Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Ahatta
Ahatta Dictionary
Pronouns
at (pronoun, /æt/): "he"
nat (pronoun, /nət/): "she"
ada (pronoun, /ədə/): "they"
ka (pronoun, /ka/): "you"
ata (pronoun, /ətə/): "we"
attay (pronoun, /æɾe/): "I"
Articles
aki (article, /aki/): "a"
ttil (article, /ɾil/): "the"
Prepositions
vi (preposition, /vɪ/): "and"
desimawk (preposition, /dɛsɪmok/): "as"
itt (preposition, /iɾ/): "from"
ungitt (preposition, /ʌŋɪɾ/): "in"
ag (preposition, /æg/): "of"
athajaz (preposition, /əðədʒaz/): "or"
tta (preposition, /ɾə/): "to"
en (preposition, /ɛn/): "will"
abip (preposition, /əbɪp/): "with"
Numbers
kidawn (number, /kidon/): "zero"
achizoota (number, /ətʃɪzʊtə/): "one"
je (number, /jɛ/): "two"
ad (number, /əd/): "three"
ataki (number, /ətəkɪ/): "four"
uthatal (number, /uðətəl/): "five"
taki (number, /təki/): "six"
aynanu (number, /enənʌ/): "seven"
iwayjaw (number, /ɪwedʒo/): "eight"
attaifi (number, /əɾaɪfi/): "nine"
udaynata (number, /udenəta/): "ten"
Questions
lah (question, /ləh/): "what"
littav (question, /liɾəv/): "who"
afathit (question, /afəðɪt/): "how"
awu (question, /əwu/): "why"
awz (question, /oz/): "when"
Interjections
aya (interjection, /əyæ/): "hello"
usachep (interjection, /usəxɛp/): "goodbye"
attiz (interjection, /əɾɪz/): "hey"
nihasiw (interjection, /nihəsɪw/): "bye"
itinisaw (interjection, /ɪtɪnɪso/): "ouch"
ootitu (interjection, /ʊtitu/): "wow"
ittatough (interjection, /ɪɾətɒ/): "uh"
usoofa (interjection, /ʌsʊfə/): "er"
isib (interjection, /ɪsɪb/): "um"
Adverbs
ithan (adverb, /ɪðən/): "again"
thanain (adverb, /ðənaɪn/): "now"
aykoughsa (adverb, /ekɒsə/): "soon"
ima (adverb, /imə/): "often"
idashaza (adverb, /ɪdæʃəzə/): "sometimes"
awijoughva (adverb, /æwɪdʒɒvə/): "always"
dawthawat (adverb, /doθəwæt/): "never"
kaduja (adverb, /kədʌdʒə/): "seldom"
Adjectives
maysou (adjective, /mesaʊ/): "aromatic"
ayta (adjective, /eta/): "basted"
noughdikad (adjective, /nɒdɪkæd/): "big"
ped (adjective, /pɛd/): "bitter"
ttufaysay (adjective, /ɾufese/): "black"
taim (adjective, /taɪm/): "blue"
up (adjective, /up/): "brown"
awitsiwi (adjective, /əwɪtsɪwɪ/): "chilled"
aid (adjective, /aɪd/): "cold"
kuttad (adjective, /kuɾəd/): "curried"
atoottubi (adjective, /ətʊɾʌbɪ/): "dark"
ithafu (adjective, /ɪðæfu/): "deep"
apayt (adjective, /əpet/): "divine"
tatha (adjective, /tæðæ/): "drunk"
ikuttay (adjective, /ɪkuɾe/): "empty"
umai (adjective, /umaɪ/): "evil"
ad (adjective, /əd/): "familiar"
kawuna (adjective, /kæwʌnə/): "fat"
