Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Itan
Itan Dictionary
Pronouns
sat (pronoun, /sət/): "he"
ttu (pronoun, /ɾu/): "she"
att (pronoun, /əɾ/): "they"
aytu (pronoun, /etu/): "you"
moitt (pronoun, /mɔɪɾ/): "we"
sa (pronoun, /sə/): "I"
Articles
nith (article, /nɪð/): "a"
in (article, /ɪn/): "the"
Prepositions
ayti (preposition, /eti/): "and"
zebu (preposition, /zɛbʌ/): "as"
ewatunay (preposition, /ɛwətʌne/): "from"
avai (preposition, /əvaɪ/): "in"
tattayngat (preposition, /təɾeŋət/): "of"
ka (preposition, /kə/): "or"
tittanaf (preposition, /tɪɾənəf/): "to"
tusiiha (preposition, /tuʒɪhə/): "will"
at (preposition, /ət/): "with"
Numbers
ttan (number, /ɾæn/): "zero"
aza (number, /azə/): "one"
ningayp (number, /nɪŋep/): "two"
avefoz (number, /əvɛfɔz/): "three"
dinayt (number, /dɪnet/): "four"
azathi (number, /əzəθɪ/): "five"
ittuf (number, /iɾuf/): "six"
ath (number, /əð/): "seven"
thini (number, /ðɪnɪ/): "eight"
adaisas (number, /ədaɪsəs/): "nine"
ala (number, /ələ/): "ten"
Questions
nile (question, /nɪlɛ/): "what"
daw (question, /do/): "who"
am (question, /əm/): "how"
ita (question, /ɪta/): "why"
sa (question, /sə/): "when"
Interjections
ashata (interjection, /əʃətə/): "hello"
awthaydap (interjection, /oðedæp/): "goodbye"
atasaw (interjection, /ətəso/): "hey"
arr (interjection, /ær/): "bye"
oughlavi (interjection, /ɒləvɪ/): "ouch"
enadaka (interjection, /ɛnadəkə/): "wow"
ttahutte (interjection, /ɾəhuɾɛ/): "uh"
attunit (interjection, /æɾʌnɪt/): "er"
jattiniy (interjection, /jəɾɪnɪy/): "um"
Adverbs
itakathi (adverb, /itəkəðɪ/): "again"
uthiki (adverb, /ʌðɪkɪ/): "now"
afa (adverb, /əfə/): "soon"
ev (adverb, /ɛv/): "often"
ttett (adverb, /ɾɛɾ/): "sometimes"
bine (adverb, /bɪnɛ/): "always"
paychin (adverb, /pechin/): "never"
ach (adverb, /ətʃ/): "seldom"
Adjectives
ive (adjective, /ɪvɛ/): "aromatic"
pan (adjective, /pən/): "basted"
attiz (adjective, /əɾɪz/): "big"
loifan (adjective, /lɔɪfən/): "bitter"
ttasoughmoiv (adjective, /ɾəsɒmɔɪv/): "black"
doobita (adjective, /dʊbɪtə/): "blue"
oiz (adjective, /ɔɪz/): "brown"
awn (adjective, /on/): "chilled"
vin (adjective, /vin/): "cold"
attena (adjective, /əɾɛnə/): "curried"
anai (adjective, /ənaɪ/): "dark"
thashadaytt (adjective, /θæʃədeɾ/): "deep"
ifatu (adjective, /ɪfətʌ/): "divine"
lak (adjective, /lək/): "drunk"
vakashan (adjective, /vəkəʃən/): "empty"
dikai (adjective, /dikaɪ/): "evil"
pitaydok (adjective, /pɪtedɔk/): "familiar"
adittith (adjective, /ədɪɾɪð/): "fat"
akagitha (adjective, /əkəgiθə/): "flat"
asa (adjective, /asə/): "frail"
di (adjective, /dɪ/): "fried"
imu (adjective, /ɪmʌ/): "full"
anap (adjective, /ənəp/): "good"
ih (adjective, /ɪh/): "green"
tikaja (adjective, /tɪkəjə/): "grey"
ladanek (adjective, /lædanɛk/): "honest"
atunin (adjective, /ətʌnin/): "hot"
inisa (adjective, /ɪnɪsə/): "light"
ttawfinin (adjective, /ɾofɪnɪn/): "long"
ikasatt (adjective, /ikəsəɾ/): "loud"
pilamil (adjective, /pɪləmil/): "mortal"
uwak (adjective, /ʌwak/): "mysterious"
oughtoughnil (adjective, /ɒtɒnil/): "narrow"
ithiz (adjective, /ɪðɪz/): "old"
ifa (adjective, /ɪfə/): "orange"
ashana (adjective, /æʃənə/): "pungent"
dittoughtti (adjective, /dɪɾɒɾi/): "purple"
mawtudim (adjective, /motudim/): "quiet"
ak (adjective, /ək/): "raw"
an (adjective, /ən/): "rectangular"
emap (adjective, /ɛməp/): "red"
aysaypawtt (adjective, /esepoɾ/): "roasted"
ainawzitta (adjective, /aɪnozɪɾa/): "round"
vitu (adjective, /vɪtʌ/): "salty"
puttun (adjective, /pʌɾʌn/): "savory"
