Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Watti
Watti Dictionary
Pronouns
ttan (pronoun, /ɾən/): "he"
im (pronoun, /ɪm/): "she"
ana (pronoun, /əna/): "they"
ttes (pronoun, /ɾɛs/): "you"
liv (pronoun, /liv/): "we"
zaz (pronoun, /zəz/): "I"
Articles
thu (article, /ðu/): "a"
thas (article, /ðæs/): "the"
Prepositions
afaydan (preposition, /əfedən/): "and"
soog (preposition, /sʊg/): "as"
is (preposition, /is/): "from"
itingik (preposition, /ɪtɪŋɪk/): "in"
tti (preposition, /ɾɪ/): "of"
akanilu (preposition, /ækənilʌ/): "or"
ushay (preposition, /uʃe/): "to"
wattanas (preposition, /waɾanəs/): "will"
aisakizay (preposition, /aɪsəkɪze/): "with"
Numbers
ttekak (number, /ɾɛkak/): "zero"
tti (number, /ɾi/): "one"
vatiki (number, /vətɪki/): "two"
wangoijurr (number, /wæŋɔɪjʌr/): "three"
dath (number, /dəð/): "four"
ngoughdima (number, /ŋɒdima/): "five"
chija (number, /tʃija/): "six"
taz (number, /təz/): "seven"
pu (number, /pu/): "eight"
angutt (number, /əŋuɾ/): "nine"
atith (number, /atɪð/): "ten"
Questions
iwifas (question, /iwifæs/): "what"
isat (question, /ɪsət/): "who"
nakufe (question, /nəkufɛ/): "how"
visated (question, /vɪsətɛd/): "why"
gatasav (question, /gætæsəv/): "when"
Interjections
nana (interjection, /nənə/): "hello"
anape (interjection, /ənəpɛ/): "goodbye"
daka (interjection, /dækə/): "hey"
ethit (interjection, /ɛðɪt/): "bye"
ttal (interjection, /ɾəl/): "ouch"
sag (interjection, /səg/): "wow"
thayvath (interjection, /ðevəð/): "uh"
lewaz (interjection, /lɛwəz/): "er"
utepaq (interjection, /utɛpəq/): "um"
Adverbs
tai (adverb, /taɪ/): "again"
ttefali (adverb, /ɾɛfælɪ/): "now"
enusa (adverb, /ɛnʌsa/): "soon"
iwidam (adverb, /iwɪdæm/): "often"
ttutoughn (adverb, /ɾutɒn/): "sometimes"
soughpa (adverb, /sɒpə/): "always"
imidaytta (adverb, /imɪdeɾə/): "never"
taitichuz (adverb, /taɪtɪxuz/): "seldom"
Adjectives
oughsawa (adjective, /ɒsəwə/): "aromatic"
afaynatta (adjective, /afenəɾə/): "basted"
eda (adjective, /ɛdə/): "big"
itti (adjective, /ɪɾɪ/): "bitter"
zattatha (adjective, /zəɾəθə/): "black"
awamen (adjective, /əwəmɛn/): "blue"
ti (adjective, /tɪ/): "brown"
chatula (adjective, /tʃətula/): "chilled"
layha (adjective, /lehə/): "cold"
oughttuv (adjective, /ɒɾʌv/): "curried"
ifid (adjective, /ɪfɪd/): "dark"
anough (adjective, /ənɒ/): "deep"
ithi (adjective, /ɪθi/): "divine"
tiwev (adjective, /tɪwɛv/): "drunk"
lutte (adjective, /luɾɛ/): "empty"
dadaitta (adjective, /dədaɪɾə/): "evil"
sawus (adjective, /sawʌs/): "familiar"
la (adjective, /lə/): "fat"
fittita (adjective, /fiɾɪtə/): "flat"
