Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Kangi
Kangi Dictionary
Pronouns
uwe (pronoun, /uwɛ/): "he"
uk (pronoun, /uk/): "she"
aza (pronoun, /əzə/): "they"
ne (pronoun, /nɛ/): "you"
utta (pronoun, /ʌɾə/): "we"
ma (pronoun, /mə/): "I"
Articles
wad (article, /wəd/): "a"
at (article, /ət/): "the"
Prepositions
te (preposition, /tɛ/): "and"
ven (preposition, /vɛn/): "as"
lalattouk (preposition, /lələɾaʊk/): "from"
ayg (preposition, /eg/): "in"
ekoowaja (preposition, /ɛkʊwədʒə/): "of"
ttaittaysag (preposition, /ɾaɪɾesəg/): "or"
pisit (preposition, /pisɪt/): "to"
houghti (preposition, /hɒtɪ/): "will"
ttuzinim (preposition, /ɾʌzɪnim/): "with"
Numbers
madak (number, /madək/): "zero"
zat (number, /zət/): "one"
tidalis (number, /tidəlɪs/): "two"
natisaw (number, /nətiso/): "three"
nu (number, /nʌ/): "four"
udet (number, /ʌdɛt/): "five"
vu (number, /vu/): "six"
ech (number, /ɛx/): "seven"
hub (number, /hub/): "eight"
dangas (number, /dəŋəs/): "nine"
zi (number, /zɪ/): "ten"
Questions
ziziwan (question, /zɪziwæn/): "what"
ought (question, /ɒt/): "who"
itti (question, /iɾi/): "how"
aytahai (question, /etahaɪ/): "why"
pitt (question, /pɪɾ/): "when"
Interjections
pa (interjection, /pə/): "hello"
nuvou (interjection, /nuvaʊ/): "goodbye"
initta (interjection, /ɪnɪɾə/): "hey"
udeh (interjection, /udɛh/): "bye"
siki (interjection, /sɪkɪ/): "ouch"
ibathita (interjection, /ibəðɪtæ/): "wow"
uttaha (interjection, /ʌɾəhə/): "uh"
atam (interjection, /ətəm/): "er"
habada (interjection, /hæbædə/): "um"
Adverbs
ak (adverb, /ək/): "again"
inough (adverb, /inɒ/): "now"
idd (adverb, /ɪɽ/): "soon"
aikakait (adverb, /aɪkəkaɪt/): "often"
ishatteki (adverb, /iʃəɾɛkɪ/): "sometimes"
isai (adverb, /ɪsaɪ/): "always"
aida (adverb, /aɪdə/): "never"
luthatti (adverb, /lʌðəɾɪ/): "seldom"
Adjectives
loughdaw (adjective, /lɒdəw/): "aromatic"
usu (adjective, /ʌsʌ/): "basted"
gitafip (adjective, /gɪtəfɪp/): "big"
lij (adjective, /lidʒ/): "bitter"
tulalitt (adjective, /tuləliɾ/): "black"
edasa (adjective, /ɛdəsə/): "blue"
oughd (adjective, /ɒd/): "brown"
ivimoughka (adjective, /ɪvɪmɒkə/): "chilled"
oughpalachoi (adjective, /ɒpələtʃɔɪ/): "cold"
zawthe (adjective, /zoðɛ/): "curried"
itan (adjective, /ɪtən/): "dark"
usifaz (adjective, /ʌsɪfəz/): "deep"
inini (adjective, /ɪnɪni/): "divine"
nganal (adjective, /ŋənal/): "drunk"
avam (adjective, /əvəm/): "empty"
oughd (adjective, /ɒd/): "evil"
ting (adjective, /tɪŋ/): "familiar"
atas (adjective, /ətəs/): "fat"
natun (adjective, /nətʌn/): "flat"
