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Apattema

Apattema Dictionary

Pronouns

att (pronoun, /əɾ/): "he"

is (pronoun, /is/): "she"

inay (pronoun, /ɪne/): "they"

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

hik (pronoun, /hɪk/): "we"

wa (pronoun, /wə/): "I"

Articles

um (article, /um/): "a"

ehi (article, /ɛhi/): "the"

Prepositions

oughmabaw (preposition, /ɒməbo/): "and"

sas (preposition, /səs/): "as"

nu (preposition, /nu/): "from"

ithittit (preposition, /iðɪɾit/): "in"

avaifou (preposition, /əvaɪfaʊ/): "of"

aylittai (preposition, /elɪɾaɪ/): "or"

ba (preposition, /bə/): "to"

hudoughta (preposition, /hʌdɒtə/): "will"

etakough (preposition, /ɛtakɒ/): "with"

Numbers

taysuti (number, /tesʌtɪ/): "zero"

asettani (number, /əsɛɾənɪ/): "one"

agata (number, /agətə/): "two"

eway (number, /ɛwe/): "three"

gachoughz (number, /gətʃɒz/): "four"

ays (number, /es/): "five"

ttatinan (number, /ɾətɪnən/): "six"

ttit (number, /ɾit/): "seven"

ukapiz (number, /ukəpɪz/): "eight"

tittan (number, /tiɾæn/): "nine"

ilishayl (number, /ɪlɪʃel/): "ten"

Questions

ttusa (question, /ɾʌsə/): "what"

ttanattap (question, /ɾənəɾəp/): "who"

aynit (question, /enit/): "how"

itizah (question, /ɪtɪzah/): "why"

oibe (question, /ɔɪbɛ/): "when"

Interjections

saw (interjection, /so/): "hello"

ttisil (interjection, /ɾɪsɪl/): "goodbye"

oughmayw (interjection, /ɒmew/): "hey"

dayn (interjection, /den/): "bye"

ittapaj (interjection, /ɪɾæpədʒ/): "ouch"

tta (interjection, /ɾə/): "wow"

asida (interjection, /æsɪdæ/): "uh"

wam (interjection, /wam/): "er"

anga (interjection, /əŋə/): "um"

Adverbs

nabough (adverb, /nəbɒ/): "again"

ayjitta (adverb, /ejɪɾə/): "now"

kutte (adverb, /kʌɾɛ/): "soon"

linasit (adverb, /linəsɪt/): "often"

unatta (adverb, /unəɾə/): "sometimes"

attai (adverb, /əɾaɪ/): "always"

ayttaday (adverb, /eɾəde/): "never"

att (adverb, /əɾ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

laniba (adjective, /lənibə/): "aromatic"

tihittag (adjective, /tɪhɪɾæg/): "basted"

anawnu (adjective, /ənonu/): "big"

oudinaj (adjective, /aʊdinəj/): "bitter"

ma (adjective, /mə/): "black"

ekoughtt (adjective, /ɛkɒɾ/): "blue"

ithi (adjective, /ɪði/): "brown"

wim (adjective, /wɪm/): "chilled"

itutu (adjective, /ɪtutu/): "cold"

anal (adjective, /ænəl/): "curried"

latu (adjective, /lətʌ/): "dark"

mough (adjective, /mɒ/): "deep"

sinun (adjective, /sɪnun/): "divine"

ittith (adjective, /iɾið/): "drunk"

