Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Elatat
Elatat Dictionary
Pronouns
att (pronoun, /əɾ/): "he"
ihu (pronoun, /ɪhʌ/): "she"
awa (pronoun, /əwə/): "they"
la (pronoun, /lə/): "you"
tsuw (pronoun, /tsʌw/): "we"
ana (pronoun, /ənə/): "I"
Articles
va (article, /və/): "a"
sah (article, /səh/): "the"
Prepositions
idawul (preposition, /ɪdəwʌl/): "and"
nutite (preposition, /nutɪtɛ/): "as"
aymadin (preposition, /emədin/): "from"
inatt (preposition, /inəɾ/): "in"
vaninitt (preposition, /væninɪɾ/): "of"
utsay (preposition, /ʌtse/): "or"
githithin (preposition, /gɪðɪðin/): "to"
aittaylana (preposition, /aɪɾelænə/): "will"
is (preposition, /ɪs/): "with"
Numbers
izabatha (number, /ɪzəbəðæ/): "zero"
ap (number, /æp/): "one"
latt (number, /ləɾ/): "two"
dilus (number, /dilus/): "three"
akattufa (number, /əkəɾufə/): "four"
zin (number, /zin/): "five"
nubainav (number, /nʌbaɪnəv/): "six"
masa (number, /məsə/): "seven"
si (number, /si/): "eight"
oojasitu (number, /ʊjæsitʌ/): "nine"
et (number, /ɛt/): "ten"
Questions
ditayttit (question, /dɪteɾɪt/): "what"
ttati (question, /ɾətɪ/): "who"
utte (question, /ʌɾɛ/): "how"
ttitsoutha (question, /ɾɪtsaʊðæ/): "why"
sipa (question, /sɪpə/): "when"
Interjections
azathe (interjection, /əzæðɛ/): "hello"
inathepu (interjection, /ɪnəðɛpu/): "goodbye"
painaws (interjection, /paɪnos/): "hey"
naw (interjection, /no/): "bye"
lavi (interjection, /lævɪ/): "ouch"
oolayrim (interjection, /ʊleɹɪm/): "wow"
vupamik (interjection, /vʌpəmɪk/): "uh"
is (interjection, /ɪs/): "er"
dade (interjection, /dædɛ/): "um"
Adverbs
ikattin (adverb, /ɪkaɾɪn/): "again"
hattib (adverb, /həɾɪb/): "now"
nin (adverb, /nin/): "soon"
ittedisa (adverb, /iɾɛdɪsæ/): "often"
ake (adverb, /əkɛ/): "sometimes"
nikana (adverb, /nɪkənə/): "always"
rukutti (adverb, /ɹukuɾɪ/): "never"
sou (adverb, /saʊ/): "seldom"
Adjectives
vakough (adjective, /vækɒ/): "aromatic"
na (adjective, /nə/): "basted"
piv (adjective, /pɪv/): "big"
ata (adjective, /ətə/): "bitter"
kutt (adjective, /kuɾ/): "black"
du (adjective, /dʌ/): "blue"
ak (adjective, /ək/): "brown"
gedawad (adjective, /gɛdəwəd/): "chilled"
wacha (adjective, /wætʃə/): "cold"
naytt (adjective, /neɾ/): "curried"
alaiza (adjective, /alaɪzə/): "dark"
agi (adjective, /əgi/): "deep"
mimatt (adjective, /mɪmaɾ/): "divine"
ethamu (adjective, /ɛðəmʌ/): "drunk"
mouda (adjective, /maʊdə/): "empty"
sidus (adjective, /sɪdʌs/): "evil"
ttivait (adjective, /ɾɪvaɪt/): "familiar"
putten (adjective, /pʌɾɛn/): "fat"
as (adjective, /as/): "flat"
