌzə/): "beer"

zaw (noun, /zo/): "beet"

ttehan (noun, /ɾɛhən/): "bird"

igitun (noun, /igɪtun/): "blood"

ath (noun, /əð/): "boar"

ibabij (noun, /ibabɪj/): "bone"

suttamay (noun, /sʌɾəme/): "breakfast"

sapi (noun, /səpi/): "breast"

itte (noun, /iɾɛ/): "brother"

ttoughhini (noun, /ɾɒhɪni/): "castle"

tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "cat"

ttatad (noun, /ɾətəd/): "cat"

pa (noun, /pæ/): "chest"

ap (noun, /əp/): "chicken"

taytoughmak (noun, /tetɒmək/): "claw"

ez (noun, /ɛz/): "cloud"

hatte (noun, /həɾɛ/): "coconut"

ittath (noun, /iɾəð/): "crime"

at (noun, /æt/): "day"

kupuna (noun, /kupʌnə/): "dinner"

he (noun, /hɛ/): "dog"

isenuti (noun, /isɛnutɪ/): "drink"

nganga (noun, /ŋəŋə/): "dungeon"

azil (noun, /azil/): "ear"

inugi (noun, /ɪnugɪ/): "earth"

awvi (noun, /ovɪ/): "egg"

waka (noun, /wəkə/): "elder"

idechini (noun, /idɛtʃɪnɪ/): "enemy"

chapul (noun, /chəpʌl/): "evening"

izathati (noun, /ɪzəðætɪ/): "eye"

ij (noun, /ɪdʒ/): "family"

ithoidak (noun, /ɪðɔɪdək/): "father"

enunana (noun, /ɛnunənə/): "feather"

up (noun, /up/): "fight"

tad (noun, /təd/): "finger"

anay (noun, /əne/): "fire"

lin (noun, /lɪn/): "fish"

oughn (noun, /ɒn/): "flesh"

ttoughch (noun, /ɾɒtʃ/): "foot"

ttad (noun, /ɾəd/): "forest"

attittuthu (noun, /æɾɪɾʌðʌ/): "fox"

thisi (noun, /θisi/): "friend"

isish (noun, /ɪsiʃ/): "goose"

ttik (noun, /ɾik/): "grease"

ttikani (noun, /ɾɪkəni/): "group"

savude (noun, /səvudɛ/): "gulf"

rrawibi (noun, /rəwibɪ/): "hair"

lawman (noun, /lomən/): "hand"

inettag (noun, /ɪnɛɾəg/): "hat"

lattaw (noun, /ləɾəw/): "hate"

dayt (noun, /det/): "head"

aitsila (noun, /aɪtsilə/): "hill"

tta (noun, /ɾə/): "horn"

ngesough (noun, /ŋɛsɒ/): "horse"

aytiz (noun, /etɪz/): "house"

usi (noun, /usi/): "inn"

hubalu (noun, /hʌbəlʌ/): "island"

aysili (noun, /esɪlɪ/): "jaw"

ikuboughthough (noun, /ikubɒðɒ/): "lake"

izanathi (noun, /ɪzənəθɪ/): "leaf"

nazabaim (noun, /næzəbaɪm/): "leg"

am (noun, /əm/): "liver"

pa (noun, /pə/): "louse"

awigeka (noun, /æwigɛkə/): "love"

thid (noun, /ðɪd/): "lunch"

aysay (noun, /ese/): "man"

awttai (noun, /oɾaɪ/): "many"

oughhafaw (noun, /ɒhəfəw/): "meal"

awbanah (noun, /obənəh/): "metal"

najesa (noun, /næjɛsə/): "mine"

athatal (noun, /aðətəl/): "monster"

ahu (noun, /əhʌ/): "moon"

aynuwoba (noun, /enʌwɔbə/): "morning"

usa (noun, /usæ/): "mother"

attesi (noun, /əɾɛsɪ/): "mountain"

ttidu (noun, /ɾidʌ/): "mouth"

azalan (noun, /əzələn/): "name"

asinafi (noun, /əsɪnəfi/): "neck"

watat (noun, /wətət/): "night"

aysim (noun, /esim/): "noodle"

awnge (noun, /oŋɛ/): "nose"

loughm (noun, /lɒm/): "ocean"

ithattough (noun, /ɪðəɾɒ/): "parent"

ama (noun, /əmə/): "path"

iza (noun, /ɪzə/): "peace"

ip (noun, /ɪp/): "pepper"

attifough (noun, /əɾɪfɒ/): "person"

sav (noun, /səv/): "pie"

ka (noun, /kə/): "pig"

ounanoughla (noun, /aʊnənɒla/): "rabbit"

udoulangai (noun, /ʌdaʊləŋaɪ/): "rain"

bi (noun, /bɪ/): "rat"

siw (noun, /sɪw/): "river"

anawdu (noun, /ænodu/): "robe"

ngitt (noun, /ŋɪɾ/): "rock"

ida (noun, /idə/): "root"

ngatti (noun, /ŋaɾɪ/): "salt"

tahitt (noun, /təhɪɾ/): "sand"

fatutu (noun, /fətʌtu/): "seed"

za (noun, /zə/): "sibling"

bicaymat (noun, /bɪcemət/): "sister"

ijaches (noun, /ɪjətʃɛs/): "skin"

utetti (noun, /utɛɾɪ/): "sky"

tajai (noun, /tədʒaɪ/): "smoke"

atila (noun, /ətilæ/): "snake"

udanavi (noun, /udənəvɪ/): "soup"

daf (noun, /dəf/): "star"

isa (noun, /ɪsə/): "stew"

asasha (noun, /əsəʃə/): "stomach"

laww (noun, /low/): "stone"

lananif (noun, /lænanɪf/): "stream"

inesi (noun, /ɪnɛsɪ/): "sun"

nas (noun, /nəs/): "sword"

utourritaw (noun, /utaʊrɪto/): "tail"

ttaittaw (noun, /ɾaɪɾo/): "tavern"

atat (noun, /ətət/): "thumb"

attunad (noun, /əɾʌnəd/): "tongue"

avilu (noun, /əvɪlu/): "tooth"

vitadi (noun, /vɪtədɪ/): "tree"

thitil (noun, /ðɪtil/): "truth"

katana (noun, /kətənə/): "uncle"

ooki (noun, /ʊkɪ/): "valley"

vith (noun, /við/): "war"

davaitu (noun, /dəvaɪtʌ/): "water"

akatifi (noun, /əkatifɪ/): "way"

iwub (noun, /iwʌb/): "wine"

ithaw (noun, /ɪθəw/): "woman"

ivat (noun, /ɪvət/): "word"