fitoutiz (adjective, /fitaʊtɪz/): "frail"
zile (adjective, /zɪlɛ/): "fried"
ithafun (adjective, /ɪθəfun/): "full"
igabaw (adjective, /ɪgəbæw/): "good"
ttiziva (adjective, /ɾizɪvə/): "green"
ina (adjective, /inæ/): "grey"
itt (adjective, /ɪɾ/): "honest"
itte (adjective, /iɾɛ/): "hot"
ah (adjective, /əh/): "light"
thaseki (adjective, /ðəsɛkɪ/): "long"
duv (adjective, /duv/): "loud"
ttanath (adjective, /ɾənəθ/): "mortal"
unela (adjective, /unɛla/): "mysterious"
kithuwou (adjective, /kɪðʌwaʊ/): "narrow"
kesab (adjective, /kɛsəb/): "old"
etapoughw (adjective, /ɛtəpɒw/): "orange"
esiv (adjective, /ɛsiv/): "pungent"
kasoughfay (adjective, /kəsɒfe/): "purple"
adagal (adjective, /ædægəl/): "quiet"
tamaynga (adjective, /təmeŋa/): "raw"
su (adjective, /su/): "rectangular"
saynin (adjective, /senin/): "red"
ittan (adjective, /ɪɾən/): "roasted"
uttun (adjective, /ʌɾun/): "round"
hay (adjective, /he/): "salty"
shithanough (adjective, /ʃɪðænɒ/): "savory"
oifilaku (adjective, /ɔɪfiləkʌ/): "shallow"
shew (adjective, /ʃɛw/): "short"
anisipa (adjective, /ənisipə/): "smoked"
elalin (adjective, /ɛlalɪn/): "sober"
ttettilood (adjective, /ɾɛɾilʊd/): "sour"
ttittuhi (adjective, /ɾɪɾuhɪ/): "spicy"
ith (adjective, /ið/): "spiral"
va (adjective, /və/): "square"
nudaybe (adjective, /nudebɛ/): "steamed"
aytutteti (adjective, /etʌɾɛtɪ/): "strange"
akay (adjective, /əke/): "strong"
ta (adjective, /tæ/): "sturdy"
ttittichayn (adjective, /ɾɪɾɪtʃen/): "sweet"
at (adjective, /at/): "tall"
athaitadou (adjective, /əðaɪtadaʊ/): "thick"
attash (adjective, /aɾəʃ/): "thin"
ita (adjective, /ɪtə/): "warm"
ingattadough (adjective, /ɪŋəɾədɒ/): "weak"
as (adjective, /əs/): "white"
dawwit (adjective, /dowit/): "wide"
attadawa (adjective, /əɾədæwa/): "yellow"
mawviyaib (adjective, /moviyaɪb/): "young"
Verbs
ttasi (verb, /ɾəʒ/): "bake"
aitakuka (verb, /aɪtəkukə/): "be"
vetti (verb, /vɛɾi/): "belong"
jus (verb, /jʌs/): "bite"
nalat (verb, /nælət/): "break"
asittati (verb, /əsɪɾətɪ/): "burn"
soo (verb, /sʊ/): "come"
buwa (verb, /bʌwæ/): "die"
chi (verb, /tʃɪ/): "drink"
viw (verb, /vɪw/): "eat"
taysaj (verb, /tesaj/): "fall"
ata (verb, /əta/): "fight"
nayfizi (verb, /nefɪzɪ/): "find"
ougiwithi (verb, /aʊgiwiði/): "fish"
thawm (verb, /ðom/): "fly"
izalid (verb, /izəlɪd/): "frown"
shal (verb, /ʃəl/): "go"
ruhi (verb, /ɹuhɪ/): "growl"
pawth (verb, /poð/): "hate"
jettad (verb, /jɛɾəd/): "have"
ittitta (verb, /ɪɾɪɾə/): "hear"
lub (verb, /lub/): "hide"
ttazattiw (verb, /ɾəzəɾɪw/): "hold"
al (verb, /æl/): "hunt"
tanarrid (verb, /tənərɪd/): "jump"
nabate (verb, /nəbætɛ/): "kill"
