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Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Cittuh
Cittuh Dictionary
Pronouns
aid (pronoun, /aɪd/): "he"
dal (pronoun, /dəl/): "she"
afough (pronoun, /afɒ/): "they"
kin (pronoun, /kɪn/): "you"
bitt (pronoun, /biɾ/): "we"
pitt (pronoun, /piɾ/): "I"
Articles
la (article, /la/): "a"
za (article, /zə/): "the"
Prepositions
chai (preposition, /xaɪ/): "and"
duna (preposition, /dunə/): "as"
wi (preposition, /wi/): "from"
ittazu (preposition, /iɾəzu/): "in"
na (preposition, /nə/): "of"
takawoos (preposition, /takawʊs/): "or"
an (preposition, /ən/): "to"
eshoughzi (preposition, /ɛʃɒzɪ/): "will"
atinal (preposition, /ətinəl/): "with"
Numbers
awd (number, /od/): "zero"
thought (number, /ðɒt/): "one"
davi (number, /dəvi/): "two"
lawpi (number, /lopɪ/): "three"
sa (number, /sə/): "four"
oughsatt (number, /ɒsəɾ/): "five"
ittaifas (number, /ɪɾaɪfəs/): "six"
la (number, /lə/): "seven"
afa (number, /əfa/): "eight"
ze (number, /zɛ/): "nine"
lafakusi (number, /ləfəkuʒ/): "ten"
Questions
chadiwaw (question, /tʃədɪwəw/): "what"
ayttaina (question, /eɾaɪnə/): "who"
shithiwayl (question, /ʃɪðɪwel/): "how"
if (question, /if/): "why"
wamudayn (question, /wəmuden/): "when"
Interjections
tash (interjection, /təʃ/): "hello"
kazazi (interjection, /kəzəzɪ/): "goodbye"
unasak (interjection, /ʌnəsək/): "hey"
dakanay (interjection, /dəkæne/): "bye"
ta (interjection, /tə/): "ouch"
oughji (interjection, /ɒjɪ/): "wow"
ood (interjection, /ʊd/): "uh"
ita (interjection, /ɪtə/): "er"
att (interjection, /əɾ/): "um"
Adverbs
ife (adverb, /ɪfɛ/): "again"
atattu (adverb, /ətəɾʌ/): "now"
sithal (adverb, /sɪðəl/): "soon"
ayt (adverb, /et/): "often"
gak (adverb, /gək/): "sometimes"
ngitta (adverb, /ŋiɾə/): "always"
tiniwaz (adverb, /tɪniwəz/): "never"
ih (adverb, /ɪh/): "seldom"
Adjectives
tittai (adjective, /tiɾaɪ/): "aromatic"
lalath (adjective, /laləð/): "basted"
taluti (adjective, /tælutɪ/): "big"
utay (adjective, /ʌte/): "bitter"
li (adjective, /li/): "black"
ahakinu (adjective, /əhəkɪnu/): "blue"
lisepuk (adjective, /lɪsɛpʌk/): "brown"
ada (adjective, /ædə/): "chilled"
ninawal (adjective, /nɪnəwəl/): "cold"
wawta (adjective, /wotə/): "curried"
nganu (adjective, /ŋənu/): "dark"
itain (adjective, /itaɪn/): "deep"
tipap (adjective, /tɪpəp/): "divine"
amatt (adjective, /əməɾ/): "drunk"
ika (adjective, /ɪkə/): "empty"
adidu (adjective, /ædidu/): "evil"
maw (adjective, /mo/): "familiar"
sais (adjective, /saɪs/): "fat"
ayna (adjective, /ena/): "flat"