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

bay (adjective, /be/): "evil"

anit (adjective, /anit/): "familiar"

anayva (adjective, /ənevə/): "fat"

oughttidane (adjective, /ɒɾɪdənɛ/): "flat"

nathad (adjective, /nəθæd/): "frail"

ki (adjective, /kɪ/): "fried"

ekangay (adjective, /ɛkaŋe/): "full"

iluhinga (adjective, /iluhɪŋə/): "good"

oughthett (adjective, /ɒðɛɾ/): "green"

dettanath (adjective, /dɛɾənəð/): "grey"

ttatanait (adjective, /ɾatənaɪt/): "honest"

atilough (adjective, /ətɪlɒ/): "hot"

kough (adjective, /kɒ/): "light"

iwezayk (adjective, /iwɛzek/): "long"

at (adjective, /ət/): "loud"

ninu (adjective, /nɪnu/): "mortal"

tteditt (adjective, /ɾɛdɪɾ/): "mysterious"

awayzam (adjective, /æwezəm/): "narrow"

an (adjective, /ən/): "old"

ka (adjective, /kə/): "orange"

analuli (adjective, /ənəlulɪ/): "pungent"

ilana (adjective, /ɪlənə/): "purple"

ttatat (adjective, /ɾətæt/): "quiet"

adanutt (adjective, /ədənuɾ/): "raw"

ittizaf (adjective, /ɪɾɪzəf/): "rectangular"

ikoughtou (adjective, /ikɒtaʊ/): "red"

da (adjective, /də/): "roasted"

oughn (adjective, /ɒn/): "round"

aminingay (adjective, /əmɪnɪŋe/): "salty"

soughttun (adjective, /sɒɾʌn/): "savory"

ittan (adjective, /iɾən/): "shallow"

na (adjective, /nə/): "short"

oott (adjective, /ʊɾ/): "smoked"

nam (adjective, /nam/): "sober"

uthag (adjective, /ʌðəg/): "sour"

aitanali (adjective, /aɪtənælɪ/): "spicy"

thata (adjective, /ðəta/): "spiral"

oughkazi (adjective, /ɒkəzi/): "square"

ais (adjective, /aɪs/): "steamed"

aguzina (adjective, /əgʌzɪnə/): "strange"

dde (adjective, /ɽɛ/): "strong"

ayt (adjective, /et/): "sturdy"

wizitt (adjective, /wɪzɪɾ/): "sweet"

thaymasaj (adjective, /ðeməsədʒ/): "tall"

thitat (adjective, /ðɪtət/): "thick"

an (adjective, /ən/): "thin"

att (adjective, /æɾ/): "warm"

tti (adjective, /ɾɪ/): "weak"

benuttay (adjective, /bɛnʌɾe/): "white"

ivetede (adjective, /ivɛtɛdɛ/): "wide"

ttil (adjective, /ɾɪl/): "yellow"

ettaisook (adjective, /ɛɾaɪsʊk/): "young"

Verbs

anubati (verb, /ənubəti/): "bake"

ata (verb, /ətə/): "be"

etti (verb, /ɛɾɪ/): "belong"

thanayjuf (verb, /ðænedʒuf/): "bite"

kila (verb, /kilə/): "break"

dehayb (verb, /dɛheb/): "burn"

oug (verb, /aʊg/): "come"

athu (verb, /əðu/): "die"

lazayniz (verb, /ləzenɪz/): "drink"

ani (verb, /ənɪ/): "eat"

sutangaj (verb, /sutəŋæj/): "fall"

lut (verb, /lʌt/): "fight"

ikechi (verb, /ikɛtʃɪ/): "find"

la (verb, /lə/): "fish"

wettaw (verb, /wɛɾəw/): "fly"

athaf (verb, /aðəf/): "frown"

ilasa (verb, /ɪlæsə/): "go"

tasoi (verb, /təsɔɪ/): "growl"

usaingaha (verb, /ʌsaɪŋæhə/): "hate"

sukoughfa (verb, /sukɒfæ/): "have"

nita (verb, /nɪta/): "hear"

utith (verb, /ʌtɪð/): "hide"

lu (verb, /lʌ/): "hold"

lawthith (verb, /loðɪð/): "hunt"

thas (verb, /ðas/): "jump"

wizil (verb, /wizil/): "kill"

vittizan (verb, /vɪɾizən/): "know"

vatt (verb, /vəɾ/): "laugh"

elaf (verb, /ɛləf/): "lie"

las (verb, /las/): "live"

taw (verb, /to/): "lose"

shu (verb, /ʃʌ/): "love"

