Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Ithayvi
Ithayvi Dictionary
Pronouns
in (pronoun, /ɪn/): "he"
zen (pronoun, /zɛn/): "she"
ayn (pronoun, /en/): "they"
adi (pronoun, /ədɪ/): "you"
ayn (pronoun, /en/): "we"
ouzi (pronoun, /aʊzɪ/): "I"
Articles
ttais (article, /ɾaɪs/): "a"
il (article, /il/): "the"
Prepositions
paqayw (preposition, /pəqew/): "and"
ibaidav (preposition, /ibaɪdəv/): "as"
aitavib (preposition, /aɪtəvɪb/): "from"
ititha (preposition, /itiðə/): "in"
kigittin (preposition, /kɪgɪɾin/): "of"
nasaw (preposition, /nəso/): "or"
tilivan (preposition, /tilɪvən/): "to"
sibu (preposition, /sɪbu/): "will"
ukazim (preposition, /ʌkəzɪm/): "with"
Numbers
ash (number, /əʃ/): "zero"
ttathidaiq (number, /ɾəðɪdaɪq/): "one"
naydawa (number, /nedəwə/): "two"
misaifi (number, /mɪsaɪfɪ/): "three"
atup (number, /atʌp/): "four"
tatt (number, /təɾ/): "five"
ajahat (number, /əjəhət/): "six"
nudan (number, /nudən/): "seven"
ngattezitt (number, /ŋæɾɛziɾ/): "eight"
latachim (number, /lətəchim/): "nine"
abu (number, /əbu/): "ten"
Questions
ayhithefa (question, /ehɪðɛfə/): "what"
itattan (question, /ɪtəɾən/): "who"
vas (question, /vəs/): "how"
ihoughshoutt (question, /ɪhɒʃaʊɾ/): "why"
pengi (question, /pɛŋɪ/): "when"
Interjections
madehe (interjection, /mədɛhɛ/): "hello"
gat (interjection, /gət/): "goodbye"
atim (interjection, /ətɪm/): "hey"
sadinatt (interjection, /sadɪnəɾ/): "bye"
in (interjection, /in/): "ouch"
oughvasatt (interjection, /ɒvæsəɾ/): "wow"
nawmifit (interjection, /nomɪfit/): "uh"
ttatawnas (interjection, /ɾətonəs/): "er"
elay (interjection, /ɛle/): "um"
Adverbs
oughttet (adverb, /ɒɾɛt/): "again"
ab (adverb, /əb/): "now"
ttukidd (adverb, /ɾʌkiɽ/): "soon"
poughnachif (adverb, /pɒnətʃɪf/): "often"
aikiwi (adverb, /aɪkiwɪ/): "sometimes"
vatana (adverb, /vətənæ/): "always"
wawthaw (adverb, /woðəw/): "never"
awttuladu (adverb, /oɾulədʌ/): "seldom"
Adjectives
tsitta (adjective, /tsiɾə/): "aromatic"
it (adjective, /ɪt/): "basted"
afutt (adjective, /əfʌɾ/): "big"
kunga (adjective, /kʌŋə/): "bitter"
gatt (adjective, /gəɾ/): "black"
ditt (adjective, /dɪɾ/): "blue"
ni (adjective, /ni/): "brown"
maz (adjective, /məz/): "chilled"
ki (adjective, /kɪ/): "cold"
dij (adjective, /dɪdʒ/): "curried"
akattapoo (adjective, /əkəɾəpʊ/): "dark"
atat (adjective, /ætət/): "deep"
aythibough (adjective, /eðibɒ/): "divine"
lattu (adjective, /ləɾu/): "drunk"
nini (adjective, /nɪni/): "empty"
fitanaw (adjective, /fɪtano/): "evil"
tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "familiar"
uth (adjective, /uð/): "fat"
