Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Nguwatt
Nguwatt Dictionary
Pronouns
ayb (pronoun, /eb/): "he"
zan (pronoun, /zən/): "she"
sek (pronoun, /sɛk/): "they"
lai (pronoun, /laɪ/): "you"
al (pronoun, /əl/): "we"
lai (pronoun, /laɪ/): "I"
Articles
shi (article, /ʃi/): "a"
adi (article, /ədɪ/): "the"
Prepositions
ikakif (preposition, /ɪkəkif/): "and"
datitan (preposition, /dətɪtæn/): "as"
aylin (preposition, /elɪn/): "from"
mepabi (preposition, /mɛpəbɪ/): "in"
dis (preposition, /dis/): "of"
mawd (preposition, /mod/): "or"
anezaizi (preposition, /ənɛzaɪzi/): "to"
ijukaiga (preposition, /ɪdʒʌkaɪga/): "will"
mamaisai (preposition, /məmaɪsaɪ/): "with"
Numbers
wusazad (number, /wusəzəd/): "zero"
ttazai (number, /ɾæzaɪ/): "one"
ttattun (number, /ɾəɾʌn/): "two"
nuz (number, /nuz/): "three"
ttuladad (number, /ɾulədəd/): "four"
haythi (number, /heði/): "five"
emett (number, /ɛmɛɾ/): "six"
mayjai (number, /mejaɪ/): "seven"
tattid (number, /taɾɪd/): "eight"
luda (number, /luda/): "nine"
kasenas (number, /kəsɛnəs/): "ten"
Questions
tafu (question, /təfu/): "what"
oughduttib (question, /ɒduɾɪb/): "who"
tusaze (question, /tʌsəzɛ/): "how"
ni (question, /nɪ/): "why"
athadefa (question, /əðədɛfə/): "when"
Interjections
gad (interjection, /gæd/): "hello"
ati (interjection, /əti/): "goodbye"
tive (interjection, /tɪvɛ/): "hey"
ej (interjection, /ɛdʒ/): "bye"
hat (interjection, /hət/): "ouch"
aj (interjection, /adʒ/): "wow"
ttiha (interjection, /ɾɪhə/): "uh"
nit (interjection, /nɪt/): "er"
inuhan (interjection, /ɪnʌhæn/): "um"
Adverbs
shathath (adverb, /ʃəðəθ/): "again"
thi (adverb, /ðɪ/): "now"
idakaja (adverb, /idəkəjə/): "soon"
lad (adverb, /ləd/): "often"
nattough (adverb, /nəɾɒ/): "sometimes"
baki (adverb, /bəkɪ/): "always"
amu (adverb, /əmu/): "never"
ip (adverb, /ip/): "seldom"
Adjectives
tasa (adjective, /tæsə/): "aromatic"
eni (adjective, /ɛnɪ/): "basted"
wivas (adjective, /wɪvəs/): "big"
ses (adjective, /sɛs/): "bitter"
aidafutt (adjective, /aɪdəfʌɾ/): "black"
wa (adjective, /wæ/): "blue"
oza (adjective, /ɔzə/): "brown"
luttittatt (adjective, /lʌɾɪɾəɾ/): "chilled"
isaysash (adjective, /isesəʃ/): "cold"
esaibal (adjective, /ɛsaɪbəl/): "curried"
satich (adjective, /sətitʃ/): "dark"
asub (adjective, /əsub/): "deep"
oughvattase (adjective, /ɒvəɾəsɛ/): "divine"
nuthada (adjective, /nuðədə/): "drunk"
ihap (adjective, /ihəp/): "empty"
mig (adjective, /mig/): "evil"
zivinah (adjective, /zivɪnəh/): "familiar"
awdaybawth (adjective, /odeboð/): "fat"
attaf (adjective, /əɾəf/): "flat"
