Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Namatt
Namatt Dictionary
Pronouns
aithe (pronoun, /aɪðɛ/): "he"
it (pronoun, /ɪt/): "she"
as (pronoun, /əs/): "they"
as (pronoun, /əs/): "you"
lal (pronoun, /ləl/): "we"
ba (pronoun, /bə/): "I"
Articles
lat (article, /lət/): "a"
tatt (article, /tæɾ/): "the"
Prepositions
ttadathi (preposition, /ɾədəðɪ/): "and"
ittina (preposition, /ɪɾɪnə/): "as"
pay (preposition, /pəy/): "from"
tsateta (preposition, /tsatɛtə/): "in"
ttettazou (preposition, /ɾɛɾazaʊ/): "of"
am (preposition, /əm/): "or"
nuttupi (preposition, /nʌɾʌpɪ/): "to"
alithati (preposition, /ælɪðəti/): "will"
pa (preposition, /pə/): "with"
Numbers
afuhil (number, /əfuhɪl/): "zero"
ul (number, /ul/): "one"
saws (number, /sos/): "two"
du (number, /du/): "three"
ekoo (number, /ɛkʊ/): "four"
fal (number, /fəl/): "five"
da (number, /də/): "six"
vida (number, /vɪdæ/): "seven"
otaisisi (number, /ɔtaɪsisɪ/): "eight"
vazizes (number, /vazɪzɛs/): "nine"
apil (number, /apil/): "ten"
Questions
zoughza (question, /zɒzæ/): "what"
ile (question, /ɪlɛ/): "who"
outtaik (question, /aʊɾaɪk/): "how"
tithaytan (question, /tiθetən/): "why"
aitapa (question, /aɪtəpə/): "when"
Interjections
chaitaythil (interjection, /chaɪteðɪl/): "hello"
thatt (interjection, /ðəɾ/): "goodbye"
gi (interjection, /gi/): "hey"
lachithaw (interjection, /latʃiðo/): "bye"
zada (interjection, /zədə/): "ouch"
ayga (interjection, /egə/): "wow"
ttan (interjection, /ɾən/): "uh"
atil (interjection, /ətil/): "er"
attain (interjection, /əɾaɪn/): "um"
Adverbs
tamen (adverb, /təmɛn/): "again"
banak (adverb, /bənək/): "now"
ttatt (adverb, /ɾəɾ/): "soon"
bawvaju (adverb, /bovəju/): "often"
aid (adverb, /aɪd/): "sometimes"
vi (adverb, /vɪ/): "always"
vi (adverb, /vi/): "never"
was (adverb, /wəs/): "seldom"
Adjectives
lete (adjective, /lɛtɛ/): "aromatic"
ka (adjective, /kə/): "basted"
aisiayviba (adjective, /aɪʒevɪbə/): "big"
lim (adjective, /lɪm/): "bitter"
nevidan (adjective, /nɛvɪdən/): "black"
lataza (adjective, /lətəzæ/): "blue"
awtt (adjective, /oɾ/): "brown"
sat (adjective, /sət/): "chilled"
widi (adjective, /wɪdɪ/): "cold"
ays (adjective, /es/): "curried"
ailese (adjective, /aɪlɛsɛ/): "dark"
chi (adjective, /tʃɪ/): "deep"
ingi (adjective, /ɪŋi/): "divine"
tapiv (adjective, /təpɪv/): "drunk"
lalan (adjective, /lælən/): "empty"
ittazasou (adjective, /ɪɾəzəsaʊ/): "evil"
athattahai (adjective, /əðaɾahaɪ/): "familiar"
ena (adjective, /ɛnæ/): "fat"
idi (adjective, /ɪdi/): "flat"
awma (adjective, /omæ/): "frail"
