Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Takulev
Takulev Dictionary
Pronouns
aitte (pronoun, /aɪɾɛ/): "he"
sa (pronoun, /sa/): "she"
es (pronoun, /ɛs/): "they"
pi (pronoun, /pi/): "you"
se (pronoun, /sɛ/): "we"
ipa (pronoun, /ɪpə/): "I"
Articles
thuv (article, /ðuv/): "a"
ait (article, /aɪt/): "the"
Prepositions
ngichak (preposition, /ŋitʃək/): "and"
ttittaija (preposition, /ɾɪɾaɪdʒə/): "as"
akaittitu (preposition, /ækaɪɾɪtʌ/): "from"
isoo (preposition, /isʊ/): "in"
nu (preposition, /nu/): "of"
hikattatt (preposition, /hikəɾəɾ/): "or"
kosh (preposition, /kɔʃ/): "to"
tudoughpi (preposition, /tʌdɒpi/): "will"
zaydes (preposition, /zedɛs/): "with"
Numbers
sa (number, /sə/): "zero"
doubay (number, /daʊbe/): "one"
titsi (number, /titsɪ/): "two"
asitt (number, /æsɪɾ/): "three"
tta (number, /ɾə/): "four"
limai (number, /lɪmaɪ/): "five"
una (number, /unə/): "six"
il (number, /ɪl/): "seven"
kaytai (number, /ketaɪ/): "eight"
ithahan (number, /ɪðəhæn/): "nine"
at (number, /ət/): "ten"
Questions
gaimattay (question, /gaɪməɾe/): "what"
pecha (question, /pɛtʃæ/): "who"
zoiduz (question, /zɔɪdʌz/): "how"
igainay (question, /ɪgaɪne/): "why"
ttazaingaw (question, /ɾəzaɪŋo/): "when"
Interjections
na (interjection, /nə/): "hello"
ttajamu (interjection, /ɾæjəmu/): "goodbye"
shatt (interjection, /ʃəɾ/): "hey"
ne (interjection, /nɛ/): "bye"
ihadeta (interjection, /ɪhædɛtə/): "ouch"
natasij (interjection, /nətasɪdʒ/): "wow"
ili (interjection, /ɪli/): "uh"
alattili (interjection, /aləɾɪlɪ/): "er"
ngailoot (interjection, /ŋaɪlʊt/): "um"
Adverbs
ath (adverb, /əð/): "again"
udattayna (adverb, /udəɾenə/): "now"
attinaid (adverb, /əɾɪnaɪd/): "soon"
il (adverb, /il/): "often"
wi (adverb, /wɪ/): "sometimes"
math (adverb, /məð/): "always"
da (adverb, /də/): "never"
nakaz (adverb, /nəkəz/): "seldom"
Adjectives
inadayf (adjective, /inædef/): "aromatic"
pulaba (adjective, /puləbə/): "basted"
lalusayh (adjective, /ləluseh/): "big"
atattiga (adjective, /ətəɾigə/): "bitter"
hemai (adjective, /hɛmaɪ/): "black"
sis (adjective, /sɪs/): "blue"
imaykath (adjective, /ɪmekəð/): "brown"
wi (adjective, /wi/): "chilled"
uzough (adjective, /ʌzɒ/): "cold"
att (adjective, /əɾ/): "curried"
ba (adjective, /bə/): "dark"
idih (adjective, /idɪh/): "deep"
desaitha (adjective, /dɛsaɪθæ/): "divine"
idasabi (adjective, /ɪdəsəbɪ/): "drunk"
ttajaytoo (adjective, /ɾəjetʊ/): "empty"
mas (adjective, /məs/): "evil"
zanimit (adjective, /zənɪmɪt/): "familiar"
neta (adjective, /nɛtæ/): "fat"
matt (adjective, /məɾ/): "flat"
awniw (adjective, /oniw/): "frail"