ttasek (adjective, /ɾasɛk/): "frail"
talunawz (adjective, /təlunoz/): "fried"
oud (adjective, /aʊd/): "full"
ttoopi (adjective, /ɾʊpɪ/): "good"
oonadali (adjective, /ʊnædəli/): "green"
haf (adjective, /haf/): "grey"
aipu (adjective, /aɪpʌ/): "honest"
lim (adjective, /lim/): "hot"
sipawa (adjective, /sɪpæwə/): "light"
zusaythun (adjective, /zʌseðʌn/): "long"
ut (adjective, /ut/): "loud"
agizasa (adjective, /əgɪzəsə/): "mortal"
edichi (adjective, /ɛdɪtʃɪ/): "mysterious"
layi (adjective, /ləyɪ/): "narrow"
maykalin (adjective, /mekəlɪn/): "old"
thizipad (adjective, /θɪzɪpəd/): "orange"
ittatti (adjective, /iɾəɾɪ/): "pungent"
za (adjective, /za/): "purple"
ha (adjective, /hə/): "quiet"
noittibit (adjective, /nɔɪɾibit/): "raw"
chawttidda (adjective, /tʃoɾiɽæ/): "rectangular"
afatt (adjective, /əfəɾ/): "red"
dasaib (adjective, /dəsaɪb/): "roasted"
asha (adjective, /əʃə/): "round"
anguz (adjective, /aŋʌz/): "salty"
wiv (adjective, /wɪv/): "savory"
abifa (adjective, /əbɪfə/): "shallow"
aybivana (adjective, /ebɪvənə/): "short"
ula (adjective, /ʌlə/): "smoked"
iz (adjective, /ɪz/): "sober"
aifa (adjective, /aɪfæ/): "sour"
ttetatu (adjective, /ɾɛtætu/): "spicy"
ithou (adjective, /iðaʊ/): "spiral"
kututai (adjective, /kutʌtaɪ/): "square"
ane (adjective, /ənɛ/): "steamed"
eth (adjective, /ɛð/): "strange"
adanel (adjective, /ədənɛl/): "strong"
tavazaz (adjective, /təvəzəz/): "sturdy"
galal (adjective, /gələl/): "sweet"
uthalay (adjective, /ʌðəle/): "tall"
isaytt (adjective, /ɪseɾ/): "thick"
noughta (adjective, /nɒtə/): "thin"
manimut (adjective, /mənimut/): "warm"
sa (adjective, /sə/): "weak"
izithasa (adjective, /ɪziðəsə/): "white"
ngawjisim (adjective, /ŋojɪsim/): "wide"
itte (adjective, /ɪɾɛ/): "yellow"
lat (adjective, /lət/): "young"
Verbs
nazadatt (verb, /nəzədəɾ/): "bake"
naysav (verb, /nesəv/): "be"
attanga (verb, /əɾəŋə/): "belong"
thatta (verb, /ðəɾæ/): "bite"
ithi (verb, /ɪθi/): "break"
shi (verb, /ʃɪ/): "burn"
ttinaika (verb, /ɾɪnaɪkə/): "come"
ada (verb, /ədə/): "die"
vakawit (verb, /vəkəwit/): "drink"
ttumaithayh (verb, /ɾʌmaɪðeh/): "eat"
enaythe (verb, /ɛneðɛ/): "fall"
nilaha (verb, /nɪləhə/): "fight"
afala (verb, /əfalæ/): "find"
ana (verb, /ənə/): "fish"
nanaittat (verb, /nænaɪɾæt/): "fly"
attiwa (verb, /əɾiwə/): "frown"
episa (verb, /ɛpɪsə/): "go"
aithalu (verb, /aɪðælu/): "growl"
namidough (verb, /nəmidɒ/): "hate"
sattoughfu (verb, /səɾɒfʌ/): "have"
oughngoughw (verb, /ɒŋɒw/): "hear"
ithou (verb, /ɪðaʊ/): "hide"
nga (verb, /ŋa/): "hold"
les (verb, /lɛs/): "hunt"
chachough (verb, /tʃəxɒ/): "jump"
