Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Outitu
Outitu Dictionary
Pronouns
tha (pronoun, /θə/): "he"
ayse (pronoun, /esɛ/): "she"
si (pronoun, /si/): "they"
da (pronoun, /də/): "you"
ttat (pronoun, /ɾət/): "we"
ha (pronoun, /hə/): "I"
Articles
nal (article, /nəl/): "a"
chi (article, /tʃi/): "the"
Prepositions
thava (preposition, /ðəva/): "and"
oughde (preposition, /ɒdɛ/): "as"
thinidang (preposition, /ðinɪdaŋ/): "from"
udikatta (preposition, /udɪkæɾə/): "in"
ttalukuj (preposition, /ɾəlʌkʌdʒ/): "of"
ittidayz (preposition, /ɪɾidez/): "or"
ebawata (preposition, /ɛbəwətə/): "to"
na (preposition, /na/): "will"
tali (preposition, /təlɪ/): "with"
Numbers
bik (number, /bɪk/): "zero"
utasal (number, /utəsəl/): "one"
isomu (number, /ɪsɔmu/): "two"
thethasa (number, /ðɛðəsə/): "three"
thu (number, /ðʌ/): "four"
ak (number, /ək/): "five"
tta (number, /ɾə/): "six"
ttitavav (number, /ɾɪtəvæv/): "seven"
aynaykutu (number, /enekʌtʌ/): "eight"
nataydi (number, /nətedi/): "nine"
ahisal (number, /əhɪsæl/): "ten"
Questions
ejaba (question, /ɛjæbə/): "what"
outt (question, /aʊɾ/): "who"
zawpitawtt (question, /zopɪtoɾ/): "how"
angaynawi (question, /æŋenəwi/): "why"
ula (question, /ulə/): "when"
Interjections
huttak (interjection, /huɾək/): "hello"
sounuch (interjection, /saʊnutʃ/): "goodbye"
tti (interjection, /ɾi/): "hey"
athetu (interjection, /əðɛtʌ/): "bye"
tangaytta (interjection, /təŋeɾæ/): "ouch"
na (interjection, /nə/): "wow"
is (interjection, /ɪs/): "uh"
thib (interjection, /θɪb/): "er"
ttesi (interjection, /ɾɛsɪ/): "um"
Adverbs
iwale (adverb, /ɪwəlɛ/): "again"
jawzan (adverb, /dʒozən/): "now"
ayl (adverb, /el/): "soon"
ipatita (adverb, /ɪpətitə/): "often"
te (adverb, /tɛ/): "sometimes"
jeninit (adverb, /jɛnɪnɪt/): "always"
avas (adverb, /əvəs/): "never"
ditta (adverb, /diɾə/): "seldom"
Adjectives
tattawatt (adjective, /təɾəwæɾ/): "aromatic"
et (adjective, /ɛt/): "basted"
sushulayn (adjective, /sʌʃulen/): "big"
fadd (adjective, /fəɽ/): "bitter"
awthilid (adjective, /oðɪlɪd/): "black"
za (adjective, /zə/): "blue"
si (adjective, /sɪ/): "brown"
jadatta (adjective, /dʒədəɾə/): "chilled"
nidatough (adjective, /nidætɒ/): "cold"
mikay (adjective, /mike/): "curried"
ttaynathuh (adjective, /ɾenæðʌh/): "dark"
tittamitt (adjective, /tiɾəmɪɾ/): "deep"
atujidi (adjective, /atʌjɪdɪ/): "divine"
atadid (adjective, /ətədid/): "drunk"
esith (adjective, /ɛsið/): "empty"
oughj (adjective, /ɒdʒ/): "evil"
thajachal (adjective, /ðəjətʃəl/): "familiar"
ttay (adjective, /ɾe/): "fat"
anizas (adjective, /ənɪzəs/): "flat"