ulala (verb, /ʌlələ/): "need"

izach (verb, /ɪzəch/): "own"

esa (verb, /ɛsə/): "roast"

pa (verb, /pa/): "run"

ihanet (verb, /ɪhənɛt/): "see"

afas (verb, /æfəs/): "sit"

za (verb, /zə/): "sleep"

anasiwa (verb, /ənəsɪwə/): "smell"

uzizayl (verb, /ʌzizel/): "smile"

ttu (verb, /ɾʌ/): "stand"

mitiv (verb, /mitiv/): "strike"

awthuja (verb, /oðujə/): "swallow"

nana (verb, /nənə/): "swim"

awtangam (verb, /otəŋæm/): "taste"

oughthidim (verb, /ɒðɪdɪm/): "throw"

awk (verb, /ok/): "walk"

ana (verb, /ənə/): "want"

Nouns

outtoo (noun, /aʊɾʊ/): "afternoon"

inittiy (noun, /ɪnɪɾɪy/): "ale"

azi (noun, /əzi/): "all"

utu (noun, /utʌ/): "alligator"

izet (noun, /ɪzɛt/): "arm"

tunav (noun, /tʌnəv/): "ash"

ttiki (noun, /ɾɪki/): "aunt"

adatta (noun, /ədaɾæ/): "axe"

thethil (noun, /ðɛðil/): "bark"

za (noun, /zə/): "bay"

ne (noun, /nɛ/): "beer"

isi (noun, /ɪsɪ/): "beet"

ttich (noun, /ɾitʃ/): "bird"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "blood"

puth (noun, /pʌð/): "boar"

nawen (noun, /næwɛn/): "bone"

isazibu (noun, /ɪsəzɪbʌ/): "breakfast"

iz (noun, /iz/): "breast"

ithiha (noun, /iðihæ/): "brother"

ittatt (noun, /iɾəɾ/): "castle"

thuttik (noun, /ðuɾɪk/): "cat"

uva (noun, /uvə/): "cat"

anawsin (noun, /anosɪn/): "chest"

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

et (noun, /ɛt/): "claw"

itti (noun, /ɪɾɪ/): "cloud"

asetel (noun, /əsɛtɛl/): "coconut"

mittidil (noun, /mɪɾɪdil/): "crime"

vitti (noun, /viɾi/): "day"

ittithani (noun, /ɪɾiðənɪ/): "dinner"

anoo (noun, /ənʊ/): "dog"

dap (noun, /dəp/): "drink"

zih (noun, /zɪh/): "dungeon"

ipisa (noun, /ɪpɪsə/): "ear"

jesaid (noun, /jɛsaɪd/): "earth"

at (noun, /ət/): "egg"

satta (noun, /saɾə/): "elder"

athi (noun, /əðɪ/): "enemy"

bas (noun, /bəs/): "evening"

du (noun, /du/): "eye"

nattayn (noun, /nəɾen/): "family"

inadatt (noun, /ɪnadəɾ/): "father"

shev (noun, /ʃɛv/): "feather"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "fight"

sabasa (noun, /səbæsə/): "finger"

ttin (noun, /ɾin/): "fire"

alutatha (noun, /əlʌtəðə/): "fish"

attilash (noun, /əɾɪləʃ/): "flesh"

nanufais (noun, /nanʌfaɪs/): "foot"

evima (noun, /ɛvɪmæ/): "forest"

dutta (noun, /dʌɾæ/): "fox"

mal (noun, /mæl/): "friend"

thishut (noun, /ðiʃut/): "goose"

sunaka (noun, /sunəka/): "grease"

ivough (noun, /ɪvɒ/): "group"

tayn (noun, /ten/): "gulf"

anithu (noun, /ənɪðu/): "hair"

itayng (noun, /ɪteŋ/): "hand"

thela (noun, /ðɛlə/): "hat"

nil (noun, /nɪl/): "hate"

da (noun, /də/): "head"

ttawwuz (noun, /ɾowuz/): "hill"

