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Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Ttisam
Ttisam Dictionary
Pronouns
itu (pronoun, /itu/): "he"
it (pronoun, /ɪt/): "she"
wou (pronoun, /waʊ/): "they"
anay (pronoun, /əne/): "you"
tta (pronoun, /ɾə/): "we"
sa (pronoun, /sə/): "I"
Articles
uka (article, /ukæ/): "a"
inaw (article, /ino/): "the"
Prepositions
tta (preposition, /ɾæ/): "and"
za (preposition, /zə/): "as"
ajiti (preposition, /ædʒitɪ/): "from"
supajai (preposition, /supæjaɪ/): "in"
ana (preposition, /əna/): "of"
thukatta (preposition, /ðʌkəɾə/): "or"
utalaybe (preposition, /utælebɛ/): "to"
gaytt (preposition, /geɾ/): "will"
outid (preposition, /aʊtid/): "with"
Numbers
nanayttam (number, /nəneɾəm/): "zero"
abath (number, /əbað/): "one"
attitt (number, /æɾɪɾ/): "two"
ay (number, /æy/): "three"
aythani (number, /eðənɪ/): "four"
disad (number, /dɪsəd/): "five"
jihute (number, /dʒɪhʌtɛ/): "six"
nutta (number, /nʌɾə/): "seven"
tu (number, /tʌ/): "eight"
ikideti (number, /ikɪdɛtɪ/): "nine"
oughsiwahi (number, /ɒsɪwəhɪ/): "ten"
Questions
is (question, /ɪs/): "what"
ttatha (question, /ɾaθə/): "who"
naithitha (question, /naɪðɪðə/): "how"
ettiza (question, /ɛɾɪzə/): "why"
oughsal (question, /ɒsəl/): "when"
Interjections
vough (interjection, /vɒ/): "hello"
ing (interjection, /ɪŋ/): "goodbye"
isezatta (interjection, /isɛzəɾə/): "hey"
paym (interjection, /pem/): "bye"
aitouza (interjection, /aɪtaʊzə/): "ouch"
vuna (interjection, /vunæ/): "wow"
titta (interjection, /tɪɾə/): "uh"
ibib (interjection, /ibɪb/): "er"
ta (interjection, /tæ/): "um"
Adverbs
naymav (adverb, /neməv/): "again"
ikattaf (adverb, /ɪkæɾəf/): "now"
noughnapit (adverb, /nɒnapit/): "soon"
ad (adverb, /əd/): "often"
du (adverb, /dʌ/): "sometimes"
nithai (adverb, /niðaɪ/): "always"
ipavough (adverb, /ipəvɒ/): "never"
enika (adverb, /ɛnikə/): "seldom"
Adjectives
il (adjective, /ɪl/): "aromatic"
nid (adjective, /nid/): "basted"
tti (adjective, /ɾɪ/): "big"
ti (adjective, /tɪ/): "bitter"
ittutatt (adjective, /ɪɾutəɾ/): "black"
kai (adjective, /kaɪ/): "blue"
oobanasa (adjective, /ʊbənəsə/): "brown"
ataisash (adjective, /ætaɪsəʃ/): "chilled"
ttish (adjective, /ɾɪʃ/): "cold"
ak (adjective, /ək/): "curried"
oughhi (adjective, /ɒhɪ/): "dark"
dattag (adjective, /dəɾæg/): "deep"
ayfa (adjective, /efa/): "divine"
iti (adjective, /ɪti/): "drunk"
ipotu (adjective, /ɪpɔtʌ/): "empty"
attibakough (adjective, /əɾɪbakɒ/): "evil"
dikud (adjective, /dɪkʌd/): "familiar"
alucil (adjective, /alucil/): "fat"
umuk (adjective, /ʌmʌk/): "flat"
