English-Uwulangii Dictionary

Words from the artlang created by Astaryuu

Dictionary notes

Words are organized by part of speech and then organized alphabetically by English translation, unless otherwise stated. The English word is listed first, followed by the Uwulangii word.

When an Uwulangii word has multiple English translations, they will be listed on the same entry, comma separated, with the earlier one in the alphabet listed first. When an English word has multiple Uwulangii translations, these will be listed on separate lines, with the difference in parentheses.

See the "Orthography" and "Phonology" pages for how to pronounce the Uwulangii words.

Nouns

A-F

  • badger - e-o /əɹɔ/
  • bat - 0.0 /ɑʔɑ/
  • bear - @ø̠@ /ɹɑːɹ/
  • bee - ev̠e /əʋːə/
  • bison - <u̠. /muːʔ/
  • cat - <wɔ /mɨɰ/
  • cat (big, e.g. tiger) - <w̠ɔ /mɨːɰ/
  • chicken - ʌo. /ʁ̞ɔʔ/
  • cicada - ʊw. /j̈ɨʔ/
  • cow - <u. /muʔ/
  • crow, magpie, raven - .øə /ʔɑw/
  • dinosaur - ʌoʌ /ʁ̞ɔʁ̞/
  • dog - ɔ_v /ɰəʋ/
  • dolphin - .ɔ. /ʔoʔ/
  • duck, goose, swan - əø. /wɑʔ/
  • enemy - UnU /ɨnɨ/
  • fly - eve /əʋə/
  • fox, maned wolf - ɔ_̠v /ɰəːʋ/
  • friend - ʊwv /j̈ɨʋ/
  • friend (close) - ʊw̠v /j̈ɨːʋ/
  • friend (best) - ʊw̬v /j̈ɨːːʋ/
  • frog - (UvU} /ɹɨʋɨʁ̞/
  • furry - v̀.v́ /ʋːoʋː/

G-P

  • goat, sheep - vø- /ʋɑʕ/
  • hornet, wasp - ev̬e /əʋːːə/
  • lover - oɯo /ɔɰɔ/
  • nemesis - Un̠U /ɨnːɨ/
  • person - v.v /ʋoʋ/

R-Z

  • spouse - oɯ̠o /ɔɰːɔ/

Verbs

All verbs are listed in their infinitive form

A-F

  • age - chíkar ICKR

G-R

  • give - nyukr {uKxR

S-Z

  • say - mayar MYR

Adjectives

Includes prepositions

A-M

  • above - béyahik EBYiHK

N-Z

  • male (animal), masculine - baya BY

Etc.

Honorifics, pronouns, particles, articles, interjections, conjunctions

Pros/Hons

  • I - aya AY
  • we - kayari KYiR
  • you - zena eZN
  • y'all, you (plural) - zenyachi eZ{iC
  • he, she, they (singular), it - lan Ln
  • they (plural) - lan razil Ln RiZL
  • one (zeroth person) - ika iK

Parts, Arts

  • that, those - ibi iAiB

Ints, Cons, Etc

  • hello - nyau {au