Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Tabapah
Tabapah Dictionary
Pronouns
lith (pronoun, /lɪð/): "he"
ath (pronoun, /əð/): "she"
an (pronoun, /ən/): "they"
ayta (pronoun, /etə/): "you"
li (pronoun, /lɪ/): "we"
oughlou (pronoun, /ɒlaʊ/): "I"
Articles
usa (article, /usə/): "a"
nal (article, /nal/): "the"
Prepositions
nelelett (preposition, /nɛlɛlɛɾ/): "and"
ouf (preposition, /aʊf/): "as"
loo (preposition, /lʊ/): "from"
tanihatt (preposition, /tənihəɾ/): "in"
at (preposition, /æt/): "of"
zatt (preposition, /zəɾ/): "or"
da (preposition, /də/): "to"
lay (preposition, /le/): "will"
nilimi (preposition, /nilimi/): "with"
Numbers
lain (number, /laɪn/): "zero"
angagith (number, /əŋəgið/): "one"
zoupoughb (number, /zaʊpɒb/): "two"
dadavad (number, /dədəvəd/): "three"
udin (number, /ʌdɪn/): "four"
egizas (number, /ɛgɪzəs/): "five"
oughdali (number, /ɒdəli/): "six"
ttalitti (number, /ɾəlɪɾɪ/): "seven"
ath (number, /að/): "eight"
uzava (number, /ʌzəvə/): "nine"
si (number, /sɪ/): "ten"
Questions
adafam (question, /ədəfəm/): "what"
amathe (question, /əmaðɛ/): "who"
isikitt (question, /ɪsɪkɪɾ/): "how"
usane (question, /usanɛ/): "why"
jaisinav (question, /jaɪsɪnəv/): "when"
Interjections
yala (interjection, /yalə/): "hello"
pithe (interjection, /piðɛ/): "goodbye"
afa (interjection, /əfə/): "hey"
uban (interjection, /ubən/): "bye"
uthazaz (interjection, /uðəzəz/): "ouch"
tinesay (interjection, /tinɛse/): "wow"
akathat (interjection, /əkæðət/): "uh"
zadipiz (interjection, /zædɪpiz/): "er"
thattiw (interjection, /ðæɾiw/): "um"
Adverbs
ina (adverb, /ina/): "again"
ttaboo (adverb, /ɾəbʊ/): "now"
ethanil (adverb, /ɛðænɪl/): "soon"
us (adverb, /us/): "often"
tta (adverb, /ɾə/): "sometimes"
adinough (adverb, /ədinɒ/): "always"
tailayk (adverb, /taɪlek/): "never"
saditt (adverb, /sadɪɾ/): "seldom"
Adjectives
ttipaitt (adjective, /ɾɪpaɪɾ/): "aromatic"
isasup (adjective, /isasup/): "basted"
na (adjective, /nə/): "big"
ttichulu (adjective, /ɾɪtʃʌlu/): "bitter"
taw (adjective, /təw/): "black"
abalina (adjective, /əbəlinə/): "blue"
natash (adjective, /nətəʃ/): "brown"
libitt (adjective, /lɪbiɾ/): "chilled"
nan (adjective, /nan/): "cold"
aninetta (adjective, /əninɛɾə/): "curried"
ttaik (adjective, /ɾaɪk/): "dark"
oonisayl (adjective, /ʊnisel/): "deep"
chalib (adjective, /chalɪb/): "divine"
fizesi (adjective, /fɪzɛsɪ/): "drunk"
tham (adjective, /ðəm/): "empty"
enanaitu (adjective, /ɛnænaɪtʌ/): "evil"
nenad (adjective, /nɛnad/): "familiar"
aytaiki (adjective, /etaɪki/): "fat"