daninou (adjective, /dənɪnaʊ/): "frail"
lulettay (adjective, /lulɛɾe/): "fried"
nidishan (adjective, /nɪdɪʃən/): "full"
ngijaypus (adjective, /ŋɪdʒepus/): "good"
ada (adjective, /ədə/): "green"
zidaha (adjective, /zidəhə/): "grey"
zisasatt (adjective, /zɪsəsaɾ/): "honest"
thi (adjective, /ðɪ/): "hot"
ata (adjective, /ətə/): "light"
nuk (adjective, /nuk/): "long"
etemiz (adjective, /ɛtɛmɪz/): "loud"
akinan (adjective, /əkɪnan/): "mortal"
kekootta (adjective, /kɛkʊɾa/): "mysterious"
dekaite (adjective, /dɛkaɪtɛ/): "narrow"
nikaytough (adjective, /niketɒ/): "old"
ik (adjective, /ɪk/): "orange"
adu (adjective, /ədʌ/): "pungent"
laypini (adjective, /lepɪnɪ/): "purple"
tazinil (adjective, /təzɪnɪl/): "quiet"
gaytoova (adjective, /getʊvæ/): "raw"
bapi (adjective, /bəpɪ/): "rectangular"
anaititt (adjective, /ənaɪtɪɾ/): "red"
asinali (adjective, /æsɪnælɪ/): "roasted"
tsuwine (adjective, /tsʌwinɛ/): "round"
pejattayl (adjective, /pɛdʒəɾel/): "salty"
siddegi (adjective, /siɽɛgɪ/): "savory"
shuzu (adjective, /ʃʌzʌ/): "shallow"
ila (adjective, /ilə/): "short"
thutt (adjective, /ðuɾ/): "smoked"
nay (adjective, /ne/): "sober"
tikem (adjective, /tikɛm/): "sour"
nani (adjective, /nənɪ/): "spicy"
sada (adjective, /sədə/): "spiral"
ittoughm (adjective, /ɪɾɒm/): "square"
haza (adjective, /həzə/): "steamed"
oul (adjective, /aʊl/): "strange"
zumain (adjective, /zʌmaɪn/): "strong"
ipalu (adjective, /ipəlu/): "sturdy"
up (adjective, /ʌp/): "sweet"
dashittit (adjective, /dəʃiɾɪt/): "tall"
haw (adjective, /həw/): "thick"
avootijai (adjective, /əvʊtɪjaɪ/): "thin"
ettuwab (adjective, /ɛɾuwəb/): "warm"
hupida (adjective, /hʌpɪdə/): "weak"
ala (adjective, /ələ/): "white"
vitiv (adjective, /vɪtɪv/): "wide"
nav (adjective, /nəv/): "yellow"
athaga (adjective, /əθəgə/): "young"
Verbs
vo (verb, /vɔ/): "bake"
witai (verb, /wɪtaɪ/): "be"
didisa (verb, /dɪdɪsə/): "belong"
wi (verb, /wɪ/): "bite"
ufi (verb, /ʌfɪ/): "break"
zaisi (verb, /zaɪsi/): "burn"
ida (verb, /ɪdə/): "come"
fatum (verb, /fətʌm/): "die"
lushuttu (verb, /lʌʃuɾʌ/): "drink"
cha (verb, /xə/): "eat"
niti (verb, /nɪti/): "fall"
oughsattatt (verb, /ɒsæɾəɾ/): "fight"
umayni (verb, /ʌmenɪ/): "find"
manawlak (verb, /manolək/): "fish"
bunous (verb, /bʌnaʊs/): "fly"
ays (verb, /es/): "frown"
ul (verb, /ʌl/): "go"
ashanat (verb, /əʃanət/): "growl"
aikat (verb, /aɪkat/): "hate"
at (verb, /ət/): "have"
dihai (verb, /dihaɪ/): "hear"
duzile (verb, /duzɪlɛ/): "hide"
tta (verb, /ɾə/): "hold"
huta (verb, /hʌtæ/): "hunt"
neta (verb, /nɛtə/): "jump"