ayna (adjective, /enə/): "flat"
zinat (adjective, /zinət/): "frail"
na (adjective, /na/): "fried"
zi (adjective, /zɪ/): "full"
thouk (adjective, /ðaʊk/): "good"
udumasi (adjective, /ʌduməsi/): "green"
falitan (adjective, /fəlɪtæn/): "grey"
ja (adjective, /jə/): "honest"
akad (adjective, /əkəd/): "hot"
mi (adjective, /mi/): "light"
ana (adjective, /əna/): "long"
ttichak (adjective, /ɾɪtʃək/): "loud"
shihai (adjective, /ʃihaɪ/): "mortal"
tufaimi (adjective, /tufaɪmi/): "mysterious"
soughjil (adjective, /sɒjɪl/): "narrow"
tut (adjective, /tʌt/): "old"
iv (adjective, /iv/): "orange"
gawfalin (adjective, /gofəlɪn/): "pungent"
dattoiwaf (adjective, /dəɾɔɪwəf/): "purple"
tath (adjective, /təð/): "quiet"
bayd (adjective, /bed/): "raw"
elavimaw (adjective, /ɛləvɪmo/): "rectangular"
shough (adjective, /ʃɒ/): "red"
nal (adjective, /nəl/): "roasted"
ak (adjective, /ək/): "round"
anate (adjective, /ənətɛ/): "salty"
ijataz (adjective, /ɪjətəz/): "savory"
fa (adjective, /fə/): "shallow"
itatti (adjective, /ɪtəɾɪ/): "short"
sit (adjective, /sɪt/): "smoked"
att (adjective, /əɾ/): "sober"
itatt (adjective, /itəɾ/): "sour"
achi (adjective, /atʃɪ/): "spicy"
aipafaw (adjective, /aɪpəfo/): "spiral"
kini (adjective, /kɪnɪ/): "square"
gichin (adjective, /gɪtʃɪn/): "steamed"
aliw (adjective, /əlɪw/): "strange"
asawtti (adjective, /əsoɾi/): "strong"
amiki (adjective, /əmikɪ/): "sturdy"
ingawv (adjective, /ɪŋov/): "sweet"
ami (adjective, /əmɪ/): "tall"
ive (adjective, /ivɛ/): "thick"
oijuttat (adjective, /ɔɪjuɾət/): "thin"
enuni (adjective, /ɛnʌnɪ/): "warm"
muze (adjective, /muzɛ/): "weak"
nanaywayt (adjective, /nənewet/): "white"
ba (adjective, /bə/): "wide"
aidiw (adjective, /aɪdɪw/): "yellow"
zuzawki (adjective, /zuzoki/): "young"
Verbs
ttibiwat (verb, /ɾɪbɪwat/): "bake"
attubawna (verb, /əɾʌbona/): "be"
thana (verb, /ðanə/): "belong"
ittal (verb, /iɾəl/): "bite"
iwu (verb, /ɪwu/): "break"
athutt (verb, /əðuɾ/): "burn"
bedi (verb, /bɛdɪ/): "come"
utt (verb, /uɾ/): "die"
attik (verb, /əɾɪk/): "drink"
ette (verb, /ɛɾɛ/): "eat"
ateterr (verb, /ætɛtɛr/): "fall"
umawtt (verb, /ʌmoɾ/): "fight"
ahawvi (verb, /æhovɪ/): "find"
ttittadut (verb, /ɾɪɾədʌt/): "fish"
itan (verb, /ɪtan/): "fly"
usiki (verb, /usɪkɪ/): "frown"
haynavait (verb, /henəvaɪt/): "go"
dalite (verb, /dəlɪtɛ/): "growl"
ttathitt (verb, /ɾəðɪɾ/): "hate"
ib (verb, /ib/): "have"
be (verb, /bɛ/): "hear"
settanawtt (verb, /sɛɾənoɾ/): "hide"
za (verb, /zə/): "hold"
ana (verb, /ənə/): "hunt"
ttu (verb, /ɾʌ/): "jump"
el (verb, /ɛl/): "kill"