attasouth (adjective, /əɾəsaʊð/): "frail"
amati (adjective, /əmətɪ/): "fried"
ev (adjective, /ɛv/): "full"
asatt (adjective, /əsəɾ/): "good"
apaw (adjective, /apəw/): "green"
esulibi (adjective, /ɛsulɪbɪ/): "grey"
et (adjective, /ɛt/): "honest"
wilathaw (adjective, /wiləðo/): "hot"
fatajav (adjective, /fətədʒæv/): "light"
etanusi (adjective, /ɛtənusɪ/): "long"
jaiha (adjective, /dʒaɪhə/): "loud"
tatada (adjective, /tətədə/): "mortal"
sataba (adjective, /sətæbə/): "mysterious"
achajatt (adjective, /ətʃədʒəɾ/): "narrow"
vat (adjective, /vət/): "old"
ejudaki (adjective, /ɛdʒudəki/): "orange"
silalaw (adjective, /sɪləlo/): "pungent"
epay (adjective, /ɛpe/): "purple"
usikatha (adjective, /usikəðə/): "quiet"
ttoughtalat (adjective, /ɾɒtələt/): "raw"
ivaw (adjective, /ɪvo/): "rectangular"
athij (adjective, /əðɪj/): "red"
kelavesh (adjective, /kɛləvɛʃ/): "roasted"
kesaw (adjective, /kɛso/): "round"
danabawp (adjective, /danəbop/): "salty"
elud (adjective, /ɛlud/): "savory"
azi (adjective, /əzɪ/): "shallow"
manavuh (adjective, /mənəvuh/): "short"
athatta (adjective, /əðæɾə/): "smoked"
bativat (adjective, /bətɪvət/): "sober"
ittata (adjective, /ɪɾətə/): "sour"
vaitawtti (adjective, /vaɪtoɾɪ/): "spicy"
ttuw (adjective, /ɾuw/): "spiral"
bidu (adjective, /bɪdʌ/): "square"
atoughhayni (adjective, /ætɒheni/): "steamed"
ah (adjective, /ah/): "strange"
aytta (adjective, /eɾæ/): "strong"
taidijef (adjective, /taɪdɪdʒɛf/): "sturdy"
las (adjective, /læs/): "sweet"
upattata (adjective, /ʌpaɾətə/): "tall"
iweva (adjective, /ɪwɛvə/): "thick"
anazava (adjective, /ənəzəvə/): "thin"
nattit (adjective, /nəɾit/): "warm"
le (adjective, /lɛ/): "weak"
ache (adjective, /əxɛ/): "white"
vaza (adjective, /væzə/): "wide"
fisunath (adjective, /fisunəθ/): "yellow"
lasia (adjective, /ləʒə/): "young"
Verbs
falabi (verb, /fələbi/): "bake"
ad (verb, /ad/): "be"
itoughth (verb, /itɒð/): "belong"
ahitt (verb, /əhiɾ/): "bite"
enufi (verb, /ɛnufi/): "break"
itaza (verb, /ɪtəzæ/): "burn"
oughtide (verb, /ɒtidɛ/): "come"
sediwa (verb, /sɛdiwə/): "die"
aittidaydi (verb, /aɪɾidedɪ/): "drink"
ithukil (verb, /ɪðukɪl/): "eat"
sapima (verb, /səpimə/): "fall"
oughnatayn (verb, /ɒnaten/): "fight"
daichengai (verb, /daɪxɛŋaɪ/): "find"
zuttade (verb, /zʌɾədɛ/): "fish"
awsittawn (verb, /osiɾon/): "fly"
aythavek (verb, /eðəvɛk/): "frown"
ttichis (verb, /ɾɪtʃɪs/): "go"
letuttais (verb, /lɛtuɾaɪs/): "growl"
ttutit (verb, /ɾʌtɪt/): "hate"
ani (verb, /ənɪ/): "have"
dafanin (verb, /dæfənɪn/): "hear"
etain (verb, /ɛtaɪn/): "hide"
