Ivalifay dictionary

Ivalifay
Ivalifay Dictionary
Pronouns
saz (pronoun, /səz/): "he"

naw (pronoun, /no/): "she"

hag (pronoun, /həg/): "they"

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

ike (pronoun, /ikɛ/): "we"

atoo (pronoun, /atʊ/): "I"

Articles
ttam (article, /ɾæm/): "a"

ttat (article, /ɾət/): "the"

Prepositions
es (preposition, /ɛs/): "and"

umach (preposition, /umətʃ/): "as"

ine (preposition, /ɪnɛ/): "from"

ach (preposition, /ætʃ/): "in"

noovu (preposition, /nʊvu/): "of"

ihutawna (preposition, /ihʌtonə/): "or"

sen (preposition, /sɛn/): "to"

ttaybith (preposition, /ɾebið/): "will"

umaib (preposition, /ʌmaɪb/): "with"

Numbers
afa (number, /əfə/): "zero"

avelisa (number, /əvɛlisæ/): "one"

athettali (number, /aðɛɾəlɪ/): "two"

attipidu (number, /əɾipidu/): "three"

nani (number, /nanɪ/): "four"

piz (number, /piz/): "five"

ttudala (number, /ɾudəlæ/): "six"

ttumu (number, /ɾumu/): "seven"

adize (number, /ədɪzɛ/): "eight"

afat (number, /afət/): "nine"

ngatt (number, /ŋəɾ/): "ten"

Questions
akattethi (question, /əkəɾɛðɪ/): "what"

akan (question, /ækæn/): "who"

ttanalis (question, /ɾənəlɪs/): "how"

em (question, /ɛm/): "why"

sen (question, /sɛn/): "when"

Interjections
noula (interjection, /naʊlə/): "hello"

jah (interjection, /jəh/): "goodbye"

tittal (interjection, /tɪɾəl/): "hey"

sudak (interjection, /sudək/): "bye"

ewasaw (interjection, /ɛwəso/): "ouch"

ttukim (interjection, /ɾukɪm/): "wow"

hu (interjection, /hʌ/): "uh"

asaw (interjection, /əso/): "er"

tta (interjection, /ɾə/): "um"

Adverbs
iwadeva (adverb, /ɪwədɛvə/): "again"

ayth (adverb, /eð/): "now"

awboutay (adverb, /obaʊte/): "soon"

ta (adverb, /tə/): "often"

ayh (adverb, /eh/): "sometimes"

utettoughthi (adverb, /utɛɾɒðɪ/): "always"

angatt (adverb, /æŋæɾ/): "never"

ath (adverb, /əð/): "seldom"

Adjectives
tti (adjective, /ɾɪ/): "aromatic"

de (adjective, /dɛ/): "basted"

chinoughhat (adjective, /tʃinɒhət/): "big"

attath (adjective, /əɾəθ/): "bitter"

fipa (adjective, /fɪpə/): "black"

athes (adjective, /əθɛs/): "blue"

la (adjective, /lə/): "brown"

ithulasa (adjective, /iðuləsə/): "chilled"

pa (adjective, /pə/): "cold"

ikakina (adjective, /ɪkəkɪnə/): "curried"

ap (adjective, /əp/): "dark"

outt (adjective, /aʊɾ/): "deep"

an (adjective, /ən/): "divine"

nena (adjective, /nɛnæ/): "drunk"

ak (adjective, /ək/): "empty"

shidawl (adjective, /ʃɪdol/): "evil"

iche (adjective, /itʃɛ/): "familiar"

va (adjective, /və/): "fat"

ahadi (adjective, /əhədɪ/): "flat"

ttelita (adjective, /ɾɛlitə/): "frail"

enaiw (adjective, /ɛnaɪw/): "fried"

ilimitta (adjective, /ɪlimɪɾa/): "full"

epangafe (adjective, /ɛpæŋəfɛ/): "good"

aimoughth (adjective, /aɪmɒð/): "green"

ta (adjective, /tə/): "grey"

ed (adjective, /ɛd/): "honest"

