Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Attitiku
Attitiku Dictionary
Pronouns
az (pronoun, /əz/): "he"
at (pronoun, /ət/): "she"
wal (pronoun, /wəl/): "they"
ese (pronoun, /ɛsɛ/): "you"
itt (pronoun, /iɾ/): "we"
esa (pronoun, /ɛsə/): "I"
Articles
dayh (article, /deh/): "a"
oughwa (article, /ɒwa/): "the"
Prepositions
idaipuk (preposition, /idaɪpʌk/): "and"
amajiza (preposition, /əməjizə/): "as"
na (preposition, /nə/): "from"
izunai (preposition, /izʌnaɪ/): "in"
engaba (preposition, /ɛŋəbə/): "of"
sasaleg (preposition, /səsəlɛg/): "or"
att (preposition, /aɾ/): "to"
lal (preposition, /læl/): "will"
janaga (preposition, /dʒənəgə/): "with"
Numbers
atat (number, /ætət/): "zero"
pazana (number, /pəzəna/): "one"
pas (number, /pəs/): "two"
ttefa (number, /ɾɛfə/): "three"
bit (number, /bit/): "four"
souw (number, /saʊw/): "five"
utt (number, /ʌɾ/): "six"
awvoujan (number, /ovaʊjən/): "seven"
al (number, /əl/): "eight"
thattita (number, /ðəɾɪtə/): "nine"
ttusittay (number, /ɾusɪɾe/): "ten"
Questions
utin (question, /utin/): "what"
attatuni (question, /əɾətʌnɪ/): "who"
ngattu (question, /ŋəɾu/): "how"
asi (question, /əsi/): "why"
tti (question, /ɾi/): "when"
Interjections
dai (interjection, /daɪ/): "hello"
alattaiti (interjection, /ələɾaɪtɪ/): "goodbye"
zawshi (interjection, /zoʃi/): "hey"
techudi (interjection, /tɛtʃudi/): "bye"
imati (interjection, /ɪmətɪ/): "ouch"
nay (interjection, /ne/): "wow"
aisingana (interjection, /aɪsiŋənə/): "uh"
nipayniw (interjection, /nɪpeniw/): "er"
ttedab (interjection, /ɾɛdab/): "um"
Adverbs
atoughb (adverb, /ətɒb/): "again"
duwaf (adverb, /dʌwaf/): "now"
ngoughwi (adverb, /ŋɒwɪ/): "soon"
naym (adverb, /nem/): "often"
asaiva (adverb, /əsaɪvə/): "sometimes"
ttoughsoughthib (adverb, /ɾɒsɒðib/): "always"
atifay (adverb, /ətɪfe/): "never"
ayza (adverb, /ezə/): "seldom"
Adjectives
mivawn (adjective, /mɪvon/): "aromatic"
in (adjective, /ɪn/): "basted"
itoughta (adjective, /itɒtə/): "big"
ttit (adjective, /ɾit/): "bitter"
doughttam (adjective, /dɒɾəm/): "black"
evife (adjective, /ɛvɪfɛ/): "blue"
aylizajay (adjective, /elɪzəje/): "brown"
gethanoit (adjective, /gɛðənɔɪt/): "chilled"
nung (adjective, /nʌŋ/): "cold"
athooniz (adjective, /aθʊniz/): "curried"
ittid (adjective, /ɪɾɪd/): "dark"
nan (adjective, /nən/): "deep"
asaval (adjective, /əsəvəl/): "divine"
gough (adjective, /gɒ/): "drunk"
ul (adjective, /ul/): "empty"
ifatay (adjective, /ifəte/): "evil"
san (adjective, /sæn/): "familiar"
ailik (adjective, /aɪlik/): "fat"
