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Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Awttefa
Awttefa Dictionary
Pronouns
tha (pronoun, /ðæ/): "he"
vu (pronoun, /vʌ/): "she"
rruth (pronoun, /rʌð/): "they"
itt (pronoun, /ɪɾ/): "you"
za (pronoun, /zə/): "we"
iti (pronoun, /itɪ/): "I"
Articles
la (article, /la/): "a"
ttawt (article, /ɾot/): "the"
Prepositions
ttam (preposition, /ɾəm/): "and"
ounetingi (preposition, /aʊnɛtiŋɪ/): "as"
kanap (preposition, /kanæp/): "from"
tsoughngudou (preposition, /tsɒŋudaʊ/): "in"
gi (preposition, /gɪ/): "of"
tatte (preposition, /təɾɛ/): "or"
oughsathah (preposition, /ɒsaθəh/): "to"
nad (preposition, /nəd/): "will"
vattab (preposition, /vəɾəb/): "with"
Numbers
ettises (number, /ɛɾɪsɛs/): "zero"
elazootta (number, /ɛləzʊɾæ/): "one"
uddalawfa (number, /ʌɽalofə/): "two"
awbay (number, /obe/): "three"
ttasesi (number, /ɾəsɛsɪ/): "four"
thaimiw (number, /ðaɪmɪw/): "five"
mawlavi (number, /moləvi/): "six"
nawta (number, /notə/): "seven"
utad (number, /ʌtəd/): "eight"
esathuve (number, /ɛsəðuvɛ/): "nine"
iz (number, /iz/): "ten"
Questions
attaytena (question, /əɾetɛna/): "what"
itt (question, /ɪɾ/): "who"
coo (question, /cʊ/): "how"
oughn (question, /ɒn/): "why"
es (question, /ɛs/): "when"
Interjections
ath (interjection, /əð/): "hello"
lathai (interjection, /ləðaɪ/): "goodbye"
ettenaze (interjection, /ɛɾɛnəzɛ/): "hey"
taysutt (interjection, /tesuɾ/): "bye"
fa (interjection, /fæ/): "ouch"
inoujatt (interjection, /inaʊjəɾ/): "wow"
taik (interjection, /taɪk/): "uh"
alata (interjection, /ələtə/): "er"
isay (interjection, /ise/): "um"
Adverbs
una (adverb, /ʌnə/): "again"
tunguttish (adverb, /tuŋuɾɪʃ/): "now"
zattuke (adverb, /zəɾukɛ/): "soon"
ttaytata (adverb, /ɾetətə/): "often"
adaim (adverb, /ædaɪm/): "sometimes"
igoughsata (adverb, /igɒsətə/): "always"
amiw (adverb, /əmɪw/): "never"
vin (adverb, /vin/): "seldom"
Adjectives
oughng (adjective, /ɒŋ/): "aromatic"
satal (adjective, /sətəl/): "basted"
athinawna (adjective, /əθɪnonə/): "big"
sawotu (adjective, /səwɔtʌ/): "bitter"
si (adjective, /si/): "black"
luttataip (adjective, /lʌɾətaɪp/): "blue"
ifusa (adjective, /ɪfusə/): "brown"
izilitta (adjective, /ɪzɪlɪɾə/): "chilled"
wanoughmat (adjective, /wənɒmət/): "cold"
ubawttunough (adjective, /uboɾʌnɒ/): "curried"
aidaz (adjective, /aɪdəz/): "dark"
ttenaza (adjective, /ɾɛnæzə/): "deep"
satuzu (adjective, /sætuzʌ/): "divine"
attihayt (adjective, /əɾɪhet/): "drunk"
oughl (adjective, /ɒl/): "empty"
it (adjective, /ɪt/): "evil"
aittana (adjective, /aɪɾənæ/): "familiar"
