Ainu-English Wiktionary dictionary.tsv

=an	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>one, someone (impersonal pronoun)</li><li>(inclusive) we (first-person plural subject pronoun)</li><li>(polite) you (both singular and plural)</li></ol>
=as	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(exclusive) we (first-person plural subject pronoun)</li></ol>
Ainu|アィヌ	<i>name</i><br><ol><li>man</li><li>The Ainu people.</li></ol>
a=	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>one, someone (impersonal pronoun)</li><li>(inclusive) we (first-person plural subject pronoun)</li><li>(polite) you (both singular and plural)</li></ol>
ahci|ahcihi	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(dialectal, Sakhalin) grandmother</li></ol>
an	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(intransitive, copulative) to exist, be (somewhere); there is</li></ol>
anihi	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>he, she, it (third-person singular pronoun)</li></ol>
anokay|aokay	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>one, some people (impersonal plural pronoun)</li><li>(inclusive) we (first-person plural subject pronoun)</li><li>you (polite, both singular and plural)</li></ol>
anutari	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>one, some people (impersonal plural subject pronoun)</li><li>(inclusive) we (first-person plural subject pronoun)</li><li>(polite) you (second-person plural subject pronoun)</li></ol>
aoka	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(Saru dialect) one, some people (impersonal plural pronoun)</li><li>(Saru dialect) (inclusive) we (first-person plural subject pronoun)</li><li>(Saru dialect) you (polite, both singular and plural)</li></ol>
arakke	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(dialectal, Sakhalin) alcohol, strong wine</li></ol>
arawan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>seven</li></ol>
arawan ikasima wan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>seventeen</li></ol>
asikne	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>five</li></ol>
asikne ikasima wan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>fifteen</li></ol>
asinuma	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>one, oneself, someone (impersonal singular pronoun)</li></ol>
aynu	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>human, man (as opposed to animals or gods)</li><li>man (adult male human)</li><li>an Ainu</li><li>(with possessives) father, husband</li></ol>
aynumosir	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>the land of humans; the earth</li><li>the land of the Ainu people: Hokkaidō, southern Sakhalin, or the Kuril Islands</li></ol>
cep	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fish</li></ol>
ci=	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(exclusive) we (first-person plural subject pronoun)</li></ol>
cikap	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bird</li></ol>
cikiri	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) leg</li><li>(anatomy) foot</li></ol>
cikoykip	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>animal, beast (non-human creature)</li></ol>
cikuni	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>tree</li><li>wood</li></ol>
ciokay	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(exclusive) we (first-person plural subject pronoun)</li></ol>
ciutari	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>one, some people (impersonal plural pronoun)</li><li>(inclusive) we (first-person plural subject pronoun)</li><li>you (polite, both singular and plural)</li></ol>
coka	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(Saru dialect) (exclusive) we (first-person plural subject pronoun)</li></ol>
e	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(transitive) to eat</li></ol>
e=	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>you, thou (first-person singular subject pronoun)</li><li>you, thee (first-person singular object pronoun)</li></ol>
eani	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>you, thou (second-person singular pronoun)</li></ol>
eci=	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>you, ye (first-person plural subject pronoun)</li><li>you (first-person plural object pronoun)</li></ol>
ecioka	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(Saru dialect) you, ye (second-person plural pronoun)</li></ol>
eciokay	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>you, ye (second-person plural pronoun)</li></ol>
eciutari	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>you, ye (second-person plural subject pronoun)</li></ol>
ek|ariki	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(intransitive) to come</li></ol>
en=	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>me (first-person singular object pronoun)</li></ol>
epitta	<i>adj</i><br><ol><li>entire, whole, all</li></ol>
eramuan|eramuoka	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(transitive) to understand</li></ol>
etu	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) nose</li></ol>
hakka	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(dialect, Sakhalin) hat</li></ol>
hapah|hapapuhu	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(dialectal, Sakhalin, anatomy) lungs</li></ol>
hapo	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mother</li><li>(in the vocative) mom, mum</li></ol>
hekaci	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(rare or dialect) child</li><li>boy, lad (male child)</li></ol>
hemanta	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(interrogative) what</li></ol>
henpak	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(interrogative) how many, how much</li></ol>
henpara	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(interrogative) when</li></ol>
hoku	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>husband (male spouse)</li></ol>
honi	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) belly, abdomen</li></ol>
hopuni|hopunpa	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(intransitive) to rise, get up</li><li>(intransitive) to fly</li><li>(intransitive, figuratively) to travel, journey</li></ol>
hot ne	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>twenty</li><li>score (as in "a score" for 20 points)</li></ol>
hunak	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(interrogative) where</li></ol>