mingap (adjective, /miŋəp/): "frail"
wi (adjective, /wɪ/): "fried"
lisitood (adjective, /lɪsɪtʊd/): "full"
watta (adjective, /wəɾa/): "good"
agushan (adjective, /əgʌʃən/): "green"
neda (adjective, /nɛdæ/): "grey"
iba (adjective, /ibə/): "honest"
zi (adjective, /zɪ/): "hot"
ilid (adjective, /ɪlɪd/): "light"
ibaysek (adjective, /ɪbesɛk/): "long"
anamapay (adjective, /ənəməpe/): "loud"
tinal (adjective, /tɪnəl/): "mortal"
ttadesaj (adjective, /ɾədɛsədʒ/): "mysterious"
attuh (adjective, /əɾuh/): "narrow"
ijika (adjective, /ɪdʒɪkə/): "old"
kat (adjective, /kət/): "orange"
oobinani (adjective, /ʊbɪnəni/): "pungent"
ays (adjective, /es/): "purple"
daynawn (adjective, /denon/): "quiet"
ma (adjective, /mə/): "raw"
di (adjective, /dɪ/): "rectangular"
attou (adjective, /əɾaʊ/): "red"
aqachi (adjective, /əqəxɪ/): "roasted"
titat (adjective, /tɪtət/): "round"
apit (adjective, /əpit/): "salty"
ulai (adjective, /ʌlaɪ/): "savory"
vata (adjective, /vətə/): "shallow"
tadadough (adjective, /tədadɒ/): "short"
huvu (adjective, /hʌvʌ/): "smoked"
ttav (adjective, /ɾəv/): "sober"
aytawmu (adjective, /etomʌ/): "sour"
az (adjective, /əz/): "spicy"
tabeth (adjective, /təbɛð/): "spiral"
ttoughthawtat (adjective, /ɾɒðotət/): "square"
awji (adjective, /oji/): "steamed"
apiwikay (adjective, /əpɪwike/): "strange"
aditta (adjective, /ədɪɾə/): "strong"
ama (adjective, /əmə/): "sturdy"
izam (adjective, /ɪzəm/): "sweet"
as (adjective, /əs/): "tall"
ki (adjective, /kɪ/): "thick"
ittatidu (adjective, /iɾətidu/): "thin"
ittez (adjective, /ɪɾɛz/): "warm"
tilad (adjective, /tɪləd/): "weak"
didaytta (adjective, /dideɾə/): "white"
ivoih (adjective, /ivɔɪh/): "wide"
inumaha (adjective, /ɪnʌmahə/): "yellow"
ittan (adjective, /ɪɾən/): "young"
Verbs
sitikaw (verb, /sɪtɪko/): "bake"
didish (verb, /dɪdiʃ/): "be"
alishat (verb, /əlɪʃət/): "belong"
lathapib (verb, /ləðəpib/): "bite"
sayhet (verb, /sehɛt/): "break"
ttun (verb, /ɾʌn/): "burn"
an (verb, /ən/): "come"
atu (verb, /ətʌ/): "die"
abiwala (verb, /abɪwələ/): "drink"
esazitti (verb, /ɛsəziɾɪ/): "eat"
as (verb, /əs/): "fall"
pizaw (verb, /pɪzo/): "fight"
tetakum (verb, /tɛtəkum/): "find"
favayd (verb, /fəved/): "fish"
athinayt (verb, /əðɪnet/): "fly"
niday (verb, /nide/): "frown"
asha (verb, /əʃæ/): "go"
ibututi (verb, /ibututɪ/): "growl"
ezatta (verb, /ɛzæɾə/): "hate"
nadanay (verb, /nədəne/): "have"
tutt (verb, /tuɾ/): "hear"
una (verb, /unæ/): "hide"
thazetta (verb, /ðəzɛɾə/): "hold"
asi (verb, /asɪ/): "hunt"
sough (verb, /sɒ/): "jump"
inani (verb, /ɪnanɪ/): "kill"
