Stitch Language

[Mickey Mouse]

Here's a little dictionary I've compiled of Stitch's language, which I've heard called "Turian" and "Tantalog". I like the sound of the second one better, personally, but it's up to you! Anyway, this dictionary is completely optional. We know some of the words have consistent meaning from Lilo & Stitch: The Series, (Ih = Yes, Nagga = No, Meega = Me, ect.) but I don't think the creators really sat down and thought out every word in Stitch's language, so it's up to you whether you want to use this dictionary or just make it up!

All of the below words were taken from the canon TV show—none of them were made up. If the meaning of the word was unclear, I just looked at the context of when, why, and how Stitch or another Exoeriment was saying it to decide what it meant. Like I said, the words can really be whatever you want them to be...anyway! Enough of my rambling.

Turian Dictionary

Bootifa - Cool

Ih - Yes

Muto - Maybe

Nagga - No

Accata - Attack

Soka - Sorry

Donicachi - Want this?

Tay - Like, love

Gootcha - Got ya

Nalaquista - cussing, naughty

Meega - me, mine

Yuga - You

Inga chu shmishta - Your mom

Inga choo faba - You're fat

Tiba - Enough

Okitaka - Okay

Acatu baba - Gift

Agatta - Let's go, let's do this

Naga catta - No way

Choota - Shoot

Doonga - Water

Dajuli - Somebody

Sooeetcha - Jealous

Inikaweepo - Dispose of

Gabba - What, Where, Who, How, When, Huh

Aggatu~gogo - Don't forget

Iga - Bad

Magga - Mr.

Neeba - Come

Chicata quieesta - That's it, last straw

Toto - Right

Patooki - Butt

Spabatta - Darn it, dang it

Nanagattay - Buisness, duty, job, obligation

Macca Macca - Hurry up

Igata - Look

Gratta - Prey, target, objective

Quista - enemy

Raggata - Annoying

Gobonotu - Rotten, stinking, gross

Choopicheepa - Defeating, beat

Eechita - Over there

Magattah - It's on

Achibaba - Friend

Sogatu- angry, mad, fury, rage

Smish - Promise

Neejiba - Please

Kikamacuta - Coward, wimp

Hagattah - I got it, I'll get it

Nupugee - Their fault

Ikibobo - time-out, punish, punishment

Maijai - up, high

Oogatah - Back off, get away

Creeta - throw

Acataba - Victory

Ichaba Kinika - Settle differences, forgive, start over, redeem

Hoogatah - low, feet, ground, down

Babatah~eeky - Hands up, freeze, hold still

Tikku~tikku - Brains, smart

Boojibo - girlfriend, loved one, boyfriend,

Namnanchu - Waves

Crabba~Snabba - Uh oh

Nanabooza - Come back

Hagga~blah~blah - ill, sick, unwell, boring

Pachooga - prison, trapped, hostage

Feeboogoo - Bring it on

Dicaba~Iggitta - Take that

Takka - Thank you, thanks

Chakkahtah - Behold, ta-da

Kachacca - Whatever

Acachoota - Get ready

Boocleeta - pretty, beautiful

Giccabaggalickta - That was fun

Noogiebang - Punch, hit, strike

Eeba - One, first

Zeeba - Two, second

Keeba - Three, third

Ichida - incredible, great, terrific

Danuba - hero

Oh~cha - Run, flee, escape

Isbadappee - One way, direction

Rumrum - Location, a certain place

Pikadum - Velocity, launch, spaceship

Babacoota - Calculation, dividing, separate

Chacha - Finished, done

Jowappa - License, documentation, permission

Kishimigush - Affirmative, positive, sure

Feebi - Sleepy

Cumja - Cousins

Ooga - Without

Cunjijibay - Electricity

Tikidae - Fast

Hoogallah - Alert, danger

Wattahgreena - asteroid, planet,

Kowaninacca - Everything, all, world

Moomba - Doomed, done for,

Hamsha - Parking

Kitcha - Six, sixth

Humjum - Five, fifth

Kingjabee - Four, fourth

Deencatta - Idea

Eetchy - Correct

Neela - Hey

Weh - Well

Tikiday - Fast, speed, quick

Gabbaducca - Where were you?

Nuucasha - Your fault, blame

Frovo nupudgi - Prevent, stopping, unhelpful

Dabba da - Yeah right

Ingpujo - Unnessecary, not needed

Daccatakka - Ungrateful

Akaboocha - Release, let me out, let me go

Achooga Moopa - Everyone out

Emba Chua - You said it, you can say that again, you're right

Baka~dooka - Destructive

Tookie Bahwabba - Rock n' roll

Ookawooka - Missed

Chu chu - Ha ha

Gotumattay - Stuck

Gambu - help

Gaggabi - rescue

[Jack Skellington]

Bootifa!

[Dark (628)]

Yeuk! Tantalog... seriously, how did those people in Derbyshire came up with such a distorted sounding language?
Well in any case, i hope that my siblings are capeable of speaking English a bit; I am aware of exceptions; like people that don't come off as inanse ^.^

[Mickey Mouse]

I've never heard that Stitch's language came from Derbyshire. It seems entirely fictional and unique to the Disney franchise, to me.

[Dark (628)]

Mar 30, 2014 18:03:16 GMT Mickey Mouse said:

I've never heard that Stitch's language came from Derbyshire. It seems entirely fictional and unique to the Disney franchise, to me.

I have read and checked and it seems to be a mix of Hawaiian, Chinese and Chezcreekian (The Derbyshire-part)

[Mickey Mouse]

...Maybe his language is different in German, but here it's pretty much fantastical gibberish, though I have no doubt that it could have an influence or two. Personally, I like Tantalog. In the first original movie, though not used quite so often as it is in the sequels and series, it always seemed to make Stitch seem that much more foreign, alien, unfamiliar, and therefore, quirky. It may have been overused and over thought in the series, but I still prefer it a million times over Stitch speaking more than one or two words of broken English.

[Dark (628)]

Me not. still loving that scene where he departs from his family. So touching :3

[Mickey Mouse]

I the first movie? Where he asks to say goodbye?

[Dark (628)]

Indeed, Mickey!

[Mickey Mouse]

Yeah, I love that scene. Who doesn't?