Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Avafath
Avafath Dictionary
Pronouns
um (pronoun, /ʌm/): "he"
anai (pronoun, /ænaɪ/): "she"
in (pronoun, /ɪn/): "they"
kif (pronoun, /kif/): "you"
na (pronoun, /nə/): "we"
ab (pronoun, /əb/): "I"
Articles
ad (article, /əd/): "a"
ayy (article, /ey/): "the"
Prepositions
ke (preposition, /kɛ/): "and"
ilebamu (preposition, /ɪlɛbəmʌ/): "as"
attiti (preposition, /aɾɪti/): "from"
igaki (preposition, /igæki/): "in"
jane (preposition, /janɛ/): "of"
ses (preposition, /sɛs/): "or"
lait (preposition, /laɪt/): "to"
fak (preposition, /fək/): "will"
azaidal (preposition, /əzaɪdəl/): "with"
Numbers
mapittach (number, /məpɪɾətʃ/): "zero"
wuf (number, /wuf/): "one"
isaylute (number, /iselʌtɛ/): "two"
atta (number, /əɾə/): "three"
nittoughti (number, /niɾɒtɪ/): "four"
uteb (number, /ʌtɛb/): "five"
ilavawjaw (number, /ɪləvojo/): "six"
apoughpabu (number, /əpɒpəbʌ/): "seven"
vay (number, /ve/): "eight"
ichay (number, /ɪtʃe/): "nine"
though (number, /ðɒ/): "ten"
Questions
oughh (question, /ɒh/): "what"
uk (question, /uk/): "who"
anukaydi (question, /ənukedi/): "how"
ifithishu (question, /ɪfiðɪʃu/): "why"
itt (question, /ɪɾ/): "when"
Interjections
azav (interjection, /əzəv/): "hello"
ina (interjection, /inə/): "goodbye"
abu (interjection, /əbʌ/): "hey"
ivukinou (interjection, /ɪvukinaʊ/): "bye"
ttapa (interjection, /ɾəpə/): "ouch"
nath (interjection, /næð/): "wow"
gal (interjection, /gal/): "uh"
sizawa (interjection, /sɪzæwə/): "er"
mi (interjection, /mɪ/): "um"
Adverbs
nide (adverb, /nɪdɛ/): "again"
anattai (adverb, /ənəɾaɪ/): "now"
tale (adverb, /tælɛ/): "soon"
egoifi (adverb, /ɛgɔɪfi/): "often"
as (adverb, /as/): "sometimes"
ousaysad (adverb, /aʊsesəd/): "always"
ttibatta (adverb, /ɾɪbəɾə/): "never"
aiz (adverb, /aɪz/): "seldom"
Adjectives
etatt (adjective, /ɛtəɾ/): "aromatic"
ingad (adjective, /ɪŋəd/): "basted"
vawdan (adjective, /vodən/): "big"
vas (adjective, /væs/): "bitter"
ttoughpayt (adjective, /ɾɒpet/): "black"
ihaila (adjective, /ɪhaɪlə/): "blue"
atuz (adjective, /ætuz/): "brown"
oughttaipal (adjective, /ɒɾaɪpəl/): "chilled"
uzen (adjective, /uzɛn/): "cold"
ajin (adjective, /əjɪn/): "curried"
muke (adjective, /mukɛ/): "dark"
ninuvan (adjective, /nɪnʌvan/): "deep"
asitaf (adjective, /asitæf/): "divine"
uzana (adjective, /uzənə/): "drunk"
daytt (adjective, /deɾ/): "empty"
vutaj (adjective, /vʌtəj/): "evil"
iha (adjective, /ihə/): "familiar"
itough (adjective, /ɪtɒ/): "fat"
angaw (adjective, /æŋo/): "flat"