tahiki (adjective, /təhɪkɪ/): "flat"
sifath (adjective, /sifəð/): "frail"
ttith (adjective, /ɾɪθ/): "fried"
nilavul (adjective, /niləvul/): "full"
sanawmu (adjective, /sənomu/): "good"
nakufath (adjective, /nəkufað/): "green"
thawaf (adjective, /ðəwæf/): "grey"
akattas (adjective, /əkəɾəs/): "honest"
sapay (adjective, /sape/): "hot"
ahuji (adjective, /əhʌdʒɪ/): "light"
ala (adjective, /ələ/): "long"
at (adjective, /ət/): "loud"
utt (adjective, /uɾ/): "mortal"
metehat (adjective, /mɛtɛhət/): "mysterious"
abikat (adjective, /əbɪkæt/): "narrow"
du (adjective, /du/): "old"
ayn (adjective, /en/): "orange"
tithu (adjective, /tɪðu/): "pungent"
apafil (adjective, /æpəfil/): "purple"
navatta (adjective, /nəvəɾə/): "quiet"
basifas (adjective, /bəsɪfəs/): "raw"
aimithazay (adjective, /aɪmɪðəze/): "rectangular"
paykizi (adjective, /pekizi/): "red"
tuges (adjective, /tugɛs/): "roasted"
imil (adjective, /ɪmɪl/): "round"
kajije (adjective, /kədʒɪjɛ/): "salty"
ith (adjective, /ɪð/): "savory"
pa (adjective, /pə/): "shallow"
aynashi (adjective, /enəʃɪ/): "short"
vila (adjective, /vɪlə/): "smoked"
idakal (adjective, /ɪdakəl/): "sober"
ithoughsita (adjective, /ɪðɒsɪtə/): "sour"
doughz (adjective, /dɒz/): "spicy"
shittad (adjective, /ʃɪɾəd/): "spiral"
attawfai (adjective, /əɾofaɪ/): "square"
irrih (adjective, /irih/): "steamed"
katta (adjective, /kəɾə/): "strange"
di (adjective, /dɪ/): "strong"
adathav (adjective, /ədəðəv/): "sturdy"
zanepi (adjective, /zənɛpɪ/): "sweet"
mattetti (adjective, /mæɾɛɾɪ/): "tall"
ayfawthah (adjective, /efoðəh/): "thick"
athiti (adjective, /əθɪtɪ/): "thin"
labizab (adjective, /ləbɪzəb/): "warm"
dini (adjective, /dɪnɪ/): "weak"
lathasawth (adjective, /ləðəsoð/): "white"
satihoughtt (adjective, /sətɪhɒɾ/): "wide"
ubafati (adjective, /ubəfətɪ/): "yellow"
aytanez (adjective, /etənɛz/): "young"
Verbs
ewu (verb, /ɛwʌ/): "bake"
loonayva (verb, /lʊnevə/): "be"
ithimech (verb, /ɪðɪmɛtʃ/): "belong"
pe (verb, /pɛ/): "bite"
atatima (verb, /ətətimə/): "break"
nash (verb, /næʃ/): "burn"
nitt (verb, /nɪɾ/): "come"
awfuwaynay (verb, /ofʌwene/): "die"
thayvacha (verb, /ðevəchə/): "drink"
ek (verb, /ɛk/): "eat"
ejebaz (verb, /ɛdʒɛbəz/): "fall"
itu (verb, /ɪtu/): "fight"
outatta (verb, /aʊtaɾə/): "find"
dim (verb, /dim/): "fish"
teb (verb, /tɛb/): "fly"
fawddittat (verb, /foɽiɾæt/): "frown"
el (verb, /ɛl/): "go"
at (verb, /ət/): "growl"
asifutha (verb, /æsifuðə/): "hate"
as (verb, /æs/): "have"
anavel (verb, /ənəvɛl/): "hear"
ithathitti (verb, /ɪðəðɪɾɪ/): "hide"