akatt (verb, /əkəɾ/): "know"
attittu (verb, /æɾɪɾʌ/): "laugh"
dijada (verb, /dɪjədə/): "lie"
napasi (verb, /nəpəsi/): "live"
jut (verb, /jut/): "lose"
wingitt (verb, /wɪŋɪɾ/): "love"
aywittafa (verb, /ewiɾəfə/): "need"
ehitai (verb, /ɛhɪtaɪ/): "own"
tawese (verb, /təwɛsɛ/): "roast"
il (verb, /ɪl/): "run"
ttaiduza (verb, /ɾaɪdʌzə/): "see"
laigip (verb, /laɪgɪp/): "sit"
aj (verb, /əj/): "sleep"
ala (verb, /əla/): "smell"
ti (verb, /ti/): "smile"
mitha (verb, /miðə/): "stand"
mou (verb, /maʊ/): "strike"
uci (verb, /uci/): "swallow"
izinooga (verb, /izɪnʊgə/): "swim"
iwa (verb, /ɪwə/): "taste"
iwatal (verb, /iwətəl/): "throw"
inaith (verb, /ɪnaɪð/): "walk"
viz (verb, /vɪz/): "want"
Nouns
tatetta (noun, /tætɛɾæ/): "afternoon"
anasat (noun, /ænəsət/): "ale"
oode (noun, /ʊdɛ/): "all"
ngaf (noun, /ŋəf/): "alligator"
pawb (noun, /pob/): "arm"
navetus (noun, /nəvɛtʌs/): "ash"
iwith (noun, /ɪwɪð/): "aunt"
ngi (noun, /ŋi/): "axe"
ttanin (noun, /ɾənɪn/): "bark"
si (noun, /sɪ/): "bay"
lakawk (noun, /ləkok/): "beer"
thah (noun, /ðah/): "beet"
tates (noun, /tatɛs/): "bird"
ayzath (noun, /ezəð/): "blood"
aypu (noun, /epʌ/): "boar"
tittalai (noun, /tɪɾəlaɪ/): "bone"
gipah (noun, /gipæh/): "breakfast"
ti (noun, /tɪ/): "breast"
nathas (noun, /nəðəs/): "brother"
tticha (noun, /ɾɪtʃə/): "castle"
adaheh (noun, /ədəhɛh/): "cat"
lisagan (noun, /lisəgən/): "cat"
ak (noun, /ək/): "chest"
aitai (noun, /aɪtaɪ/): "chicken"
ijalid (noun, /ɪjælɪd/): "claw"
anati (noun, /ənatɪ/): "cloud"
mayzata (noun, /mezətə/): "coconut"
ayhaw (noun, /eho/): "crime"
oughpili (noun, /ɒpɪlɪ/): "day"
itizey (noun, /ɪtɪzɛy/): "dinner"
thitaqatt (noun, /θitəqəɾ/): "dog"
oughlattun (noun, /ɒləɾʌn/): "drink"
nira (noun, /nɪɹə/): "dungeon"
anetta (noun, /anɛɾə/): "ear"
ageli (noun, /ægɛlɪ/): "earth"
tinitten (noun, /tɪnɪɾɛn/): "egg"
iwabefa (noun, /ɪwəbɛfə/): "elder"
nat (noun, /nat/): "enemy"
uttaikatta (noun, /uɾaɪkəɾə/): "evening"
tayh (noun, /teh/): "eye"
attough (noun, /æɾɒ/): "family"
ayzoo (noun, /ezʊ/): "father"
izu (noun, /ɪzu/): "feather"
digoughda (noun, /dɪgɒda/): "fight"
kunaz (noun, /kunaz/): "finger"
thainittai (noun, /ðaɪniɾaɪ/): "fire"
ufudatt (noun, /ufʌdəɾ/): "fish"
abitt (noun, /əbɪɾ/): "flesh"
aipi (noun, /aɪpɪ/): "foot"
aniw (noun, /əniw/): "forest"
lakutool (noun, /ləkʌtʊl/): "fox"
nata (noun, /nətə/): "friend"
av (noun, /əv/): "goose"
ttasatoughs (noun, /ɾasətɒs/): "grease"
datawa (noun, /dətəwə/): "group"
ama (noun, /æmə/): "gulf"
aythenukai (noun, /eðɛnukaɪ/): "hair"
bathipa (noun, /baðɪpæ/): "hand"
vebutta (noun, /vɛbʌɾə/): "hat"
