Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Ttesusai
Ttesusai Dictionary
Pronouns
itt (pronoun, /ɪɾ/): "he"
tang (pronoun, /təŋ/): "she"
ani (pronoun, /əni/): "they"
sa (pronoun, /sə/): "you"
at (pronoun, /at/): "we"
ett (pronoun, /ɛɾ/): "I"
Articles
ta (article, /tə/): "a"
lith (article, /lɪð/): "the"
Prepositions
attig (preposition, /əɾig/): "and"
tefu (preposition, /tɛfʌ/): "as"
aziz (preposition, /azɪz/): "from"
dami (preposition, /dəmɪ/): "in"
ek (preposition, /ɛk/): "of"
si (preposition, /sɪ/): "or"
fay (preposition, /fe/): "to"
nga (preposition, /ŋə/): "will"
wi (preposition, /wɪ/): "with"
Numbers
inus (number, /ɪnʌs/): "zero"
thas (number, /ðəs/): "one"
inough (number, /ɪnɒ/): "two"
atti (number, /əɾɪ/): "three"
ezithum (number, /ɛzɪðʌm/): "four"
amab (number, /əməb/): "five"
epati (number, /ɛpəti/): "six"
oughn (number, /ɒn/): "seven"
oottath (number, /ʊɾəð/): "eight"
ang (number, /əŋ/): "nine"
uwuninu (number, /uwuninu/): "ten"
Questions
ajathu (question, /adʒəθʌ/): "what"
ach (question, /əch/): "who"
afit (question, /əfɪt/): "how"
tithupain (question, /tɪðupaɪn/): "why"
naygatt (question, /negəɾ/): "when"
Interjections
etaipa (interjection, /ɛtaɪpə/): "hello"
ba (interjection, /bə/): "goodbye"
ap (interjection, /əp/): "hey"
ubazatu (interjection, /ubəzatu/): "bye"
natse (interjection, /nətsɛ/): "ouch"
at (interjection, /ət/): "wow"
anita (interjection, /ənɪta/): "uh"
manim (interjection, /mænim/): "er"
enila (interjection, /ɛnɪlə/): "um"
Adverbs
wizudi (adverb, /wɪzʌdɪ/): "again"
ttanad (adverb, /ɾənæd/): "now"
is (adverb, /ɪs/): "soon"
aythinutt (adverb, /eðinuɾ/): "often"
hu (adverb, /hʌ/): "sometimes"
att (adverb, /əɾ/): "always"
iliv (adverb, /ɪlɪv/): "never"
enough (adverb, /ɛnɒ/): "seldom"
Adjectives
naikayt (adjective, /naɪket/): "aromatic"
atenoughf (adjective, /ətɛnɒf/): "basted"
at (adjective, /ət/): "big"
ttes (adjective, /ɾɛs/): "bitter"
radatt (adjective, /ɹədəɾ/): "black"
ttutat (adjective, /ɾutət/): "blue"
ttawakoughl (adjective, /ɾəwəkɒl/): "brown"
tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "chilled"
ath (adjective, /əð/): "cold"
ulawt (adjective, /ʌlot/): "curried"
ttit (adjective, /ɾɪt/): "dark"
vipi (adjective, /vɪpɪ/): "deep"
aza (adjective, /əzə/): "divine"
ettitai (adjective, /ɛɾɪtaɪ/): "drunk"
shajawa (adjective, /ʃædʒəwə/): "empty"
pamaw (adjective, /pəmo/): "evil"
tu (adjective, /tu/): "familiar"
aisa (adjective, /aɪsə/): "fat"
fatatt (adjective, /fətəɾ/): "flat"
am (adjective, /əm/): "frail"
