Unakat dictionary

Unakat
Unakat Dictionary
Pronouns
nis (pronoun, /nɪs/): "he"

ina (pronoun, /ɪnə/): "she"

othe (pronoun, /ɔðɛ/): "they"

esh (pronoun, /ɛʃ/): "you"

ise (pronoun, /ɪsɛ/): "we"

awnga (pronoun, /oŋə/): "I"

Articles
ala (article, /ələ/): "a"

uh (article, /ʌh/): "the"

Prepositions
ininaw (preposition, /ɪnino/): "and"

uta (preposition, /utə/): "as"

tamul (preposition, /təmul/): "from"

ifaynoughwa (preposition, /ifenɒwə/): "in"

nati (preposition, /nətɪ/): "of"

maihav (preposition, /maɪhəv/): "or"

attiva (preposition, /aɾivə/): "to"

shafuze (preposition, /ʃəfʌzɛ/): "will"

apipa (preposition, /əpɪpə/): "with"

Numbers
echisa (number, /ɛxɪsə/): "zero"

tij (number, /tij/): "one"

oughttittuz (number, /ɒɾiɾuz/): "two"

initt (number, /iniɾ/): "three"

ane (number, /anɛ/): "four"

asattuda (number, /əsəɾuda/): "five"

ithadat (number, /iðədət/): "six"

ad (number, /əd/): "seven"

saikupu (number, /saɪkupu/): "eight"

isi (number, /ɪʒ/): "nine"

nivi (number, /nɪvɪ/): "ten"

Questions
imatt (question, /ɪməɾ/): "what"

waygehait (question, /wegɛhaɪt/): "who"

awthata (question, /oðətə/): "how"

alipawt (question, /əlɪpot/): "why"

layttaysaw (question, /leɾeso/): "when"

Interjections
aniki (interjection, /ənɪkɪ/): "hello"

ushicive (interjection, /uʃɪcivɛ/): "goodbye"

nutha (interjection, /nuðə/): "hey"

ttatimir (interjection, /ɾatɪmɪɹ/): "bye"

aychang (interjection, /exaŋ/): "ouch"

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

midetti (interjection, /mɪdɛɾi/): "uh"

awan (interjection, /əwən/): "er"

aingah (interjection, /aɪŋəh/): "um"

Adverbs
tasattan (adverb, /təsæɾən/): "again"

ttakithawt (adverb, /ɾəkɪðot/): "now"

sin (adverb, /sɪn/): "soon"

anat (adverb, /ænət/): "often"

kanat (adverb, /kənət/): "sometimes"

inu (adverb, /ɪnu/): "always"

aduk (adverb, /ədʌk/): "never"

aimatt (adverb, /aɪməɾ/): "seldom"

Adjectives
narratuth (adjective, /nərətʌð/): "aromatic"

umatt (adjective, /uməɾ/): "basted"

zamitit (adjective, /zəmɪtɪt/): "big"

tiv (adjective, /tiv/): "bitter"

am (adjective, /əm/): "black"

niguttu (adjective, /nɪguɾu/): "blue"

ikabak (adjective, /ɪkəbək/): "brown"

azawdatti (adjective, /əzodaɾɪ/): "chilled"

etaga (adjective, /ɛtəgə/): "cold"

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

sha (adjective, /ʃə/): "dark"

nutisu (adjective, /nutɪsu/): "deep"

tuni (adjective, /tʌnɪ/): "divine"

daythi (adjective, /deðɪ/): "drunk"

attay (adjective, /æɾe/): "empty"

ttutayh (adjective, /ɾʌteh/): "evil"

daittai (adjective, /daɪɾaɪ/): "familiar"

aifalun (adjective, /aɪfəlun/): "fat"

pinoughsep (adjective, /pɪnɒsɛp/): "flat"

ayj (adjective, /ej/): "frail"

wafun (adjective, /wəfʌn/): "fried"

ivala (adjective, /ivələ/): "full"

ma (adjective, /mə/): "good"

ditta (adjective, /dɪɾa/): "green"

