Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Utaku
Utaku Dictionary
Pronouns
ani (pronoun, /ənɪ/): "he"
aw (pronoun, /əw/): "she"
ah (pronoun, /əh/): "they"
ek (pronoun, /ɛk/): "you"
azi (pronoun, /əzɪ/): "we"
ize (pronoun, /ɪzɛ/): "I"
Articles
as (article, /æs/): "a"
it (article, /it/): "the"
Prepositions
kapoughs (preposition, /kəpɒs/): "and"
aytu (preposition, /etʌ/): "as"
azay (preposition, /əze/): "from"
ida (preposition, /ɪdæ/): "in"
tasana (preposition, /tæsənə/): "of"
isus (preposition, /isus/): "or"
itiza (preposition, /itizə/): "to"
satayttough (preposition, /səteɾɒ/): "will"
nitawg (preposition, /nitog/): "with"
Numbers
uli (number, /ulɪ/): "zero"
ibawnakay (number, /ɪbonəke/): "one"
lazawdun (number, /ləzodʌn/): "two"
nuni (number, /nʌnɪ/): "three"
idishaz (number, /idiʃəz/): "four"
tawl (number, /tol/): "five"
vatt (number, /vəɾ/): "six"
singa (number, /sɪŋə/): "seven"
tti (number, /ɾɪ/): "eight"
ihoughluk (number, /ɪhɒluk/): "nine"
it (number, /it/): "ten"
Questions
tatis (question, /tætɪs/): "what"
tti (question, /ɾi/): "who"
ukoo (question, /ʌkʊ/): "how"
zel (question, /zɛl/): "why"
emin (question, /ɛmɪn/): "when"
Interjections
naythou (interjection, /neðaʊ/): "hello"
oughtulas (interjection, /ɒtuləs/): "goodbye"
attedath (interjection, /əɾɛdəð/): "hey"
nin (interjection, /nɪn/): "bye"
ususi (interjection, /ʌsʌsɪ/): "ouch"
piwamitt (interjection, /pɪwəmiɾ/): "wow"
uti (interjection, /ʌtɪ/): "uh"
ilay (interjection, /ɪle/): "er"
ayv (interjection, /ev/): "um"
Adverbs
hinikaik (adverb, /hɪnɪkaɪk/): "again"
aysudathi (adverb, /esudəðɪ/): "now"
itta (adverb, /iɾə/): "soon"
ttuj (adverb, /ɾudʒ/): "often"
wekam (adverb, /wɛkəm/): "sometimes"
chenunu (adverb, /chɛnunʌ/): "always"
oojou (adverb, /ʊdʒaʊ/): "never"
nazutat (adverb, /næzʌtət/): "seldom"
Adjectives
isuta (adjective, /ɪsuta/): "aromatic"
oughmingi (adjective, /ɒmiŋɪ/): "basted"
dalayhough (adjective, /dəlehɒ/): "big"
tash (adjective, /təʃ/): "bitter"
awittawth (adjective, /æwiɾoð/): "black"
withash (adjective, /wiðəʃ/): "blue"
kaith (adjective, /kaɪθ/): "brown"
vanit (adjective, /vənit/): "chilled"
fukat (adjective, /fukət/): "cold"
ttoughtte (adjective, /ɾɒɾɛ/): "curried"
zigawna (adjective, /zɪgonə/): "dark"
bitit (adjective, /bitit/): "deep"
sheliv (adjective, /ʃɛlɪv/): "divine"
ain (adjective, /aɪn/): "drunk"
tatt (adjective, /təɾ/): "empty"
takin (adjective, /təkɪn/): "evil"
oolate (adjective, /ʊlatɛ/): "familiar"
iti (adjective, /ɪtɪ/): "fat"
ulattabi (adjective, /ʌləɾəbi/): "flat"