amach (adjective, /əmətʃ/): "hot"

uditawth (adjective, /ʌdɪtoð/): "light"

ett (adjective, /ɛɾ/): "long"

asek (adjective, /əsɛk/): "loud"

abiti (adjective, /æbɪti/): "mortal"

vawse (adjective, /vosɛ/): "mysterious"

uttathun (adjective, /ʌɾəðun/): "narrow"

ja (adjective, /jə/): "old"

as (adjective, /əs/): "orange"

sounaw (adjective, /saʊno/): "pungent"

di (adjective, /di/): "purple"

utazicha (adjective, /ʌtəzitʃə/): "quiet"

etta (adjective, /ɛɾə/): "raw"

thittuwul (adjective, /ðiɾuwʌl/): "rectangular"

du (adjective, /du/): "red"

hasith (adjective, /həsɪð/): "roasted"

atha (adjective, /əðæ/): "round"

nekatta (adjective, /nɛkəɾə/): "salty"

na (adjective, /nə/): "savory"

fivagung (adjective, /fivəgʌŋ/): "shallow"

ifibaw (adjective, /ɪfibo/): "short"

ahitti (adjective, /əhɪɾi/): "smoked"

itith (adjective, /ɪtɪð/): "sober"

pai (adjective, /paɪ/): "sour"

ash (adjective, /əʃ/): "spicy"

usafag (adjective, /ʌsəfæg/): "spiral"

attawway (adjective, /əɾowəy/): "square"

ajaf (adjective, /əjəf/): "steamed"

utitti (adjective, /ʌtiɾi/): "strange"

ha (adjective, /hə/): "strong"

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

ilihi (adjective, /ɪlɪhɪ/): "sweet"

kanafi (adjective, /kənəfɪ/): "tall"

aykisa (adjective, /ekisæ/): "thick"

awa (adjective, /əwə/): "thin"

vama (adjective, /vəmə/): "warm"

atidin (adjective, /ətidɪn/): "weak"

ootatha (adjective, /ʊtəθæ/): "white"

ni (adjective, /nɪ/): "wide"

nu (adjective, /nʌ/): "yellow"

enoosayk (adjective, /ɛnʊsek/): "young"

Verbs
ittapa (verb, /ɪɾəpæ/): "bake"

efala (verb, /ɛfælə/): "be"

pi (verb, /pɪ/): "belong"

pud (verb, /pud/): "bite"

uth (verb, /uð/): "break"

itittil (verb, /ɪtiɾil/): "burn"

ad (verb, /əd/): "come"

awawttawtta (verb, /æwoɾoɾa/): "die"

ittanawthi (verb, /ɪɾənoði/): "drink"

fanith (verb, /fanɪð/): "eat"

lu (verb, /lʌ/): "fall"

apagattu (verb, /əpəgəɾu/): "fight"

apap (verb, /əpəp/): "find"

ila (verb, /ilæ/): "fish"

vaka (verb, /vəkæ/): "fly"

sijesatt (verb, /sɪjɛsəɾ/): "frown"

ttoughtete (verb, /ɾɒtɛtɛ/): "go"

pazatta (verb, /pəzəɾə/): "growl"

aytishaha (verb, /etɪʃəhə/): "hate"

anana (verb, /ənənə/): "have"

dawtoughd (verb, /dotɒd/): "hear"

zawafu (verb, /zəwəfu/): "hide"

niv (verb, /niv/): "hold"

toottasi (verb, /tʊɾæsɪ/): "hunt"

if (verb, /if/): "jump"

ttattich (verb, /ɾəɾitʃ/): "kill"

natha (verb, /nəðə/): "know"

bizaga (verb, /bɪzægæ/): "laugh"

akazasa (verb, /akəzæsə/): "lie"

attu (verb, /əɾʌ/): "live"

athattette (verb, /əðəɾɛɾɛ/): "lose"

atawthis (verb, /ətoðis/): "love"

abethawka (verb, /əbɛðokə/): "need"

outsivisi (verb, /aʊtsɪvisɪ/): "own"