ayngusat (adjective, /eŋʌsət/): "fried"
aitibavoo (adjective, /aɪtɪbəvʊ/): "full"
sa (adjective, /sæ/): "good"
anikay (adjective, /ənɪke/): "green"
atibi (adjective, /atibɪ/): "grey"
nayttiz (adjective, /neɾɪz/): "honest"
attitt (adjective, /əɾɪɾ/): "hot"
ni (adjective, /nɪ/): "light"
afada (adjective, /əfada/): "long"
at (adjective, /ət/): "loud"
attapi (adjective, /aɾəpɪ/): "mortal"
abayth (adjective, /əbeð/): "mysterious"
dinatutt (adjective, /dɪnætuɾ/): "narrow"
rregidad (adjective, /rɛgɪdəd/): "old"
ela (adjective, /ɛlə/): "orange"
attoughj (adjective, /əɾɒdʒ/): "pungent"
anig (adjective, /ənig/): "purple"
akathawtaw (adjective, /əkəðoto/): "quiet"
adadoughmi (adjective, /ədədɒmɪ/): "raw"
thane (adjective, /ðənɛ/): "rectangular"
ava (adjective, /avə/): "red"
aydushoo (adjective, /edʌʃʊ/): "roasted"
amis (adjective, /əmis/): "round"
wousha (adjective, /waʊʃə/): "salty"
boughwakiw (adjective, /bɒwækɪw/): "savory"
dingatt (adjective, /dɪŋaɾ/): "shallow"
sa (adjective, /sə/): "short"
nanaw (adjective, /nənəw/): "smoked"
edaifa (adjective, /ɛdaɪfə/): "sober"
jaz (adjective, /dʒəz/): "sour"
faw (adjective, /fo/): "spicy"
asachatti (adjective, /æsətʃəɾi/): "spiral"
zuvisail (adjective, /zʌvɪsaɪl/): "square"
apu (adjective, /əpu/): "steamed"
nasuda (adjective, /nəsʌdæ/): "strange"
tittunin (adjective, /tɪɾunɪn/): "strong"
ttawp (adjective, /ɾop/): "sturdy"
pikawla (adjective, /pɪkola/): "sweet"
tten (adjective, /ɾɛn/): "tall"
mikuz (adjective, /mɪkuz/): "thick"
asaped (adjective, /əsəpɛd/): "thin"
nuthane (adjective, /nuθənɛ/): "warm"
oughzi (adjective, /ɒzɪ/): "weak"
sinathayl (adjective, /sɪnəðel/): "white"
athi (adjective, /əðɪ/): "wide"
adafi (adjective, /ədəfi/): "yellow"
takawsh (adjective, /təkoʃ/): "young"
Verbs
alel (verb, /əlɛl/): "bake"
ayda (verb, /edə/): "be"
hipalitt (verb, /hipæliɾ/): "belong"
nutawat (verb, /nutəwət/): "bite"
akasi (verb, /əkəsɪ/): "break"
kimi (verb, /kimɪ/): "burn"
inettas (verb, /ɪnɛɾəs/): "come"
enou (verb, /ɛnaʊ/): "die"
tithouthi (verb, /tiðaʊði/): "drink"
ays (verb, /es/): "eat"
una (verb, /una/): "fall"
abanena (verb, /əbənɛnə/): "fight"
asaiti (verb, /əsaɪtɪ/): "find"
attought (verb, /æɾɒt/): "fish"
athutan (verb, /æðutən/): "fly"
dahoughs (verb, /dæhɒs/): "frown"
zinat (verb, /zinat/): "go"
javas (verb, /jəvəs/): "growl"
attefoutti (verb, /əɾɛfaʊɾɪ/): "hate"
asi (verb, /əsi/): "have"
itt (verb, /ɪɾ/): "hear"
nimin (verb, /nɪmin/): "hide"
maniz (verb, /məniz/): "hold"
apafiku (verb, /æpəfɪkʌ/): "hunt"