titatt (verb, /titəɾ/): "hold"
asifi (verb, /æsifi/): "hunt"
ittuvatta (verb, /ɪɾuvəɾə/): "jump"
at (verb, /ət/): "kill"
sichouk (verb, /sɪtʃaʊk/): "know"
it (verb, /it/): "laugh"
ni (verb, /nɪ/): "lie"
ale (verb, /əlɛ/): "live"
za (verb, /zə/): "lose"
sathain (verb, /səðaɪn/): "love"
atatt (verb, /ətaɾ/): "need"
afoo (verb, /əfʊ/): "own"
ine (verb, /ɪnɛ/): "roast"
ed (verb, /ɛd/): "run"
itt (verb, /ɪɾ/): "see"
anatidi (verb, /ənatɪdɪ/): "sit"
kasadaym (verb, /kæsædem/): "sleep"
ouvuk (verb, /aʊvʌk/): "smell"
ethatt (verb, /ɛðaɾ/): "smile"
ttittatt (verb, /ɾiɾəɾ/): "stand"
ttaiha (verb, /ɾaɪhə/): "strike"
ta (verb, /tə/): "swallow"
thamap (verb, /ðəməp/): "swim"
oughnatham (verb, /ɒnaðəm/): "taste"
ifa (verb, /ifə/): "throw"
ttasett (verb, /ɾəsɛɾ/): "walk"
oinayh (verb, /ɔɪneh/): "want"
Nouns
falay (noun, /fæle/): "afternoon"
bat (noun, /bat/): "ale"
atakayl (noun, /ətəkel/): "all"
lanukouk (noun, /lanʌkaʊk/): "alligator"
at (noun, /æt/): "arm"
utt (noun, /ʌɾ/): "ash"
haypeju (noun, /hepɛjʌ/): "aunt"
tijaipay (noun, /tɪjaɪpe/): "axe"
ainadis (noun, /aɪnədɪs/): "bark"
awttit (noun, /oɾit/): "bay"
utith (noun, /ʌtɪð/): "beer"
shaigitij (noun, /ʃaɪgɪtij/): "beet"
kamin (noun, /kæmin/): "bird"
alajila (noun, /ələjilə/): "blood"
hukus (noun, /hʌkus/): "boar"
diloughttu (noun, /dɪlɒɾʌ/): "bone"
vadayn (noun, /væden/): "breakfast"
nin (noun, /nin/): "breast"
ubita (noun, /ʌbɪtə/): "brother"
bi (noun, /bɪ/): "castle"
dootaw (noun, /dʊto/): "cat"
abil (noun, /əbɪl/): "cat"
tathezi (noun, /təðɛzɪ/): "chest"
asikutta (noun, /æsɪkuɾə/): "chicken"
va (noun, /və/): "claw"
imathi (noun, /iməθi/): "cloud"
ttifadud (noun, /ɾɪfədud/): "coconut"
awttawi (noun, /oɾəwi/): "crime"
in (noun, /ɪn/): "day"
itetat (noun, /itɛtət/): "dinner"
atuttat (noun, /ətuɾət/): "dog"
attikaw (noun, /æɾiko/): "drink"
cheka (noun, /xɛkə/): "dungeon"
ishaz (noun, /ɪʃəz/): "ear"
ayk (noun, /ek/): "earth"
oughw (noun, /ɒw/): "egg"
ud (noun, /ʌd/): "elder"
at (noun, /ət/): "enemy"
taguti (noun, /təgʌtɪ/): "evening"
athaki (noun, /əðəki/): "eye"
sa (noun, /sə/): "family"
daysinaw (noun, /desɪno/): "father"
faisaylep (noun, /faɪselɛp/): "feather"
atak (noun, /ətək/): "fight"
atem (noun, /ətɛm/): "finger"
haiviz (noun, /haɪvɪz/): "fire"
ifad (noun, /ifəd/): "fish"
ttayn (noun, /ɾen/): "flesh"
aythama (noun, /eðəmə/): "foot"
ikade (noun, /ɪkədɛ/): "forest"
ti (noun, /tɪ/): "fox"
izanu (noun, /ɪzənu/): "friend"
ttifath (noun, /ɾɪfəθ/): "goose"
ta (noun, /ta/): "grease"
tta (noun, /ɾə/): "group"