hunna	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(interrogative) who</li></ol>
hure	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to be red</li></ol>
i=	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>one, someone (impersonal object pronoun, both singular and plural)</li><li>(inclusive) us (first-person plural object pronoun)</li><li>(polite) you (second-person object pronoun, both singular and plural)</li></ol>
inan	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(interrogative) which, which one</li></ol>
ine	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>four</li></ol>
ine ikasima wan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>fourteen</li></ol>
inkar	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to look</li></ol>
ipe|ipepa	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>food</li><li>(botany) fruit, nut</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(intransitive) to eat</li></ol>
iwan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>six</li></ol>
iwan ikasima wan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>sixteen</li></ol>
k=	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(Saru, before vowels) I (first-person singular subject pronoun)</li></ol>
kam	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>flesh, meat</li></ol>
kamuy	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a god (deity)</li><li>(by extension from the god sense) a bear (large mammal of family Ursidae)</li></ol><br><i>adj</i><br><ol><li>an honorific-like title applied to anything great, important, or terrible, not necessarily implying divinity</li></ol>
kamuymosir	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>heaven</li></ol>
kani	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(Saru dialect) I (first-person singular subject pronoun)</li></ol>
kem	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>blood</li></ol>
kema	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) leg</li></ol>
kina	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>grass</li></ol>
kinasut	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>snake</li></ol>
kisara	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) ear, ears</li></ol>
komta	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(dialectal, Kuril, anatomy) elbow</li></ol>
ku	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to drink</li></ol>
ku=	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>I (first-person singular subject pronoun)</li></ol>
kuani	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>I (first-person singular subject pronoun)</li></ol>
kuru|utara	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(with modifiers) person</li></ol>
kusu	<i>postp</i><br><ol><li>in order to, to, for</li><li>(with ne) Marks the future tense.</li></ol>
kusu ne	<i>particle</i><br><ol><li>Marks the future tense.</li></ol>
makanak	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(interrogative) how, in what way</li></ol>
mat	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(mainly in compounds) woman, female</li><li>wife</li></ol>
matkaci	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>girl, lass (female child)</li></ol>
menoko	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>woman (adult human female)</li></ol>
mici	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>father</li></ol>
mosir|mosiri	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>country, land</li><li>island</li><li>world</li></ol>
nanna	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(dialectal, Sakhalin) elder sister</li></ol>
nay	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>swamp.</li><li>small river.</li></ol>
ne	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(intransitive, copulative) to be, become</li></ol>
nea|nerok	<i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Saru) (demonstrative) that (close to the speaker and listener)</li></ol>
nekon	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(interrogative) how, in what way</li></ol>
nen	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(interrogative) who</li></ol>
nep	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(interrogative) what</li></ol>
neya|nerok	<i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(demonstrative) that (close to the speaker and listener)</li></ol>
neyan|neyokay	<i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(demonstrative) that (close to the speaker and listener)</li></ol>
ni	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>tree</li><li>wood</li></ol>
nimaki	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) tooth, teeth</li></ol>
nishpa	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>1. master</li></ol>
no	<i>particle</i><br><ol><li>Adverbialising particle; -ly, ing</li></ol>
nonno	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(botany) flower</li></ol>
noype|noypehe	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) brain</li></ol>
nu	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(transitive) to hear</li><li>(transitive) to sense (a smell)</li><li>(possibly obsolete, transitive, + otta) to ask, enquire</li></ol>
nukara	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(transitive) to see</li></ol>
numa|numaha	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) body hair, fur</li></ol>
oka	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(Saru dialect) they (third-person plural pronoun)</li></ol>
okay	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>they (third-person plural pronoun)</li></ol>
okkayo	<i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(of persons) male</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>man, male</li></ol>
opitta	<i>det</i><br><ol><li>every, all</li></ol>
otop|otopi	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hair (on the head)</li></ol>
paro	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) mouth</li></ol>
parunpe	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) tongue</li></ol>
patek	<i>adv</i><br><ol><li>only</li></ol>
patoy|patoye	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) lips</li></ol>
pe	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(only in compounds) thing, article</li><li>water, especially in reference to a water body</li><li>liquid</li><li>juice</li></ol>
pon	<i>adj</i><br><ol><li>small, little</li></ol>