ittaizapa (adjective, /iɾaɪzəpæ/): "frail"
ilanip (adjective, /ilanɪp/): "fried"
kuttali (adjective, /kuɾælɪ/): "full"
bu (adjective, /bu/): "good"
adattimay (adjective, /ədəɾɪme/): "green"
kad (adjective, /kəd/): "grey"
livis (adjective, /lɪvɪs/): "honest"
datta (adjective, /dəɾə/): "hot"
zilengough (adjective, /zɪlɛŋɒ/): "light"
idawa (adjective, /ɪdæwə/): "long"
kasat (adjective, /kəsət/): "loud"
wath (adjective, /wəð/): "mortal"
awhawis (adjective, /ohawɪs/): "mysterious"
attetta (adjective, /aɾɛɾæ/): "narrow"
azi (adjective, /əzɪ/): "old"
idita (adjective, /ɪditə/): "orange"
awvaw (adjective, /ovo/): "pungent"
amupaitte (adjective, /əmupaɪɾɛ/): "purple"
oupa (adjective, /aʊpə/): "quiet"
shuka (adjective, /ʃukə/): "raw"
inaz (adjective, /inəz/): "rectangular"
nidula (adjective, /nɪdulə/): "red"
apajidi (adjective, /əpədʒɪdi/): "roasted"
itta (adjective, /iɾə/): "round"
ufamip (adjective, /ufəmip/): "salty"
tichu (adjective, /titʃu/): "savory"
izoum (adjective, /izaʊm/): "shallow"
az (adjective, /əz/): "short"
esayni (adjective, /ɛseni/): "smoked"
ais (adjective, /aɪs/): "sober"
ip (adjective, /ip/): "sour"
aylinala (adjective, /elɪnəlæ/): "spicy"
iv (adjective, /ɪv/): "spiral"
aja (adjective, /əjə/): "square"
anib (adjective, /ənib/): "steamed"
yaynange (adjective, /yenəŋɛ/): "strange"
mimethal (adjective, /mimɛðal/): "strong"
oughjatta (adjective, /ɒdʒəɾə/): "sturdy"
disasa (adjective, /dɪsəsæ/): "sweet"
avoughfay (adjective, /avɒfəy/): "tall"
cha (adjective, /tʃæ/): "thick"
ul (adjective, /ul/): "thin"
nalattatt (adjective, /nələɾəɾ/): "warm"
uthedoughshu (adjective, /uθɛdɒʃʌ/): "weak"
unu (adjective, /ʌnu/): "white"
se (adjective, /sɛ/): "wide"
fatafa (adjective, /fətəfə/): "yellow"
suduj (adjective, /sʌduj/): "young"
Verbs
lutide (verb, /lʌtɪdɛ/): "bake"
ewatta (verb, /ɛwəɾə/): "be"
leshathoos (verb, /lɛʃəðʊs/): "belong"
awoughtes (verb, /əwɒtɛs/): "bite"
ap (verb, /ap/): "break"
uttasab (verb, /uɾəsæb/): "burn"
ngithi (verb, /ŋɪðɪ/): "come"
shanizan (verb, /ʃənɪzən/): "die"
esattan (verb, /ɛsæɾən/): "drink"
hul (verb, /hul/): "eat"
zimidaw (verb, /zɪmɪdo/): "fall"
uloughtta (verb, /ʌlɒɾə/): "fight"
sovihid (verb, /sɔvihɪd/): "find"
jesath (verb, /jɛsəð/): "fish"
ad (verb, /əd/): "fly"
ooch (verb, /ʊtʃ/): "frown"
tanikuw (verb, /tənɪkuw/): "go"
esuk (verb, /ɛsʌk/): "growl"
bish (verb, /bɪʃ/): "hate"
apuj (verb, /əpʌdʒ/): "have"
att (verb, /æɾ/): "hear"
tough (verb, /tɒ/): "hide"
ettam (verb, /ɛɾəm/): "hold"
attafis (verb, /æɾəfɪs/): "hunt"
uthaittata (verb, /ʌðaɪɾətə/): "jump"