mataid (verb, /mətaɪd/): "kill"
am (verb, /æm/): "know"
ttak (verb, /ɾək/): "laugh"
ivuni (verb, /ɪvunɪ/): "lie"
ethi (verb, /ɛθɪ/): "live"
suwawni (verb, /suwoni/): "lose"
tutanith (verb, /tutənɪð/): "love"
tha (verb, /ðə/): "need"
disasi (verb, /disəsi/): "own"
ujini (verb, /udʒɪni/): "roast"
temoughb (verb, /tɛmɒb/): "run"
kute (verb, /kʌtɛ/): "see"
nezuw (verb, /nɛzuw/): "sit"
ita (verb, /ɪtə/): "sleep"
attawt (verb, /əɾot/): "smell"
enepawt (verb, /ɛnɛpot/): "smile"
atuth (verb, /ætuð/): "stand"
umumitte (verb, /umumiɾɛ/): "strike"
ave (verb, /əvɛ/): "swallow"
oovavan (verb, /ʊvavən/): "swim"
uth (verb, /ʌð/): "taste"
vipa (verb, /vɪpə/): "throw"
at (verb, /ət/): "walk"
esi (verb, /ɛsi/): "want"
Nouns
thazaz (noun, /ðæzaz/): "afternoon"
oughshitibu (noun, /ɒʃitibʌ/): "ale"
itad (noun, /itəd/): "all"
uga (noun, /ʌgə/): "alligator"
oughkas (noun, /ɒkæs/): "arm"
aizu (noun, /aɪzu/): "ash"
woughsidatt (noun, /wɒsɪdəɾ/): "aunt"
tto (noun, /ɾɔ/): "axe"
vitt (noun, /viɾ/): "bark"
kili (noun, /kilɪ/): "bay"
munga (noun, /muŋə/): "beer"
nuchib (noun, /nʌchɪb/): "beet"
fi (noun, /fɪ/): "bird"
hudaja (noun, /hudəjə/): "blood"
jed (noun, /jɛd/): "boar"
zattiz (noun, /zəɾɪz/): "bone"
iqu (noun, /ɪqu/): "breakfast"
ttadi (noun, /ɾədɪ/): "breast"
ttettug (noun, /ɾɛɾug/): "brother"
isasani (noun, /isəsænɪ/): "castle"
huttittas (noun, /huɾɪɾəs/): "cat"
isaylithi (noun, /iseliθɪ/): "cat"
al (noun, /al/): "chest"
vu (noun, /vʌ/): "chicken"
adayjawzou (noun, /ədejozaʊ/): "claw"
oughlaittun (noun, /ɒlaɪɾʌn/): "cloud"
ttibazath (noun, /ɾibæzæð/): "coconut"
tittidas (noun, /tɪɾɪdəs/): "crime"
uwai (noun, /ʌwaɪ/): "day"
nattat (noun, /næɾæt/): "dinner"
dichupip (noun, /ditʃʌpip/): "dog"
ittazaka (noun, /ɪɾəzækə/): "drink"
tikaitti (noun, /tɪkaɪɾi/): "dungeon"
jet (noun, /dʒɛt/): "ear"
aysett (noun, /esɛɾ/): "earth"
ti (noun, /ti/): "egg"
aynittiwa (noun, /eniɾiwə/): "elder"
una (noun, /unə/): "enemy"
muzak (noun, /mʌzək/): "evening"
mivata (noun, /mɪvətə/): "eye"
thuttithiz (noun, /ðʌɾiðɪz/): "family"
davaytit (noun, /dəvetit/): "father"
ukoughttis (noun, /ʌkɒɾɪs/): "feather"
sak (noun, /sək/): "fight"
ithattirra (noun, /iθəɾɪrə/): "finger"
pa (noun, /pə/): "fire"
mash (noun, /məʃ/): "fish"
eduvaf (noun, /ɛduvəf/): "flesh"
nasavip (noun, /nəsəvip/): "foot"
atta (noun, /aɾə/): "forest"
ne (noun, /nɛ/): "fox"
balima (noun, /bəlɪma/): "friend"
ttarri (noun, /ɾərɪ/): "goose"
ina (noun, /inə/): "grease"
itay (noun, /ɪte/): "group"
ne (noun, /nɛ/): "gulf"
afep (noun, /əfɛp/): "hair"
talaitti (noun, /təlaɪɾɪ/): "hand"