tigedatt (adjective, /tɪgɛdəɾ/): "flat"
sava (adjective, /səva/): "frail"
ve (adjective, /vɛ/): "fried"
eb (adjective, /ɛb/): "full"
ttiki (adjective, /ɾikɪ/): "good"
lagutti (adjective, /lægʌɾɪ/): "green"
bit (adjective, /bit/): "grey"
fabig (adjective, /fæbɪg/): "honest"
ag (adjective, /əg/): "hot"
edimu (adjective, /ɛdɪmu/): "light"
kita (adjective, /kɪtə/): "long"
azoo (adjective, /azʊ/): "loud"
attasanay (adjective, /əɾasəne/): "mortal"
ittuna (adjective, /iɾʌnə/): "mysterious"
disoomi (adjective, /disʊmɪ/): "narrow"
vapawttim (adjective, /vapoɾɪm/): "old"
satt (adjective, /səɾ/): "orange"
dathatt (adjective, /dəðəɾ/): "pungent"
faliza (adjective, /fəlizə/): "purple"
kawketa (adjective, /kokɛtə/): "quiet"
alapih (adjective, /ələpɪh/): "raw"
ingaisid (adjective, /iŋaɪsid/): "rectangular"
awt (adjective, /ot/): "red"
ettutt (adjective, /ɛɾuɾ/): "roasted"
na (adjective, /na/): "round"
pazakeh (adjective, /pəzəkɛh/): "salty"
as (adjective, /əs/): "savory"
ayfanit (adjective, /efənit/): "shallow"
attig (adjective, /əɾig/): "short"
ha (adjective, /hə/): "smoked"
lathaf (adjective, /ləðəf/): "sober"
anapough (adjective, /ənəpɒ/): "sour"
thasay (adjective, /ðəse/): "spicy"
aiming (adjective, /aɪmɪŋ/): "spiral"
vuzilas (adjective, /vuzɪləs/): "square"
attalith (adjective, /aɾəlɪð/): "steamed"
theti (adjective, /ðɛtɪ/): "strange"
ad (adjective, /əd/): "strong"
sattatat (adjective, /səɾətət/): "sturdy"
lamaj (adjective, /lamədʒ/): "sweet"
awttittip (adjective, /oɾɪɾɪp/): "tall"
attiwi (adjective, /əɾɪwɪ/): "thick"
utan (adjective, /utən/): "thin"
anitaz (adjective, /ənɪtaz/): "warm"
shi (adjective, /ʃi/): "weak"
natubi (adjective, /natubɪ/): "white"
ttada (adjective, /ɾədə/): "wide"
ttuttayje (adjective, /ɾʌɾedʒɛ/): "yellow"
ipasingi (adjective, /ɪpəsɪŋi/): "young"
Verbs
anugus (verb, /ənʌgus/): "bake"
abasas (verb, /əbəsæs/): "be"
ahuc (verb, /æhuc/): "belong"
dough (verb, /dɒ/): "bite"
ought (verb, /ɒt/): "break"
wi (verb, /wɪ/): "burn"
abet (verb, /əbɛt/): "come"
enoughch (verb, /ɛnɒtʃ/): "die"
oupatt (verb, /aʊpaɾ/): "drink"
oughlaynufi (verb, /ɒlenufɪ/): "eat"
an (verb, /ən/): "fall"
oughthatou (verb, /ɒðətaʊ/): "fight"
atsittina (verb, /ətsiɾinə/): "find"
tav (verb, /təv/): "fish"
aika (verb, /aɪkə/): "fly"
al (verb, /əl/): "frown"
ttai (verb, /ɾaɪ/): "go"
aytigidd (verb, /etigɪɽ/): "growl"
thaiw (verb, /ðaɪw/): "hate"
chu (verb, /tʃʌ/): "have"
ittaw (verb, /iɾo/): "hear"
agit (verb, /ægit/): "hide"
atud (verb, /ætud/): "hold"
tattan (verb, /taɾən/): "hunt"
binay (verb, /bɪne/): "jump"