tatihat (adjective, /tətɪhæt/): "flat"
binawgaws (adjective, /binogos/): "frail"
iku (adjective, /iku/): "fried"
tawkanoo (adjective, /tokənʊ/): "full"
tanad (adjective, /tənəd/): "good"
ttajuze (adjective, /ɾədʒuzɛ/): "green"
awe (adjective, /æwɛ/): "grey"
me (adjective, /mɛ/): "honest"
atac (adjective, /ətəc/): "hot"
arathough (adjective, /əɹæθɒ/): "light"
tettanooj (adjective, /tɛɾænʊj/): "long"
sidatti (adjective, /sɪdəɾɪ/): "loud"
ek (adjective, /ɛk/): "mortal"
an (adjective, /æn/): "mysterious"
epanan (adjective, /ɛpənən/): "narrow"
nataka (adjective, /nətækə/): "old"
gothattiz (adjective, /gɔðəɾɪz/): "orange"
awhela (adjective, /ohɛlə/): "pungent"
tti (adjective, /ɾɪ/): "purple"
ibibas (adjective, /ɪbɪbəs/): "quiet"
tett (adjective, /tɛɾ/): "raw"
fidi (adjective, /fɪdɪ/): "rectangular"
likihe (adjective, /likɪhɛ/): "red"
anashava (adjective, /ænəʃəvə/): "roasted"
nih (adjective, /nih/): "round"
menizan (adjective, /mɛnizən/): "salty"
dedavi (adjective, /dɛdəvi/): "savory"
ititsa (adjective, /itɪtsæ/): "shallow"
awwattain (adjective, /owaɾaɪn/): "short"
ad (adjective, /əd/): "smoked"
idam (adjective, /idəm/): "sober"
savuf (adjective, /səvʌf/): "sour"
adiba (adjective, /ædiba/): "spicy"
litilaith (adjective, /litilaɪð/): "spiral"
aina (adjective, /aɪna/): "square"
dibaza (adjective, /dibəzə/): "steamed"
wusathij (adjective, /wʌsəðɪdʒ/): "strange"
tan (adjective, /tən/): "strong"
tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "sturdy"
adayti (adjective, /ədetɪ/): "sweet"
lasaitti (adjective, /ləsaɪɾɪ/): "tall"
asekan (adjective, /əsɛkan/): "thick"
lu (adjective, /lu/): "thin"
asaka (adjective, /əsakə/): "warm"
anoughthin (adjective, /anɒðɪn/): "weak"
ttip (adjective, /ɾip/): "white"
fih (adjective, /fɪh/): "wide"
nainittough (adjective, /naɪniɾɒ/): "yellow"
wayv (adjective, /wev/): "young"
Verbs
ameneth (verb, /əmɛnɛð/): "bake"
loughtifa (verb, /lɒtɪfə/): "be"
tha (verb, /ðə/): "belong"
ttite (verb, /ɾɪtɛ/): "bite"
awdizama (verb, /odɪzəmə/): "break"
akatala (verb, /əkətələ/): "burn"
ha (verb, /hə/): "come"
ubakapa (verb, /ubækəpa/): "die"
ounay (verb, /aʊne/): "drink"
tanattap (verb, /tənəɾæp/): "eat"
italina (verb, /ɪtalɪnə/): "fall"
aynathime (verb, /enaðimɛ/): "fight"
ibinunough (verb, /ɪbinunɒ/): "find"
isa (verb, /ɪsə/): "fish"
amathatta (verb, /amaðəɾə/): "fly"
siw (verb, /sɪw/): "frown"
aybathap (verb, /ebəðəp/): "go"
idaluj (verb, /ɪdəludʒ/): "growl"
idout (verb, /ɪdaʊt/): "hate"
awa (verb, /əwə/): "have"
aseladi (verb, /əsɛlədi/): "hear"
uttada (verb, /uɾədə/): "hide"
