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Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Ayzataka
Ayzataka Dictionary
Pronouns
nad (pronoun, /næd/): "he"
etha (pronoun, /ɛðə/): "she"
val (pronoun, /vəl/): "they"
tha (pronoun, /ðə/): "you"
sa (pronoun, /sə/): "we"
af (pronoun, /əf/): "I"
Articles
att (article, /əɾ/): "a"
uta (article, /ʌtə/): "the"
Prepositions
ashaza (preposition, /aʃazæ/): "and"
is (preposition, /ɪs/): "as"
tak (preposition, /tək/): "from"
an (preposition, /ən/): "in"
at (preposition, /ət/): "of"
ttahuwi (preposition, /ɾəhʌwɪ/): "or"
asa (preposition, /əsə/): "to"
uliba (preposition, /ʌlibə/): "will"
dahavi (preposition, /dəhəvɪ/): "with"
Numbers
zath (number, /zað/): "zero"
att (number, /əɾ/): "one"
enut (number, /ɛnʌt/): "two"
etapil (number, /ɛtəpɪl/): "three"
thawtan (number, /ðotən/): "four"
thutha (number, /ðuðə/): "five"
kina (number, /kɪnə/): "six"
un (number, /ʌn/): "seven"
aw (number, /əw/): "eight"
ithami (number, /iðæmɪ/): "nine"
kayzai (number, /kezaɪ/): "ten"
Questions
wathayna (question, /wəðenæ/): "what"
tti (question, /ɾɪ/): "who"
naitiwi (question, /naɪtɪwɪ/): "how"
itta (question, /iɾæ/): "why"
za (question, /zə/): "when"
Interjections
ash (interjection, /əʃ/): "hello"
unitai (interjection, /ʌnitaɪ/): "goodbye"
ideb (interjection, /idɛb/): "hey"
ettizit (interjection, /ɛɾɪzɪt/): "bye"
vakipayk (interjection, /vəkipek/): "ouch"
uwiwitough (interjection, /uwɪwɪtɒ/): "wow"
iwai (interjection, /iwaɪ/): "uh"
visaysin (interjection, /vɪsesɪn/): "er"
esoughttat (interjection, /ɛsɒɾət/): "um"
Adverbs
oottisa (adverb, /ʊɾɪsə/): "again"
tabalaf (adverb, /təbələf/): "now"
amim (adverb, /əmɪm/): "soon"
joughdil (adverb, /jɒdɪl/): "often"
it (adverb, /it/): "sometimes"
adavata (adverb, /ədəvatə/): "always"
soukatool (adverb, /saʊkətʊl/): "never"
saf (adverb, /səf/): "seldom"
Adjectives
ikoozud (adjective, /ikʊzud/): "aromatic"
iginett (adjective, /ɪginɛɾ/): "basted"
de (adjective, /dɛ/): "big"
aychipat (adjective, /echɪpæt/): "bitter"
sanemiw (adjective, /sənɛmiw/): "black"
elatach (adjective, /ɛlətəch/): "blue"
ittat (adjective, /ɪɾət/): "brown"
mika (adjective, /mɪkə/): "chilled"
moongutha (adjective, /mʊŋuðə/): "cold"
imabada (adjective, /iməbədæ/): "curried"
kett (adjective, /kɛɾ/): "dark"
ud (adjective, /ud/): "deep"
ayla (adjective, /elə/): "divine"
ajimapi (adjective, /ədʒiməpi/): "drunk"
japamam (adjective, /dʒəpaməm/): "empty"
laway (adjective, /ləwe/): "evil"
thou (adjective, /ðaʊ/): "familiar"
tathoughth (adjective, /təðɒð/): "fat"