uzif (verb, /uzɪf/): "kill"
aywa (verb, /ewə/): "know"
sitteti (verb, /sɪɾɛti/): "laugh"
nate (verb, /natɛ/): "lie"
la (verb, /lə/): "live"
ath (verb, /əð/): "lose"
ij (verb, /idʒ/): "love"
gittu (verb, /giɾu/): "need"
mettanoughv (verb, /mɛɾanɒv/): "own"
kuwida (verb, /kʌwidə/): "roast"
battayna (verb, /bæɾenə/): "run"
attatt (verb, /əɾəɾ/): "see"
aylat (verb, /elæt/): "sit"
na (verb, /nə/): "sleep"
alafitt (verb, /ələfɪɾ/): "smell"
naja (verb, /nəjə/): "smile"
asudouj (verb, /əsudaʊdʒ/): "stand"
ikuzana (verb, /ikʌzənæ/): "strike"
nasi (verb, /næsɪ/): "swallow"
sa (verb, /sə/): "swim"
thim (verb, /ðɪm/): "taste"
anasi (verb, /ænəsi/): "throw"
ttatt (verb, /ɾəɾ/): "walk"
anaibini (verb, /ənaɪbinɪ/): "want"
Nouns
ik (noun, /ik/): "afternoon"
nakasi (noun, /nəkəsɪ/): "ale"
jattafi (noun, /jəɾəfɪ/): "all"
uziw (noun, /ʌziw/): "alligator"
kal (noun, /kəl/): "arm"
at (noun, /ət/): "ash"
ttana (noun, /ɾənə/): "aunt"
noupe (noun, /naʊpɛ/): "axe"
athagak (noun, /əðægək/): "bark"
lamiz (noun, /ləmɪz/): "bay"
ti (noun, /tɪ/): "beer"
misih (noun, /mɪsih/): "beet"
esaw (noun, /ɛso/): "bird"
asanou (noun, /əsanaʊ/): "blood"
taik (noun, /taɪk/): "boar"
ayttukig (noun, /eɾʌkig/): "bone"
mattadud (noun, /məɾədud/): "breakfast"
isit (noun, /ɪsɪt/): "breast"
limiha (noun, /lɪmɪhə/): "brother"
awted (noun, /otɛd/): "castle"
athathootta (noun, /aðəðʊɾə/): "cat"
ulakakay (noun, /ʌləkəke/): "cat"
enanough (noun, /ɛnənɒ/): "chest"
nibiniz (noun, /nɪbiniz/): "chicken"
tawtayvil (noun, /totevɪl/): "claw"
vuvathin (noun, /vuvəðin/): "cloud"
ttu (noun, /ɾʌ/): "coconut"
thoupamaw (noun, /ðaʊpəməw/): "crime"
ttubub (noun, /ɾubub/): "day"
izusa (noun, /ɪzʌsæ/): "dinner"
apazesha (noun, /əpazɛʃə/): "dog"
aymunata (noun, /emʌnətə/): "drink"
ttalunga (noun, /ɾəlʌŋə/): "dungeon"
izawus (noun, /ɪzəwus/): "ear"
nanisa (noun, /nənɪsə/): "earth"
hayvipad (noun, /hevipæd/): "egg"
wipaw (noun, /wɪpəw/): "elder"
metha (noun, /mɛðə/): "enemy"
sama (noun, /səmæ/): "evening"
etawas (noun, /ɛtəwəs/): "eye"
wa (noun, /wə/): "family"
moughnapid (noun, /mɒnəpid/): "father"
ethett (noun, /ɛθɛɾ/): "feather"
loithetta (noun, /lɔɪθɛɾə/): "fight"
usali (noun, /usəlɪ/): "finger"
tipaith (noun, /tɪpaɪð/): "fire"
ungitu (noun, /uŋɪtu/): "fish"
itsa (noun, /itsə/): "flesh"
ala (noun, /ələ/): "foot"
asutti (noun, /əsuɾɪ/): "forest"
dawama (noun, /dəwəmə/): "fox"
val (noun, /vəl/): "friend"
ihay (noun, /ɪhe/): "goose"
nefaipap (noun, /nɛfaɪpəp/): "grease"
eja (noun, /ɛjə/): "group"
nemivath (noun, /nɛmivəð/): "gulf"