davivu (adjective, /dəvɪvu/): "frail"
ttakug (adjective, /ɾəkug/): "fried"
uhu (adjective, /uhʌ/): "full"
akettu (adjective, /akɛɾʌ/): "good"
mungathap (adjective, /mʌŋəðæp/): "green"
ajata (adjective, /ædʒətə/): "grey"
ditt (adjective, /dɪɾ/): "honest"
ttaygi (adjective, /ɾegi/): "hot"
da (adjective, /da/): "light"
bibat (adjective, /bibət/): "long"
ila (adjective, /ɪlə/): "loud"
sha (adjective, /ʃə/): "mortal"
abaitta (adjective, /əbaɪɾə/): "mysterious"
attak (adjective, /əɾək/): "narrow"
thi (adjective, /ðɪ/): "old"
vanousa (adjective, /vənaʊsə/): "orange"
lus (adjective, /lus/): "pungent"
atittat (adjective, /ətiɾət/): "purple"
ij (adjective, /ɪj/): "quiet"
itanep (adjective, /itənɛp/): "raw"
iw (adjective, /iw/): "rectangular"
izahoiwa (adjective, /izəhɔɪwə/): "red"
witasough (adjective, /witəsɒ/): "roasted"
ikatha (adjective, /ɪkəðə/): "round"
fuh (adjective, /fʌh/): "salty"
akaing (adjective, /akaɪŋ/): "savory"
azika (adjective, /əzikə/): "shallow"
mani (adjective, /mænɪ/): "short"
vutouna (adjective, /vʌtaʊnæ/): "smoked"
ittaw (adjective, /ɪɾo/): "sober"
layzitti (adjective, /leziɾɪ/): "sour"
ttayshathak (adjective, /ɾeʃəðək/): "spicy"
atathuda (adjective, /ətəðʌdə/): "spiral"
ayvazagai (adjective, /evæzəgaɪ/): "square"
inajawth (adjective, /inədʒoθ/): "steamed"
zaykech (adjective, /zekɛtʃ/): "strange"
attatas (adjective, /əɾatəs/): "strong"
ittiv (adjective, /ɪɾɪv/): "sturdy"
id (adjective, /ɪd/): "sweet"
ita (adjective, /itə/): "tall"
att (adjective, /əɾ/): "thick"
nattacaf (adjective, /nəɾacəf/): "thin"
ttattaww (adjective, /ɾəɾow/): "warm"
sah (adjective, /səh/): "weak"
asi (adjective, /əsi/): "white"
toughl (adjective, /tɒl/): "wide"
nanash (adjective, /nənaʃ/): "yellow"
ukaniki (adjective, /ukənɪkɪ/): "young"
Verbs
ath (verb, /əð/): "bake"
naki (verb, /nəkɪ/): "be"
ditit (verb, /dɪtit/): "belong"
tta (verb, /ɾə/): "bite"
af (verb, /əf/): "break"
awjoo (verb, /ojʊ/): "burn"
athit (verb, /aðit/): "come"
tam (verb, /təm/): "die"
awbuve (verb, /obuvɛ/): "drink"
ihabi (verb, /ɪhabɪ/): "eat"
aneday (verb, /ænɛde/): "fall"
oughsat (verb, /ɒsət/): "fight"
adett (verb, /ədɛɾ/): "find"
anupetta (verb, /ənupɛɾə/): "fish"
ledaytayl (verb, /lɛdetel/): "fly"
ttawnam (verb, /ɾonəm/): "frown"
aitudawt (verb, /aɪtʌdot/): "go"
ajatta (verb, /əjəɾə/): "growl"
aitai (verb, /aɪtaɪ/): "hate"
aliteza (verb, /əlɪtɛzə/): "have"
iwithawngi (verb, /ɪwiðoŋɪ/): "hear"
vaisai (verb, /vaɪsaɪ/): "hide"
alinis (verb, /əlɪnɪs/): "hold"
uway (verb, /ʌwe/): "hunt"
sawat (verb, /səwət/): "jump"