akaw (verb, /əko/): "know"
amalasaw (verb, /əmæləso/): "laugh"
uthi (verb, /uθi/): "lie"
alalav (verb, /ələlav/): "live"
awdakan (verb, /odakən/): "lose"
nam (verb, /nəm/): "love"
ait (verb, /aɪt/): "need"
ettit (verb, /ɛɾɪt/): "own"
bu (verb, /bu/): "roast"
chath (verb, /xəð/): "run"
amina (verb, /əmɪnə/): "see"
thatu (verb, /ðətʌ/): "sit"
aynga (verb, /eŋə/): "sleep"
titanin (verb, /tɪtənɪn/): "smell"
ibahit (verb, /ibəhɪt/): "smile"
wad (verb, /wəd/): "stand"
athoughti (verb, /əðɒtɪ/): "strike"
ka (verb, /kə/): "swallow"
kisough (verb, /kisɒ/): "swim"
pa (verb, /pæ/): "taste"
aylitina (verb, /elitɪnə/): "throw"
tashichem (verb, /təʃɪtʃɛm/): "walk"
sagatai (verb, /səgətaɪ/): "want"
Nouns
mi (noun, /mɪ/): "afternoon"
danakawth (noun, /danəkoð/): "ale"
anawti (noun, /ənoti/): "all"
fasaduv (noun, /fəsəduv/): "alligator"
al (noun, /əl/): "arm"
ka (noun, /kə/): "ash"
itakai (noun, /ɪtəkaɪ/): "aunt"
cha (noun, /tʃə/): "axe"
aigemit (noun, /aɪgɛmɪt/): "bark"
ifi (noun, /ɪfi/): "bay"
awkaninge (noun, /okæniŋɛ/): "beer"
susesit (noun, /susɛsɪt/): "beet"
il (noun, /il/): "bird"
nubawwiw (noun, /nʌbowiw/): "blood"
aith (noun, /aɪð/): "boar"
tatt (noun, /təɾ/): "bone"
saj (noun, /sæj/): "breakfast"
it (noun, /ɪt/): "breast"
da (noun, /də/): "brother"
izoottingi (noun, /ɪzʊɾɪŋɪ/): "castle"
utanak (noun, /utənək/): "cat"
awutti (noun, /æwuɾɪ/): "cat"
nayt (noun, /net/): "chest"
daisa (noun, /daɪsæ/): "chicken"
gipay (noun, /gɪpe/): "claw"
idawt (noun, /ɪdot/): "cloud"
sasuttud (noun, /səsʌɾud/): "coconut"
ttulalou (noun, /ɾʌləlaʊ/): "crime"
thij (noun, /θɪj/): "day"
iduwaba (noun, /ɪdʌwəbæ/): "dinner"
ilithil (noun, /ɪliðɪl/): "dog"
chapich (noun, /chəpɪtʃ/): "drink"
zettatt (noun, /zɛɾəɾ/): "dungeon"
oughtuzaza (noun, /ɒtuzəzə/): "ear"
sahasad (noun, /səhəsəd/): "earth"
nisate (noun, /nɪsətɛ/): "egg"
hai (noun, /haɪ/): "elder"
aithaittikay (noun, /aɪðaɪɾɪke/): "enemy"
nadek (noun, /nədɛk/): "evening"
ajabayth (noun, /əjəbeð/): "eye"
wafayn (noun, /wəfen/): "family"
taypa (noun, /tepæ/): "father"
sudu (noun, /sudʌ/): "feather"
ooti (noun, /ʊti/): "fight"
attou (noun, /əɾaʊ/): "finger"
anaythaw (noun, /əneðo/): "fire"
battim (noun, /bæɾim/): "fish"
wathisou (noun, /wəθisaʊ/): "flesh"
thibad (noun, /ðɪbəd/): "foot"
taw (noun, /to/): "forest"
danath (noun, /dənəθ/): "fox"
ttataji (noun, /ɾətəjɪ/): "friend"
tiz (noun, /tɪz/): "goose"
ittashi (noun, /iɾəʃɪ/): "grease"
ijaysiana (noun, /idʒeʒənə/): "group"
pih (noun, /pih/): "gulf"
tubaythav (noun, /tʌbeðəv/): "hair"
boughzata (noun, /bɒzətæ/): "hand"