oughde (adjective, /ɒdɛ/): "flat"
attu (adjective, /aɾʌ/): "frail"
haykikid (adjective, /hekɪkɪd/): "fried"
atoughtt (adjective, /ətɒɾ/): "full"
awatil (adjective, /æwatɪl/): "good"
itta (adjective, /ɪɾə/): "green"
nathawam (adjective, /nəθəwam/): "grey"
azawu (adjective, /əzəwu/): "honest"
attay (adjective, /əɾe/): "hot"
fe (adjective, /fɛ/): "light"
nganada (adjective, /ŋənadə/): "long"
tanu (adjective, /tənʌ/): "loud"
aitawif (adjective, /aɪtəwif/): "mortal"
ttikup (adjective, /ɾɪkʌp/): "mysterious"
awfadi (adjective, /ofadɪ/): "narrow"
ci (adjective, /ci/): "old"
ith (adjective, /ið/): "orange"
itoughzai (adjective, /itɒzaɪ/): "pungent"
sisawk (adjective, /sisok/): "purple"
nattayde (adjective, /nəɾedɛ/): "quiet"
ilulith (adjective, /ilulɪθ/): "raw"
thinisi (adjective, /ðɪnɪsɪ/): "rectangular"
ttish (adjective, /ɾɪʃ/): "red"
katitheh (adjective, /katiðɛh/): "roasted"
avatha (adjective, /əvæðə/): "round"
imehabaw (adjective, /imɛhəbo/): "salty"
yani (adjective, /yənɪ/): "savory"
ousel (adjective, /aʊsɛl/): "shallow"
vamatti (adjective, /vəmæɾɪ/): "short"
utavi (adjective, /utəvɪ/): "smoked"
ngittoonid (adjective, /ŋɪɾʊnɪd/): "sober"
fak (adjective, /fæk/): "sour"
ine (adjective, /ɪnɛ/): "spicy"
joughs (adjective, /jɒs/): "spiral"
uthatuw (adjective, /ʌðətʌw/): "square"
amaibuch (adjective, /əmaɪbutʃ/): "steamed"
azehud (adjective, /əzɛhud/): "strange"
lithevoughtt (adjective, /liðɛvɒɾ/): "strong"
ittivaba (adjective, /iɾɪvæbə/): "sturdy"
dinu (adjective, /dɪnu/): "sweet"
ayza (adjective, /ezə/): "tall"
tay (adjective, /te/): "thick"
itaj (adjective, /itədʒ/): "thin"
ishittay (adjective, /ɪʃɪɾe/): "warm"
thittaza (adjective, /ðɪɾəzə/): "weak"
madumat (adjective, /mədʌmət/): "white"
aiz (adjective, /aɪz/): "wide"
banava (adjective, /bænəvə/): "yellow"
attun (adjective, /əɾʌn/): "young"
Verbs
anoughza (verb, /ənɒzə/): "bake"
avi (verb, /əvi/): "be"
ttimitt (verb, /ɾimɪɾ/): "belong"
imawub (verb, /ɪməwub/): "bite"
ttittitha (verb, /ɾɪɾɪðə/): "break"
ikatt (verb, /ɪkæɾ/): "burn"
chaynim (verb, /tʃenim/): "come"
vittis (verb, /vɪɾis/): "die"
am (verb, /əm/): "drink"
mi (verb, /mi/): "eat"
dida (verb, /dɪdæ/): "fall"
oughkough (verb, /ɒkɒ/): "fight"
nutaytta (verb, /nuteɾə/): "find"
ve (verb, /vɛ/): "fish"
sajula (verb, /sədʒʌlə/): "fly"
thaniz (verb, /ðənɪz/): "frown"
ajataicha (verb, /ajətaɪtʃə/): "go"
fawud (verb, /fəwud/): "growl"
imiza (verb, /ɪmizə/): "hate"
daf (verb, /dəf/): "have"
nga (verb, /ŋə/): "hear"
poughwapab (verb, /pɒwəpəb/): "hide"
nooth (verb, /nʊð/): "hold"
itt (verb, /ɪɾ/): "hunt"