asi (noun, /əsɪ/): "horn"

ttititayl (noun, /ɾɪtɪtel/): "horse"

ujayttal (noun, /ʌdʒeɾəl/): "house"

achat (noun, /ətʃət/): "inn"

oughfakul (noun, /ɒfəkʌl/): "island"

aba (noun, /əbə/): "jaw"

naytayn (noun, /neten/): "lake"

ngakavuc (noun, /ŋəkəvʌc/): "leaf"

sitt (noun, /sɪɾ/): "leg"

laib (noun, /laɪb/): "liver"

ag (noun, /əg/): "louse"

dain (noun, /daɪn/): "love"

ekazi (noun, /ɛkæzɪ/): "lunch"

dukitte (noun, /dukɪɾɛ/): "man"

ounettattoo (noun, /aʊnɛɾəɾʊ/): "many"

kig (noun, /kɪg/): "meal"

usawkal (noun, /ʌsokəl/): "metal"

jithita (noun, /jiðɪtə/): "mine"

danad (noun, /dənəd/): "monster"

upu (noun, /ʌpʌ/): "moon"

winuv (noun, /wɪnuv/): "morning"

ngattinan (noun, /ŋəɾɪnæn/): "mother"

alakin (noun, /ələkɪn/): "mountain"

ttoughsach (noun, /ɾɒsətʃ/): "mouth"

tawtap (noun, /totəp/): "name"

tita (noun, /tɪtə/): "neck"

witaih (noun, /wɪtaɪh/): "night"

oha (noun, /ɔha/): "noodle"

ihe (noun, /ihɛ/): "nose"

nootal (noun, /nʊtæl/): "ocean"

nattayvayn (noun, /nəɾeven/): "parent"

uttuk (noun, /uɾuk/): "path"

hadamat (noun, /hədəmæt/): "peace"

adat (noun, /ədət/): "pepper"

ainalew (noun, /aɪnəlɛw/): "person"

latay (noun, /ləte/): "pie"

unap (noun, /unəp/): "pig"

aytti (noun, /eɾɪ/): "rabbit"

ittiziw (noun, /iɾɪzɪw/): "rain"

ati (noun, /æti/): "rat"

bi (noun, /bɪ/): "river"

kutayz (noun, /kutez/): "robe"

itazi (noun, /itəzi/): "rock"

asay (noun, /əse/): "root"

ttibawd (noun, /ɾɪbod/): "salt"

angaduw (noun, /æŋəduw/): "sand"

awipa (noun, /əwɪpə/): "seed"

nayn (noun, /nen/): "sibling"

awlewa (noun, /olɛwæ/): "sister"

ning (noun, /nɪŋ/): "skin"

azelata (noun, /əzɛlətə/): "sky"

atirritta (noun, /ətɪrɪɾə/): "smoke"

awsayki (noun, /oseki/): "snake"

la (noun, /la/): "soup"

tumadaw (noun, /tumədo/): "star"

ayjinika (noun, /ejɪnikə/): "stew"

tadesay (noun, /tədɛse/): "stomach"

adittas (noun, /ədɪɾas/): "stone"

atada (noun, /atədə/): "stream"

na (noun, /nə/): "sun"

sa (noun, /sə/): "sword"

unoughtavough (noun, /unɒtəvɒ/): "tail"

emat (noun, /ɛmət/): "tavern"

ba (noun, /bə/): "thumb"

aliz (noun, /əliz/): "tongue"

doughw (noun, /dɒw/): "tooth"

ittu (noun, /ɪɾu/): "tree"

nail (noun, /naɪl/): "truth"

ettai (noun, /ɛɾaɪ/): "uncle"

koi (noun, /kɔɪ/): "valley"

atatuna (noun, /ətatunə/): "war"

nittoughta (noun, /niɾɒta/): "water"

ane (noun, /anɛ/): "way"

asila (noun, /æsɪlæ/): "wine"

sawsa (noun, /sosə/): "woman"

attattapa (noun, /əɾəɾəpæ/): "word"