ayttattese (verb, /eɾaɾɛsɛ/): "hold"
me (verb, /mɛ/): "hunt"
as (verb, /əs/): "jump"
gattik (verb, /gæɾɪk/): "kill"
efe (verb, /ɛfɛ/): "know"
upatt (verb, /upaɾ/): "laugh"
witathi (verb, /wɪtəðɪ/): "lie"
nada (verb, /nadə/): "live"
ke (verb, /kɛ/): "lose"
ithep (verb, /ɪθɛp/): "love"
putisheth (verb, /putiʃɛð/): "need"
unitak (verb, /unɪtək/): "own"
ayla (verb, /elə/): "roast"
tittawtta (verb, /tiɾoɾə/): "run"
ati (verb, /ətɪ/): "see"
itta (verb, /ɪɾə/): "sit"
sanam (verb, /sənəm/): "sleep"
ing (verb, /ɪŋ/): "smell"
pival (verb, /pɪvəl/): "smile"
ananought (verb, /ənənɒt/): "stand"
wad (verb, /wəd/): "strike"
ttusapa (verb, /ɾusəpə/): "swallow"
inaih (verb, /inaɪh/): "swim"
kaz (verb, /kəz/): "taste"
ebag (verb, /ɛbag/): "throw"
engi (verb, /ɛŋɪ/): "walk"
awhay (verb, /ohe/): "want"
Nouns
zailenays (noun, /zaɪlɛnes/): "afternoon"
tani (noun, /təni/): "ale"
gawp (noun, /gop/): "all"
vaw (noun, /vo/): "alligator"
gi (noun, /gi/): "arm"
chounezouk (noun, /tʃaʊnɛzaʊk/): "ash"
uza (noun, /ʌzə/): "aunt"
abid (noun, /əbɪd/): "axe"
nimafawb (noun, /nɪməfob/): "bark"
attathifa (noun, /aɾəðifə/): "bay"
nga (noun, /ŋə/): "beer"
mame (noun, /məmɛ/): "beet"
matamat (noun, /mətəmət/): "bird"
iwivaj (noun, /iwivadʒ/): "blood"
zisithoo (noun, /zisɪðʊ/): "boar"
ttaz (noun, /ɾaz/): "bone"
ni (noun, /ni/): "breakfast"
akadadi (noun, /əkədædɪ/): "breast"
wala (noun, /wələ/): "brother"
iniv (noun, /ɪniv/): "castle"
ke (noun, /kɛ/): "cat"
hithulim (noun, /hiðʌlɪm/): "cat"
eli (noun, /ɛlɪ/): "chest"
kil (noun, /kil/): "chicken"
inaladai (noun, /ɪnələdaɪ/): "claw"
oughlalatt (noun, /ɒlələɾ/): "cloud"
sattalaf (noun, /səɾælaf/): "coconut"
likis (noun, /likis/): "crime"
ttanaisa (noun, /ɾənaɪsə/): "day"
tinuji (noun, /tɪnʌjɪ/): "dinner"
ngatath (noun, /ŋatəð/): "dog"
ap (noun, /ap/): "drink"
thidawsas (noun, /ðɪdosəs/): "dungeon"
etaykaifa (noun, /ɛtekaɪfə/): "ear"
tavaydi (noun, /tævedi/): "earth"
vattaytted (noun, /vəɾeɾɛd/): "egg"
attan (noun, /əɾən/): "elder"
miz (noun, /mɪz/): "enemy"
linusa (noun, /lɪnʌsə/): "evening"
asanachi (noun, /æsənətʃɪ/): "eye"
nilaihatt (noun, /nɪlaɪhaɾ/): "family"
oum (noun, /aʊm/): "father"
amu (noun, /əmʌ/): "feather"
we (noun, /wɛ/): "fight"
oott (noun, /ʊɾ/): "finger"
ikamitt (noun, /ɪkəmɪɾ/): "fire"
zawtisi (noun, /zotiʒ/): "fish"
anusai (noun, /ənusaɪ/): "flesh"
thibais (noun, /ðɪbaɪs/): "foot"
fuw (noun, /fʌw/): "forest"
kusu (noun, /kusu/): "fox"
ttit (noun, /ɾɪt/): "friend"
ed (noun, /ɛd/): "goose"
us (noun, /us/): "grease"
awhatha (noun, /ohæðə/): "group"
