Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Asetti
Asetti Dictionary
Pronouns
van (pronoun, /vən/): "he"
awa (pronoun, /əwæ/): "she"
out (pronoun, /aʊt/): "they"
wa (pronoun, /wə/): "you"
lam (pronoun, /ləm/): "we"
tha (pronoun, /ðə/): "I"
Articles
ata (article, /ətə/): "a"
awthu (article, /oðu/): "the"
Prepositions
vav (preposition, /vəv/): "and"
latta (preposition, /ləɾə/): "as"
ti (preposition, /tɪ/): "from"
ti (preposition, /ti/): "in"
di (preposition, /dɪ/): "of"
sattough (preposition, /səɾɒ/): "or"
awchame (preposition, /otʃəmɛ/): "to"
aihisatta (preposition, /aɪhɪsəɾa/): "will"
zasivit (preposition, /zəsɪvɪt/): "with"
Numbers
poote (number, /pʊtɛ/): "zero"
malitt (number, /məlɪɾ/): "one"
azudiha (number, /əzudɪhə/): "two"
liwanat (number, /liwənət/): "three"
iwoughba (number, /ɪwɒbə/): "four"
aib (number, /aɪb/): "five"
zu (number, /zʌ/): "six"
chanik (number, /tʃənɪk/): "seven"
uttata (number, /uɾətə/): "eight"
attatinu (number, /əɾətinu/): "nine"
minijis (number, /mɪnidʒɪs/): "ten"
Questions
ilathough (question, /iləðɒ/): "what"
mu (question, /mu/): "who"
aittasi (question, /aɪɾəsɪ/): "how"
tesi (question, /tɛsɪ/): "why"
tadayttat (question, /tədeɾət/): "when"
Interjections
ilawttuk (interjection, /ɪloɾʌk/): "hello"
haytaisouch (interjection, /hetaɪsaʊtʃ/): "goodbye"
ikizaitte (interjection, /ɪkɪzaɪɾɛ/): "hey"
suli (interjection, /sulɪ/): "bye"
aid (interjection, /aɪd/): "ouch"
awthamay (interjection, /oθəme/): "wow"
zanabi (interjection, /zənəbɪ/): "uh"
ativasaw (interjection, /ətɪvəso/): "er"
wewatten (interjection, /wɛwəɾɛn/): "um"
Adverbs
naithisa (adverb, /naɪðɪsə/): "again"
idikip (adverb, /ɪdɪkɪp/): "now"
ih (adverb, /ih/): "soon"
mangawcha (adverb, /məŋotʃə/): "often"
lithi (adverb, /liðɪ/): "sometimes"
zudabir (adverb, /zʌdəbiɹ/): "always"
ayf (adverb, /ef/): "never"
ame (adverb, /əmɛ/): "seldom"
Adjectives
aysit (adjective, /esit/): "aromatic"
zaingoobi (adjective, /zaɪŋʊbɪ/): "basted"
achaypuzi (adjective, /ətʃepʌzi/): "big"
apudough (adjective, /əpʌdɒ/): "bitter"
ttaw (adjective, /ɾəw/): "black"
ega (adjective, /ɛgə/): "blue"
hi (adjective, /hɪ/): "brown"
api (adjective, /əpɪ/): "chilled"
thatututh (adjective, /θətʌtʌð/): "cold"
nuna (adjective, /nunə/): "curried"
veha (adjective, /vɛhə/): "dark"
liluw (adjective, /liluw/): "deep"
aittasaz (adjective, /aɪɾəsaz/): "divine"
hought (adjective, /hɒt/): "drunk"
itayttila (adjective, /iteɾɪlə/): "empty"
attihasi (adjective, /aɾihəsɪ/): "evil"
ata (adjective, /ætə/): "familiar"