ikathoughv (adjective, /ikəðɒv/): "fat"
alimu (adjective, /alimʌ/): "flat"
aidinap (adjective, /aɪdinap/): "frail"
silittaym (adjective, /silɪɾem/): "fried"
takattat (adjective, /təkəɾət/): "full"
watika (adjective, /wætɪkə/): "good"
tetatsi (adjective, /tɛtətsɪ/): "green"
ava (adjective, /əvə/): "grey"
talinai (adjective, /tælɪnaɪ/): "honest"
ttich (adjective, /ɾitʃ/): "hot"
peki (adjective, /pɛkɪ/): "light"
esin (adjective, /ɛsɪn/): "long"
jitasiaws (adjective, /dʒitəʒos/): "loud"
epiw (adjective, /ɛpiw/): "mortal"
caihaddatt (adjective, /caɪhæɽəɾ/): "mysterious"
taf (adjective, /təf/): "narrow"
tudayday (adjective, /tudede/): "old"
azan (adjective, /azən/): "orange"
ibime (adjective, /ibɪmɛ/): "pungent"
attutanga (adjective, /əɾʌtəŋə/): "purple"
uma (adjective, /ʌmə/): "quiet"
ttusid (adjective, /ɾusid/): "raw"
naituse (adjective, /naɪtʌsɛ/): "rectangular"
umata (adjective, /ʌməta/): "red"
angittinu (adjective, /əŋɪɾɪnu/): "roasted"
fagu (adjective, /fəgʌ/): "round"
tattoo (adjective, /təɾʊ/): "salty"
attough (adjective, /əɾɒ/): "savory"
tawnay (adjective, /tone/): "shallow"
ttangits (adjective, /ɾəŋɪts/): "short"
soofan (adjective, /sʊfæn/): "smoked"
ipi (adjective, /ipi/): "sober"
vitt (adjective, /viɾ/): "sour"
awf (adjective, /of/): "spicy"
apen (adjective, /əpɛn/): "spiral"
mette (adjective, /mɛɾɛ/): "square"
ulough (adjective, /ʌlɒ/): "steamed"
anan (adjective, /ənæn/): "strange"
nade (adjective, /nədɛ/): "strong"
uki (adjective, /ʌkɪ/): "sturdy"
aguvaifa (adjective, /əguvaɪfæ/): "sweet"
asana (adjective, /əsənə/): "tall"
ihili (adjective, /ɪhɪlɪ/): "thick"
sataytawl (adjective, /sətetol/): "thin"
kamett (adjective, /kəmɛɾ/): "warm"
achawnas (adjective, /ətʃonəs/): "weak"
doughtsinus (adjective, /dɒtsɪnʌs/): "white"
udulaytt (adjective, /ʌduleɾ/): "wide"
di (adjective, /di/): "yellow"
dami (adjective, /dəmɪ/): "young"
Verbs
asu (verb, /əsʌ/): "bake"
isesipa (verb, /ɪsɛsɪpə/): "be"
nis (verb, /nɪs/): "belong"
zamath (verb, /zəməð/): "bite"
izagi (verb, /ɪzəgi/): "break"
azini (verb, /əzinɪ/): "burn"
utt (verb, /uɾ/): "come"
veb (verb, /vɛb/): "die"
ju (verb, /ju/): "drink"
ala (verb, /ələ/): "eat"
dat (verb, /dæt/): "fall"
alawdaf (verb, /əlodəf/): "fight"
aittasiv (verb, /aɪɾəsɪv/): "find"
naishudai (verb, /naɪʃudaɪ/): "fish"
tathilus (verb, /təðilus/): "fly"
ottaikattay (verb, /ɔɾaɪkaɾe/): "frown"
sevani (verb, /sɛvənɪ/): "go"
basaws (verb, /bæsos/): "growl"
tadetawtt (verb, /tədɛtoɾ/): "hate"
zap (verb, /zəp/): "have"
awthehap (verb, /oðɛhap/): "hear"
ttela (verb, /ɾɛlæ/): "hide"
tatt (verb, /taɾ/): "hold"