anal (adjective, /ənəl/): "fried"
asaw (adjective, /əso/): "full"
zuzait (adjective, /zuzaɪt/): "good"
sifi (adjective, /sɪfi/): "green"
attakawd (adjective, /əɾəkod/): "grey"
attag (adjective, /əɾæg/): "honest"
aydehav (adjective, /edɛhəv/): "hot"
ahoughnetti (adjective, /ahɒnɛɾi/): "light"
nunaylai (adjective, /nʌnelaɪ/): "long"
imus (adjective, /ɪmʌs/): "loud"
sa (adjective, /sə/): "mortal"
shilatah (adjective, /ʃɪlətəh/): "mysterious"
taivanough (adjective, /taɪvanɒ/): "narrow"
isu (adjective, /ɪsʌ/): "old"
ataduza (adjective, /ətəduzə/): "orange"
satal (adjective, /sətæl/): "pungent"
ashabaws (adjective, /əʃəbos/): "purple"
uzasak (adjective, /ʌzəsək/): "quiet"
avu (adjective, /əvʌ/): "raw"
tufetta (adjective, /tʌfɛɾa/): "rectangular"
iv (adjective, /ɪv/): "red"
ettala (adjective, /ɛɾələ/): "roasted"
azaj (adjective, /əzədʒ/): "round"
aife (adjective, /aɪfɛ/): "salty"
ech (adjective, /ɛtʃ/): "savory"
ib (adjective, /ɪb/): "shallow"
alap (adjective, /əlæp/): "short"
ttisusig (adjective, /ɾɪsusɪg/): "smoked"
avivi (adjective, /əvivɪ/): "sober"
jeni (adjective, /jɛnɪ/): "sour"
zawittit (adjective, /zəwiɾit/): "spicy"
navayfap (adjective, /nəvefəp/): "spiral"
moughb (adjective, /mɒb/): "square"
att (adjective, /əɾ/): "steamed"
lajadi (adjective, /lədʒədɪ/): "strange"
zi (adjective, /zi/): "strong"
adithawn (adjective, /ədɪðon/): "sturdy"
tattil (adjective, /təɾɪl/): "sweet"
wihakaw (adjective, /wɪhəko/): "tall"
poo (adjective, /pʊ/): "thick"
zalihi (adjective, /zəlihɪ/): "thin"
zaisu (adjective, /zaɪsu/): "warm"
lat (adjective, /lət/): "weak"
oughdasatti (adjective, /ɒdəsəɾɪ/): "white"
ad (adjective, /æd/): "wide"
lay (adjective, /le/): "yellow"
satomal (adjective, /sətɔməl/): "young"
Verbs
an (verb, /an/): "bake"
aihidutt (verb, /aɪhɪduɾ/): "be"
sa (verb, /sæ/): "belong"
ttus (verb, /ɾʌs/): "bite"
aytu (verb, /etu/): "break"
ahai (verb, /əhaɪ/): "burn"
ayrreli (verb, /erɛlɪ/): "come"
ki (verb, /kɪ/): "die"
achim (verb, /ətʃɪm/): "drink"
la (verb, /læ/): "eat"
ttuthida (verb, /ɾuðidə/): "fall"
ethade (verb, /ɛθədɛ/): "fight"
naiji (verb, /naɪjɪ/): "find"
itetta (verb, /ɪtɛɾə/): "fish"
esiz (verb, /ɛsɪz/): "fly"
pithiking (verb, /pɪðikiŋ/): "frown"
izifadaw (verb, /ɪzifædo/): "go"
na (verb, /næ/): "growl"
natt (verb, /nəɾ/): "hate"
oittibas (verb, /ɔɪɾɪbəs/): "have"
ith (verb, /ɪθ/): "hear"
amihatta (verb, /əmɪhəɾə/): "hide"
ittasha (verb, /ɪɾəʃæ/): "hold"
asough (verb, /əsɒ/): "hunt"
tatt (verb, /təɾ/): "jump"
viz (verb, /viz/): "kill"