nittavig (adjective, /nɪɾəvɪg/): "frail"
chunik (adjective, /xunik/): "fried"
uta (adjective, /utə/): "full"
dapaitt (adjective, /dəpaɪɾ/): "good"
ad (adjective, /əd/): "green"
aivough (adjective, /aɪvɒ/): "grey"
aytapuni (adjective, /etapunɪ/): "honest"
athaijuth (adjective, /əðaɪjuð/): "hot"
bapoughkad (adjective, /bəpɒkəd/): "light"
aichut (adjective, /aɪtʃut/): "long"
ungaluz (adjective, /ʌŋəlʌz/): "loud"
ibape (adjective, /ibəpɛ/): "mortal"
sathawrr (adjective, /səðor/): "mysterious"
isatt (adjective, /isæɾ/): "narrow"
oudami (adjective, /aʊdəmɪ/): "old"
ihi (adjective, /ɪhi/): "orange"
da (adjective, /də/): "pungent"
ama (adjective, /əmæ/): "purple"
inabi (adjective, /ɪnæbi/): "quiet"
afath (adjective, /əfaθ/): "raw"
jaw (adjective, /jo/): "rectangular"
hadunet (adjective, /hədunɛt/): "red"
ttadawawt (adjective, /ɾədəwot/): "roasted"
alalayz (adjective, /ələlez/): "round"
tatha (adjective, /təðə/): "salty"
ttaja (adjective, /ɾəjə/): "savory"
tila (adjective, /tɪlə/): "shallow"
ttupusin (adjective, /ɾupusɪn/): "short"
ouzezip (adjective, /aʊzɛzɪp/): "smoked"
hitawfi (adjective, /hɪtofɪ/): "sober"
aythafip (adjective, /eðəfɪp/): "sour"
pis (adjective, /pɪs/): "spicy"
itailithu (adjective, /ɪtaɪliðu/): "spiral"
esipafi (adjective, /ɛsipəfɪ/): "square"
li (adjective, /lɪ/): "steamed"
itt (adjective, /iɾ/): "strange"
saichath (adjective, /saɪchæð/): "strong"
uttid (adjective, /uɾid/): "sturdy"
ida (adjective, /idə/): "sweet"
fezivi (adjective, /fɛzivi/): "tall"
ithal (adjective, /ɪðəl/): "thick"
atouda (adjective, /ətaʊdə/): "thin"
jaj (adjective, /dʒədʒ/): "warm"
ittawngiba (adjective, /ɪɾoŋɪbæ/): "weak"
ara (adjective, /əɹə/): "white"
tith (adjective, /tɪð/): "wide"
attough (adjective, /aɾɒ/): "yellow"
aynibas (adjective, /enibəs/): "young"
Verbs
atte (verb, /əɾɛ/): "bake"
oughtt (verb, /ɒɾ/): "be"
oisivivay (verb, /ɔɪsivɪve/): "belong"
ittaidayri (verb, /ɪɾaɪdeɹi/): "bite"
etooth (verb, /ɛtʊθ/): "break"
ttajip (verb, /ɾæjɪp/): "burn"
pawu (verb, /pəwu/): "come"
etunaitu (verb, /ɛtunaɪtʌ/): "die"
as (verb, /əs/): "drink"
sithouttay (verb, /sɪðaʊɾe/): "eat"
udu (verb, /udu/): "fall"
asaching (verb, /əsətʃiŋ/): "fight"
laninan (verb, /lanɪnən/): "find"
utavitt (verb, /ʌtəviɾ/): "fish"
nafaytitt (verb, /nəfetɪɾ/): "fly"
asaypaw (verb, /əsepo/): "frown"
aluttibough (verb, /əluɾɪbɒ/): "go"
sinaf (verb, /sinəf/): "growl"
umayhatta (verb, /ʌmehəɾə/): "hate"
thanawnaf (verb, /ðənonəf/): "have"
ngitha (verb, /ŋɪθə/): "hear"
vangakin (verb, /vəŋækɪn/): "hide"