analayni (noun, /ənəleni/): "hate"
fawna (noun, /fonə/): "head"
pilatti (noun, /pɪlaɾɪ/): "hill"
disad (noun, /dɪsəd/): "horn"
ain (noun, /aɪn/): "horse"
lesi (noun, /lɛsɪ/): "house"
ipach (noun, /ipætʃ/): "inn"
hidaipi (noun, /hidaɪpɪ/): "island"
qayfid (noun, /qefid/): "jaw"
noughkij (noun, /nɒkɪdʒ/): "lake"
ouwakat (noun, /aʊwækæt/): "leaf"
zanoozith (noun, /zənʊzið/): "leg"
ibathid (noun, /ibəθɪd/): "liver"
thet (noun, /ðɛt/): "louse"
awitu (noun, /æwɪtu/): "love"
voi (noun, /vɔɪ/): "lunch"
ninin (noun, /ninɪn/): "man"
tibaylutt (noun, /tɪbeluɾ/): "many"
pai (noun, /paɪ/): "meal"
ila (noun, /ɪlə/): "metal"
zit (noun, /zɪt/): "mine"
zulasi (noun, /zʌləsi/): "monster"
alain (noun, /əlaɪn/): "moon"
itt (noun, /iɾ/): "morning"
takivi (noun, /təkɪvi/): "mother"
anithu (noun, /əniðʌ/): "mountain"
pittayvut (noun, /pɪɾevut/): "mouth"
ali (noun, /əlɪ/): "name"
zaynasaik (noun, /zenəsaɪk/): "neck"
na (noun, /na/): "night"
sawtabath (noun, /sotəbəð/): "noodle"
adi (noun, /ədɪ/): "nose"
usi (noun, /usi/): "ocean"
awkaibatt (noun, /okaɪbæɾ/): "parent"
zattook (noun, /zəɾʊk/): "path"
oitapife (noun, /ɔɪtəpifɛ/): "peace"
amiweka (noun, /əmiwɛkə/): "pepper"
ooloobiv (noun, /ʊlʊbiv/): "person"
ttittashit (noun, /ɾɪɾəʃɪt/): "pie"
ajatani (noun, /ədʒətənɪ/): "pig"
adapid (noun, /ədəpɪd/): "rabbit"
tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "rain"
kasutt (noun, /kəsʌɾ/): "rat"
vifeni (noun, /vɪfɛnɪ/): "river"
ishatas (noun, /ɪʃætəs/): "robe"
esooniva (noun, /ɛsʊnɪva/): "rock"
ulani (noun, /ulænɪ/): "root"
dadidap (noun, /dədidəp/): "salt"
nimunad (noun, /nɪmunæd/): "sand"
uch (noun, /ux/): "seed"
dis (noun, /dɪs/): "sibling"
al (noun, /əl/): "sister"
botaymaws (noun, /bɔtemos/): "skin"
tamiv (noun, /tæmiv/): "sky"
ajanis (noun, /ədʒənɪs/): "smoke"
udamak (noun, /ʌdəmək/): "snake"
ate (noun, /ətɛ/): "soup"
dabait (noun, /dəbaɪt/): "star"
jaish (noun, /jaɪʃ/): "stew"
acisit (noun, /æcɪsit/): "stomach"
vidan (noun, /vidæn/): "stone"
kasiou (noun, /kəʒaʊ/): "stream"
asatt (noun, /əsəɾ/): "sun"
iliw (noun, /iliw/): "sword"
thaj (noun, /ðæj/): "tail"
thachaydah (noun, /ðəxedəh/): "tavern"
ayhibad (noun, /ehɪbəd/): "thumb"
baytte (noun, /beɾɛ/): "tongue"
vitha (noun, /viðə/): "tooth"
liwoo (noun, /liwʊ/): "tree"
nan (noun, /nən/): "truth"
thasana (noun, /ðəsanə/): "uncle"
aythashufa (noun, /eðəʃʌfə/): "valley"
atanai (noun, /ætənaɪ/): "war"
nazapath (noun, /nəzəpað/): "water"
su (noun, /su/): "way"
akaida (noun, /əkaɪdæ/): "wine"
thilab (noun, /ðilab/): "woman"
ek (noun, /ɛk/): "word"