jene (verb, /jɛnɛ/): "jump"
isikab (verb, /ɪsɪkəb/): "kill"
hupaipin (verb, /hʌpaɪpin/): "know"
aydazata (verb, /edəzətæ/): "laugh"
lifi (verb, /lɪfɪ/): "lie"
sini (verb, /sinɪ/): "live"
idi (verb, /ɪdi/): "lose"
zattasu (verb, /zəɾəsu/): "love"
awt (verb, /ot/): "need"
noitawthu (verb, /nɔɪtoðu/): "own"
oosidaw (verb, /ʊsɪdo/): "roast"
hi (verb, /hɪ/): "run"
inata (verb, /ɪnətə/): "see"
outtoughb (verb, /aʊɾɒb/): "sit"
tu (verb, /tʌ/): "sleep"
walatti (verb, /wələɾi/): "smell"
ounapawda (verb, /aʊnapodæ/): "smile"
thittu (verb, /θɪɾʌ/): "stand"
ttinaki (verb, /ɾinəkɪ/): "strike"
tay (verb, /te/): "swallow"
iwayzus (verb, /iwezus/): "swim"
zi (verb, /zɪ/): "taste"
vinga (verb, /viŋa/): "throw"
ettayzataw (verb, /ɛɾezæto/): "walk"
ulajinaw (verb, /uləjino/): "want"
Nouns
ttain (noun, /ɾaɪn/): "afternoon"
ad (noun, /əd/): "ale"
etta (noun, /ɛɾə/): "all"
attingiw (noun, /əɾiŋiw/): "alligator"
az (noun, /az/): "arm"
ningan (noun, /nɪŋən/): "ash"
idatte (noun, /idaɾɛ/): "aunt"
tenatt (noun, /tɛnəɾ/): "axe"
awttidoo (noun, /oɾɪdʊ/): "bark"
ilabi (noun, /ɪləbɪ/): "bay"
anani (noun, /ənənɪ/): "beer"
anev (noun, /ænɛv/): "beet"
uzawtaka (noun, /uzotəkə/): "bird"
hitta (noun, /hɪɾa/): "blood"
di (noun, /di/): "boar"
kuwat (noun, /kuwət/): "bone"
emi (noun, /ɛmɪ/): "breakfast"
asaddi (noun, /əsəɽɪ/): "breast"
le (noun, /lɛ/): "brother"
nivejath (noun, /nɪvɛjəð/): "castle"
hujab (noun, /hujəb/): "cat"
atti (noun, /əɾi/): "cat"
abiv (noun, /əbiv/): "chest"
na (noun, /na/): "chicken"
in (noun, /ɪn/): "claw"
chayvitou (noun, /tʃevitaʊ/): "cloud"
chawtah (noun, /tʃotəh/): "coconut"
emizat (noun, /ɛmɪzæt/): "crime"
vewatt (noun, /vɛwəɾ/): "day"
luzile (noun, /luzɪlɛ/): "dinner"
akawsh (noun, /əkoʃ/): "dog"
umuhaizi (noun, /umuhaɪzɪ/): "drink"
mettapoul (noun, /mɛɾəpaʊl/): "dungeon"
eli (noun, /ɛlɪ/): "ear"
akab (noun, /əkəb/): "earth"
zittijaw (noun, /zɪɾɪdʒəw/): "egg"
sa (noun, /sa/): "elder"
elen (noun, /ɛlɛn/): "enemy"
asash (noun, /əsəʃ/): "evening"
nuzaw (noun, /nʌzo/): "eye"
azut (noun, /əzʌt/): "family"
ith (noun, /ɪð/): "father"
athid (noun, /aðɪd/): "feather"
utitaylu (noun, /ʌtitelu/): "fight"
anoughthas (noun, /anɒðəs/): "finger"
vav (noun, /vəv/): "fire"
wut (noun, /wʌt/): "fish"
uwat (noun, /uwət/): "flesh"
delana (noun, /dɛlænə/): "foot"
ttu (noun, /ɾʌ/): "forest"
kun (noun, /kʌn/): "fox"
thaza (noun, /θəzə/): "friend"
zut (noun, /zʌt/): "goose"
am (noun, /əm/): "grease"
imainga (noun, /imaɪŋə/): "group"
tayngeth (noun, /teŋɛð/): "gulf"
taytath (noun, /tetəθ/): "hair"