apik (verb, /əpɪk/): "roast"

ayha (verb, /ehə/): "run"

inichaja (verb, /inɪchəjə/): "see"

ayshai (verb, /eʃaɪ/): "sit"

edinaiv (verb, /ɛdɪnaɪv/): "sleep"

al (verb, /æl/): "smell"

asak (verb, /əsək/): "smile"

si (verb, /sɪ/): "stand"

edaidaym (verb, /ɛdaɪdem/): "strike"

ttaki (verb, /ɾəkɪ/): "swallow"

eshikan (verb, /ɛʃɪkan/): "swim"

tathai (verb, /təðaɪ/): "taste"

hanawlu (verb, /hənolʌ/): "throw"

gatutt (verb, /gətuɾ/): "walk"

ataywa (verb, /ætewə/): "want"

Nouns
emouti (noun, /ɛmaʊtɪ/): "afternoon"

thawnutath (noun, /ðonʌtəð/): "ale"

aboughn (noun, /əbɒn/): "all"

akala (noun, /əkælə/): "alligator"

naw (noun, /næw/): "arm"

afah (noun, /afəh/): "ash"

ounav (noun, /aʊnæv/): "aunt"

an (noun, /ən/): "axe"

ttapay (noun, /ɾəpe/): "bark"

uditingi (noun, /uditɪŋɪ/): "bay"

sada (noun, /sədə/): "beer"

at (noun, /ət/): "beet"

itadataw (noun, /itædəto/): "bird"

ab (noun, /əb/): "blood"

inuth (noun, /inuð/): "boar"

aitti (noun, /aɪɾɪ/): "bone"

ajawe (noun, /əjəwɛ/): "breakfast"

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

pan (noun, /pæn/): "brother"

aiki (noun, /aɪkɪ/): "castle"

pabiw (noun, /pæbɪw/): "cat"

mitaseth (noun, /mɪtəsɛð/): "cat"

sadu (noun, /sədu/): "chest"

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

niyamus (noun, /nɪyəmʌs/): "claw"

ija (noun, /idʒə/): "cloud"

ise (noun, /isɛ/): "coconut"

thahawi (noun, /ðahəwi/): "crime"

he (noun, /hɛ/): "day"

inugach (noun, /inugəx/): "dinner"

esh (noun, /ɛʃ/): "dog"

ttaduttap (noun, /ɾədʌɾəp/): "drink"

oughf (noun, /ɒf/): "dungeon"

atai (noun, /ətaɪ/): "ear"

layngi (noun, /leŋi/): "earth"

thaf (noun, /ðæf/): "egg"

showaw (noun, /ʃɔwəw/): "elder"

nenemuf (noun, /nɛnɛmʌf/): "enemy"

asach (noun, /əsətʃ/): "evening"

kungit (noun, /kʌŋɪt/): "eye"

jaww (noun, /jow/): "family"

ubidati (noun, /ubɪdəti/): "father"

mudounoughth (noun, /mʌdaʊnɒð/): "feather"

ihatta (noun, /ɪhəɾə/): "fight"

ajoulah (noun, /əjaʊləh/): "finger"

agazay (noun, /əgəze/): "fire"

wawij (noun, /wawɪdʒ/): "fish"

fuwawpi (noun, /fuwopɪ/): "flesh"

outt (noun, /aʊɾ/): "foot"

ibiwith (noun, /ibɪwɪð/): "forest"

dil (noun, /dɪl/): "fox"

ihiwinu (noun, /ihiwɪnʌ/): "friend"

inatatt (noun, /ɪnətəɾ/): "goose"

amateth (noun, /əmətɛθ/): "grease"

athami (noun, /əðəmɪ/): "group"

uwan (noun, /uwan/): "gulf"

uttutafai (noun, /ʌɾutəfaɪ/): "hair"

hittatatt (noun, /hiɾətəɾ/): "hand"

ettamutai (noun, /ɛɾəmʌtaɪ/): "hat"

attin (noun, /əɾin/): "hate"

ith (noun, /ɪð/): "head"