utti (verb, /uɾi/): "hold"
sijawthaiv (verb, /sɪjoðaɪv/): "hunt"
dawsou (verb, /dosaʊ/): "jump"
thaidifi (verb, /ðaɪdifɪ/): "kill"
ala (verb, /ələ/): "know"
sutay (verb, /sute/): "laugh"
tayt (verb, /tet/): "lie"
adatatt (verb, /ədætəɾ/): "live"
dinayttu (verb, /dineɾu/): "lose"
zatha (verb, /zəðə/): "love"
batu (verb, /bətu/): "need"
lazudi (verb, /ləzʌdi/): "own"
nough (verb, /nɒ/): "roast"
chi (verb, /chɪ/): "run"
ut (verb, /ut/): "see"
isata (verb, /ɪsatə/): "sit"
foisifaf (verb, /fɔɪsɪfæf/): "sleep"
thamaym (verb, /ðəmem/): "smell"
ichad (verb, /ɪtʃəd/): "smile"
akat (verb, /əkət/): "stand"
adaz (verb, /ədəz/): "strike"
ali (verb, /əlɪ/): "swallow"
alawthife (verb, /əloðɪfɛ/): "swim"
at (verb, /æt/): "taste"
akil (verb, /ækɪl/): "throw"
taybi (verb, /tebɪ/): "walk"
shawadak (verb, /ʃæwədək/): "want"
Nouns
athayngin (noun, /aðeŋɪn/): "afternoon"
ta (noun, /tə/): "ale"
sha (noun, /ʃə/): "all"
az (noun, /æz/): "alligator"
ayjoughsawp (noun, /edʒɒsop/): "arm"
fe (noun, /fɛ/): "ash"
ikabi (noun, /ikəbɪ/): "aunt"
waylaqug (noun, /weləqʌg/): "axe"
ttamashi (noun, /ɾæmaʃi/): "bark"
saja (noun, /səjə/): "bay"
tisazoughn (noun, /tisæzɒn/): "beer"
duda (noun, /dʌdæ/): "beet"
shitach (noun, /ʃɪtəx/): "bird"
awalayhe (noun, /əwəlehɛ/): "blood"
anattu (noun, /ənəɾʌ/): "boar"
hak (noun, /hak/): "bone"
ima (noun, /ɪmæ/): "breakfast"
nesai (noun, /nɛsaɪ/): "breast"
abihay (noun, /əbihe/): "brother"
adatt (noun, /ədæɾ/): "castle"
tasit (noun, /təsit/): "cat"
tidailej (noun, /tidaɪlɛj/): "cat"
neb (noun, /nɛb/): "chest"
evadutt (noun, /ɛvəduɾ/): "chicken"
as (noun, /əs/): "claw"
ewa (noun, /ɛwə/): "cloud"
att (noun, /əɾ/): "coconut"
hattimeb (noun, /həɾɪmɛb/): "crime"
lagawi (noun, /ləgəwi/): "day"
idavam (noun, /idəvəm/): "dinner"
kasi (noun, /kəsɪ/): "dog"
alav (noun, /ələv/): "drink"
daisib (noun, /daɪsɪb/): "dungeon"
umoo (noun, /ʌmʊ/): "ear"
asiti (noun, /əsitɪ/): "earth"
vaisin (noun, /vaɪsɪn/): "egg"
as (noun, /əs/): "elder"
awfalikough (noun, /ofəlɪkɒ/): "enemy"
thawough (noun, /ðæwɒ/): "evening"
oiji (noun, /ɔɪji/): "eye"
oughsh (noun, /ɒʃ/): "family"
at (noun, /ət/): "father"
et (noun, /ɛt/): "feather"
aw (noun, /əw/): "fight"
sit (noun, /sɪt/): "finger"
aysahay (noun, /esahe/): "fire"
jalana (noun, /jələnə/): "fish"
iwa (noun, /iwæ/): "flesh"
isutef (noun, /isutɛf/): "foot"
pay (noun, /pe/): "forest"
nachita (noun, /nətʃitə/): "fox"
ayane (noun, /əyənɛ/): "friend"
na (noun, /næ/): "goose"
an (noun, /æn/): "grease"
veshitag (noun, /vɛʃɪtəg/): "group"
ngafa (noun, /ŋafə/): "gulf"