atana (verb, /ətənə/): "hunt"
oughzaw (verb, /ɒzəw/): "jump"
vottattam (verb, /vɔɾəɾəm/): "kill"
zisidan (verb, /zisɪdən/): "know"
awpoughshas (verb, /opɒʃəs/): "laugh"
izi (verb, /ɪzɪ/): "lie"
afaita (verb, /əfaɪtə/): "live"
thi (verb, /ðɪ/): "lose"
nita (verb, /nitə/): "love"
piloughnough (verb, /pɪlɒnɒ/): "need"
uwapaythi (verb, /uwəpeði/): "own"
azi (verb, /azɪ/): "roast"
mithaymuj (verb, /mɪðemudʒ/): "run"
ttayt (verb, /ɾet/): "see"
savili (verb, /səvɪli/): "sit"
loikak (verb, /lɔɪkak/): "sleep"
nayja (verb, /nejə/): "smell"
ashi (verb, /əʃɪ/): "smile"
bip (verb, /bip/): "stand"
ulayttu (verb, /uleɾʌ/): "strike"
ittimutt (verb, /iɾimuɾ/): "swallow"
maduth (verb, /məduð/): "swim"
af (verb, /əf/): "taste"
zadij (verb, /zadij/): "throw"
taduz (verb, /təduz/): "walk"
ikivin (verb, /ɪkɪvɪn/): "want"
Nouns
ttemaga (noun, /ɾɛməgæ/): "afternoon"
setatayb (noun, /sɛtəteb/): "ale"
ttouz (noun, /ɾaʊz/): "all"
udiqay (noun, /udɪqe/): "alligator"
nu (noun, /nʌ/): "arm"
achij (noun, /ətʃɪdʒ/): "ash"
athoughfeth (noun, /əðɒfɛð/): "aunt"
maychuni (noun, /metʃʌnɪ/): "axe"
tatha (noun, /tæðə/): "bark"
ahaimu (noun, /æhaɪmu/): "bay"
anou (noun, /anaʊ/): "beer"
nawttachup (noun, /noɾətʃʌp/): "beet"
agak (noun, /əgək/): "bird"
unettatt (noun, /ʌnɛɾəɾ/): "blood"
thidiket (noun, /ðidikɛt/): "boar"
anettuki (noun, /anɛɾʌkɪ/): "bone"
ttisab (noun, /ɾɪsəb/): "breakfast"
rrapa (noun, /rəpə/): "breast"
imata (noun, /iməta/): "brother"
itaym (noun, /ɪtem/): "castle"
alawal (noun, /ələwəl/): "cat"
wadiha (noun, /wədɪhə/): "cat"
sinamayj (noun, /sɪnəmej/): "chest"
ziwev (noun, /zɪwɛv/): "chicken"
awk (noun, /ok/): "claw"
tin (noun, /tin/): "cloud"
aytemis (noun, /etɛmɪs/): "coconut"
ivatatt (noun, /ivətəɾ/): "crime"
adabi (noun, /adəbi/): "day"
att (noun, /əɾ/): "dinner"
akiv (noun, /əkɪv/): "dog"
ttu (noun, /ɾu/): "drink"
dizamuk (noun, /dɪzəmuk/): "dungeon"
ita (noun, /ɪtə/): "ear"
shapala (noun, /ʃəpələ/): "earth"
ttith (noun, /ɾɪð/): "egg"
dafitt (noun, /dæfɪɾ/): "elder"
ivathalai (noun, /ɪvəðəlaɪ/): "enemy"
lani (noun, /lənɪ/): "evening"
jahik (noun, /jæhɪk/): "eye"
ttika (noun, /ɾɪkə/): "family"
ageheta (noun, /əgɛhɛtə/): "father"
unatti (noun, /ʌnəɾɪ/): "feather"
ezibi (noun, /ɛzibɪ/): "fight"
zaisooteh (noun, /zaɪsʊtɛh/): "finger"
oughliw (noun, /ɒliw/): "fire"
nittaw (noun, /nɪɾo/): "fish"
nanivu (noun, /nənɪvu/): "flesh"
attuna (noun, /əɾunə/): "foot"
atin (noun, /ətɪn/): "forest"
uthaf (noun, /ʌðəf/): "fox"
da (noun, /də/): "friend"
anev (noun, /ənɛv/): "goose"
ehat (noun, /ɛhət/): "grease"
iwa (noun, /ɪwæ/): "group"