al (verb, /əl/): "jump"
ittuk (verb, /iɾʌk/): "kill"
luthiti (verb, /luðitɪ/): "know"
athasid (verb, /əθəsid/): "laugh"
ba (verb, /bæ/): "lie"
lus (verb, /lus/): "live"
taloozag (verb, /təlʊzæg/): "lose"
an (verb, /æn/): "love"
ithett (verb, /iðɛɾ/): "need"
akiv (verb, /əkɪv/): "own"
pawnamiw (verb, /ponəmiw/): "roast"
ala (verb, /əla/): "run"
ashamich (verb, /æʃəmɪtʃ/): "see"
isawhitta (verb, /ɪsohɪɾə/): "sit"
aibilittai (verb, /aɪbɪlɪɾaɪ/): "sleep"
attunai (verb, /əɾunaɪ/): "smell"
ishawpati (verb, /iʃopətɪ/): "smile"
tu (verb, /tʌ/): "stand"
am (verb, /əm/): "strike"
in (verb, /in/): "swallow"
awjapi (verb, /ojəpɪ/): "swim"
ad (verb, /əd/): "taste"
is (verb, /ɪs/): "throw"
nanunaich (verb, /nənunaɪtʃ/): "walk"
muhazul (verb, /muhazul/): "want"
Nouns
ed (noun, /ɛd/): "afternoon"
utta (noun, /uɾə/): "ale"
men (noun, /mɛn/): "all"
shi (noun, /ʃɪ/): "alligator"
azad (noun, /əzəd/): "arm"
wa (noun, /wə/): "ash"
amanite (noun, /amænɪtɛ/): "aunt"
itin (noun, /ɪtin/): "axe"
anivingi (noun, /ənɪviŋɪ/): "bark"
attad (noun, /əɾəd/): "bay"
ttak (noun, /ɾək/): "beer"
usu (noun, /ʌsu/): "beet"
iha (noun, /ihə/): "bird"
tinika (noun, /tɪnɪkə/): "blood"
tachaid (noun, /tətʃaɪd/): "boar"
tanganel (noun, /təŋənɛl/): "bone"
ivitipi (noun, /ɪvitipɪ/): "breakfast"
ba (noun, /bæ/): "breast"
engaiteda (noun, /ɛŋaɪtɛdə/): "brother"
apoughttathe (noun, /əpɒɾəθɛ/): "castle"
ajaw (noun, /ədʒo/): "cat"
itum (noun, /itum/): "cat"
zala (noun, /zələ/): "chest"
nez (noun, /nɛz/): "chicken"
is (noun, /ɪs/): "claw"
aycanetha (noun, /ecənɛðə/): "cloud"
di (noun, /di/): "coconut"
us (noun, /ʌs/): "crime"
ttaizeb (noun, /ɾaɪzɛb/): "day"
aylukud (noun, /elʌkʌd/): "dinner"
ne (noun, /nɛ/): "dog"
soughtti (noun, /sɒɾɪ/): "drink"
ip (noun, /ip/): "dungeon"
attunis (noun, /əɾunɪs/): "ear"
takak (noun, /təkək/): "earth"
adini (noun, /adɪnɪ/): "egg"
outh (noun, /aʊð/): "elder"
ip (noun, /ip/): "enemy"
shabam (noun, /ʃəbəm/): "evening"
hanatt (noun, /hanæɾ/): "eye"
etival (noun, /ɛtivəl/): "family"
diju (noun, /dɪdʒu/): "father"
ki (noun, /ki/): "feather"
mat (noun, /mət/): "fight"
un (noun, /un/): "finger"
lane (noun, /lænɛ/): "fire"
at (noun, /ət/): "fish"
utedaza (noun, /ʌtɛdəzə/): "flesh"
ipalus (noun, /ɪpəlʌs/): "foot"
al (noun, /əl/): "forest"
awsh (noun, /oʃ/): "fox"
ipawp (noun, /ipop/): "friend"
fakujich (noun, /fəkʌjɪtʃ/): "goose"
taittiwap (noun, /taɪɾɪwəp/): "grease"
inep (noun, /ɪnɛp/): "group"
angejat (noun, /əŋɛdʒət/): "gulf"
ifina (noun, /ɪfɪnə/): "hair"
seb (noun, /sɛb/): "hand"