sek (verb, /sɛk/): "kill"
atha (verb, /əðə/): "know"
hakidas (verb, /hækidəs/): "laugh"
gatapub (verb, /gətəpub/): "lie"
adaday (verb, /ədəde/): "live"
asaylitt (verb, /aseliɾ/): "lose"
ithaw (verb, /ɪðəw/): "love"
eti (verb, /ɛti/): "need"
tuttut (verb, /tuɾʌt/): "own"
thanidir (verb, /ðænɪdɪɹ/): "roast"
idifath (verb, /idɪfəð/): "run"
da (verb, /də/): "see"
ithuvawth (verb, /ɪðuvoð/): "sit"
kay (verb, /ke/): "sleep"
alewihe (verb, /əlɛwɪhɛ/): "smell"
pizitt (verb, /pizɪɾ/): "smile"
attadi (verb, /əɾədɪ/): "stand"
alabig (verb, /əlæbɪg/): "strike"
neshasi (verb, /nɛʃəsi/): "swallow"
te (verb, /tɛ/): "swim"
awibihi (verb, /əwɪbɪhɪ/): "taste"
amemal (verb, /əmɛməl/): "throw"
oughtalatt (verb, /ɒtələɾ/): "walk"
ttakungayl (verb, /ɾækuŋel/): "want"
Nouns
otaw (noun, /ɔto/): "afternoon"
dajitt (noun, /dajɪɾ/): "ale"
lunattan (noun, /lunəɾən/): "all"
ttattingak (noun, /ɾəɾiŋək/): "alligator"
kit (noun, /kɪt/): "arm"
ttab (noun, /ɾəb/): "ash"
zit (noun, /zit/): "aunt"
ili (noun, /ɪli/): "axe"
taj (noun, /təj/): "bark"
ilath (noun, /ɪləð/): "bay"
ut (noun, /ut/): "beer"
ilipay (noun, /ilɪpe/): "beet"
oughnanouha (noun, /ɒnanaʊhə/): "bird"
nathai (noun, /næðaɪ/): "blood"
voumalaz (noun, /vaʊmaləz/): "boar"
un (noun, /ʌn/): "bone"
icha (noun, /ɪtʃə/): "breakfast"
jithethoud (noun, /jɪðɛðaʊd/): "breast"
loo (noun, /lʊ/): "brother"
att (noun, /əɾ/): "castle"
attata (noun, /əɾətə/): "cat"
kusikaw (noun, /kusɪko/): "cat"
aifoughk (noun, /aɪfɒk/): "chest"
iv (noun, /ɪv/): "chicken"
tiwaytt (noun, /tɪweɾ/): "claw"
lithemawp (noun, /liðɛmop/): "cloud"
ethi (noun, /ɛðɪ/): "coconut"
sawvathu (noun, /sovəðu/): "crime"
itha (noun, /iða/): "day"
enathek (noun, /ɛnəðɛk/): "dinner"
tte (noun, /ɾɛ/): "dog"
at (noun, /ət/): "drink"
eca (noun, /ɛcə/): "dungeon"
aisanat (noun, /aɪsanat/): "ear"
ab (noun, /əb/): "earth"
ttasisab (noun, /ɾəsɪsəb/): "egg"
alelat (noun, /əlɛlət/): "elder"
adazan (noun, /ədəzæn/): "enemy"
inawdich (noun, /ɪnodɪch/): "evening"
kathafaz (noun, /kəðəfæz/): "eye"
thushith (noun, /ðuʃɪð/): "family"
zi (noun, /zi/): "father"
inil (noun, /ɪnɪl/): "feather"
adal (noun, /ædəl/): "fight"
laladawp (noun, /lalədop/): "finger"
sisangaik (noun, /sɪsəŋaɪk/): "fire"
ikanoughs (noun, /ikænɒs/): "fish"
itte (noun, /iɾɛ/): "flesh"
attuneg (noun, /əɾʌnɛg/): "foot"
an (noun, /ən/): "forest"
ma (noun, /mə/): "fox"
naytatti (noun, /netəɾɪ/): "friend"
att (noun, /əɾ/): "goose"
vish (noun, /viʃ/): "grease"
nai (noun, /naɪ/): "group"
nithi (noun, /nɪθɪ/): "gulf"
taitawja (noun, /taɪtodʒə/): "hair"