ttaithawtha (adjective, /ɾaɪðoθə/): "fat"
di (adjective, /di/): "flat"
aza (adjective, /əza/): "frail"
asazoughna (adjective, /əsazɒnæ/): "fried"
adittutt (adjective, /adɪɾʌɾ/): "full"
uvel (adjective, /ʌvɛl/): "good"
alatt (adjective, /ələɾ/): "green"
oowinawtta (adjective, /ʊwinoɾə/): "grey"
net (adjective, /nɛt/): "honest"
awl (adjective, /ol/): "hot"
pat (adjective, /pat/): "light"
anat (adjective, /anət/): "long"
attawnaja (adjective, /əɾonəjə/): "loud"
aifinatt (adjective, /aɪfinaɾ/): "mortal"
ttadangis (adjective, /ɾədəŋis/): "mysterious"
nala (adjective, /nælə/): "narrow"
oughsan (adjective, /ɒsən/): "old"
namadi (adjective, /nəmədi/): "orange"
uk (adjective, /uk/): "pungent"
aytana (adjective, /etənə/): "purple"
ava (adjective, /əvə/): "quiet"
bett (adjective, /bɛɾ/): "raw"
ayjoughkat (adjective, /edʒɒkæt/): "rectangular"
ewanu (adjective, /ɛwənu/): "red"
kid (adjective, /kid/): "roasted"
haytathi (adjective, /hetæðɪ/): "round"
enawzad (adjective, /ɛnozæd/): "salty"
ettise (adjective, /ɛɾisɛ/): "savory"
az (adjective, /əz/): "shallow"
simid (adjective, /simɪd/): "short"
ttitt (adjective, /ɾɪɾ/): "smoked"
tough (adjective, /tɒ/): "sober"
adase (adjective, /ædəsɛ/): "sour"
sayv (adjective, /sev/): "spicy"
jatettad (adjective, /jətɛɾəd/): "spiral"
kahasat (adjective, /kəhəsət/): "square"
adi (adjective, /ədi/): "steamed"
uttathate (adjective, /ʌɾəðætɛ/): "strange"
siwisou (adjective, /sɪwisaʊ/): "strong"
imanisha (adjective, /ɪmənɪʃa/): "sturdy"
oughd (adjective, /ɒd/): "sweet"
sa (adjective, /sə/): "tall"
li (adjective, /lɪ/): "thick"
akittelu (adjective, /əkɪɾɛlu/): "thin"
za (adjective, /za/): "warm"
dal (adjective, /dəl/): "weak"
attan (adjective, /æɾən/): "white"
lena (adjective, /lɛnə/): "wide"
sizayjit (adjective, /sɪzejɪt/): "yellow"
huttu (adjective, /hʌɾu/): "young"
Verbs
si (verb, /sɪ/): "bake"
enawtta (verb, /ɛnoɾə/): "be"
mayza (verb, /mezæ/): "belong"
attavatti (verb, /əɾəvəɾi/): "bite"
ab (verb, /əb/): "break"
sou (verb, /saʊ/): "burn"
oughpe (verb, /ɒpɛ/): "come"
itough (verb, /ɪtɒ/): "die"
pim (verb, /pɪm/): "drink"
kawdal (verb, /kodəl/): "eat"
lu (verb, /lʌ/): "fall"
lun (verb, /lun/): "fight"
anasayth (verb, /ænəseð/): "find"
alijawn (verb, /əlɪjon/): "fish"
daichak (verb, /daɪtʃək/): "fly"
poughna (verb, /pɒnə/): "frown"
nanaiw (verb, /nənaɪw/): "go"
sathu (verb, /səðu/): "growl"
ta (verb, /ta/): "hate"
eniwaz (verb, /ɛniwəz/): "have"
ayputaim (verb, /eputaɪm/): "hear"
umapa (verb, /ʌməpə/): "hide"
kivuvitt (verb, /kɪvuvɪɾ/): "hold"
us (verb, /ʌs/): "hunt"