asi (noun, /æsi/): "hair"
vaj (noun, /vədʒ/): "hand"
dal (noun, /dəl/): "hat"
atittinu (noun, /ətiɾinʌ/): "hate"
hadawayt (noun, /hədəwet/): "head"
ibini (noun, /ɪbɪnɪ/): "hill"
ttaymawig (noun, /ɾeməwig/): "horn"
nat (noun, /nət/): "horse"
aisiikiwi (noun, /aɪʒɪkɪwɪ/): "house"
uttookawpi (noun, /uɾʊkopi/): "inn"
athifitt (noun, /əðɪfiɾ/): "island"
etoughtooza (noun, /ɛtɒtʊzə/): "jaw"
cattoughl (noun, /cəɾɒl/): "lake"
kethakim (noun, /kɛðəkɪm/): "leaf"
la (noun, /lə/): "leg"
tu (noun, /tu/): "liver"
mapa (noun, /məpə/): "louse"
iduna (noun, /ɪdʌnæ/): "love"
bavoovaytt (noun, /bəvʊveɾ/): "lunch"
aki (noun, /aki/): "man"
lu (noun, /lu/): "many"
ba (noun, /bə/): "meal"
pattattid (noun, /pæɾæɾid/): "metal"
itina (noun, /ɪtɪnə/): "mine"
bayth (noun, /beð/): "monster"
az (noun, /əz/): "moon"
si (noun, /sɪ/): "morning"
avut (noun, /əvʌt/): "mother"
ibadat (noun, /ɪbədət/): "mountain"
tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "mouth"
ipu (noun, /ɪpʌ/): "name"
alik (noun, /ælik/): "neck"
uwa (noun, /uwə/): "night"
shatough (noun, /ʃətɒ/): "noodle"
ema (noun, /ɛmə/): "nose"
sani (noun, /sənɪ/): "ocean"
nouthithat (noun, /naʊðɪðət/): "parent"
awu (noun, /awu/): "path"
ti (noun, /ti/): "peace"
had (noun, /həd/): "pepper"
tata (noun, /tætə/): "person"
nukaingih (noun, /nukaɪŋih/): "pie"
itta (noun, /ɪɾə/): "pig"
ena (noun, /ɛnə/): "rabbit"
awdaith (noun, /odaɪð/): "rain"
zi (noun, /zɪ/): "rat"
fishib (noun, /fɪʃib/): "river"
wev (noun, /wɛv/): "robe"
aja (noun, /əjə/): "rock"
atilaw (noun, /ətɪlo/): "root"
winam (noun, /wɪnəm/): "salt"
uttudootha (noun, /ʌɾʌdʊðə/): "sand"
kaylafa (noun, /keləfə/): "seed"
gaydoditt (noun, /gedɔdiɾ/): "sibling"
ishai (noun, /iʃaɪ/): "sister"
tisish (noun, /tɪsiʃ/): "skin"
wait (noun, /waɪt/): "sky"
chanitti (noun, /xənɪɾɪ/): "smoke"
saysih (noun, /sesɪh/): "snake"
thawettach (noun, /ðəwɛɾətʃ/): "soup"
ajetaw (noun, /ædʒɛtəw/): "star"
azilin (noun, /əzɪlɪn/): "stew"
fai (noun, /faɪ/): "stomach"
ak (noun, /ək/): "stone"
tikem (noun, /tikɛm/): "stream"
ida (noun, /ɪdə/): "sun"
nat (noun, /nət/): "sword"
diz (noun, /diz/): "tail"
apatin (noun, /æpætɪn/): "tavern"
ang (noun, /əŋ/): "thumb"
edishouvay (noun, /ɛdɪʃaʊve/): "tongue"
ava (noun, /əvə/): "tooth"
shawttan (noun, /ʃoɾan/): "tree"
amezawwa (noun, /əmɛzowə/): "truth"
atteda (noun, /æɾɛdə/): "uncle"
ttat (noun, /ɾət/): "valley"
ada (noun, /ədə/): "war"
amatihu (noun, /əmətihu/): "water"
atumi (noun, /ætʌmɪ/): "way"
esi (noun, /ɛsɪ/): "wine"
suhoomid (noun, /suhʊmɪd/): "woman"
ma (noun, /mæ/): "word"