ilayth (noun, /ɪleð/): "hand"
tichipi (noun, /titʃipi/): "hat"
awpough (noun, /opɒ/): "hate"
itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "head"
lan (noun, /lən/): "hill"
ug (noun, /ʌg/): "horn"
aythisata (noun, /eðisətə/): "horse"
aliwitta (noun, /ælɪwiɾæ/): "house"
ithihan (noun, /iðɪhən/): "inn"
awl (noun, /ol/): "island"
amatta (noun, /əməɾə/): "jaw"
ttathoughmais (noun, /ɾəðɒmaɪs/): "lake"
hina (noun, /hinə/): "leaf"
ipusa (noun, /ipʌsə/): "leg"
asid (noun, /əsɪd/): "liver"
daili (noun, /daɪli/): "louse"
hala (noun, /hələ/): "love"
zi (noun, /zɪ/): "lunch"
ilinav (noun, /ilɪnav/): "man"
awz (noun, /oz/): "many"
enajoughm (noun, /ɛnəjɒm/): "meal"
afat (noun, /əfət/): "metal"
thitiwiv (noun, /ðɪtiwiv/): "mine"
thootidoughtt (noun, /ðʊtɪdɒɾ/): "monster"
aif (noun, /aɪf/): "moon"
tinupayl (noun, /tinupel/): "morning"
imoughwerra (noun, /ɪmɒwɛrə/): "mother"
bafali (noun, /bafali/): "mountain"
uth (noun, /ʌð/): "mouth"
alatha (noun, /ælaðə/): "name"
ainapidaw (noun, /aɪnæpɪdo/): "neck"
luda (noun, /lʌdə/): "night"
ttai (noun, /ɾaɪ/): "noodle"
am (noun, /əm/): "nose"
bi (noun, /bɪ/): "ocean"
kigunough (noun, /kɪgunɒ/): "parent"
dattanas (noun, /dəɾənəs/): "path"
itini (noun, /ɪtɪnɪ/): "peace"
fayhivak (noun, /fehɪvæk/): "pepper"
siimi (noun, /ʒɪmɪ/): "person"
thikettik (noun, /ðɪkɛɾɪk/): "pie"
adajan (noun, /ədəjən/): "pig"
ma (noun, /ma/): "rabbit"
ematat (noun, /ɛmətət/): "rain"
finute (noun, /fɪnutɛ/): "rat"
nut (noun, /nut/): "river"
isip (noun, /isɪp/): "robe"
ittithithi (noun, /ɪɾɪðɪðɪ/): "rock"
li (noun, /lɪ/): "root"
pana (noun, /panə/): "salt"
shudawchel (noun, /ʃʌdotʃɛl/): "sand"
ttitt (noun, /ɾɪɾ/): "seed"
oughti (noun, /ɒtɪ/): "sibling"
ipaymuki (noun, /ipemʌkɪ/): "sister"
wa (noun, /wə/): "skin"
nivay (noun, /nɪve/): "sky"
uthapa (noun, /ʌθəpə/): "smoke"
ihi (noun, /ɪhi/): "snake"
uwajiva (noun, /ʌwəjɪvə/): "soup"
iloughw (noun, /ɪlɒw/): "star"
an (noun, /ən/): "stew"
ihaz (noun, /ɪhæz/): "stomach"
iman (noun, /imæn/): "stone"
aj (noun, /əj/): "stream"
tsi (noun, /tsɪ/): "sun"
nittayl (noun, /niɾel/): "sword"
tad (noun, /tæd/): "tail"
ima (noun, /ɪmə/): "tavern"
tatta (noun, /təɾə/): "thumb"
nakatti (noun, /nəkəɾɪ/): "tongue"
ttuvagi (noun, /ɾuvəgi/): "tooth"
atilaiwi (noun, /ətɪlaɪwɪ/): "tree"
shezuti (noun, /ʃɛzʌtɪ/): "truth"
attoughlittai (noun, /əɾɒliɾaɪ/): "uncle"
taytough (noun, /tetɒ/): "valley"
tan (noun, /tən/): "war"
athutami (noun, /əðutəmi/): "water"
attawnaw (noun, /əɾono/): "way"
ag (noun, /əg/): "wine"
kiwila (noun, /kiwɪlə/): "woman"
alikin (noun, /əlikɪn/): "word"