oughkajili (verb, /ɒkəjɪli/): "know"
at (verb, /æt/): "laugh"
kai (verb, /kaɪ/): "lie"
moozathawh (verb, /mʊzəðoh/): "live"
uttipemu (verb, /ʌɾipɛmʌ/): "lose"
akou (verb, /əkaʊ/): "love"
waiz (verb, /waɪz/): "need"
att (verb, /əɾ/): "own"
va (verb, /və/): "roast"
ailathinga (verb, /aɪləðiŋə/): "run"
as (verb, /əs/): "see"
anapa (verb, /ænəpə/): "sit"
etath (verb, /ɛtəð/): "sleep"
fawbab (verb, /fobəb/): "smell"
mavaputh (verb, /məvəpʌð/): "smile"
athoughshul (verb, /æθɒʃʌl/): "stand"
zaynima (verb, /zenɪmə/): "strike"
ayvanana (verb, /evənənə/): "swallow"
lafich (verb, /ləfɪtʃ/): "swim"
iwajak (verb, /ɪwəjək/): "taste"
la (verb, /lə/): "throw"
juttayf (verb, /dʒuɾef/): "walk"
in (verb, /ɪn/): "want"
Nouns
enikatt (noun, /ɛnɪkəɾ/): "afternoon"
lethif (noun, /lɛðɪf/): "ale"
apatt (noun, /apaɾ/): "all"
ngay (noun, /ŋe/): "alligator"
ada (noun, /ədə/): "arm"
is (noun, /is/): "ash"
ilayttus (noun, /ɪleɾʌs/): "aunt"
oughttathe (noun, /ɒɾəðɛ/): "axe"
awgus (noun, /ogʌs/): "bark"
ttuttain (noun, /ɾʌɾaɪn/): "bay"
fay (noun, /fe/): "beer"
iwi (noun, /iwɪ/): "beet"
san (noun, /sən/): "bird"
ttekap (noun, /ɾɛkəp/): "blood"
ithethanoo (noun, /ɪðɛðənʊ/): "boar"
tuv (noun, /tʌv/): "bone"
weji (noun, /wɛji/): "breakfast"
satsavi (noun, /sətsəvi/): "breast"
aigi (noun, /aɪgi/): "brother"
sattedi (noun, /səɾɛdi/): "castle"
maf (noun, /məf/): "cat"
givasaf (noun, /givəsəf/): "cat"
tat (noun, /tət/): "chest"
in (noun, /ɪn/): "chicken"
ih (noun, /ɪh/): "claw"
as (noun, /əs/): "cloud"
safi (noun, /səfɪ/): "coconut"
thimatait (noun, /ðɪmataɪt/): "crime"
tatti (noun, /təɾɪ/): "day"
ithajan (noun, /ɪðəjan/): "dinner"
ta (noun, /tæ/): "dog"
watt (noun, /wəɾ/): "drink"
oughhidayj (noun, /ɒhɪdej/): "dungeon"
vaw (noun, /vo/): "ear"
tis (noun, /tɪs/): "earth"
ku (noun, /kʌ/): "egg"
asataha (noun, /əsətæhæ/): "elder"
iwutasha (noun, /ɪwʌtəʃæ/): "enemy"
aymoughm (noun, /emɒm/): "evening"
delataz (noun, /dɛlətaz/): "eye"
nitawi (noun, /nɪtəwɪ/): "family"
rathuviz (noun, /ɹəðuviz/): "father"
ittitai (noun, /iɾɪtaɪ/): "feather"
afaf (noun, /əfəf/): "fight"
aiga (noun, /aɪgə/): "finger"
adazaysi (noun, /ədəzesɪ/): "fire"
imunga (noun, /ɪmuŋə/): "fish"
thanataw (noun, /ðanəto/): "flesh"
ttati (noun, /ɾəti/): "foot"
ttami (noun, /ɾəmi/): "forest"
namaz (noun, /næməz/): "fox"
fipiwitt (noun, /fipiwiɾ/): "friend"
kamaz (noun, /kəmæz/): "goose"
zawsu (noun, /zosʌ/): "grease"
aymanani (noun, /emənənɪ/): "group"
ani (noun, /ənɪ/): "gulf"
vanaittitt (noun, /vænaɪɾɪɾ/): "hair"