zifanam (adjective, /zifənæm/): "fried"
ittarrita (adjective, /iɾəritə/): "full"
izatt (adjective, /ɪzəɾ/): "good"
doit (adjective, /dɔɪt/): "green"
isai (adjective, /ɪsaɪ/): "grey"
thimai (adjective, /ðɪmaɪ/): "honest"
wapathaw (adjective, /wapaðo/): "hot"
ttijois (adjective, /ɾidʒɔɪs/): "light"
ihaynit (adjective, /ɪhenɪt/): "long"
ttazayttai (adjective, /ɾəzeɾaɪ/): "loud"
navanit (adjective, /nævənit/): "mortal"
vanisawm (adjective, /vənɪsom/): "mysterious"
atha (adjective, /əðə/): "narrow"
natisat (adjective, /nətɪsət/): "old"
vu (adjective, /vu/): "orange"
kattoo (adjective, /kəɾʊ/): "pungent"
ashu (adjective, /əʃu/): "purple"
ema (adjective, /ɛmə/): "quiet"
sulamoub (adjective, /sʌləmaʊb/): "raw"
naj (adjective, /nəj/): "rectangular"
betti (adjective, /bɛɾi/): "red"
anataitt (adjective, /ænətaɪɾ/): "roasted"
tike (adjective, /tikɛ/): "round"
la (adjective, /lə/): "salty"
inoowuma (adjective, /inʊwumə/): "savory"
tatoughf (adjective, /tætɒf/): "shallow"
inenaz (adjective, /inɛnəz/): "short"
sa (adjective, /sə/): "smoked"
ttikasit (adjective, /ɾɪkəsit/): "sober"
at (adjective, /æt/): "sour"
vuvaimaw (adjective, /vuvaɪmo/): "spicy"
mikazay (adjective, /mikəze/): "spiral"
imuk (adjective, /ɪmʌk/): "square"
una (adjective, /una/): "steamed"
ninas (adjective, /ninəs/): "strange"
sasisan (adjective, /səsɪsən/): "strong"
nanitan (adjective, /nənɪtən/): "sturdy"
awthana (adjective, /oðənə/): "sweet"
dihafa (adjective, /dɪhəfæ/): "tall"
vouthaza (adjective, /vaʊθəzə/): "thick"
biv (adjective, /biv/): "thin"
bouchoujay (adjective, /baʊtʃaʊje/): "warm"
tuvathai (adjective, /tuvəθaɪ/): "weak"
nattai (adjective, /nəɾaɪ/): "white"
awatta (adjective, /əwəɾə/): "wide"
utita (adjective, /ʌtɪtə/): "yellow"
ichaik (adjective, /ɪtʃaɪk/): "young"
Verbs
aijiditt (verb, /aɪjɪdɪɾ/): "bake"
ttawdittat (verb, /ɾodiɾət/): "be"
ihijeta (verb, /ihɪdʒɛtə/): "belong"
kaw (verb, /ko/): "bite"
ath (verb, /əð/): "break"
sutayngut (verb, /sʌteŋut/): "burn"
attad (verb, /əɾəd/): "come"
mat (verb, /mæt/): "die"
nangidik (verb, /naŋidɪk/): "drink"
atath (verb, /ətað/): "eat"
saizapis (verb, /saɪzəpis/): "fall"
navudai (verb, /navʌdaɪ/): "fight"
usatt (verb, /ʌsəɾ/): "find"
afa (verb, /əfæ/): "fish"
madaza (verb, /mædəzæ/): "fly"
adelan (verb, /ədɛlæn/): "frown"
man (verb, /mæn/): "go"
ttana (verb, /ɾəna/): "growl"
puzajit (verb, /pʌzəjɪt/): "hate"
akem (verb, /akɛm/): "have"
ngathawtt (verb, /ŋəðoɾ/): "hear"
att (verb, /əɾ/): "hide"
fizin (verb, /fɪzɪn/): "hold"
asak (verb, /əsək/): "hunt"
wuwiva (verb, /wʌwivə/): "jump"