atha (adjective, /əðæ/): "frail"
esa (adjective, /ɛsə/): "fried"
ttawpal (adjective, /ɾopəl/): "full"
nifap (adjective, /nɪfəp/): "good"
itifa (adjective, /ɪtifə/): "green"
toughm (adjective, /tɒm/): "grey"
na (adjective, /nə/): "honest"
thipiza (adjective, /ðipɪzæ/): "hot"
izadem (adjective, /ɪzədɛm/): "light"
dinetuf (adjective, /dɪnɛtuf/): "long"
maba (adjective, /məbæ/): "loud"
na (adjective, /næ/): "mortal"
naw (adjective, /no/): "mysterious"
dum (adjective, /dum/): "narrow"
meguteng (adjective, /mɛgutɛŋ/): "old"
ad (adjective, /əd/): "orange"
ezoughla (adjective, /ɛzɒlə/): "pungent"
is (adjective, /ɪs/): "purple"
asilava (adjective, /asɪləva/): "quiet"
ttinaysit (adjective, /ɾinesit/): "raw"
takitid (adjective, /təkɪtɪd/): "rectangular"
iledag (adjective, /ɪlɛdəg/): "red"
kup (adjective, /kup/): "roasted"
uh (adjective, /uh/): "round"
udatt (adjective, /udəɾ/): "salty"
ena (adjective, /ɛnæ/): "savory"
gu (adjective, /gu/): "shallow"
ak (adjective, /ək/): "short"
ayk (adjective, /ek/): "smoked"
dihuwid (adjective, /dɪhuwɪd/): "sober"
awsam (adjective, /osæm/): "sour"
alasa (adjective, /ələsə/): "spicy"
aiti (adjective, /aɪtɪ/): "spiral"
haysaka (adjective, /hesəkə/): "square"
na (adjective, /na/): "steamed"
usa (adjective, /usə/): "strange"
mabatt (adjective, /mæbəɾ/): "strong"
nanethough (adjective, /nənɛðɒ/): "sturdy"
saneng (adjective, /sənɛŋ/): "sweet"
withoutan (adjective, /wiθaʊtən/): "tall"
inu (adjective, /ɪnʌ/): "thick"
uttataway (adjective, /uɾətəwe/): "thin"
kapalu (adjective, /kəpəlʌ/): "warm"
loughthettouv (adjective, /lɒθɛɾaʊv/): "weak"
azattiti (adjective, /əzəɾɪtɪ/): "white"
batichaw (adjective, /bætitʃo/): "wide"
azivarr (adjective, /əzɪvər/): "yellow"
ikikapi (adjective, /ikɪkəpi/): "young"
Verbs
ttawthut (verb, /ɾoðʌt/): "bake"
mati (verb, /məti/): "be"
awth (verb, /oð/): "belong"
dasazu (verb, /dəsəzu/): "bite"
am (verb, /am/): "break"
nenisin (verb, /nɛnisin/): "burn"
vouji (verb, /vaʊdʒɪ/): "come"
aynattoud (verb, /enæɾaʊd/): "die"
aizaibatti (verb, /aɪzaɪbəɾɪ/): "drink"
ana (verb, /ənə/): "eat"
nattawmeth (verb, /nəɾomɛð/): "fall"
wayqu (verb, /wequ/): "fight"
ittujetu (verb, /ɪɾudʒɛtʌ/): "find"
ithaiba (verb, /ɪðaɪbə/): "fish"
anayjej (verb, /ənejɛj/): "fly"
binavath (verb, /bɪnəvæð/): "frown"
atiqad (verb, /ətiqəd/): "go"
kaki (verb, /kəkɪ/): "growl"
am (verb, /əm/): "hate"
kittahutt (verb, /kɪɾəhʌɾ/): "have"
na (verb, /nə/): "hear"
awttattain (verb, /oɾəɾaɪn/): "hide"
ngang (verb, /ŋəŋ/): "hold"
hibadu (verb, /hɪbædu/): "hunt"