pone	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bone</li></ol>
poro	<i>adj</i><br><ol><li>big, large</li></ol>
ramu	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(transitive) to think of, consider</li></ol>
ray	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(intransitive) to die</li></ol>
rayke|ronnu	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(transitive) to kill</li></ol>
re	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>three</li></ol>
re ikasima wan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>thirteen</li></ol>
rekuci	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) neck, throat</li></ol>
retar	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to be white</li></ol>
reyep	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(archaic or poetic) dog</li></ol>
rutu	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(dialectal, Kuril, anatomy) hair</li></ol>
ruwe	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Used to indicate judgement, confirmation.</li></ol>
sa	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>elder sister</li></ol>
sapa	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) head</li></ol>
sara	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>tail</li></ol>
seta	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dog</li></ol>
siki	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) eye, eyes</li></ol>
sine	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>one</li></ol>
sine ikasima wan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>eleven</li></ol>
sinepesan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>nine</li></ol>
sinepesan ikasima wan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>nineteen</li></ol>
sinuma	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>he, she, it (third-person singular pronoun)</li></ol>
sir	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>appearance</li><li>earth</li><li>land, mountain</li></ol>
somo	<i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(negation) no, not</li></ol>
tan|taoka|tanokay|taokay	<i>det</i><br><ol><li>(demonstrative) this</li></ol>
tannekamuy	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>snake</li></ol>
teke	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) hand, hands</li></ol>
toan|tooka|toanokay|tookay|tonokay	<i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(demonstrative) that (far from the listener and speaker)</li></ol>
tokkoni	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>snake</li></ol>
tu	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>two</li></ol>
tu ikasima wan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>twelve</li></ol>
tupesan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>eight</li></ol>
tupesan ikasima wan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>eighteen</li></ol>
un=	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(exclusive) us (first-person plural object pronoun)</li></ol>
ure	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) foot</li></ol>
wan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>ten</li></ol>
yaynu	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>thought</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(intransitive) to think, ponder</li></ol>
yayrayke	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(intransitive) to kill oneself, commit suicide</li></ol>
айну|aynu|アイヌ|アィヌ	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>human</li><li>man ,usually respectable man</li><li>Ainu people</li><li>(with possessives) father</li></ol>
хурэ|hure|フレ	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(be) red</li></ol>
アィアィ|ayay	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>baby</li></ol>
アィヌイタㇰ|aynu itak	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Ainu language</li></ol>
アィヌモシㇼ|aynumosir	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>the land of humans; the earth</li><li>the land of the Ainu people: Hokkaidō, southern Sakhalin, or the Kuril Islands</li></ol>
アイ|ay	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>arrow</li></ol>
アイカㇷ゚|aykap	<i>adj</i><br><ol><li>awkward, unskilled</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to be unable</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a scallop of genus Pecten</li></ol>
アイヌ|aynu|アィヌ	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>person, human being</li><li>(more specifically) Ainu person; the Ainu people</li><li>man (adult male)</li><li>comrade</li><li>(with possessives) father, husband</li></ol>
アイル|airu	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to be, to feel, to sound</li></ol>
アエㇷ゚|aep	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>food</li></ol>
アカㇺ|akam	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a disk or ring-shaped object</li></ol>
アサㇺ|asam	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bottom, depths, foundation</li></ol>
アシンル|asinru	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bathroom; restroom; lavatory</li></ol>
アシㇰネ|asikne	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>five</li></ol>
アシㇰネ イカシマ ワン|asikne ikasima wan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>fifteen</li></ol>
アチャ|acha	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>father</li><li>uncle</li><li>used to show respect when addressing older men</li></ol>
アチャポ|acipo|アチポ|acapo	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>uncle</li></ol>
アッ|at	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>string, cord</li><li>elm fibre</li></ol>
アッテ|atte	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(transitive) to suspend, to hang, to hang up</li></ol>
アットゥㇱ|attush|アッツ゚ㇱ|attus	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Cloth made from the inner bark of elm trees</li><li>Traditional Ainu coat made from such cloth</li></ol>
アトゥ|atu	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to vomit</li></ol>
アトゥイ|atuy	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sea, ocean</li></ol>
アトﾟイ|atuy	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sea</li></ol>
アパ|apa	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>doorway</li></ol>
アフン|ahun|ahup|アフㇷ゚	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to enter</li></ol>
アプト|apto|ahto	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rain</li><li>(dialectal) storm, thunderstorm</li></ol>