niq (verb, /nɪq/): "jump"
shi (verb, /ʃɪ/): "kill"
sed (verb, /sɛd/): "know"
choumaluk (verb, /tʃaʊməlʌk/): "laugh"
ttaikouk (verb, /ɾaɪkaʊk/): "lie"
nalay (verb, /nəle/): "live"
bizida (verb, /bizɪdə/): "lose"
du (verb, /dʌ/): "love"
anamoufough (verb, /ənəmaʊfɒ/): "need"
esawni (verb, /ɛsonɪ/): "own"
li (verb, /li/): "roast"
ulu (verb, /ʌlʌ/): "run"
fasepa (verb, /fəsɛpæ/): "see"
si (verb, /sɪ/): "sit"
il (verb, /il/): "sleep"
wath (verb, /wəθ/): "smell"
asatha (verb, /əsəðə/): "smile"
oughz (verb, /ɒz/): "stand"
usetitt (verb, /ʌsɛtɪɾ/): "strike"
atte (verb, /æɾɛ/): "swallow"
ibihih (verb, /ɪbihɪh/): "swim"
awb (verb, /ob/): "taste"
athagu (verb, /aðəgu/): "throw"
eketha (verb, /ɛkɛðə/): "walk"
tahawdatt (verb, /təhodəɾ/): "want"
Nouns
sathuttay (noun, /səðuɾe/): "afternoon"
oughkin (noun, /ɒkin/): "ale"
ima (noun, /ɪma/): "all"
chivay (noun, /xɪve/): "alligator"
sila (noun, /silə/): "arm"
su (noun, /su/): "ash"
adat (noun, /ədət/): "aunt"
litanga (noun, /litəŋæ/): "axe"
inaysa (noun, /ɪnesə/): "bark"
maywude (noun, /mewʌdɛ/): "bay"
kafawu (noun, /kəfəwu/): "beer"
aini (noun, /aɪni/): "beet"
te (noun, /tɛ/): "bird"
afus (noun, /afus/): "blood"
atan (noun, /ətən/): "boar"
ewuttetta (noun, /ɛwʌɾɛɾə/): "bone"
thatti (noun, /ðəɾɪ/): "breakfast"
suda (noun, /sudə/): "breast"
anafuk (noun, /ənafʌk/): "brother"
tittepat (noun, /tɪɾɛpət/): "castle"
usoughnith (noun, /ʌsɒnɪð/): "cat"
wisia (noun, /wɪʒə/): "cat"
ik (noun, /ɪk/): "chest"
ngiludayd (noun, /ŋiluded/): "chicken"
kan (noun, /kæn/): "claw"
itakata (noun, /ɪtəkətə/): "cloud"
attithayttu (noun, /æɾɪθeɾu/): "coconut"
udizi (noun, /ʌdɪzi/): "crime"
imi (noun, /ɪmɪ/): "day"
lanawl (noun, /lənol/): "dinner"
ama (noun, /əmæ/): "dog"
ttemifa (noun, /ɾɛmɪfə/): "drink"
mani (noun, /mənɪ/): "dungeon"
he (noun, /hɛ/): "ear"
angitha (noun, /aŋɪθə/): "earth"
afaf (noun, /əfəf/): "egg"
tilaj (noun, /tɪlæj/): "elder"
ttutajaw (noun, /ɾʌtəjəw/): "enemy"
iwidad (noun, /ɪwɪdad/): "evening"
athat (noun, /əθət/): "eye"
aniza (noun, /anɪza/): "family"
nata (noun, /nætæ/): "father"
nittan (noun, /niɾən/): "feather"
akata (noun, /əkətə/): "fight"
na (noun, /næ/): "finger"
ettavupay (noun, /ɛɾəvupe/): "fire"
inida (noun, /inɪdə/): "fish"
gayttaisou (noun, /geɾaɪsaʊ/): "flesh"
akine (noun, /ækinɛ/): "foot"
maynit (noun, /menit/): "forest"
attifan (noun, /əɾɪfən/): "fox"
ttekim (noun, /ɾɛkɪm/): "friend"
ait (noun, /aɪt/): "goose"
at (noun, /ət/): "grease"
ttukawni (noun, /ɾukoni/): "group"
siziha (noun, /sizɪhə/): "gulf"