am (noun, /əm/): "gulf"
taith (noun, /taɪð/): "hair"
avoughl (noun, /əvɒl/): "hand"
awdit (noun, /odɪt/): "hat"
nidittap (noun, /nɪdɪɾəp/): "hate"
lawd (noun, /lod/): "head"
unima (noun, /unɪmə/): "hill"
iwayttaym (noun, /ɪweɾem/): "horn"
uv (noun, /uv/): "horse"
ba (noun, /bə/): "house"
afilusou (noun, /əfɪlʌsaʊ/): "inn"
avujatt (noun, /əvujaɾ/): "island"
ditazi (noun, /ditəzi/): "jaw"
ifulad (noun, /ɪfʌləd/): "lake"
hu (noun, /hu/): "leaf"
pangekoo (noun, /pəŋɛkʊ/): "leg"
ttava (noun, /ɾəvə/): "liver"
telafiz (noun, /tɛləfɪz/): "louse"
matteme (noun, /məɾɛmɛ/): "love"
ttepe (noun, /ɾɛpɛ/): "lunch"
alayche (noun, /aletʃɛ/): "man"
layvitit (noun, /levɪtɪt/): "many"
gajena (noun, /gədʒɛnə/): "meal"
naw (noun, /no/): "metal"
sutt (noun, /suɾ/): "mine"
idihapay (noun, /ɪdɪhəpe/): "monster"
adima (noun, /adɪmə/): "moon"
eda (noun, /ɛdæ/): "morning"
idathaytt (noun, /ɪdəðeɾ/): "mother"
aikim (noun, /aɪkim/): "mountain"
zayl (noun, /zel/): "mouth"
attu (noun, /aɾʌ/): "name"
ajihesu (noun, /əjɪhɛsu/): "neck"
na (noun, /nə/): "night"
oughnga (noun, /ɒŋə/): "noodle"
amiti (noun, /əmiti/): "nose"
ka (noun, /kæ/): "ocean"
kett (noun, /kɛɾ/): "parent"
ittaypa (noun, /ɪɾepə/): "path"
ibitani (noun, /ɪbɪtəni/): "peace"
ayshaw (noun, /eʃo/): "pepper"
atti (noun, /aɾi/): "person"
al (noun, /əl/): "pie"
anabas (noun, /ənæbəs/): "pig"
naitt (noun, /naɪɾ/): "rabbit"
enga (noun, /ɛŋə/): "rain"
asawo (noun, /æsəwɔ/): "rat"
ttawchaka (noun, /ɾotʃəkə/): "river"
enenina (noun, /ɛnɛnɪnə/): "robe"
ttaipihaww (noun, /ɾaɪpɪhow/): "rock"
fit (noun, /fit/): "root"
tayz (noun, /tez/): "salt"
ttif (noun, /ɾɪf/): "sand"
adusa (noun, /ədʌsə/): "seed"
kawsa (noun, /kosə/): "sibling"
atoipa (noun, /ətɔɪpə/): "sister"
alu (noun, /ælu/): "skin"
tatati (noun, /tætatɪ/): "sky"
il (noun, /ɪl/): "smoke"
ahetha (noun, /əhɛðə/): "snake"
ang (noun, /əŋ/): "soup"
evittak (noun, /ɛvɪɾæk/): "star"
nif (noun, /nɪf/): "stew"
patat (noun, /pətət/): "stomach"
naq (noun, /nəq/): "stone"
izu (noun, /ɪzʌ/): "stream"
akana (noun, /əkənə/): "sun"
fa (noun, /fæ/): "sword"
tabaif (noun, /təbaɪf/): "tail"
zanama (noun, /zənəmə/): "tavern"
paza (noun, /pəzə/): "thumb"
itisi (noun, /ɪtisɪ/): "tongue"
ittipazi (noun, /iɾipəzɪ/): "tooth"
ttu (noun, /ɾu/): "tree"
muqili (noun, /muqɪlɪ/): "truth"
ttattaza (noun, /ɾəɾəzə/): "uncle"
thalays (noun, /ðəles/): "valley"
bi (noun, /bɪ/): "war"
aikadala (noun, /aɪkədələ/): "water"
tideli (noun, /tidɛlɪ/): "way"
ji (noun, /dʒɪ/): "wine"
thu (noun, /ðu/): "woman"
itt (noun, /iɾ/): "word"