oidetit (verb, /ɔɪdɛtit/): "know"
wouna (verb, /waʊnə/): "laugh"
adataki (verb, /ədətəkɪ/): "lie"
thi (verb, /ði/): "live"
lu (verb, /lu/): "lose"
ttoulathin (verb, /ɾaʊləθin/): "love"
laiva (verb, /laɪvæ/): "need"
vaitt (verb, /vaɪɾ/): "own"
azalit (verb, /azəlɪt/): "roast"
atoughshihi (verb, /ətɒʃɪhɪ/): "run"
gaypasayt (verb, /gepəset/): "see"
ka (verb, /kə/): "sit"
gouthai (verb, /gaʊðaɪ/): "sleep"
oughlaithay (verb, /ɒlaɪðe/): "smell"
huha (verb, /huhə/): "smile"
ehisatay (verb, /ɛhisəte/): "stand"
pamige (verb, /pəmigɛ/): "strike"
thoughthi (verb, /ðɒðɪ/): "swallow"
isajad (verb, /isæjəd/): "swim"
la (verb, /læ/): "taste"
lalis (verb, /ləlis/): "throw"
ak (verb, /æk/): "walk"
attoo (verb, /əɾʊ/): "want"
Nouns
painiwav (noun, /paɪnɪwəv/): "afternoon"
daimazuk (noun, /daɪməzʌk/): "ale"
atiwil (noun, /ətɪwɪl/): "all"
amaha (noun, /əmahə/): "alligator"
ttan (noun, /ɾən/): "arm"
inachatt (noun, /inəxəɾ/): "ash"
lusavi (noun, /lʌsəvi/): "aunt"
fitapij (noun, /fitəpɪdʒ/): "axe"
adudan (noun, /adʌdən/): "bark"
sasu (noun, /sæsʌ/): "bay"
pamasish (noun, /pamæsɪʃ/): "beer"
is (noun, /is/): "beet"
tithaw (noun, /tɪðəw/): "bird"
til (noun, /til/): "blood"
at (noun, /ət/): "boar"
zayj (noun, /zedʒ/): "bone"
mi (noun, /mɪ/): "breakfast"
attuth (noun, /əɾʌð/): "breast"
nough (noun, /nɒ/): "brother"
na (noun, /na/): "castle"
nith (noun, /nɪθ/): "cat"
ithi (noun, /ɪði/): "cat"
oott (noun, /ʊɾ/): "chest"
aytehit (noun, /etɛhɪt/): "chicken"
aynasi (noun, /enəsɪ/): "claw"
atisatay (noun, /ətɪsæte/): "cloud"
adidati (noun, /ədɪdətɪ/): "coconut"
na (noun, /nə/): "crime"
awemi (noun, /əwɛmɪ/): "day"
ittena (noun, /iɾɛnə/): "dinner"
at (noun, /ət/): "dog"
dittilatt (noun, /dɪɾɪləɾ/): "drink"
taz (noun, /təz/): "dungeon"
aylupawd (noun, /elʌpod/): "ear"
attining (noun, /əɾɪniŋ/): "earth"
ama (noun, /əmə/): "egg"
lavalay (noun, /lævəle/): "elder"
daiy (noun, /daɪy/): "enemy"
siatt (noun, /ʒəɾ/): "evening"
mefe (noun, /mɛfɛ/): "eye"
ag (noun, /əg/): "family"
kathaw (noun, /kəðəw/): "father"
it (noun, /ɪt/): "feather"
ettah (noun, /ɛɾəh/): "fight"
naddattud (noun, /nəɽəɾʌd/): "finger"
ilifat (noun, /ɪlɪfət/): "fire"
ttatta (noun, /ɾəɾə/): "fish"
asati (noun, /əsətɪ/): "flesh"
latuge (noun, /lætʌgɛ/): "foot"
vanuthas (noun, /vənuθəs/): "forest"
naitalut (noun, /naɪtəlut/): "fox"
attadita (noun, /əɾədɪtə/): "friend"
aza (noun, /əzə/): "goose"
naik (noun, /naɪk/): "grease"
choughbachay (noun, /tʃɒbatʃe/): "group"
aww (noun, /ow/): "gulf"
isatawba (noun, /ɪsətobə/): "hair"