mishafaz (verb, /miʃəfaz/): "jump"
tawwethayb (verb, /towɛðeb/): "kill"
tisatta (verb, /tisəɾə/): "know"
houghgan (verb, /hɒgən/): "laugh"
oughh (verb, /ɒh/): "lie"
aza (verb, /əzə/): "live"
edin (verb, /ɛdin/): "lose"
etheki (verb, /ɛðɛkɪ/): "love"
thi (verb, /ðɪ/): "need"
tani (verb, /təni/): "own"
awdami (verb, /odəmɪ/): "roast"
hulatt (verb, /hʌləɾ/): "run"
aithaypat (verb, /aɪðepət/): "see"
sii (verb, /ʒi/): "sit"
ett (verb, /ɛɾ/): "sleep"
nadubit (verb, /nədʌbit/): "smell"
saytaka (verb, /setakə/): "smile"
sa (verb, /sə/): "stand"
uttakut (verb, /uɾəkut/): "strike"
sawtisut (verb, /sotisʌt/): "swallow"
tanaj (verb, /tənədʒ/): "swim"
ganachep (verb, /gənætʃɛp/): "taste"
shoughchanad (verb, /ʃɒchənəd/): "throw"
id (verb, /ɪd/): "walk"
ayzaywough (verb, /ezewɒ/): "want"
Nouns
aip (noun, /aɪp/): "afternoon"
tattijay (noun, /təɾɪdʒe/): "ale"
utha (noun, /uðə/): "all"
ika (noun, /ikə/): "alligator"
as (noun, /əs/): "arm"
an (noun, /ən/): "ash"
loughshitti (noun, /lɒʃɪɾɪ/): "aunt"
loittame (noun, /lɔɪɾəmɛ/): "axe"
attumuva (noun, /əɾʌmuvə/): "bark"
ji (noun, /dʒi/): "bay"
iwul (noun, /ɪwul/): "beer"
zattenu (noun, /zəɾɛnu/): "beet"
su (noun, /sʌ/): "bird"
pilane (noun, /pɪlənɛ/): "blood"
ulen (noun, /ulɛn/): "boar"
alu (noun, /əlʌ/): "bone"
amai (noun, /æmaɪ/): "breakfast"
did (noun, /dɪd/): "breast"
ze (noun, /zɛ/): "brother"
na (noun, /nə/): "castle"
toughnguci (noun, /tɒŋucɪ/): "cat"
anik (noun, /ænik/): "cat"
ativaju (noun, /ətivæju/): "chest"
ithathanai (noun, /ɪðəðənaɪ/): "chicken"
ttilatta (noun, /ɾɪləɾə/): "claw"
tibought (noun, /tɪbɒt/): "cloud"
atadi (noun, /ətædɪ/): "coconut"
ichi (noun, /ɪchɪ/): "crime"
saw (noun, /so/): "day"
zihat (noun, /zihət/): "dinner"
angattudi (noun, /əŋəɾudɪ/): "dog"
athajan (noun, /əðəjən/): "drink"
diwila (noun, /dɪwilə/): "dungeon"
ttitija (noun, /ɾɪtɪjæ/): "ear"
ttida (noun, /ɾɪda/): "earth"
mi (noun, /mɪ/): "egg"
hi (noun, /hɪ/): "elder"
anipaws (noun, /ənɪpos/): "enemy"
satikay (noun, /sətike/): "evening"
panoughwoutt (noun, /pənɒwaʊɾ/): "eye"
af (noun, /əf/): "family"
athatt (noun, /əðəɾ/): "father"
ttaz (noun, /ɾəz/): "feather"
uso (noun, /usɔ/): "fight"
zathikough (noun, /zæðɪkɒ/): "finger"
aylu (noun, /elʌ/): "fire"
tha (noun, /θə/): "fish"
si (noun, /sɪ/): "flesh"
oughtti (noun, /ɒɾi/): "foot"
aqijeda (noun, /æqijɛdə/): "forest"
ngai (noun, /ŋaɪ/): "fox"
aipinaitt (noun, /aɪpɪnaɪɾ/): "friend"
uchatta (noun, /utʃaɾə/): "goose"
boujifiz (noun, /baʊjɪfɪz/): "grease"
aykith (noun, /ekið/): "group"