ayngitti (noun, /eŋiɾi/): "hand"
sutin (noun, /sʌtɪn/): "hat"
bayngawtuz (noun, /beŋotuz/): "hate"
las (noun, /ləs/): "head"
itt (noun, /iɾ/): "hill"
asiw (noun, /əsɪw/): "horn"
ta (noun, /ta/): "horse"
ttu (noun, /ɾʌ/): "house"
tutik (noun, /tutik/): "inn"
ad (noun, /æd/): "island"
ngaywa (noun, /ŋewə/): "jaw"
danala (noun, /dənələ/): "lake"
ith (noun, /ɪð/): "leaf"
painawthutt (noun, /paɪnoðʌɾ/): "leg"
ikaydul (noun, /ɪkedul/): "liver"
ttoughnawt (noun, /ɾɒnot/): "louse"
avalay (noun, /əvəle/): "love"
afathangaw (noun, /əfəθəŋo/): "lunch"
inounait (noun, /inaʊnaɪt/): "man"
tat (noun, /tət/): "many"
etaysata (noun, /ɛtesətə/): "meal"
unad (noun, /unəd/): "metal"
izimim (noun, /izɪmɪm/): "mine"
sana (noun, /sənə/): "monster"
anasib (noun, /ənəsɪb/): "moon"
sawttati (noun, /soɾəti/): "morning"
aytuf (noun, /etuf/): "mother"
ttaysab (noun, /ɾesəb/): "mountain"
tsa (noun, /tsə/): "mouth"
imitoughfa (noun, /ɪmitɒfə/): "name"
ahinuh (noun, /əhinuh/): "neck"
vashidi (noun, /vəʃɪdi/): "night"
nisousa (noun, /nisaʊsæ/): "noodle"
udap (noun, /ʌdəp/): "nose"
daz (noun, /dəz/): "ocean"
laysigu (noun, /lesigu/): "parent"
ttoughman (noun, /ɾɒmən/): "path"
ttada (noun, /ɾədæ/): "peace"
ingadd (noun, /iŋəɽ/): "pepper"
awd (noun, /od/): "person"
sa (noun, /sə/): "pie"
nginough (noun, /ŋɪnɒ/): "pig"
bumay (noun, /bume/): "rabbit"
thaloughp (noun, /ðalɒp/): "rain"
teted (noun, /tɛtɛd/): "rat"
amita (noun, /æmɪtə/): "river"
limama (noun, /limæmə/): "robe"
ip (noun, /ɪp/): "rock"
ngatin (noun, /ŋətin/): "root"
ap (noun, /əp/): "salt"
aydittayl (noun, /edɪɾel/): "sand"
ipibag (noun, /ɪpibəg/): "seed"
awwuta (noun, /owʌtə/): "sibling"
idu (noun, /ɪdʌ/): "sister"
litaytam (noun, /litetəm/): "skin"
anasathi (noun, /ənæsəði/): "sky"
balaythu (noun, /bæleðu/): "smoke"
eti (noun, /ɛti/): "snake"
yittiz (noun, /yɪɾɪz/): "soup"
aynaynavi (noun, /enenəvɪ/): "star"
asoughhoot (noun, /əsɒhʊt/): "stew"
sayjaisha (noun, /sejaɪʃə/): "stomach"
uz (noun, /uz/): "stone"
azaiditti (noun, /əzaɪdɪɾi/): "stream"
galap (noun, /gələp/): "sun"
ukattit (noun, /ʌkəɾɪt/): "sword"
bi (noun, /bi/): "tail"
awipa (noun, /æwɪpa/): "tavern"
tape (noun, /tapɛ/): "thumb"
oudd (noun, /aʊɽ/): "tongue"
dichatte (noun, /ditʃəɾɛ/): "tooth"
ithepu (noun, /ɪðɛpu/): "tree"
ithinuda (noun, /ɪθinudə/): "truth"
deloughkan (noun, /dɛlɒkən/): "uncle"
ttitiz (noun, /ɾɪtɪz/): "valley"
athelawt (noun, /əðɛlot/): "war"
ituttitti (noun, /itʌɾiɾɪ/): "water"
dettaw (noun, /dɛɾo/): "way"
kayg (noun, /keg/): "wine"
kiki (noun, /kɪkɪ/): "woman"
kuzafa (noun, /kuzafæ/): "word"