アプトアㇱ|aptoashpa|aptoash|アプトアㇱパ	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to rain</li></ol>
アベチクニ|abecikuni	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>firewood</li></ol>
アベバシュイ|abebashui	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fire tongs</li></ol>
アペ|abe|ape|アベ|ambe|アㇺベ	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fire</li></ol>
アムㇱペ|amuspe|amusipe|アムシペ	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>crab</li></ol>
アラワン|arawan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>seven</li></ol>
アラワン イカシマ ワン|arawan ikasima wan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>seventeen</li></ol>
アリㇷ゚|arip	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>roof</li></ol>
アン|an	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>night.</li></ol>
アンケㇲ|ankes	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>night's end.</li><li>daybreak.</li><li>The predawn hour.</li></ol>
アンチカㇻ|ancikar	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>night</li></ol>
アントゥキ|antuki	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>An azuki bean.</li></ol>
アㇰ|アキ|ak|aki	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a younger brother</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to shoot with an arrow</li></ol>
アㇱケペッ|askepet	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>finger</li></ol>
アㇵチ|ahci|ahcihi|アㇵチヒ	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(dialectal, Sakhalin) grandmother (direct address)</li></ol>
アㇷ゚カㇱ|apkas|アㇷ゚カシ|apkash	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to walk</li><li>to be/become on foot</li></ol>
アㇷ゚ト|apto	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rain</li></ol>
アㇺ|ami|amihi|アミヒ|アミ|am	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>claw, talon</li><li>fingernail or toenail</li></ol>
アㇺアㇺ|アママ|amama|amam|アマㇺ	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cereals, cereal grains</li><li>rice</li></ol>
アㇺパ|ampa	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to carry</li></ol>
アㇻワンペ|arawan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>seven</li></ol>
イカオイキ|ikaoiki	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(transitive) help</li></ol>
イカオイキ・チセイ|ikaoiki chisei	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hospital</li></ol>
イサ|isa	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>doctor</li></ol>
イサ チセ|isa cise	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hospital</li></ol>
イサ・チセイ|isa chisei	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hospital</li></ol>
イサㇺ|isam	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to die, to be gone, not to be there anymore</li></ol>
イセポ|isepo	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rabbit</li></ol>
イソ|iso	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bear</li></ol>
イタコ|itako	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to speak</li></ol>
イタㇰ|itak	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>language</li></ol>
イタㇵ|itah	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>words</li></ol>
イチェン|icen	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>money</li></ol>
イナゥ|inaw	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A sacred shaved stick, symbolizing a bird, used for prayer</li></ol>
イネ|ine	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>four</li></ol>
イネ イカシマ ワン|ine ikasima wan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>fourteen</li></ol>
イネㇷ゚|inep	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>four</li></ol>
イマク|imak	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) tooth</li></ol>
イヤィラィケレ|iyayraykere	<i>intj</i><br><ol><li>thank you</li></ol>
イランカラㇷ゚テ|irankarapte	<i>intj</i><br><ol><li>hello</li></ol>
イワ|iwa	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(geography) mountain</li></ol>
イワン|iwan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>six</li></ol>
イワン イカシマ ワン|iwan ikasima wan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>sixteen</li></ol>
ウェンクリキ|wenkuruki	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rain cloud</li></ol>
ウェンダラㇷ゚|wendarap	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dream</li></ol>
ウォセカムィ|wose-kamuy	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a wolf (animal)</li></ol>
ウセイ|usei	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hot water</li><li>tea (by extension)</li></ol>
ウタリ|utari|ウタラ|utare|utara|ウタレ	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A friend, companion, or compatriot</li><li>Men or people generally</li><li>The Ainu people</li></ol>
ウナㇻペ|unarpe	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>aunt</li></ol>
ウパシ|upas	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>snow</li></ol>
ウパㇱ|upas	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>snow</li></ol>
ウフイ|uhuy	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(intransitive) to burn</li></ol>
ウフイカ|uhuyka	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(transitive) to burn</li></ol>
ウフイヌプリ|uhuy nupuri	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>volcano</li></ol>
ウンマ|umma	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>horse</li></ol>
ウㇰライナ|ukraina	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a Ukrainian (person)</li></ol><br><i>name</i><br><ol><li>Ukraine</li><li>Ukrainian</li></ol>
エアニ|eani	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>you (second person pronoun)</li></ol>
エカシ|ekashi	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>grandfather</li></ol>
エサマン|esaman	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>An otter.</li></ol>
エチュッポㇰ|echuppok	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>west</li></ol>
エト゚ピㇼカ|etupirka	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a tufted puffin</li></ol>
エトゥ|etu|エツ゚|’etu	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>nose</li><li>a bird's bill or beak</li><li>a spout</li><li>the tip of a knife or sword</li></ol>
エトロ|etor	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>nasal mucus; snot</li></ol>
エトㇽ|etor	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>snot, nasal mucus</li></ol>
エトﾟ|etu	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) nose</li></ol>
エペㇾ|eper	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bear cub (animal)</li></ol>
エムシ|エムシイ|emushi	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A sword.</li></ol>