idewa (noun, /ɪdɛwə/): "hand"
vudu (noun, /vʌdʌ/): "hat"
attaitta (noun, /əɾaɪɾə/): "hate"
am (noun, /əm/): "head"
unoo (noun, /ʌnʊ/): "hill"
day (noun, /de/): "horn"
piwu (noun, /pɪwu/): "horse"
aisirayk (noun, /aɪsiɹek/): "house"
thetami (noun, /ðɛtəmɪ/): "inn"
anaf (noun, /ənæf/): "island"
tattoughti (noun, /taɾɒti/): "jaw"
iwayz (noun, /iwez/): "lake"
ayzedab (noun, /ezɛdəb/): "leaf"
ittiwaydou (noun, /iɾɪwedaʊ/): "leg"
an (noun, /ən/): "liver"
nasafa (noun, /nasæfə/): "louse"
idi (noun, /ɪdɪ/): "love"
rrada (noun, /rəda/): "lunch"
ittaza (noun, /ɪɾæzə/): "man"
matas (noun, /mətəs/): "many"
anizoufu (noun, /ənizaʊfʌ/): "meal"
shayza (noun, /ʃezə/): "metal"
vida (noun, /vɪdə/): "mine"
adi (noun, /ədɪ/): "monster"
bi (noun, /bi/): "moon"
mayt (noun, /met/): "morning"
danoughtt (noun, /danɒɾ/): "mother"
thatt (noun, /ðəɾ/): "mountain"
ame (noun, /əmɛ/): "mouth"
atisa (noun, /ətisə/): "name"
lithaw (noun, /lɪðo/): "neck"
damaken (noun, /dæməkɛn/): "night"
teshaw (noun, /tɛʃæw/): "noodle"
titt (noun, /tɪɾ/): "nose"
poughdama (noun, /pɒdæmə/): "ocean"
uthough (noun, /uðɒ/): "parent"
nila (noun, /nilæ/): "path"
pad (noun, /pəd/): "peace"
uti (noun, /ʌtɪ/): "pepper"
idibayva (noun, /idibevə/): "person"
ittawg (noun, /ɪɾog/): "pie"
asa (noun, /əsə/): "pig"
ttoughnett (noun, /ɾɒnɛɾ/): "rabbit"
aymi (noun, /emɪ/): "rain"
bala (noun, /bələ/): "rat"
gatt (noun, /gəɾ/): "river"
tho (noun, /ðɔ/): "robe"
elabila (noun, /ɛlæbilə/): "rock"
ngalan (noun, /ŋælæn/): "root"
azitaha (noun, /azɪtəhə/): "salt"
la (noun, /la/): "sand"
pa (noun, /pæ/): "seed"
adimayth (noun, /ədimeð/): "sibling"
ibittip (noun, /ɪbiɾip/): "sister"
ata (noun, /ətə/): "skin"
pazi (noun, /pəzɪ/): "sky"
kalai (noun, /kəlaɪ/): "smoke"
boutas (noun, /baʊtəs/): "snake"
ta (noun, /tə/): "soup"
lipiw (noun, /lɪpiw/): "star"
ngivaniz (noun, /ŋɪvəniz/): "stew"
awattulay (noun, /əwæɾule/): "stomach"
asa (noun, /əsə/): "stone"
sakathitt (noun, /səkəðɪɾ/): "stream"
imaychetu (noun, /imexɛtʌ/): "sun"
akusaingi (noun, /əkusaɪŋi/): "sword"
fazaytha (noun, /fəzeðə/): "tail"
tani (noun, /tənɪ/): "tavern"
atisai (noun, /ətɪsaɪ/): "thumb"
adu (noun, /ədu/): "tongue"
chaka (noun, /xəkə/): "tooth"
ulam (noun, /ʌləm/): "tree"
daitajuk (noun, /daɪtəjuk/): "truth"
ttasudough (noun, /ɾəsudɒ/): "uncle"
itaittu (noun, /ɪtaɪɾu/): "valley"
asaihaw (noun, /asaɪho/): "war"
ine (noun, /ɪnɛ/): "water"
aiti (noun, /aɪti/): "way"
tahasul (noun, /təhəsul/): "wine"
ttoughtodaz (noun, /ɾɒtɔdəz/): "woman"
uh (noun, /uh/): "word"