athatsa (noun, /əðatsə/): "gulf"
athi (noun, /æðɪ/): "hair"
shafoutta (noun, /ʃəfaʊɾə/): "hand"
itajavu (noun, /itəjəvu/): "hat"
dini (noun, /dɪni/): "hate"
abahati (noun, /əbæhətɪ/): "head"
oughdeve (noun, /ɒdɛvɛ/): "hill"
nalaitti (noun, /nəlaɪɾɪ/): "horn"
attu (noun, /æɾu/): "horse"
inebina (noun, /inɛbina/): "house"
ayttough (noun, /eɾɒ/): "inn"
thasasav (noun, /ðəsæsæv/): "island"
nayd (noun, /ned/): "jaw"
janisia (noun, /jænɪʒə/): "lake"
niw (noun, /nɪw/): "leaf"
nanah (noun, /nənah/): "leg"
uza (noun, /uzə/): "liver"
ittajoun (noun, /iɾəjaʊn/): "louse"
alayvaf (noun, /əlevəf/): "love"
sechettung (noun, /sɛtʃɛɾʌŋ/): "lunch"
asat (noun, /asət/): "man"
ap (noun, /əp/): "many"
samasa (noun, /səmæsə/): "meal"
uttibugough (noun, /ʌɾɪbʌgɒ/): "metal"
ga (noun, /gə/): "mine"
athija (noun, /əðɪdʒə/): "monster"
dawashi (noun, /dəwəʃi/): "moon"
im (noun, /ɪm/): "morning"
aba (noun, /abæ/): "mother"
itap (noun, /itəp/): "mountain"
udaynizi (noun, /ʌdenizɪ/): "mouth"
itsounait (noun, /ɪtsaʊnaɪt/): "name"
shi (noun, /ʃi/): "neck"
ttada (noun, /ɾədə/): "night"
zatt (noun, /zəɾ/): "noodle"
tanag (noun, /tənəg/): "nose"
aytalo (noun, /etəlɔ/): "ocean"
tapibaiz (noun, /təpɪbaɪz/): "parent"
tabittous (noun, /təbɪɾaʊs/): "path"
daniding (noun, /dənɪdiŋ/): "peace"
atheb (noun, /əðɛb/): "pepper"
if (noun, /if/): "person"
ttitai (noun, /ɾɪtaɪ/): "pie"
sa (noun, /sə/): "pig"
tham (noun, /ðəm/): "rabbit"
taiba (noun, /taɪbə/): "rain"
il (noun, /ɪl/): "rat"
vi (noun, /vɪ/): "river"
nat (noun, /nət/): "robe"
aykutuf (noun, /ekutuf/): "rock"
eti (noun, /ɛti/): "root"
iha (noun, /ihə/): "salt"
anat (noun, /ənət/): "sand"
an (noun, /ən/): "seed"
an (noun, /ən/): "sibling"
wika (noun, /wɪkə/): "sister"
gakach (noun, /gəkətʃ/): "skin"
ag (noun, /əg/): "sky"
tatt (noun, /tæɾ/): "smoke"
athittatt (noun, /æðiɾəɾ/): "snake"
naydana (noun, /nedənæ/): "soup"
taizai (noun, /taɪzaɪ/): "star"
esan (noun, /ɛsən/): "stew"
aizap (noun, /aɪzəp/): "stomach"
tasi (noun, /təʒ/): "stone"
awluttun (noun, /olʌɾʌn/): "stream"
oughsitt (noun, /ɒsɪɾ/): "sun"
diha (noun, /dɪhæ/): "sword"
tesett (noun, /tɛsɛɾ/): "tail"
batuttitt (noun, /bətuɾɪɾ/): "tavern"
ja (noun, /ja/): "thumb"
hathila (noun, /həðɪlə/): "tongue"
awvoughttidi (noun, /ovɒɾɪdɪ/): "tooth"
zatiy (noun, /zətiy/): "tree"
utti (noun, /ʌɾɪ/): "truth"
asiraw (noun, /əsiɹo/): "uncle"
oughttawm (noun, /ɒɾom/): "valley"
ain (noun, /aɪn/): "war"
tted (noun, /ɾɛd/): "water"
tamafa (noun, /təməfə/): "way"
tattinet (noun, /təɾɪnɛt/): "wine"
hedidi (noun, /hɛdidɪ/): "woman"
ak (noun, /ək/): "word"