add (noun, /əɽ/): "hill"

ad (noun, /ad/): "horn"

nathayttah (noun, /nəðeɾəh/): "horse"

alitta (noun, /əlɪɾə/): "house"

adisi (noun, /ədɪsi/): "inn"

apaz (noun, /əpəz/): "island"

azisaka (noun, /azisæka/): "jaw"

weseth (noun, /wɛsɛð/): "lake"

elamaza (noun, /ɛləmæzæ/): "leaf"

tattuta (noun, /taɾutæ/): "leg"

visadu (noun, /vɪsədʌ/): "liver"

aiputatt (noun, /aɪpʌtəɾ/): "louse"

tit (noun, /tit/): "love"

ttub (noun, /ɾʌb/): "lunch"

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

zibaza (noun, /zibəzə/): "many"

ittup (noun, /iɾup/): "meal"

isishe (noun, /isɪʃɛ/): "metal"

litawp (noun, /lɪtop/): "mine"

ithevi (noun, /iðɛvi/): "monster"

athunawtta (noun, /əðunoɾə/): "moon"

dusasa (noun, /dusəsæ/): "morning"

ba (noun, /bə/): "mother"

aitita (noun, /aɪtɪta/): "mountain"

sigaid (noun, /sɪgaɪd/): "mouth"

tafahiw (noun, /təfahiw/): "name"

daykash (noun, /dekaʃ/): "neck"

aybichi (noun, /ebitʃi/): "night"

adicha (noun, /əditʃə/): "noodle"

sachu (noun, /sətʃʌ/): "nose"

levaz (noun, /lɛvəz/): "ocean"

toughdaj (noun, /tɒdədʒ/): "parent"

edittatta (noun, /ɛdɪɾəɾə/): "path"

aithinud (noun, /aɪðɪnud/): "peace"

ivemab (noun, /ivɛməb/): "pepper"

kir (noun, /kɪɹ/): "person"

aibit (noun, /aɪbit/): "pie"

usetina (noun, /ʌsɛtɪnə/): "pig"

en (noun, /ɛn/): "rabbit"

tai (noun, /taɪ/): "rain"

ttita (noun, /ɾɪtə/): "rat"

ttuts (noun, /ɾʌts/): "river"

padoughte (noun, /pədɒtɛ/): "robe"

ila (noun, /ɪlæ/): "rock"

salingan (noun, /səliŋən/): "root"

id (noun, /ɪd/): "salt"

chawtiva (noun, /tʃotivə/): "sand"

achuwatt (noun, /ətʃʌwəɾ/): "seed"

ibath (noun, /ibəð/): "sibling"

thanai (noun, /ðənaɪ/): "sister"

rrijawt (noun, /rɪjot/): "skin"

gum (noun, /gum/): "sky"

nitt (noun, /nɪɾ/): "smoke"

ttav (noun, /ɾæv/): "snake"

poughwattij (noun, /pɒwæɾɪj/): "soup"

ithawmil (noun, /ɪðomil/): "star"

metad (noun, /mɛtæd/): "stew"

mayw (noun, /mew/): "stomach"

ttadal (noun, /ɾədəl/): "stone"

ain (noun, /aɪn/): "stream"

at (noun, /ət/): "sun"

seta (noun, /sɛtæ/): "sword"

dati (noun, /dati/): "tail"

nute (noun, /nʌtɛ/): "tavern"

nugamat (noun, /nʌgəmət/): "thumb"

atanim (noun, /ətənɪm/): "tongue"

agulayku (noun, /aguleku/): "tooth"

dik (noun, /dɪk/): "tree"

isa (noun, /isæ/): "truth"

titt (noun, /tɪɾ/): "uncle"

adatta (noun, /ædəɾə/): "valley"

ayngett (noun, /eŋɛɾ/): "war"

lab (noun, /ləb/): "water"

ewaf (noun, /ɛwəf/): "way"

afanal (noun, /əfənəl/): "wine"

ttihuve (noun, /ɾihuvɛ/): "woman"

zita (noun, /zɪtə/): "word"