mewi (verb, /mɛwi/): "hold"
itisid (verb, /ɪtɪsɪd/): "hunt"
lupalai (verb, /lupəlaɪ/): "jump"
satt (verb, /saɾ/): "kill"
aizay (verb, /aɪze/): "know"
kawdaywawq (verb, /kodewoq/): "laugh"
awbuthanoo (verb, /obʌθənʊ/): "lie"
mivaja (verb, /mɪvəjə/): "live"
ugich (verb, /ugitʃ/): "lose"
ta (verb, /tæ/): "love"
adu (verb, /ədʌ/): "need"
azizuma (verb, /æzɪzumə/): "own"
ttekaz (verb, /ɾɛkəz/): "roast"
ittala (verb, /ɪɾələ/): "run"
latavus (verb, /lətævus/): "see"
esha (verb, /ɛʃə/): "sit"
taitt (verb, /taɪɾ/): "sleep"
itoughta (verb, /ɪtɒtə/): "smell"
ingett (verb, /ɪŋɛɾ/): "smile"
ik (verb, /ɪk/): "stand"
sittin (verb, /siɾɪn/): "strike"
athanah (verb, /əθənəh/): "swallow"
tha (verb, /ðæ/): "swim"
ainenak (verb, /aɪnɛnæk/): "taste"
anakitha (verb, /ənəkɪðæ/): "throw"
kimath (verb, /kɪmæð/): "walk"
ilatt (verb, /ɪlæɾ/): "want"
Nouns
noughttulus (noun, /nɒɾulus/): "afternoon"
inemul (noun, /ɪnɛmʌl/): "ale"
mak (noun, /mək/): "all"
zahashay (noun, /zəhəʃe/): "alligator"
ittenawmi (noun, /ɪɾɛnomi/): "arm"
ttapa (noun, /ɾəpə/): "ash"
ipasif (noun, /ɪpəsɪf/): "aunt"
ihi (noun, /ɪhi/): "axe"
ethitti (noun, /ɛðiɾi/): "bark"
itazima (noun, /ɪtazɪmə/): "bay"
ak (noun, /ək/): "beer"
athaba (noun, /əðəbə/): "beet"
it (noun, /ɪt/): "bird"
pajitta (noun, /pædʒiɾə/): "blood"
oule (noun, /aʊlɛ/): "boar"
iz (noun, /iz/): "bone"
aythan (noun, /eðən/): "breakfast"
thattud (noun, /ðəɾud/): "breast"
aigalap (noun, /aɪgəlap/): "brother"
tattabi (noun, /təɾəbɪ/): "castle"
atizaile (noun, /ətizaɪlɛ/): "cat"
oughttatad (noun, /ɒɾətəd/): "cat"
uteb (noun, /ʌtɛb/): "chest"
ttatt (noun, /ɾəɾ/): "chicken"
erer (noun, /ɛɹɛɹ/): "claw"
wu (noun, /wu/): "cloud"
iz (noun, /iz/): "coconut"
ni (noun, /ni/): "crime"
anutaw (noun, /ənʌto/): "day"
ezusayka (noun, /ɛzusekə/): "dinner"
inasang (noun, /inəsəŋ/): "dog"
sakekath (noun, /səkɛkəθ/): "drink"
damaithatt (noun, /damaɪθəɾ/): "dungeon"
tivilat (noun, /tɪvɪlət/): "ear"
je (noun, /dʒɛ/): "earth"
att (noun, /əɾ/): "egg"
elawzin (noun, /ɛlozɪn/): "elder"
oughtasa (noun, /ɒtəsə/): "enemy"
nail (noun, /naɪl/): "evening"
asa (noun, /əsa/): "eye"
alitt (noun, /əliɾ/): "family"
itti (noun, /iɾɪ/): "father"
es (noun, /ɛs/): "feather"
bin (noun, /bɪn/): "fight"
kittilil (noun, /kɪɾɪlɪl/): "finger"
attaza (noun, /əɾəzə/): "fire"
maw (noun, /mo/): "fish"
ethene (noun, /ɛðɛnɛ/): "flesh"
ak (noun, /æk/): "foot"
eli (noun, /ɛlɪ/): "forest"
asoughnguv (noun, /əsɒŋʌv/): "fox"
ayn (noun, /en/): "friend"
ait (noun, /aɪt/): "goose"
jach (noun, /jætʃ/): "grease"