エルㇺ|erum	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rat</li></ol>
エレㇺ|erem	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rat</li></ol>
オゥペカ|owpeka	<i>adj</i><br><ol><li>right</li><li>straight</li><li>accurate</li><li>righteous</li></ol>
オシリ|oshiri	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>earth; ground</li></ol>
オソマ|osoma	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>feces; human excrement</li></ol>
オソロ|osoro	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) abdomen</li></ol>
オタ|ota	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sand</li></ol>
オタサㇺ|otasam	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>seashore</li></ol>
オタロㇷ゚|otarop	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sturgeon</li></ol>
オテㇰヌ|oteknu	<i>adj</i><br><ol><li>rich</li></ol>
オトㇷ゚|otopi|otop	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hair (on one's head)</li></ol>
オナ|ona	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>father</li></ol>
オピキキセ|opikikise	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>diarrhea</li></ol>
オポㇷ゚マウ|opopmau	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fever</li></ol>
オヤピ|oyapi	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>snake</li><li>demon</li></ol>
オロ|oro	<i>adv</i><br><ol><li>very</li></ol>
オロマウェペ|oromawepe	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>gruff voice</li></ol>
オワタ|owata	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>water</li></ol>
オンネㇷ゚|onnep	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a fur seal</li></ol>
オㇰカィポ|okkaypo	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>youngster; youth</li></ol>
オㇰカヨ|okkayo	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>man; male</li></ol>
カシュ|kashu	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>spoon</li></ol><br><i>adv</i><br><ol><li>immediately after; close upon</li></ol>
カシュㇷ゚|kashup	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>ladle; large spoon</li></ol>
カシュㇺベ|kashumbe	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>skate (fish)</li></ol>
カッパㇰ|katpak	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sin</li></ol>
カパㇷ゚|kapap	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bat (animal)</li></ol>
カムィ|kamuy	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a god (deity)</li><li>(by extension from the god sense) a bear (large mammal of family Ursidae)</li></ol><br><i>adj</i><br><ol><li>an honorific-like title applied to anything great, important, or terrible, not necessarily implying divinity</li></ol>
カムィチェㇷ゚|kamuy-cep	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>salmon</li></ol>
カムィフㇺベ|kamuy-humbe	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>orca, killer whale</li></ol>
カムィモシㇼ|kamuymosir	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>heaven</li></ol>
カムイフㇺ|kamuyhum	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>thunder</li></ol>
カンピソシ|kampisos	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>book</li></ol>
カㇷ゚|kap	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>skin</li><li>outer covering</li></ol>
カㇺ|kam	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>meat</li></ol>
カㇺビ|kambi	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>paper</li><li>a letter (written to someone), an epistle</li></ol>
カㇺビソㇱ|kambisosh	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a book</li></ol>
キキㇼ|kikir	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>worm</li></ol>
キサㇻ|kisar	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>ear</li><li>leg</li><li>rabbit</li></ol>
キプツ゚ㇽ|キプツ゚ル|kiputur	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>forehead</li></ol>
キム|kim	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mountain</li></ol>
クアニ|kuani	<i>pron</i><br><ol><li>I (first person pronoun)</li></ol>
クスリ|kusuri	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>medicine</li></ol>
クンギ|kungi	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>nail (spike made of metal or hard material used to stick something)</li></ol>
クㇷ゚|kup	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sun</li></ol>
ケゥツ゚ㇺ|kewtum	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) heart</li></ol>
ケオロ|keoro	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) brain</li></ol>
ケス|kes	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>The end.</li><li>The finish.</li></ol>
ケニ|keni	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sprout; bud</li></ol>
ケプツ゚ル|keputuru	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) forehead</li></ol>
ケペリベ|keperibe	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>deep, smooth water</li></ol>
ケメコッ|kemekot	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>to die of hunger, to starve to death</li></ol>
ケモリッ|kemorit	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>blood vessel</li></ol>
ケラ|kera	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>flavor; taste</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to taste</li></ol>
ケレル|kereru	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>house</li></ol>
ケㇲト|kesto	<i>adv</i><br><ol><li>daily</li></ol>
ケㇺ|kem|ケム	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>blood.</li><li>a needle.</li><li>famine, shortage of food</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(transitive) to lick.</li></ol>
ケㇺベ|kembe	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>index finger</li></ol>
ケㇺラㇺ|kemram	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>scarcity; famine</li></ol>
ケㇺリッ|kemrit	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) vein</li></ol>
コタン|kotan	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>village</li><li>(dialectal, Kuril) island</li></ol>
コッ|kot	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(transitive) to possess</li></ol><br><i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dip (in the ground), small valley, ditch, grave, hole, dyke</li><li>grave</li><li>house plot</li></ol>
コレヤ|koreya	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a Korean (person)</li></ol><br><i>name</i><br><ol><li>Korea</li><li>Korean</li></ol>
コンガネ|kongane	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>gold</li></ol>
コンボ|kombo	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>seaweed</li></ol>
コンル|konru	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>ice</li></ol>