anganattu (verb, /əŋənæɾʌ/): "kill"
anatt (verb, /ənəɾ/): "know"
att (verb, /əɾ/): "laugh"
fasayn (verb, /fæsen/): "lie"
naimilis (verb, /naɪmilis/): "live"
sacanan (verb, /səcænən/): "lose"
katawait (verb, /kætawaɪt/): "love"
ingasad (verb, /ɪŋəsəd/): "need"
labak (verb, /ləbək/): "own"
edavi (verb, /ɛdəvi/): "roast"
nganawnough (verb, /ŋənonɒ/): "run"
fitetta (verb, /fɪtɛɾə/): "see"
ttetaiza (verb, /ɾɛtaɪzə/): "sit"
awm (verb, /om/): "sleep"
enimat (verb, /ɛnɪmat/): "smell"
mough (verb, /mɒ/): "smile"
uta (verb, /utə/): "stand"
ttalil (verb, /ɾəlɪl/): "strike"
aba (verb, /abæ/): "swallow"
nuza (verb, /nuzæ/): "swim"
thayt (verb, /ðet/): "taste"
degina (verb, /dɛgɪnə/): "throw"
may (verb, /me/): "walk"
azaittati (verb, /əzaɪɾətɪ/): "want"
Nouns
echej (noun, /ɛtʃɛj/): "afternoon"
as (noun, /əs/): "ale"
imasij (noun, /iməsɪj/): "all"
unam (noun, /ʌnəm/): "alligator"
uwuyisa (noun, /ʌwʌyisə/): "arm"
aybalina (noun, /ebəlinə/): "ash"
ma (noun, /mə/): "aunt"
ttichoupak (noun, /ɾɪtʃaʊpək/): "axe"
awkawkapi (noun, /okokəpɪ/): "bark"
mawtuki (noun, /motʌki/): "bay"
an (noun, /ən/): "beer"
ttaman (noun, /ɾæmæn/): "beet"
inadat (noun, /ɪnədət/): "bird"
vu (noun, /vu/): "blood"
sasittaw (noun, /səsiɾəw/): "boar"
ethuw (noun, /ɛðʌw/): "bone"
ivoonaw (noun, /ivʊno/): "breakfast"
satool (noun, /sətʊl/): "breast"
idounam (noun, /ɪdaʊnəm/): "brother"
ittas (noun, /ɪɾəs/): "castle"
att (noun, /əɾ/): "cat"
ttasialak (noun, /ɾaʒələk/): "cat"
enetite (noun, /ɛnɛtɪtɛ/): "chest"
kaitu (noun, /kaɪtʌ/): "chicken"
lalitam (noun, /lalitæm/): "claw"
kihu (noun, /kɪhʌ/): "cloud"
enattathu (noun, /ɛnæɾaðʌ/): "coconut"
uni (noun, /ʌnɪ/): "crime"
hawkasitt (noun, /hokəsiɾ/): "day"
tatt (noun, /təɾ/): "dinner"
sina (noun, /sɪnæ/): "dog"
awp (noun, /op/): "drink"
thunili (noun, /ðʌnilɪ/): "dungeon"
chat (noun, /xæt/): "ear"
venaka (noun, /vɛnæka/): "earth"
itatoo (noun, /ɪtatʊ/): "egg"
wuh (noun, /wʌh/): "elder"
ecenouth (noun, /ɛcɛnaʊθ/): "enemy"
aja (noun, /ədʒə/): "evening"
shaifusu (noun, /ʃaɪfusu/): "eye"
jiza (noun, /jɪzə/): "family"
lutteni (noun, /lʌɾɛni/): "father"
luttene (noun, /lʌɾɛnɛ/): "feather"
kupanav (noun, /kupanəv/): "fight"
wifalaw (noun, /wɪfælo/): "finger"
atithika (noun, /ætiðɪkə/): "fire"
ihisatti (noun, /ɪhɪsəɾɪ/): "fish"
titataw (noun, /titatəw/): "flesh"
isaitatt (noun, /ɪsaɪtəɾ/): "foot"
ilisav (noun, /ɪlɪsəv/): "forest"
ta (noun, /tə/): "fox"
nayzoin (noun, /nezɔɪn/): "friend"
ittagitti (noun, /iɾəgiɾɪ/): "goose"
usiuhi (noun, /uʒuhi/): "grease"
amaba (noun, /əməbə/): "group"
jenisa (noun, /dʒɛnɪsə/): "gulf"