nita (noun, /nɪtə/): "hat"
lasa (noun, /ləsæ/): "hate"
mawwi (noun, /mowi/): "head"
pashif (noun, /pəʃɪf/): "hill"
amel (noun, /əmɛl/): "horn"
ama (noun, /əmə/): "horse"
tajavi (noun, /tajævi/): "house"
mihi (noun, /mɪhɪ/): "inn"
in (noun, /ɪn/): "island"
zathasaj (noun, /zəðəsədʒ/): "jaw"
ith (noun, /iθ/): "lake"
laivethawth (noun, /laɪvɛðoð/): "leaf"
idat (noun, /idat/): "leg"
ila (noun, /ɪlæ/): "liver"
ttibaittut (noun, /ɾɪbaɪɾut/): "louse"
afatizay (noun, /əfətɪze/): "love"
atit (noun, /atɪt/): "lunch"
una (noun, /ʌnə/): "man"
tu (noun, /tʌ/): "many"
ttanough (noun, /ɾænɒ/): "meal"
atit (noun, /ətit/): "metal"
kuluk (noun, /kuluk/): "mine"
ttisagal (noun, /ɾɪsəgæl/): "monster"
tayfa (noun, /tefə/): "moon"
attoungak (noun, /əɾaʊŋək/): "morning"
ittu (noun, /iɾu/): "mother"
vawuvoo (noun, /vəwʌvʊ/): "mountain"
aba (noun, /æbə/): "mouth"
edawatt (noun, /ɛdəwæɾ/): "name"
ajawt (noun, /ædʒot/): "neck"
nai (noun, /naɪ/): "night"
ti (noun, /tɪ/): "noodle"
ikaisia (noun, /ikaɪʒə/): "nose"
za (noun, /zə/): "ocean"
ininath (noun, /ɪninəð/): "parent"
juk (noun, /jʌk/): "path"
shut (noun, /ʃʌt/): "peace"
lusainait (noun, /lusaɪnaɪt/): "pepper"
attamoughsha (noun, /əɾamɒʃa/): "person"
nadoughsa (noun, /nədɒsə/): "pie"
ttaib (noun, /ɾaɪb/): "pig"
ipetoughtt (noun, /ipɛtɒɾ/): "rabbit"
ne (noun, /nɛ/): "rain"
thai (noun, /ðaɪ/): "rat"
mathu (noun, /məðʌ/): "river"
epinapu (noun, /ɛpɪnapu/): "robe"
aitafough (noun, /aɪtəfɒ/): "rock"
ittattiti (noun, /iɾəɾɪtɪ/): "root"
vapuk (noun, /væpuk/): "salt"
navivu (noun, /nævɪvu/): "sand"
inaywif (noun, /inewɪf/): "seed"
une (noun, /ʌnɛ/): "sibling"
satta (noun, /səɾa/): "sister"
chit (noun, /tʃɪt/): "skin"
alatiti (noun, /ələtitɪ/): "sky"
atabat (noun, /ətəbət/): "smoke"
itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "snake"
afa (noun, /æfa/): "soup"
na (noun, /næ/): "star"
athazuya (noun, /əðəzuyæ/): "stew"
kathakin (noun, /kəθəkɪn/): "stomach"
oughlawsiba (noun, /ɒlosɪbæ/): "stone"
lod (noun, /lɔd/): "stream"
tad (noun, /təd/): "sun"
anai (noun, /ənaɪ/): "sword"
niti (noun, /nɪtɪ/): "tail"
pah (noun, /pəh/): "tavern"
eva (noun, /ɛvə/): "thumb"
thoughn (noun, /ðɒn/): "tongue"
uthawn (noun, /ʌðon/): "tooth"
kan (noun, /kən/): "tree"
agayfait (noun, /əgefaɪt/): "truth"
itittangi (noun, /ɪtiɾəŋi/): "uncle"
laday (noun, /ləde/): "valley"
lavuh (noun, /ləvʌh/): "war"
itan (noun, /ɪtən/): "water"
nusi (noun, /nusi/): "way"
thisi (noun, /ðɪsi/): "wine"
sattadaw (noun, /saɾədəw/): "woman"
nufaki (noun, /nʌfakɪ/): "word"