asaws (verb, /əsos/): "kill"
ngitha (verb, /ŋɪðə/): "know"
akat (verb, /əkət/): "laugh"
awng (verb, /oŋ/): "lie"
adayvit (verb, /ədevit/): "live"
titawou (verb, /titəwaʊ/): "lose"
asamijay (verb, /əsəmɪdʒe/): "love"
uttittay (verb, /ʌɾɪɾe/): "need"
isashit (verb, /ɪsəʃɪt/): "own"
ta (verb, /ta/): "roast"
mada (verb, /mədə/): "run"
uhafa (verb, /ʌhafə/): "see"
iwano (verb, /iwænɔ/): "sit"
utt (verb, /uɾ/): "sleep"
boughba (verb, /bɒbə/): "smell"
datt (verb, /dəɾ/): "smile"
telaza (verb, /tɛlæzæ/): "stand"
eka (verb, /ɛkæ/): "strike"
ttai (verb, /ɾaɪ/): "swallow"
atabayn (verb, /ətæben/): "swim"
iw (verb, /ɪw/): "taste"
shes (verb, /ʃɛs/): "throw"
shepika (verb, /ʃɛpɪkə/): "walk"
atabay (verb, /ætæbe/): "want"
Nouns
ifi (noun, /ifɪ/): "afternoon"
ajoughdanu (noun, /ædʒɒdanʌ/): "ale"
zij (noun, /zij/): "all"
atisa (noun, /ətisə/): "alligator"
iti (noun, /ɪtɪ/): "arm"
atasi (noun, /ætəsɪ/): "ash"
ttutayzi (noun, /ɾʌtezɪ/): "aunt"
na (noun, /nə/): "axe"
dazit (noun, /dəzit/): "bark"
ga (noun, /gə/): "bay"
shitathel (noun, /ʃɪtəðɛl/): "beer"
ittafi (noun, /ɪɾəfɪ/): "beet"
ithuma (noun, /ɪðuma/): "bird"
zu (noun, /zʌ/): "blood"
ane (noun, /ənɛ/): "boar"
buhoughf (noun, /bʌhɒf/): "bone"
kaym (noun, /kem/): "breakfast"
ajadata (noun, /əjədətə/): "breast"
tha (noun, /ðə/): "brother"
lesethan (noun, /lɛsɛðən/): "castle"
ath (noun, /əð/): "cat"
amawtt (noun, /əmoɾ/): "cat"
jatan (noun, /jætən/): "chest"
aloughtta (noun, /əlɒɾə/): "chicken"
en (noun, /ɛn/): "claw"
tawthafin (noun, /toðæfɪn/): "cloud"
batezett (noun, /bətɛzɛɾ/): "coconut"
um (noun, /um/): "crime"
izi (noun, /ɪzɪ/): "day"
ukaiz (noun, /ukaɪz/): "dinner"
attatta (noun, /əɾæɾə/): "dog"
imeki (noun, /ɪmɛkɪ/): "drink"
awsit (noun, /osɪt/): "dungeon"
tija (noun, /tijæ/): "ear"
afaida (noun, /əfaɪdə/): "earth"
vathaw (noun, /vəðo/): "egg"
shafoota (noun, /ʃafʊtə/): "elder"
zadouma (noun, /zədaʊmə/): "enemy"
teng (noun, /tɛŋ/): "evening"
thah (noun, /ðæh/): "eye"
tadalan (noun, /tədələn/): "family"
suninga (noun, /sʌniŋæ/): "father"
pathima (noun, /pəðɪma/): "feather"
atas (noun, /ətəs/): "fight"
muchawtti (noun, /mʌchoɾɪ/): "finger"
aipesima (noun, /aɪpɛsɪmə/): "fire"
el (noun, /ɛl/): "fish"
ttizus (noun, /ɾɪzʌs/): "flesh"
failuki (noun, /faɪlʌkɪ/): "foot"
lawh (noun, /loh/): "forest"
lawtsetab (noun, /lotsɛtəb/): "fox"
itut (noun, /ɪtut/): "friend"
nikukaj (noun, /nɪkʌkədʒ/): "goose"
defisou (noun, /dɛfɪsaʊ/): "grease"
alay (noun, /əle/): "group"
koofaw (noun, /kʊfo/): "gulf"
anaitha (noun, /ænaɪðæ/): "hair"