adalus (noun, /ədəlʌs/): "hair"
abijali (noun, /abijəlɪ/): "hand"
na (noun, /nə/): "hat"
itap (noun, /itəp/): "hate"
etitawv (noun, /ɛtitov/): "head"
tta (noun, /ɾə/): "hill"
iwitoo (noun, /ɪwitʊ/): "horn"
ita (noun, /ɪta/): "horse"
tawool (noun, /tæwʊl/): "house"
alatattay (noun, /ələtəɾe/): "inn"
ul (noun, /ul/): "island"
ivipili (noun, /ɪvipɪli/): "jaw"
pa (noun, /pə/): "lake"
zit (noun, /zɪt/): "leaf"
aitoo (noun, /aɪtʊ/): "leg"
banittawn (noun, /bænɪɾon/): "liver"
agilini (noun, /əgilɪni/): "louse"
azit (noun, /əzit/): "love"
ujuthebi (noun, /ujʌðɛbɪ/): "lunch"
dayn (noun, /den/): "man"
ngalatt (noun, /ŋələɾ/): "many"
ttadi (noun, /ɾədi/): "meal"
thu (noun, /ðu/): "metal"
jasa (noun, /dʒasə/): "mine"
pa (noun, /pə/): "monster"
dita (noun, /dɪtə/): "moon"
sum (noun, /sʌm/): "morning"
as (noun, /əs/): "mother"
aivusa (noun, /aɪvusa/): "mountain"
datta (noun, /dəɾæ/): "mouth"
suzan (noun, /sʌzæn/): "name"
ttumilay (noun, /ɾumɪle/): "neck"
jih (noun, /jɪh/): "night"
gain (noun, /gaɪn/): "noodle"
atettil (noun, /ətɛɾɪl/): "nose"
aihazutta (noun, /aɪhəzuɾə/): "ocean"
thapiday (noun, /ðapɪde/): "parent"
dizethik (noun, /dɪzɛθɪk/): "path"
uzi (noun, /ʌzɪ/): "peace"
ipip (noun, /ipɪp/): "pepper"
ihaytepough (noun, /ɪhetɛpɒ/): "person"
ati (noun, /ətɪ/): "pie"
matailit (noun, /mætaɪlɪt/): "pig"
asa (noun, /æsæ/): "rabbit"
hajaha (noun, /həjəhə/): "rain"
ivanu (noun, /ɪvənʌ/): "rat"
kuseta (noun, /kʌsɛtæ/): "river"
ina (noun, /ɪnə/): "robe"
chamatha (noun, /chəməðə/): "rock"
sough (noun, /sɒ/): "root"
sha (noun, /ʃæ/): "salt"
tisa (noun, /tisə/): "sand"
yadaisai (noun, /yədaɪsaɪ/): "seed"
uttus (noun, /uɾus/): "sibling"
taykine (noun, /tekɪnɛ/): "sister"
thizavaz (noun, /ðɪzəvəz/): "skin"
tukutt (noun, /tukuɾ/): "sky"
ivai (noun, /ɪvaɪ/): "smoke"
anayttaki (noun, /əneɾəkɪ/): "snake"
ttattu (noun, /ɾəɾʌ/): "soup"
ittinooha (noun, /ɪɾinʊhə/): "star"
awttitak (noun, /oɾitək/): "stew"
ikethi (noun, /ɪkɛðɪ/): "stomach"
suthukath (noun, /sʌðʌkəð/): "stone"
himefa (noun, /hɪmɛfæ/): "stream"
ainain (noun, /aɪnaɪn/): "sun"
lasadus (noun, /ləsədʌs/): "sword"
zud (noun, /zʌd/): "tail"
gul (noun, /gul/): "tavern"
aipata (noun, /aɪpətə/): "thumb"
aizoufa (noun, /aɪzaʊfə/): "tongue"
dettatte (noun, /dɛɾəɾɛ/): "tooth"
fidett (noun, /fidɛɾ/): "tree"
zinif (noun, /zinif/): "truth"
ayn (noun, /en/): "uncle"
oonip (noun, /ʊnip/): "valley"
gatt (noun, /gaɾ/): "war"
lukoughs (noun, /lʌkɒs/): "water"
oodah (noun, /ʊdəh/): "way"
ivus (noun, /ivus/): "wine"
tattattu (noun, /təɾəɾu/): "woman"
amimeza (noun, /əmɪmɛzə/): "word"