sawdaney (noun, /sodənɛy/): "hat"
thimem (noun, /ðɪmɛm/): "hate"
oitta (noun, /ɔɪɾæ/): "head"
av (noun, /av/): "hill"
daytittib (noun, /detɪɾɪb/): "horn"
ufidoughtti (noun, /ufɪdɒɾɪ/): "horse"
imangu (noun, /ɪməŋu/): "house"
awda (noun, /odæ/): "inn"
zanasi (noun, /zənəsi/): "island"
touttatha (noun, /taʊɾəðæ/): "jaw"
att (noun, /əɾ/): "lake"
dough (noun, /dɒ/): "leaf"
oughp (noun, /ɒp/): "leg"
ku (noun, /ku/): "liver"
uwequ (noun, /uwɛqu/): "louse"
ulaydoush (noun, /ʌledaʊʃ/): "love"
anayditt (noun, /ənediɾ/): "lunch"
ait (noun, /aɪt/): "man"
ujai (noun, /ʌdʒaɪ/): "many"
uddoughlazi (noun, /uɽɒləzi/): "meal"
aigimat (noun, /aɪgɪmət/): "metal"
jattai (noun, /dʒəɾaɪ/): "mine"
izakada (noun, /ɪzəkədæ/): "monster"
ichucel (noun, /itʃucɛl/): "moon"
naigiku (noun, /naɪgiku/): "morning"
sawa (noun, /səwə/): "mother"
alu (noun, /əlu/): "mountain"
inezath (noun, /inɛzaθ/): "mouth"
tathaf (noun, /təðəf/): "name"
manathath (noun, /mənæðəð/): "neck"
fakayt (noun, /faket/): "night"
jiniga (noun, /dʒɪnigæ/): "noodle"
adawfayvi (noun, /ædofevi/): "nose"
za (noun, /za/): "ocean"
sayvaytti (noun, /seveɾɪ/): "parent"
tayzanatt (noun, /tezanəɾ/): "path"
ingi (noun, /ɪŋɪ/): "peace"
zi (noun, /zɪ/): "pepper"
attadumu (noun, /æɾədumu/): "person"
si (noun, /sɪ/): "pie"
itittib (noun, /itɪɾɪb/): "pig"
lawpaka (noun, /lopəkə/): "rabbit"
anadin (noun, /ənædɪn/): "rain"
saynin (noun, /senɪn/): "rat"
usukath (noun, /usʌkæð/): "river"
iboughnivi (noun, /ibɒnɪvɪ/): "robe"
aylaz (noun, /elæz/): "rock"
afakane (noun, /əfəkanɛ/): "root"
uta (noun, /ʌtə/): "salt"
kipasut (noun, /kɪpəsʌt/): "sand"
zili (noun, /zɪlɪ/): "seed"
ath (noun, /əθ/): "sibling"
bingapa (noun, /bɪŋəpə/): "sister"
chakaybay (noun, /tʃəkebe/): "skin"
lath (noun, /ləð/): "sky"
anittina (noun, /ənɪɾina/): "smoke"
awza (noun, /ozə/): "snake"
atattapa (noun, /ətaɾəpə/): "soup"
ada (noun, /ədə/): "star"
atik (noun, /ətɪk/): "stew"
achangat (noun, /ətʃæŋət/): "stomach"
tengayba (noun, /tɛŋebə/): "stone"
azitt (noun, /əziɾ/): "stream"
wani (noun, /wənɪ/): "sun"
lithush (noun, /lɪðuʃ/): "sword"
ut (noun, /ut/): "tail"
noughka (noun, /nɒka/): "tavern"
awvat (noun, /ovət/): "thumb"
idetha (noun, /ɪdɛðə/): "tongue"
tti (noun, /ɾi/): "tooth"
ainaw (noun, /aɪno/): "tree"
azas (noun, /əzəs/): "truth"
itacoughzi (noun, /ɪtəcɒzi/): "uncle"
emu (noun, /ɛmu/): "valley"
attoughtu (noun, /əɾɒtʌ/): "war"
ditaita (noun, /dɪtaɪtæ/): "water"
oughttuza (noun, /ɒɾuzə/): "way"
thawtti (noun, /ðoɾi/): "wine"
fena (noun, /fɛnə/): "woman"
vittidaiz (noun, /vɪɾidaɪz/): "word"