anisit (verb, /ənɪsit/): "kill"
nifipun (verb, /nifɪpʌn/): "know"
nativough (verb, /nætivɒ/): "laugh"
ayz (verb, /ez/): "lie"
oughzu (verb, /ɒzu/): "live"
dath (verb, /dəð/): "lose"
kiz (verb, /kiz/): "love"
att (verb, /əɾ/): "need"
pav (verb, /pəv/): "own"
makitt (verb, /məkɪɾ/): "roast"
souttifet (verb, /saʊɾɪfɛt/): "run"
awlaga (verb, /oləgə/): "see"
aihe (verb, /aɪhɛ/): "sit"
isashay (verb, /ɪsæʃe/): "sleep"
awtis (verb, /otɪs/): "smell"
dise (verb, /dɪsɛ/): "smile"
zis (verb, /zɪs/): "stand"
inimatt (verb, /ɪnimaɾ/): "strike"
igivay (verb, /ɪgɪve/): "swallow"
tahis (verb, /təhɪs/): "swim"
aijikai (verb, /aɪjikaɪ/): "taste"
ipema (verb, /ɪpɛmə/): "throw"
tishal (verb, /tɪʃəl/): "walk"
ana (verb, /anə/): "want"
Nouns
oughnaw (noun, /ɒno/): "afternoon"
tta (noun, /ɾa/): "ale"
in (noun, /in/): "all"
ailupaisi (noun, /aɪlupaɪʒ/): "alligator"
oughnakatu (noun, /ɒnakətʌ/): "arm"
laib (noun, /laɪb/): "ash"
vimataip (noun, /vimətaɪp/): "aunt"
anai (noun, /ənaɪ/): "axe"
edaytap (noun, /ɛdetəp/): "bark"
nitaymaiv (noun, /nɪtemaɪv/): "bay"
thaitaw (noun, /ðaɪtəw/): "beer"
ithay (noun, /ɪðe/): "beet"
kath (noun, /kað/): "bird"
ettisita (noun, /ɛɾɪsɪtə/): "blood"
bi (noun, /bi/): "boar"
atuttam (noun, /ətʌɾam/): "bone"
anemith (noun, /ənɛmɪð/): "breakfast"
ataizavi (noun, /ətaɪzəvɪ/): "breast"
ala (noun, /əlæ/): "brother"
uwapoufay (noun, /uwæpaʊfe/): "castle"
finekag (noun, /fɪnɛkəg/): "cat"
tat (noun, /tət/): "cat"
tiwa (noun, /tiwə/): "chest"
div (noun, /dɪv/): "chicken"
in (noun, /ɪn/): "claw"
idaihavi (noun, /ɪdaɪhævɪ/): "cloud"
ilawma (noun, /ilomə/): "coconut"
joughshaja (noun, /jɒʃəjə/): "crime"
battawpim (noun, /bəɾopɪm/): "day"
lathoughthaj (noun, /ləðɒðəj/): "dinner"
itt (noun, /iɾ/): "dog"
aw (noun, /əw/): "drink"
ebekingi (noun, /ɛbɛkiŋi/): "dungeon"
apiz (noun, /æpɪz/): "ear"
madipe (noun, /mədɪpɛ/): "earth"
thalid (noun, /ðælɪd/): "egg"
az (noun, /əz/): "elder"
ataythit (noun, /əteðit/): "enemy"
imiv (noun, /ɪmɪv/): "evening"
oonutt (noun, /ʊnʌɾ/): "eye"
isettij (noun, /ɪsɛɾɪdʒ/): "family"
mamayk (noun, /məmek/): "father"
avinoo (noun, /əvɪnʊ/): "feather"
awl (noun, /ol/): "fight"
awzudawtha (noun, /ozʌdoθa/): "finger"
tigi (noun, /tɪgi/): "fire"
akanahaw (noun, /əkənəho/): "fish"
dathathai (noun, /dəðəðaɪ/): "flesh"
aipath (noun, /aɪpəð/): "foot"
ngash (noun, /ŋəʃ/): "forest"
nough (noun, /nɒ/): "fox"
az (noun, /æz/): "friend"
pinis (noun, /pɪnis/): "goose"
jittikaw (noun, /jiɾikæw/): "grease"
atawub (noun, /atəwʌb/): "group"
thettukith (noun, /ðɛɾukið/): "gulf"
asas (noun, /əsəs/): "hair"
itina (noun, /ɪtɪnæ/): "hand"