atamat (noun, /ətæmæt/): "hat"
tashi (noun, /təʃɪ/): "hate"
hingidav (noun, /hiŋɪdəv/): "head"
utt (noun, /ʌɾ/): "hill"
attatitt (noun, /əɾætɪɾ/): "horn"
hadinaw (noun, /hədɪno/): "horse"
idoufas (noun, /ɪdaʊfəs/): "house"
naka (noun, /nəkə/): "inn"
ukaing (noun, /ukaɪŋ/): "island"
tach (noun, /tətʃ/): "jaw"
le (noun, /lɛ/): "lake"
ataytap (noun, /ətetəp/): "leaf"
anedal (noun, /ənɛdəl/): "leg"
imat (noun, /ɪmət/): "liver"
nunatt (noun, /nʌnæɾ/): "louse"
wil (noun, /wɪl/): "love"
nithihev (noun, /niðɪhɛv/): "lunch"
ayna (noun, /enə/): "man"
aditti (noun, /ədɪɾɪ/): "many"
talaw (noun, /təlo/): "meal"
japafak (noun, /dʒəpəfak/): "metal"
ettuvaj (noun, /ɛɾuvæj/): "mine"
uvun (noun, /uvun/): "monster"
ikattai (noun, /ikəɾaɪ/): "moon"
attatathi (noun, /əɾətəði/): "morning"
thittap (noun, /ðɪɾəp/): "mother"
pathanaj (noun, /pəθənədʒ/): "mountain"
inith (noun, /inið/): "mouth"
ttawni (noun, /ɾonɪ/): "name"
ising (noun, /ɪsiŋ/): "neck"
nikava (noun, /nikəvə/): "night"
ayttita (noun, /eɾitə/): "noodle"
wavis (noun, /wævis/): "nose"
ufini (noun, /ufini/): "ocean"
anangak (noun, /anəŋək/): "parent"
oughpak (noun, /ɒpək/): "path"
ufi (noun, /ufɪ/): "peace"
attatajaw (noun, /əɾətədʒo/): "pepper"
thiv (noun, /ðɪv/): "person"
ishukaid (noun, /iʃukaɪd/): "pie"
unadacha (noun, /unədətʃə/): "pig"
esakathi (noun, /ɛsəkəðɪ/): "rabbit"
tath (noun, /təð/): "rain"
zutt (noun, /zuɾ/): "rat"
ninaib (noun, /ninaɪb/): "river"
kawttaithaw (noun, /koɾaɪðo/): "robe"
ehishis (noun, /ɛhɪʃis/): "rock"
ehe (noun, /ɛhɛ/): "root"
ez (noun, /ɛz/): "salt"
atus (noun, /ætʌs/): "sand"
tawd (noun, /tod/): "seed"
outhal (noun, /aʊðəl/): "sibling"
esasal (noun, /ɛsəsəl/): "sister"
abud (noun, /əbud/): "skin"
attaittinai (noun, /əɾaɪɾɪnaɪ/): "sky"
ajimay (noun, /ədʒɪme/): "smoke"
agathal (noun, /əgəðəl/): "snake"
isone (noun, /ɪsɔnɛ/): "soup"
aytasoughv (noun, /etəsɒv/): "star"
ditt (noun, /dɪɾ/): "stew"
asazik (noun, /asəzik/): "stomach"
taiga (noun, /taɪga/): "stone"
aidawli (noun, /aɪdolɪ/): "stream"
inaji (noun, /inəjɪ/): "sun"
tathath (noun, /tæðəð/): "sword"
aytay (noun, /ete/): "tail"
oottijisha (noun, /ʊɾɪjiʃə/): "tavern"
adigazi (noun, /ədigəzi/): "thumb"
kim (noun, /kɪm/): "tongue"
wetamaw (noun, /wɛtæmo/): "tooth"
jinatt (noun, /jinaɾ/): "tree"
asanam (noun, /əsənəm/): "truth"
houghnatawt (noun, /hɒnətot/): "uncle"
fi (noun, /fɪ/): "valley"
ttit (noun, /ɾɪt/): "war"
senawav (noun, /sɛnəwəv/): "water"
thataysha (noun, /θateʃæ/): "way"
thivai (noun, /ðɪvaɪ/): "wine"
aybatat (noun, /ebætət/): "woman"
thayzatt (noun, /θezəɾ/): "word"