ita (noun, /itə/): "hair"
na (noun, /nə/): "hand"
thaili (noun, /ðaɪli/): "hat"
takoughti (noun, /təkɒti/): "hate"
ka (noun, /kæ/): "head"
uputtek (noun, /upuɾɛk/): "hill"
tik (noun, /tɪk/): "horn"
ize (noun, /ɪzɛ/): "horse"
vase (noun, /vəsɛ/): "house"
widinu (noun, /wɪdɪnʌ/): "inn"
um (noun, /um/): "island"
ttinid (noun, /ɾɪnɪd/): "jaw"
thayzattait (noun, /ðezəɾaɪt/): "lake"
aihutta (noun, /aɪhuɾə/): "leaf"
oughpijuz (noun, /ɒpijʌz/): "leg"
isaws (noun, /ɪsos/): "liver"
ik (noun, /ɪk/): "louse"
thalaitai (noun, /ðəlaɪtaɪ/): "love"
kavus (noun, /kævus/): "lunch"
lootuta (noun, /lʊtutæ/): "man"
ifat (noun, /ɪfət/): "many"
shezi (noun, /ʃɛzɪ/): "meal"
apayttek (noun, /əpeɾɛk/): "metal"
chachim (noun, /xətʃim/): "mine"
vu (noun, /vʌ/): "monster"
apusayhoo (noun, /əpusehʊ/): "moon"
iki (noun, /ɪki/): "morning"
ana (noun, /ənə/): "mother"
ak (noun, /ək/): "mountain"
pan (noun, /pən/): "mouth"
duvanou (noun, /dʌvənaʊ/): "name"
aipedan (noun, /aɪpɛdən/): "neck"
gas (noun, /gæs/): "night"
gawuraf (noun, /gəwuɹəf/): "noodle"
ngal (noun, /ŋal/): "nose"
ana (noun, /ənæ/): "ocean"
tathani (noun, /təðənɪ/): "parent"
udun (noun, /ʌdun/): "path"
ithatough (noun, /ɪðətɒ/): "peace"
dan (noun, /dan/): "pepper"
mebayna (noun, /mɛbenə/): "person"
asaneb (noun, /əsænɛb/): "pie"
oughttoughdut (noun, /ɒɾɒdʌt/): "pig"
nittam (noun, /nɪɾəm/): "rabbit"
awtha (noun, /oða/): "rain"
nin (noun, /nɪn/): "rat"
ettak (noun, /ɛɾək/): "river"
ab (noun, /æb/): "robe"
abatatti (noun, /əbætəɾi/): "rock"
mabujed (noun, /məbujɛd/): "root"
tusiek (noun, /tʌʒɛk/): "salt"
vaitti (noun, /vaɪɾi/): "sand"
alay (noun, /əle/): "seed"
ut (noun, /ut/): "sibling"
anetti (noun, /ənɛɾɪ/): "sister"
thasoughtal (noun, /ðəsɒtəl/): "skin"
ttanatit (noun, /ɾənətɪt/): "sky"
lahapin (noun, /ləhəpɪn/): "smoke"
asazata (noun, /əsəzətə/): "snake"
ti (noun, /ti/): "soup"
thinoughdas (noun, /ðɪnɒdəs/): "star"
use (noun, /usɛ/): "stew"
ug (noun, /ug/): "stomach"
di (noun, /dɪ/): "stone"
nittechoughn (noun, /niɾɛchɒn/): "stream"
ik (noun, /ɪk/): "sun"
suv (noun, /sʌv/): "sword"
ni (noun, /nɪ/): "tail"
ttanama (noun, /ɾənəmə/): "tavern"
it (noun, /ɪt/): "thumb"
ida (noun, /ɪdə/): "tongue"
faifatta (noun, /faɪfəɾə/): "tooth"
ibegaypu (noun, /ɪbɛgepu/): "tree"
nekiv (noun, /nɛkɪv/): "truth"
tijatath (noun, /tijətəð/): "uncle"
afuda (noun, /æfudə/): "valley"
ttithati (noun, /ɾɪðətɪ/): "war"
thita (noun, /ðɪtə/): "water"
thalijoott (noun, /ðəlɪjʊɾ/): "way"
enita (noun, /ɛnɪtə/): "wine"
awtawsh (noun, /otoʃ/): "woman"
taytte (noun, /teɾɛ/): "word"