mavitta (noun, /məvɪɾæ/): "hat"
inamani (noun, /ɪnəməni/): "hate"
iwiw (noun, /iwɪw/): "head"
attatte (noun, /əɾæɾɛ/): "hill"
anabal (noun, /ænəbəl/): "horn"
dayttoughsik (noun, /deɾɒsɪk/): "horse"
ebuttengi (noun, /ɛbuɾɛŋɪ/): "house"
zaz (noun, /zəz/): "inn"
itil (noun, /ɪtil/): "island"
sina (noun, /sinə/): "jaw"
vaisaisa (noun, /vaɪsaɪsə/): "lake"
de (noun, /dɛ/): "leaf"
adidim (noun, /ədɪdim/): "leg"
ta (noun, /tə/): "liver"
awvurre (noun, /ovʌrɛ/): "louse"
kang (noun, /kæŋ/): "love"
ttu (noun, /ɾu/): "lunch"
az (noun, /əz/): "man"
kiloiz (noun, /kilɔɪz/): "many"
ijettetu (noun, /ijɛɾɛtu/): "meal"
ine (noun, /inɛ/): "metal"
nida (noun, /nɪdə/): "mine"
oughtushe (noun, /ɒtʌʃɛ/): "monster"
elail (noun, /ɛlaɪl/): "moon"
ettuteth (noun, /ɛɾutɛð/): "morning"
idanin (noun, /ɪdənɪn/): "mother"
tawwapath (noun, /towapəð/): "mountain"
ma (noun, /mə/): "mouth"
ttawgazi (noun, /ɾogəzɪ/): "name"
attutasi (noun, /əɾutəsi/): "neck"
udukivu (noun, /ʌdʌkɪvʌ/): "night"
kita (noun, /kɪtə/): "noodle"
ttibaf (noun, /ɾibaf/): "nose"
ta (noun, /tə/): "ocean"
ath (noun, /əð/): "parent"
inouta (noun, /inaʊtə/): "path"
jijani (noun, /dʒɪdʒəni/): "peace"
ittanud (noun, /ɪɾənud/): "pepper"
isali (noun, /isəlɪ/): "person"
ulugugi (noun, /ʌlʌgugɪ/): "pie"
akichipoi (noun, /ækɪtʃɪpɔɪ/): "pig"
ailizash (noun, /aɪlizəʃ/): "rabbit"
ounubus (noun, /aʊnʌbus/): "rain"
ttawle (noun, /ɾolɛ/): "rat"
iwa (noun, /ɪwæ/): "river"
attatapi (noun, /əɾætəpɪ/): "robe"
awatti (noun, /əwəɾɪ/): "rock"
bijitti (noun, /bɪdʒiɾɪ/): "root"
thu (noun, /ðʌ/): "salt"
ihuga (noun, /ɪhugæ/): "sand"
sazas (noun, /səzæs/): "seed"
aynu (noun, /enu/): "sibling"
idan (noun, /ɪdən/): "sister"
ouddukough (noun, /aʊɽʌkɒ/): "skin"
oughlithaym (noun, /ɒlɪθem/): "sky"
iwu (noun, /iwʌ/): "smoke"
arikaza (noun, /æɹɪkəzə/): "snake"
fi (noun, /fɪ/): "soup"
us (noun, /ʌs/): "star"
ilat (noun, /ɪlæt/): "stew"
houghzapi (noun, /hɒzəpɪ/): "stomach"
ounazu (noun, /aʊnəzu/): "stone"
ezifatt (noun, /ɛzɪfəɾ/): "stream"
itaynayna (noun, /itenenə/): "sun"
il (noun, /il/): "sword"
ayvalich (noun, /evəlitʃ/): "tail"
thatt (noun, /ðəɾ/): "tavern"
vanaki (noun, /vənæki/): "thumb"
sahizig (noun, /səhizig/): "tongue"
edafavi (noun, /ɛdəfavi/): "tooth"
odih (noun, /ɔdɪh/): "tree"
isaythawtt (noun, /iseθoɾ/): "truth"
inazam (noun, /ɪnəzəm/): "uncle"
itaweth (noun, /itəwɛð/): "valley"
abiwetta (noun, /əbɪwɛɾæ/): "war"
edumad (noun, /ɛduməd/): "water"
itaw (noun, /ɪto/): "way"
shafoughlam (noun, /ʃəfɒləm/): "wine"
bufattap (noun, /bufæɾəp/): "woman"
yuwis (noun, /yuwis/): "word"