letaile (noun, /lɛtaɪlɛ/): "group"
jagiti (noun, /jəgɪtɪ/): "gulf"
kil (noun, /kil/): "hair"
natalu (noun, /nətəlʌ/): "hand"
aj (noun, /əj/): "hat"
ake (noun, /əkɛ/): "hate"
sil (noun, /sil/): "head"
vanattim (noun, /vænəɾɪm/): "hill"
ta (noun, /tə/): "horn"
uwiwaka (noun, /ʌwɪwəkə/): "horse"
ug (noun, /ʌg/): "house"
sha (noun, /ʃə/): "inn"
though (noun, /ðɒ/): "island"
nitichai (noun, /nititʃaɪ/): "jaw"
uw (noun, /uw/): "lake"
ttizoughl (noun, /ɾɪzɒl/): "leaf"
zasoughthatt (noun, /zasɒðəɾ/): "leg"
ittab (noun, /iɾəb/): "liver"
futt (noun, /fuɾ/): "louse"
ittuzai (noun, /ɪɾuzaɪ/): "love"
ayn (noun, /en/): "lunch"
ka (noun, /kæ/): "man"
wama (noun, /wəmə/): "many"
awtaw (noun, /oto/): "meal"
at (noun, /ət/): "metal"
dough (noun, /dɒ/): "mine"
ijuna (noun, /ijʌnə/): "monster"
ibawtta (noun, /ɪboɾə/): "moon"
sith (noun, /sɪð/): "morning"
tazu (noun, /təzʌ/): "mother"
afeti (noun, /əfɛti/): "mountain"
inge (noun, /ɪŋɛ/): "mouth"
houghne (noun, /hɒnɛ/): "name"
di (noun, /di/): "neck"
ngettaikutt (noun, /ŋɛɾaɪkʌɾ/): "night"
net (noun, /nɛt/): "noodle"
ath (noun, /əð/): "nose"
moo (noun, /mʊ/): "ocean"
tizanip (noun, /tɪzənɪp/): "parent"
azi (noun, /əzi/): "path"
thu (noun, /θu/): "peace"
diz (noun, /diz/): "pepper"
ipe (noun, /ipɛ/): "person"
awrram (noun, /orəm/): "pie"
nga (noun, /ŋə/): "pig"
ez (noun, /ɛz/): "rabbit"
uttayzaj (noun, /uɾezəj/): "rain"
naj (noun, /nəj/): "rat"
is (noun, /ɪs/): "river"
evuthana (noun, /ɛvʌθənə/): "robe"
thazul (noun, /ðæzʌl/): "rock"
at (noun, /ət/): "root"
isej (noun, /ɪsɛj/): "salt"
sattit (noun, /səɾɪt/): "sand"
lin (noun, /lɪn/): "seed"
saluv (noun, /səluv/): "sibling"
aitawa (noun, /aɪtəwə/): "sister"
za (noun, /zə/): "skin"
akika (noun, /əkɪkə/): "sky"
sij (noun, /sɪdʒ/): "smoke"
oughttakuta (noun, /ɒɾəkutə/): "snake"
aji (noun, /əjɪ/): "soup"
law (noun, /lo/): "star"
sasu (noun, /sasʌ/): "stew"
akeril (noun, /əkɛɹɪl/): "stomach"
aigad (noun, /aɪgəd/): "stone"
jayletta (noun, /jelɛɾə/): "stream"
iwa (noun, /iwə/): "sun"
ainifu (noun, /aɪnifu/): "sword"
ateta (noun, /ətɛtə/): "tail"
asit (noun, /əsɪt/): "tavern"
alathim (noun, /æləðɪm/): "thumb"
najatta (noun, /nəjəɾə/): "tongue"
ttaci (noun, /ɾəcɪ/): "tooth"
buttouki (noun, /bʌɾaʊkɪ/): "tree"
pathay (noun, /pəðe/): "truth"
ataipu (noun, /ətaɪpʌ/): "uncle"
awi (noun, /əwɪ/): "valley"
sinip (noun, /sɪnɪp/): "war"
taf (noun, /təf/): "water"
amipa (noun, /əmipə/): "way"
ubaj (noun, /ʌbədʒ/): "wine"
buman (noun, /bumən/): "woman"
izousana (noun, /izaʊsəna/): "word"