naijinaz (noun, /naɪjɪnəz/): "hand"
ittin (noun, /ɪɾɪn/): "hat"
imamati (noun, /iməməti/): "hate"
ool (noun, /ʊl/): "head"
aydiluf (noun, /edɪluf/): "hill"
attaid (noun, /əɾaɪd/): "horn"
anavatha (noun, /ənəvæðə/): "horse"
tena (noun, /tɛna/): "house"
tusi (noun, /tusɪ/): "inn"
pay (noun, /pe/): "island"
ttag (noun, /ɾəg/): "jaw"
ga (noun, /gə/): "lake"
amuwem (noun, /æmʌwɛm/): "leaf"
azayz (noun, /əzez/): "leg"
an (noun, /ən/): "liver"
lisaki (noun, /lisəkɪ/): "louse"
dida (noun, /dɪda/): "love"
ihi (noun, /ihɪ/): "lunch"
iz (noun, /iz/): "man"
veniwe (noun, /vɛniwɛ/): "many"
ainitiv (noun, /aɪnɪtɪv/): "meal"
aysha (noun, /eʃæ/): "metal"
in (noun, /in/): "mine"
danawn (noun, /dənon/): "monster"
aytiw (noun, /etɪw/): "moon"
tooth (noun, /tʊð/): "morning"
shanough (noun, /ʃənɒ/): "mother"
tejate (noun, /tɛdʒətɛ/): "mountain"
amunat (noun, /əmunət/): "mouth"
ipas (noun, /ɪpəs/): "name"
edatt (noun, /ɛdəɾ/): "neck"
didakan (noun, /dɪdækən/): "night"
ttatta (noun, /ɾəɾə/): "noodle"
ainitt (noun, /aɪnɪɾ/): "nose"
pusizawtt (noun, /pʌsɪzoɾ/): "ocean"
ttatt (noun, /ɾəɾ/): "parent"
tusa (noun, /tusa/): "path"
nudi (noun, /nʌdɪ/): "peace"
atathoughdi (noun, /atəðɒdɪ/): "pepper"
ad (noun, /æd/): "person"
mahaz (noun, /mahəz/): "pie"
etoog (noun, /ɛtʊg/): "pig"
aibenuttu (noun, /aɪbɛnʌɾʌ/): "rabbit"
atti (noun, /əɾɪ/): "rain"
ovuhi (noun, /ɔvʌhi/): "rat"
uttakaza (noun, /ʌɾəkazə/): "river"
oudapenu (noun, /aʊdəpɛnu/): "robe"
laitada (noun, /laɪtədə/): "rock"
misawzan (noun, /misozən/): "root"
usasi (noun, /usəsɪ/): "salt"
mayja (noun, /mejə/): "sand"
akulid (noun, /əkʌlɪd/): "seed"
anai (noun, /ənaɪ/): "sibling"
taj (noun, /taj/): "sister"
ataka (noun, /ətəkə/): "skin"
mangin (noun, /maŋɪn/): "sky"
ithuc (noun, /ɪðuc/): "smoke"
litu (noun, /lɪtu/): "snake"
tiki (noun, /tɪkɪ/): "soup"
ettavaw (noun, /ɛɾavo/): "star"
pai (noun, /paɪ/): "stew"
ulusenai (noun, /ʌlusɛnaɪ/): "stomach"
ettilitte (noun, /ɛɾɪlɪɾɛ/): "stone"
attitatha (noun, /æɾitəða/): "stream"
is (noun, /is/): "sun"
tadayzi (noun, /tædezɪ/): "sword"
idi (noun, /ɪdɪ/): "tail"
la (noun, /la/): "tavern"
naw (noun, /no/): "thumb"
attathawp (noun, /əɾəðop/): "tongue"
it (noun, /it/): "tooth"
aigab (noun, /aɪgəb/): "tree"
oughn (noun, /ɒn/): "truth"
noutithat (noun, /naʊtɪθət/): "uncle"
fad (noun, /fəd/): "valley"
thuha (noun, /ðuhə/): "war"
vak (noun, /vək/): "water"
asaju (noun, /æsæju/): "way"
nahal (noun, /nəhəl/): "wine"
adivab (noun, /ədɪvəb/): "woman"
etafayni (noun, /ɛtəfenɪ/): "word"