niwitt (adjective, /nɪwiɾ/): "grey"

utt (adjective, /uɾ/): "honest"

timus (adjective, /timʌs/): "hot"

ifaysali (adjective, /ɪfesəlɪ/): "light"

uvanac (adjective, /ʌvənəc/): "long"

itad (adjective, /itæd/): "loud"

thoughwida (adjective, /ðɒwidə/): "mortal"

ttasad (adjective, /ɾæsəd/): "mysterious"

itt (adjective, /ɪɾ/): "narrow"

oogika (adjective, /ʊgɪkæ/): "old"

tezala (adjective, /tɛzələ/): "orange"

wadena (adjective, /wadɛnə/): "pungent"

ap (adjective, /əp/): "purple"

adasat (adjective, /ədəsət/): "quiet"

ttitt (adjective, /ɾiɾ/): "raw"

attaheya (adjective, /əɾəhɛyə/): "rectangular"

achaynoughhe (adjective, /əchenɒhɛ/): "red"

asaygaidi (adjective, /əsegaɪdi/): "roasted"

ang (adjective, /əŋ/): "round"

im (adjective, /im/): "salty"

aipachatti (adjective, /aɪpətʃəɾi/): "savory"

babis (adjective, /bəbis/): "shallow"

afa (adjective, /əfæ/): "short"

ttigou (adjective, /ɾɪgaʊ/): "smoked"

tuttachiv (adjective, /tʌɾətʃɪv/): "sober"

ajadata (adjective, /ædʒədatə/): "sour"

thamasad (adjective, /ðəməsæd/): "spicy"

kevaw (adjective, /kɛvo/): "spiral"

awlai (adjective, /olaɪ/): "square"

kangi (adjective, /kæŋɪ/): "steamed"

oozaw (adjective, /ʊzo/): "strange"

en (adjective, /ɛn/): "strong"

att (adjective, /əɾ/): "sturdy"

ipoof (adjective, /ipʊf/): "sweet"

ttu (adjective, /ɾʌ/): "tall"

ngifayn (adjective, /ŋɪfen/): "thick"

um (adjective, /ʌm/): "thin"

zuzapayd (adjective, /zuzæped/): "warm"

atagina (adjective, /ətəginə/): "weak"

ejutoughb (adjective, /ɛdʒʌtɒb/): "white"

tittata (adjective, /tɪɾətə/): "wide"

init (adjective, /ɪnɪt/): "yellow"

at (adjective, /ət/): "young"

Verbs
itt (verb, /iɾ/): "bake"

iwuda (verb, /ɪwudə/): "be"

thuf (verb, /ðʌf/): "belong"

oug (verb, /aʊg/): "bite"

oukay (verb, /aʊke/): "break"

thithoughnga (verb, /ðɪðɒŋə/): "burn"

ushaittama (verb, /uʃaɪɾæmə/): "come"

nebuthi (verb, /nɛbʌði/): "die"

ettan (verb, /ɛɾən/): "drink"

iw (verb, /ɪw/): "eat"

oughz (verb, /ɒz/): "fall"

ip (verb, /ɪp/): "fight"

zeta (verb, /zɛtə/): "find"

as (verb, /əs/): "fish"

ttav (verb, /ɾəv/): "fly"

bi (verb, /bi/): "frown"

ttavuq (verb, /ɾævʌq/): "go"

ipav (verb, /ipæv/): "growl"

fuzusa (verb, /fuzusæ/): "hate"

dani (verb, /dəni/): "have"

sasaivai (verb, /sasaɪvaɪ/): "hear"

ittadi (verb, /ɪɾədɪ/): "hide"

lisitid (verb, /lisɪtɪd/): "hold"

imim (verb, /ɪmim/): "hunt"

ith (verb, /ið/): "jump"

dam (verb, /dəm/): "kill"

animalough (verb, /əniməlɒ/): "know"

noughdavu (verb, /nɒdəvʌ/): "laugh"

alinithi (verb, /əlɪnɪði/): "lie"