コㇺニ|komni	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>oak</li></ol>
コㇿ|kor	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to possess</li></ol>
サカヨ|sakayo	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>uproar; quarrel</li></ol>
サクサ|saku	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>scent; smell</li></ol>
サケ|sake	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rice beer</li></ol>
サッポロ|Sapporo	<i>name</i><br><ol><li>Sapporo</li></ol>
サハ|saha	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>plain (an expanse of land)</li></ol>
サパ|sapa	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>head</li></ol>
サポ|sapo	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>older sister</li></ol>
サマンペ|samanpe|samambe|サマㇺベ	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>flounder</li><li>any kind of fish</li><li>(slang) vagina</li></ol>
サメ|same	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>shark</li></ol>
サラハ|saraha	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>tail</li></ol>
サラㇰ|sarak	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>accidental death</li></ol>
サラ二ㇷ゚|saranip	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>basket</li></ol>
サンテㇰ|santek	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>posterity; descendants</li></ol>
サㇰカィ|sakkai	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>chopsticks</li></ol>
シサㇺ|sisam	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a Japanese person</li><li>foreigner, non-Ainu</li></ol><br><i>name</i><br><ol><li>Japan</li><li>Japanese language</li></ol>
シネ|sine	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>one</li></ol>
シネ イカシマ ホツ ネ	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>twenty-one</li></ol>
シネ イカシマ ワン|sine ikasima wan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>eleven</li></ol>
シネペサン|sinepesan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>nine</li></ol>
シネペサン イカシマ ワン|sinepesan ikasima wan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>nineteen</li></ol>
シネㇷ゚|sinep	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>one, one thing</li></ol>
シノッチャ|sinotca	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>song</li></ol>
シノッチャキ|sinotcaki	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to sing</li></ol>
シュマリ|shumari	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A fox.</li><li>A person who flatters others.</li></ol>
シルシル|shiru-shiru	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(transitive) brush</li><li>(transitive) rub</li><li>(transitive) chafe</li></ol>
シントコ|sintoko	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>lacquer container</li><li>barrel</li></ol>
シㇰ|sik	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>eye</li></ol>
シㇳトㇰ|sittok	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) elbow</li></ol>
シㇼ|sir|form シリ	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>visual appearance, the look of a thing</li><li>weather</li><li>area, land, place</li><li>island</li><li>mountain (as a living entity, as a spirit)</li></ol>
スス|susu	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>willow</li></ol>
スマ|suma	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>stone</li></ol>
セ゚|ce	<i>syllable</i><br><ol><li>The syllable セ゚ (ce).</li></ol>
セタ|seta	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dog</li></ol>
ソ|so	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>waterfall, cascade</li></ol>
チイェネ|ciyene	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) penis</li></ol>
チイェヘ|ciyehe	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) penis</li></ol>
チェㇷ゚|cep	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fish</li></ol>
チカㇷ゚|cikap	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bird</li></ol>
チセ|cise	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>house</li><li>a bear's den</li><li>a wasp's nest</li></ol>
チセイ|chisei	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>house</li></ol>
チャシ|chashi	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a fence or enclosure</li><li>a fortress</li></ol>
チャペ|cape	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a cat (domestic species)</li></ol>
チュㇷ゚|cup	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>luminary (Sun or Moon)</li><li>month</li></ol>
チロンヌㇷ゚|cironnup	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fox</li></ol>
チン|cin	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>the top of the legs, the pelvis</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to stretch or spread out</li></ol>
チㇱ|cis	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to cry</li></ol>
ツ゚|tu	<i>syllable</i><br><ol><li>The syllable ツ゚ (tu).</li></ol>
ツ゚ イカシマ ワン|tu ikashima wan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>twelve</li></ol>
ツ゚ペサンペ|tupesanpe	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>eight</li></ol>
ツ゚ンプ|tunpu	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>room (of a building)</li></ol>
ツ゚ㇷ゚|tup	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>two</li></ol>
テㇰ|tek	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hand</li><li>arm</li></ol>
デウシカ|deusika	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a woman</li></ol>
ト|to	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>lake</li><li>puddle of water</li><li>breast</li><li>nipple</li><li>day</li></ol>
ト゚|tu	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>two</li></ol>
ト゚ㇷ゚|tup	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>two</li></ol>
トゥ|tu	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>two</li></ol>
トゥ イカシマ ワン|tu ikasima wan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>twelve</li></ol>
トゥキ|tuki	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A cup or drinking glass.</li><li>A wine cup.</li></ol>
トゥナカィ|tunakay	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a reindeer</li></ol>
トゥペサン|tupesan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>eight</li></ol>
トゥペサン イカシマ ワン|tupesan ikasima wan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>eighteen</li></ol>
トゥレㇱ|tures	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(said by males) a younger sister</li></ol>
トペ|tope	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>milk</li></ol>
トンコリ|tonkori	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A stringed musical instrument from Sakhalin.</li></ol>