thav (noun, /ðəv/): "gulf"
anunesa (noun, /ənʌnɛsə/): "hair"
lameli (noun, /lamɛli/): "hand"
suth (noun, /sʌð/): "hat"
alisitta (noun, /ælɪsiɾæ/): "hate"
noughhid (noun, /nɒhɪd/): "head"
ate (noun, /ətɛ/): "hill"
anataysa (noun, /ænatesə/): "horn"
tettoughk (noun, /tɛɾɒk/): "horse"
shem (noun, /ʃɛm/): "house"
tawha (noun, /toha/): "inn"
takimett (noun, /təkɪmɛɾ/): "island"
si (noun, /si/): "jaw"
il (noun, /ɪl/): "lake"
akathi (noun, /əkəðɪ/): "leaf"
sagis (noun, /səgis/): "leg"
itahini (noun, /ɪtəhɪnɪ/): "liver"
ngu (noun, /ŋu/): "louse"
tithe (noun, /tɪðɛ/): "love"
dattahath (noun, /dæɾahəð/): "lunch"
aihid (noun, /aɪhɪd/): "man"
adif (noun, /ədɪf/): "many"
ne (noun, /nɛ/): "meal"
taloughkaith (noun, /talɒkaɪθ/): "metal"
basij (noun, /bəsij/): "mine"
ttazaz (noun, /ɾəzæz/): "monster"
kaditt (noun, /kædɪɾ/): "moon"
tsidattat (noun, /tsidəɾət/): "morning"
la (noun, /læ/): "mother"
ittoughqat (noun, /ɪɾɒqət/): "mountain"
fahapi (noun, /fəhəpɪ/): "mouth"
at (noun, /ət/): "name"
nesu (noun, /nɛsʌ/): "neck"
oughdawttinu (noun, /ɒdoɾɪnu/): "night"
ipa (noun, /ɪpə/): "noodle"
sayka (noun, /sekə/): "nose"
ad (noun, /ad/): "ocean"
malaw (noun, /məlo/): "parent"
el (noun, /ɛl/): "path"
taynishi (noun, /teniʃi/): "peace"
asa (noun, /əsa/): "pepper"
awch (noun, /otʃ/): "person"
nay (noun, /ne/): "pie"
utaw (noun, /ʌto/): "pig"
ttavu (noun, /ɾəvu/): "rabbit"
tetitid (noun, /tɛtitid/): "rain"
lavi (noun, /ləvɪ/): "rat"
zay (noun, /ze/): "river"
ithan (noun, /ɪðən/): "robe"
asudu (noun, /əsʌdu/): "rock"
sid (noun, /sɪd/): "root"
bi (noun, /bɪ/): "salt"
enaka (noun, /ɛnakə/): "sand"
azoughni (noun, /æzɒni/): "seed"
da (noun, /dæ/): "sibling"
ish (noun, /ɪʃ/): "sister"
igaqu (noun, /ɪgæqu/): "skin"
anahain (noun, /ænəhaɪn/): "sky"
thasutha (noun, /ðəsuðə/): "smoke"
iw (noun, /iw/): "snake"
asettik (noun, /æsɛɾɪk/): "soup"
dadatt (noun, /dədəɾ/): "star"
ewalai (noun, /ɛwəlaɪ/): "stew"
tadizal (noun, /tədɪzal/): "stomach"
ti (noun, /tɪ/): "stone"
nu (noun, /nu/): "stream"
adishitt (noun, /adɪʃiɾ/): "sun"
awwamun (noun, /owəmʌn/): "sword"
atujub (noun, /ətudʒʌb/): "tail"
wama (noun, /wəma/): "tavern"
outasena (noun, /aʊtəsɛnə/): "thumb"
aithi (noun, /aɪðɪ/): "tongue"
gasi (noun, /gəʒ/): "tooth"
attittawtt (noun, /əɾɪɾoɾ/): "tree"
vasula (noun, /vəsʌlə/): "truth"
aze (noun, /əzɛ/): "uncle"
ettitem (noun, /ɛɾitɛm/): "valley"
atuthaype (noun, /ətuðepɛ/): "war"
ka (noun, /kæ/): "water"
acou (noun, /əcaʊ/): "way"
ini (noun, /ɪni/): "wine"
tiwoughs (noun, /tɪwɒs/): "woman"
awfalitou (noun, /ofalɪtaʊ/): "word"