di (noun, /di/): "hair"
kafitain (noun, /kəfɪtaɪn/): "hand"
hatayttawt (noun, /həteɾot/): "hat"
apesh (noun, /əpɛʃ/): "hate"
aselu (noun, /əsɛlʌ/): "head"
alul (noun, /əlul/): "hill"
it (noun, /ɪt/): "horn"
muti (noun, /muti/): "horse"
atha (noun, /əðə/): "house"
izalusa (noun, /ɪzəlusə/): "inn"
ttiz (noun, /ɾiz/): "island"
attal (noun, /əɾal/): "jaw"
itt (noun, /iɾ/): "lake"
sai (noun, /saɪ/): "leaf"
tut (noun, /tut/): "leg"
duwahat (noun, /duwəhət/): "liver"
laf (noun, /ləf/): "louse"
az (noun, /æz/): "love"
petha (noun, /pɛðə/): "lunch"
dakizin (noun, /dəkɪzɪn/): "man"
anen (noun, /ənɛn/): "many"
ita (noun, /ɪta/): "meal"
sad (noun, /səd/): "metal"
poonat (noun, /pʊnət/): "mine"
agi (noun, /əgɪ/): "monster"
aichatoo (noun, /aɪchətʊ/): "moon"
ti (noun, /ti/): "morning"
itakaw (noun, /ɪtəko/): "mother"
aisiittu (noun, /aɪʒɪɾu/): "mountain"
adasiitt (noun, /ədəʒɪɾ/): "mouth"
oittuka (noun, /ɔɪɾʌkə/): "name"
adawap (noun, /ədæwəp/): "neck"
ew (noun, /ɛw/): "night"
oughvamouf (noun, /ɒvəmaʊf/): "noodle"
inough (noun, /ɪnɒ/): "nose"
pa (noun, /pə/): "ocean"
abangithe (noun, /əbaŋɪðɛ/): "parent"
ttittayka (noun, /ɾiɾekə/): "path"
ttan (noun, /ɾæn/): "peace"
goilazu (noun, /gɔɪləzu/): "pepper"
lay (noun, /le/): "person"
iditti (noun, /ɪdɪɾi/): "pie"
unithezi (noun, /uniðɛzɪ/): "pig"
juth (noun, /jʌð/): "rabbit"
nawithij (noun, /nəwiðɪj/): "rain"
tta (noun, /ɾə/): "rat"
aidedasha (noun, /aɪdɛdəʃə/): "river"
inawtan (noun, /ɪnotən/): "robe"
oughtt (noun, /ɒɾ/): "rock"
itadawnay (noun, /itədone/): "root"
nawneta (noun, /nonɛtæ/): "salt"
akaykidi (noun, /əkekidɪ/): "sand"
awttough (noun, /oɾɒ/): "seed"
ttusoughdas (noun, /ɾʌsɒdəs/): "sibling"
aiha (noun, /aɪhə/): "sister"
ifita (noun, /ifitə/): "skin"
ka (noun, /ka/): "sky"
vat (noun, /vət/): "smoke"
ttatib (noun, /ɾætib/): "snake"
lulul (noun, /lulul/): "soup"
aywazawth (noun, /ewazoð/): "star"
ida (noun, /ɪdə/): "stew"
shouwa (noun, /ʃaʊwə/): "stomach"
ku (noun, /kʌ/): "stone"
thazi (noun, /ðəzɪ/): "stream"
apawt (noun, /æpot/): "sun"
voib (noun, /vɔɪb/): "sword"
settadai (noun, /sɛɾədaɪ/): "tail"
natt (noun, /nəɾ/): "tavern"
dativan (noun, /dətɪvæn/): "thumb"
deni (noun, /dɛni/): "tongue"
ekafawdaw (noun, /ɛkəfodo/): "tooth"
asa (noun, /æsə/): "tree"
naisan (noun, /naɪsən/): "truth"
lan (noun, /lən/): "uncle"
nidet (noun, /nidɛt/): "valley"
ttakasa (noun, /ɾækəsə/): "war"
masattough (noun, /məsəɾɒ/): "water"
attu (noun, /əɾʌ/): "way"
ayhatas (noun, /ehætəs/): "wine"
apai (noun, /əpaɪ/): "woman"
punin (noun, /punɪn/): "word"