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

ish (verb, /ɪʃ/): "lose"

aittatoughsii (verb, /aɪɾætɒʒi/): "love"

aybaynisoo (verb, /ebenɪsʊ/): "need"

takeng (verb, /təkɛŋ/): "own"

tatatta (verb, /tətæɾə/): "roast"

shi (verb, /ʃi/): "run"

ilipav (verb, /ilɪpəv/): "see"

vawan (verb, /vəwən/): "sit"

thijit (verb, /θidʒɪt/): "sleep"

talatha (verb, /tələðə/): "smell"

awhikaw (verb, /ohɪkæw/): "smile"

thutt (verb, /ðuɾ/): "stand"

aw (verb, /əw/): "strike"

ithakatha (verb, /iðəkæðə/): "swallow"

azin (verb, /əzɪn/): "swim"

athig (verb, /əðɪg/): "taste"

tathupin (verb, /taðʌpɪn/): "throw"

kaman (verb, /kəmən/): "walk"

awvou (verb, /ovaʊ/): "want"

Nouns
azufu (noun, /əzʌfʌ/): "afternoon"

lilasa (noun, /liləsə/): "ale"

unattis (noun, /ʌnəɾis/): "all"

itha (noun, /ɪðə/): "alligator"

ki (noun, /kɪ/): "arm"

unichafa (noun, /ʌnitʃəfə/): "ash"

kit (noun, /kit/): "aunt"

natub (noun, /nətʌb/): "axe"

attu (noun, /aɾu/): "bark"

valaynoughv (noun, /vælenɒv/): "bay"

asouwi (noun, /asaʊwɪ/): "beer"

ifatana (noun, /ɪfətənə/): "beet"

abaywatu (noun, /əbewətʌ/): "bird"

oughningi (noun, /ɒniŋi/): "blood"

aykik (noun, /ekɪk/): "boar"

itizi (noun, /itɪzi/): "bone"

ushaf (noun, /ʌʃəf/): "breakfast"

att (noun, /aɾ/): "breast"

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

da (noun, /də/): "castle"

linuch (noun, /linʌch/): "cat"

dithaig (noun, /dɪðaɪg/): "cat"

ubal (noun, /ubəl/): "chest"

achid (noun, /ətʃɪd/): "chicken"

eta (noun, /ɛta/): "claw"

isana (noun, /ɪsənə/): "cloud"

satt (noun, /sæɾ/): "coconut"

ttaki (noun, /ɾəkɪ/): "crime"

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

nutawl (noun, /nutol/): "dinner"

attuv (noun, /əɾuv/): "dog"

souvaymad (noun, /saʊveməd/): "drink"

abattay (noun, /əbəɾe/): "dungeon"

ttal (noun, /ɾəl/): "ear"

ttouwough (noun, /ɾaʊwɒ/): "earth"

deduti (noun, /dɛdʌtɪ/): "egg"

izan (noun, /ɪzæn/): "elder"

zakail (noun, /zəkaɪl/): "enemy"

inegatough (noun, /ɪnɛgətɒ/): "evening"

oughsh (noun, /ɒʃ/): "eye"

hattani (noun, /həɾani/): "family"

mitt (noun, /mɪɾ/): "father"

igettawt (noun, /ɪgɛɾot/): "feather"

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

sathi (noun, /səðɪ/): "finger"

uzashuta (noun, /uzəʃutə/): "fire"

natasa (noun, /natəsa/): "fish"

ikitangi (noun, /ikɪtəŋi/): "flesh"

akaibati (noun, /əkaɪbətɪ/): "foot"

it (noun, /ɪt/): "forest"

mamittoughc (noun, /mæmiɾɒc/): "fox"

zaimalu (noun, /zaɪməlʌ/): "friend"

tuja (noun, /tʌdʒæ/): "goose"

safan (noun, /səfən/): "grease"

doughkaygad (noun, /dɒkegæd/): "group"

nazi (noun, /nəzɪ/): "gulf"

oughttamina (noun, /ɒɾəmɪna/): "hair"

qushabu (noun, /qʌʃəbu/): "hand"

chatheta (noun, /tʃəðɛtə/): "hat"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "hate"

nukita (noun, /nukɪta/): "head"

wute (noun, /wʌtɛ/): "hill"

etout (noun, /ɛtaʊt/): "horn"

ttazaw (noun, /ɾəzəw/): "horse"