dil (noun, /dil/): "hand"
isavaja (noun, /ɪsəvəjə/): "hat"
fi (noun, /fɪ/): "hate"
tifulad (noun, /tɪfuləd/): "head"
attett (noun, /əɾɛɾ/): "hill"
naheza (noun, /næhɛza/): "horn"
ttat (noun, /ɾət/): "horse"
oughth (noun, /ɒð/): "house"
widat (noun, /wɪdət/): "inn"
iletata (noun, /ilɛtətə/): "island"
ilaviv (noun, /ɪlaviv/): "jaw"
niwuthi (noun, /nɪwuðɪ/): "lake"
itti (noun, /iɾɪ/): "leaf"
aizifatt (noun, /aɪzifəɾ/): "leg"
usa (noun, /usə/): "liver"
adileq (noun, /adɪlɛq/): "louse"
zabisough (noun, /zəbɪsɒ/): "love"
maw (noun, /məw/): "lunch"
aybes (noun, /ebɛs/): "man"
dimay (noun, /dɪme/): "many"
it (noun, /it/): "meal"
awutt (noun, /æwʌɾ/): "metal"
nangi (noun, /nəŋɪ/): "mine"
afuzi (noun, /afuzi/): "monster"
athawaw (noun, /əðəwo/): "moon"
ettaidayn (noun, /ɛɾaɪden/): "morning"
tta (noun, /ɾə/): "mother"
wipa (noun, /wɪpæ/): "mountain"
di (noun, /dɪ/): "mouth"
atas (noun, /ətəs/): "name"
thi (noun, /ðɪ/): "neck"
adatudi (noun, /ədatudi/): "night"
anawfash (noun, /ənofəʃ/): "noodle"
ittap (noun, /iɾəp/): "nose"
uttak (noun, /uɾək/): "ocean"
attiduta (noun, /aɾɪdutə/): "parent"
ayttabiz (noun, /eɾəbiz/): "path"
ngan (noun, /ŋan/): "peace"
at (noun, /ət/): "pepper"
ttunawtath (noun, /ɾunotəθ/): "person"
tattitha (noun, /təɾɪða/): "pie"
tanize (noun, /tənizɛ/): "pig"
ami (noun, /əmɪ/): "rabbit"
ad (noun, /əd/): "rain"
sak (noun, /sək/): "rat"
eti (noun, /ɛtɪ/): "river"
taw (noun, /to/): "robe"
ngishan (noun, /ŋɪʃən/): "rock"
inakal (noun, /ɪnəkal/): "root"
ayfa (noun, /efə/): "salt"
sesh (noun, /sɛʃ/): "sand"
vakay (noun, /vəke/): "seed"
fulaitt (noun, /fulaɪɾ/): "sibling"
itittas (noun, /ɪtɪɾəs/): "sister"
tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "skin"
neku (noun, /nɛku/): "sky"
anilap (noun, /ənɪləp/): "smoke"
mithama (noun, /mɪðəmæ/): "snake"
igathayt (noun, /ɪgəðet/): "soup"
awitt (noun, /əwiɾ/): "star"
imanga (noun, /iməŋa/): "stew"
pu (noun, /pʌ/): "stomach"
zanawi (noun, /zənæwɪ/): "stone"
zetakan (noun, /zɛtəkən/): "stream"
dit (noun, /dɪt/): "sun"
danuni (noun, /dənuni/): "sword"
nadayl (noun, /nədel/): "tail"
okadan (noun, /ɔkædən/): "tavern"
sili (noun, /sɪli/): "thumb"
pagoutti (noun, /pəgaʊɾɪ/): "tongue"
akavai (noun, /ækəvaɪ/): "tooth"
oub (noun, /aʊb/): "tree"
ibaq (noun, /ibəq/): "truth"
oughfani (noun, /ɒfənɪ/): "uncle"
ayzoughlawi (noun, /ezɒlæwi/): "valley"
ngazu (noun, /ŋazʌ/): "war"
mat (noun, /mət/): "water"
iwa (noun, /iwə/): "way"
tiwipain (noun, /tɪwipaɪn/): "wine"
taida (noun, /taɪdə/): "woman"
asaik (noun, /əsaɪk/): "word"