rinakitt (noun, /ɹinakiɾ/): "gulf"
nul (noun, /nul/): "hair"
ma (noun, /mə/): "hand"
kaylawmatt (noun, /keloməɾ/): "hat"
ig (noun, /ɪg/): "hate"
eni (noun, /ɛnɪ/): "head"
ana (noun, /ænə/): "hill"
ili (noun, /ilɪ/): "horn"
alain (noun, /əlaɪn/): "horse"
nga (noun, /ŋə/): "house"
ade (noun, /ədɛ/): "inn"
abetoi (noun, /əbɛtɔɪ/): "island"
ahinay (noun, /æhɪne/): "jaw"
inula (noun, /inʌlə/): "lake"
ittuz (noun, /ɪɾuz/): "leaf"
ttaniwa (noun, /ɾəniwə/): "leg"
ig (noun, /ɪg/): "liver"
takatha (noun, /təkəðə/): "louse"
itt (noun, /iɾ/): "love"
inawzatt (noun, /ɪnozəɾ/): "lunch"
wip (noun, /wip/): "man"
idid (noun, /ɪdɪd/): "many"
za (noun, /zə/): "meal"
attid (noun, /əɾid/): "metal"
ti (noun, /ti/): "mine"
nikatough (noun, /nikətɒ/): "monster"
oughfathad (noun, /ɒfəðad/): "moon"
kainaikaytt (noun, /kaɪnaɪkeɾ/): "morning"
ttathati (noun, /ɾæðətɪ/): "mother"
sa (noun, /sə/): "mountain"
ittay (noun, /ɪɾe/): "mouth"
anattethi (noun, /ənəɾɛði/): "name"
aip (noun, /aɪp/): "neck"
imawbat (noun, /imobət/): "night"
atithawta (noun, /ætiðotə/): "noodle"
thim (noun, /ðim/): "nose"
nitti (noun, /nɪɾi/): "ocean"
dawttoughtta (noun, /doɾɒɾə/): "parent"
chattouja (noun, /tʃəɾaʊjə/): "path"
ayni (noun, /eni/): "peace"
aji (noun, /əjɪ/): "pepper"
hin (noun, /hin/): "person"
akawunaw (noun, /əkəwʌno/): "pie"
ti (noun, /tɪ/): "pig"
din (noun, /dɪn/): "rabbit"
anida (noun, /ænidə/): "rain"
igaditta (noun, /ɪgədiɾə/): "rat"
ttaif (noun, /ɾaɪf/): "river"
af (noun, /əf/): "robe"
attukasi (noun, /aɾʌkəsɪ/): "rock"
evaivi (noun, /ɛvaɪvɪ/): "root"
anay (noun, /əne/): "salt"
in (noun, /in/): "sand"
awtitti (noun, /otɪɾɪ/): "seed"
lawtti (noun, /loɾɪ/): "sibling"
av (noun, /əv/): "sister"
pit (noun, /pit/): "skin"
aythin (noun, /eðin/): "sky"
att (noun, /æɾ/): "smoke"
ishiv (noun, /ɪʃɪv/): "snake"
adit (noun, /ədɪt/): "soup"
ittithi (noun, /ɪɾiðɪ/): "star"
ttaifefa (noun, /ɾaɪfɛfə/): "stew"
ela (noun, /ɛla/): "stomach"
nasu (noun, /nəsu/): "stone"
aitt (noun, /aɪɾ/): "stream"
anaw (noun, /ənəw/): "sun"
igasama (noun, /ɪgasəmə/): "sword"
abiza (noun, /əbɪzæ/): "tail"
ithil (noun, /ɪðil/): "tavern"
umaw (noun, /ʌmo/): "thumb"
epidu (noun, /ɛpɪdʌ/): "tongue"
tikaza (noun, /tɪkazə/): "tooth"
gisiafi (noun, /gɪʒəfɪ/): "tree"
kugawkan (noun, /kugokæn/): "truth"
idit (noun, /ɪdɪt/): "uncle"
ttough (noun, /ɾɒ/): "valley"
noughvathe (noun, /nɒvəðɛ/): "war"
tahama (noun, /tahəmæ/): "water"
badise (noun, /bədisɛ/): "way"
ittattap (noun, /iɾæɾəp/): "wine"
us (noun, /ʌs/): "woman"
oozilutt (noun, /ʊzɪluɾ/): "word"