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

tamatti (noun, /təməɾɪ/): "inn"

alattad (noun, /ələɾəd/): "island"

usoughtafi (noun, /ʌsɒtəfɪ/): "jaw"

udaysid (noun, /udesɪd/): "lake"

ailitt (noun, /aɪlɪɾ/): "leaf"

amaw (noun, /əmo/): "leg"

enabaza (noun, /ɛnəbæzə/): "liver"

ih (noun, /ɪh/): "louse"

asawayti (noun, /əsəwetɪ/): "love"

attiti (noun, /əɾɪtɪ/): "lunch"

hatanaw (noun, /hətənəw/): "man"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "many"

emi (noun, /ɛmɪ/): "meal"

anudo (noun, /ənʌdɔ/): "metal"

iji (noun, /ɪjɪ/): "mine"

nan (noun, /nən/): "monster"

usuk (noun, /ʌsuk/): "moon"

alattettay (noun, /aləɾɛɾe/): "morning"

tibas (noun, /tɪbəs/): "mother"

ittatoutt (noun, /iɾətaʊɾ/): "mountain"

toughme (noun, /tɒmɛ/): "mouth"

amatatta (noun, /əmətəɾə/): "name"

aza (noun, /əzæ/): "neck"

awthi (noun, /oðɪ/): "night"

thattiw (noun, /ðəɾiw/): "noodle"

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

thas (noun, /ðəs/): "ocean"

thik (noun, /ðɪk/): "parent"

il (noun, /ɪl/): "path"

ouku (noun, /aʊku/): "peace"

asu (noun, /əsu/): "pepper"

doughw (noun, /dɒw/): "person"

awattoot (noun, /əwəɾʊt/): "pie"

enoo (noun, /ɛnʊ/): "pig"

azouthipaw (noun, /əzaʊθipo/): "rabbit"

unawu (noun, /unəwʌ/): "rain"

wawat (noun, /wəwət/): "rat"

attott (noun, /əɾɔɾ/): "river"

ttati (noun, /ɾəti/): "robe"

muth (noun, /mʌð/): "rock"

datoughnitt (noun, /dətɒnɪɾ/): "root"

awailal (noun, /əwaɪləl/): "salt"

vanawb (noun, /vənob/): "sand"

mashaid (noun, /məʃaɪd/): "seed"

bi (noun, /bɪ/): "sibling"

usalu (noun, /usəlu/): "sister"

ash (noun, /əʃ/): "skin"

pa (noun, /pə/): "sky"

attafa (noun, /əɾəfə/): "smoke"

nev (noun, /nɛv/): "snake"

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

oughlayta (noun, /ɒletæ/): "star"

makafa (noun, /məkəfə/): "stew"

ijita (noun, /ijitæ/): "stomach"

ttibade (noun, /ɾɪbədɛ/): "stone"

inafu (noun, /ɪnəfʌ/): "stream"

oughlanough (noun, /ɒlənɒ/): "sun"

niw (noun, /nɪw/): "sword"

isirittai (noun, /ɪsɪɹɪɾaɪ/): "tail"

ni (noun, /nɪ/): "tavern"

ngitaday (noun, /ŋɪtæde/): "thumb"

an (noun, /ən/): "tongue"

attattayza (noun, /aɾəɾezə/): "tooth"

ttusiritt (noun, /ɾusiɹɪɾ/): "tree"

attith (noun, /æɾið/): "truth"

fitil (noun, /fitɪl/): "uncle"

ja (noun, /jə/): "valley"

nangaj (noun, /nəŋaj/): "war"

zi (noun, /zi/): "water"

atitu (noun, /ətɪtʌ/): "way"

oughfakasa (noun, /ɒfəkæsə/): "wine"

adathi (noun, /ædəðɪ/): "woman"

wici (noun, /wicɪ/): "word"