トㇰクリ|tokkuri	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bottle</li></ol>
ナイ|nay	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>river</li></ol>
ナン|nan	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>face</li></ol>
ニ|ni	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>tree</li></ol>
ニシウ|nishiu	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>millstone</li></ol>
ニソㇿ|nisor	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sky</li></ol>
ニタイ|nitay	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>forest</li></ol>
ニツ゚ン|nitun	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>forest</li></ol>
ニツ゚ㇱ|nitush	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>tub; vat</li></ol>
ニテㇱ|nitesh	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>raft</li></ol>
ニトㇰ|nitok	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>splinter</li></ol>
ニマキ|nimaki	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>tooth</li></ol>
ニマキシルシルㇷ゚|nimaki-shiru-shirup	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>toothbrush</li></ol>
ニヤㇷ゚|niyap	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>flame</li></ol>
ニワ|niwa	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>speed; quickness</li></ol>
ニㇱ|nis	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sky</li></ol>
ニㇱパ|nispa	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Master</li><li>Lord</li><li>Sir</li><li>A rich person</li><li>Title of respect</li></ol>
ヌカㇻ|nukar	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to see, to look at</li></ol>
ヌチャ|nuca	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a Russian (person)</li></ol><br><i>name</i><br><ol><li>Russia (country)</li><li>Russian (language)</li></ol>
ヌプリ|nupuri	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mountain</li></ol>
ヌマリ|numari	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a raccoon dog</li></ol>
ヌマン|numan	<i>adv</i><br><ol><li>yesterday</li></ol>
ネトパケ|netopake	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>body</li></ol>
ノンノ|nonno	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Hokkaido, botany) flower</li><li>(dialectal, Kuril) mother</li></ol><br><i>intj</i><br><ol><li>exclamation of pleasure</li></ol>
ノㇰ|nok	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>egg</li><li>(anatomy) testicle</li></ol>
ハポ|hapo	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mother</li></ol>
ハンペ|hanpe	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>father</li></ol>
ハㇲカプ|haskap	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>the blue honeysuckle or honeyberry (Lonicera caerulea var. emphyllocalyx). A deciduous shrub native to East Asia.</li><li>The fruit of the Lonicera caerulea.</li></ol>
ハㇺ|ham	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>leaf</li></ol>
パケ|pake	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>head</li></ol>
パスイ|パシユイ|pasui|pashui	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>chopsticks</li></ol>
パン|pan	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bread</li></ol>
ヒケ|hike	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>thing; article</li></ol>
ピリカ|pirika	<i>adj</i><br><ol><li>good, adequate</li><li>admirable</li><li>safe, sure</li></ol><br><i>verb</i><br><ol><li>To be good.</li></ol>
フ|hu/fu	<i>adj</i><br><ol><li>raw, uncooked</li><li>green, living</li></ol>
フチ|huci	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>grandmother</li></ol>
フッチ|hutchi	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a grandmother</li></ol>
フレ|hure	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(be) red</li></ol>
フンチ・ヌプリ|hunchi nupuri	<i>name</i><br><ol><li>Mount Fuji (the highest mountain in Japan)</li></ol>
フンペ|hunpe	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a whale (large sea mammal)</li></ol>
フㇺベ|humbe	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>whale</li></ol>
プィプィ|puipui	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>eel</li></ol>
プクサ|pukusa	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A wild edible plant which tastes similar to garlic.</li></ol>
プタ|puta	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>pig</li></ol>
ヘイェ|heye	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>face; countenance</li></ol>
ヘイカチ|heikachi	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>boy, lad</li></ol>
ヘカチ|hekaci	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>boy (male child)</li><li>(rare or dialect) child</li></ol>
ヘピトト|hepitoto	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>large knife</li></ol>
ヘペゥ|hepew	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>halibut</li></ol>
ヘポラㇷ゚|heporap	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>butterfly; moth</li></ol>
ヘリェバ|heryeba	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bread</li></ol>
ペッ|pet|ペツ	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>water</li><li>river</li><li>a piece of anything</li></ol><br><i>adj</i><br><ol><li>damp</li><li>thick</li></ol>
ホイト|hoito	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>beggar</li></ol>
ホカ|hoka	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fireplace</li></ol>
ホク|hoku	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>husband</li></ol>
ホケウラ|hokeura	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) bladder</li></ol>
ホシピ|hosipi	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(intransitive) to return, to go back to a place</li></ol>
ホシピレ|hosipire	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(transitive) to return something, to send back something</li></ol>
ホソ|hoso	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>broadcast</li></ol>
ホッ ネ|hot ne	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>twenty</li><li>score (as in "a score" for 20 points)</li></ol>
ホッケ|hotke	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(intransitive) to lie down</li><li>(intransitive) to go to bed</li></ol>
ホッケレ|hotkere	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(transitive) to lay down</li><li>(transitive) to put to bed</li></ol>
ホネゥゴロ|honeugoro	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>lower part of abdomen</li></ol>
ホノイェノイェㇷ゚|honoyenoyep	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dandelion</li></ol>
ホㇰ|hok	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to buy, purchase</li></ol>
ホㇿケゥ|horkew	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a wolf (animal)</li></ol>
ポッペ|poppe	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sweat; perspiration</li></ol>
ポル|poru	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cave</li></ol>
ポロ|poro	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>big, large</li></ol>
マウ|mau	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>air</li><li>breath</li><li>wind</li></ol>
マキリ|makiri	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>kind of small knife</li><li>butcher knife</li></ol>
マシン|masin	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>machine</li></ol>
マタキ|mataki	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(said by females) a younger sister</li></ol>
ミチ|mici	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>father</li></ol>
ムックリ|mukkuri	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A traditional Ainu musical instrument similar to a Jew's harp.</li></ol>
メノコ|menoko	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>woman (adult human female)</li></ol>
モシㇼ|mosiri|モシリ|mosir	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>country, land</li><li>island</li><li>world</li></ol>
モセ|mose	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>nettle</li><li>bast fibre of nettles (in general)</li></ol>
モユㇰ|moyuk	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a raccoon dog</li></ol>
ヤチ|yachi	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>swamp</li></ol>
ユプ|ユㇷ゚ケ|ユㇷ゚パ|yupu	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to tighten</li></ol>
ユポ|yupo	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>older brother</li></ol>
ユㇰ|yuk	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>deer</li></ol>
ライ|rai	<i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to die</li></ol>
ライイ|raii	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>death</li></ol>
ラオチ|raochi	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rainbow</li></ol>
ラカ|raka	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>usefulness</li></ol>
ラッコ|rakko	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a sea otter</li></ol>
ラッチャコ|rachako	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>lamp</li></ol>
ラッパ|rappa	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>trumpet</li></ol>
ラル|raru	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>eyebrow</li></ol>
ラントㇺ|rantom	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>course of a river</li></ol>
リキ|riki	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>height; elevation</li></ol>
リチ|richi	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sinew; tendon</li></ol>
リュキュ|ryukyu	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>a Ryukyuan (person)</li></ol><br><i>name</i><br><ol><li>Ryukyu</li><li>Ryukyuan</li></ol>
リリ|riri	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>wave</li></ol>
リンゴ|ringo	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>an apple</li></ol>
ルカ|ruka	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bridge</li></ol>
ルクミ|rukumi	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>piece; part</li></ol>
ルチュㇷ゚|ruchup	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>January</li></ol>
ルヘ|ruhe	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>footprint</li></ol>
ルヤンペ|ruyanpe	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rain</li></ol>
レ|re	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>three</li></ol>
レ イカシマ ワン|re ikasima wan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>thirteen</li></ol>
レイェㇷ゚|reyep	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(archaic or poetic) dog</li></ol>
レエㇷ゚|reep	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(archaic or poetic) dog</li></ol>
レクチ|rekuchi	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>throat</li></ol>
レタッツ゚ル|retatturu	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dandruff</li></ol>
レハムㇱ|rehamus	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>crackerberry (Cornus canadensis)</li></ol>
レプンカムィ|repun-kamuy	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>orca</li></ol>
レラ|rera	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>wind</li></ol>
レレコ|rereko	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>three days</li></ol>
レㇰラマ|rekrama	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>commercial</li></ol>
レㇲプビリカ|respubirika	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>republic</li></ol>
レㇷ゚|rep	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>three, three things</li></ol>
ロコㇺ|rokom	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dolphin</li></ol>
ロソク|rosoku	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>candle</li></ol>
ワタラ|watara	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rock</li><li>cliff</li></ol>
ワッカ|wakka	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>water</li></ol>
ワッテㇱ|wattesh	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>straw</li></ol>
ワヤシ|wayashi	<i>noun</i><br><ol><li>wisdom</li></ol>
ワヤㇱヌ|wayashnu	<i>adj</i><br><ol><li>wise</li></ol>
ワン|wan	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>ten</li></ol>
ワンペ|wanpe	<i>num</i><br><ol><li>ten</li></ol>
ㇰ	<i>character</i><br><ol><li>Marks the syllable coda -[k].</li></ol>
ㇱ	<i>character</i><br><ol><li>Marks the syllable coda -[s] or -[ɕ].</li></ol>
ㇲ	<i>character</i><br><ol><li>Marks the syllable coda -[s].</li></ol>
ㇳ|t	<i>character</i><br><ol><li>Marks the syllable coda -[t].</li></ol>
ㇴ	<i>character</i><br><ol><li>Marks the syllable coda -[n].</li></ol>
ㇵ|h	<i>character</i><br><ol><li>Marks the syllable coda -[h] or -[x].</li></ol>
ㇶ|h	<i>character</i><br><ol><li>Marks the syllable coda -[h] or -[ç].</li></ol>
ㇷ|h	<i>character</i><br><ol><li>Marks the syllable coda -[h] or -[x].</li></ol>
ㇷ゚|p	<i>character</i><br><ol><li>Marks the syllable coda -[p].</li></ol>
ㇸ|h	<i>character</i><br><ol><li>Marks the syllable coda -[h] or -[x].</li></ol>
ㇹ|h	<i>character</i><br><ol><li>Marks the syllable coda -[h] or -[x].</li></ol>
ㇺ	<i>character</i><br><ol><li>Marks the syllable coda -[m].</li></ol>
ㇻ|r	<i>character</i><br><ol><li>Marks the syllable coda -[ɾ].</li></ol>
ㇼ|r	<i>character</i><br><ol><li>Marks the syllable coda -[ɾ].</li></ol>
ㇽ|r	<i>character</i><br><ol><li>Marks the syllable coda -[ɾ].</li></ol>
ㇾ|r	<i>character</i><br><ol><li>Marks the syllable coda -[ɾ].</li></ol>
ㇿ|r	<i>character</i><br><ol><li>Marks the syllable coda -[ɾ].</li></ol>