gikis (adjective, /gikis/): "shallow"
ledefas (adjective, /lɛdɛfəs/): "short"
nataling (adjective, /nətəliŋ/): "smoked"
ivit (adjective, /ɪvɪt/): "sober"
zenani (adjective, /zɛnænɪ/): "sour"
difaysough (adjective, /dɪfesɒ/): "spicy"
thubidayb (adjective, /θʌbideb/): "spiral"
avasath (adjective, /ævəsəθ/): "square"
atub (adjective, /ətub/): "steamed"
aynoose (adjective, /enʊsɛ/): "strange"
aykani (adjective, /ekənɪ/): "strong"
kaja (adjective, /kadʒæ/): "sturdy"
qas (adjective, /qas/): "sweet"
ouddez (adjective, /aʊɽɛz/): "tall"
tid (adjective, /tid/): "thick"
iv (adjective, /iv/): "thin"
nilayqu (adjective, /nɪlequ/): "warm"
ettanil (adjective, /ɛɾanil/): "weak"
shayka (adjective, /ʃekə/): "white"
mishibit (adjective, /mɪʃɪbit/): "wide"
nakali (adjective, /nəkəlɪ/): "yellow"
nezu (adjective, /nɛzʌ/): "young"
Verbs
ihahis (verb, /ɪhəhɪs/): "bake"
attasim (verb, /əɾəsɪm/): "be"
ittasat (verb, /ɪɾəsət/): "belong"
ut (verb, /ʌt/): "bite"
kewa (verb, /kɛwə/): "break"
ngasatt (verb, /ŋəsəɾ/): "burn"
bayki (verb, /bekɪ/): "come"
sasuji (verb, /səsʌjɪ/): "die"
wisuv (verb, /wɪsʌv/): "drink"
an (verb, /ən/): "eat"
af (verb, /əf/): "fall"
ana (verb, /ənə/): "fight"
sayttahis (verb, /seɾəhɪs/): "find"
il (verb, /il/): "fish"
unay (verb, /ʌne/): "fly"
athutha (verb, /əðʌðə/): "frown"
ath (verb, /əθ/): "go"
ttafa (verb, /ɾəfə/): "growl"
ouch (verb, /aʊtʃ/): "hate"
ili (verb, /ɪli/): "have"
nattin (verb, /nəɾɪn/): "hear"
asath (verb, /əsəð/): "hide"
likai (verb, /lɪkaɪ/): "hold"
utis (verb, /ʌtis/): "hunt"
doottitin (verb, /dʊɾɪtɪn/): "jump"
shay (verb, /ʃe/): "kill"
pahat (verb, /pəhæt/): "know"
aiw (verb, /aɪw/): "laugh"
awa (verb, /əwə/): "lie"
asath (verb, /asəð/): "live"
thattettu (verb, /θəɾɛɾu/): "lose"
akinitti (verb, /əkinɪɾi/): "love"
iwet (verb, /ɪwɛt/): "need"
edd (verb, /ɛɽ/): "own"
dangunam (verb, /dəŋunəm/): "roast"
neboughthith (verb, /nɛbɒðɪð/): "run"
ttawatti (verb, /ɾəwəɾɪ/): "see"
uzami (verb, /uzəmɪ/): "sit"
navifa (verb, /nəvifə/): "sleep"
bi (verb, /bi/): "smell"
aduvisi (verb, /əduvɪsi/): "smile"
tisod (verb, /tɪsɔd/): "stand"
the (verb, /θɛ/): "strike"
angay (verb, /əŋe/): "swallow"
kanenoughz (verb, /kanɛnɒz/): "swim"
itha (verb, /iðə/): "taste"
aynu (verb, /enu/): "throw"
uloud (verb, /ulaʊd/): "walk"
ttinat (verb, /ɾɪnæt/): "want"
Nouns
ithazijough (noun, /ɪðəzɪjɒ/): "afternoon"
abasays (noun, /əbəses/): "ale"
anaday (noun, /ænəde/): "all"
ahina (noun, /əhinə/): "alligator"
uthayvam (noun, /uðevæm/): "arm"
atetaythi (noun, /ətɛteðɪ/): "ash"
palina (noun, /pəlɪnæ/): "aunt"
mamatt (noun, /məməɾ/): "axe"
itabai (noun, /ɪtəbaɪ/): "bark"
ittayvate (noun, /ɪɾevətɛ/): "bay"
ittifay (noun, /iɾife/): "beer"
datini (noun, /datinɪ/): "beet"
oughtt (noun, /ɒɾ/): "bird"
sha (noun, /ʃə/): "blood"
alebam (noun, /ælɛbam/): "boar"
lidoughvih (noun, /lɪdɒvih/): "bone"
amad (noun, /əmad/): "breakfast"
isaynaj (noun, /ɪsenəj/): "breast"
iddih (noun, /ɪɽih/): "brother"
fisak (noun, /fɪsək/): "castle"
awfangin (noun, /ofaŋɪn/): "cat"
ilittav (noun, /iliɾəv/): "cat"
enahelu (noun, /ɛnəhɛlu/): "chest"
ngu (noun, /ŋu/): "chicken"
loughnutha (noun, /lɒnʌðə/): "claw"
ttu (noun, /ɾu/): "cloud"
hajedal (noun, /hədʒɛdəl/): "coconut"
idazatu (noun, /idəzətʌ/): "crime"
ifadita (noun, /ɪfəditə/): "day"
dana (noun, /dənæ/): "dinner"
ttoo (noun, /ɾʊ/): "dog"
utawp (noun, /ʌtop/): "drink"
aibawn (noun, /aɪbon/): "dungeon"
mettaisiw (noun, /mɛɾaɪsɪw/): "ear"
ak (noun, /æk/): "earth"
busay (noun, /buse/): "egg"
ath (noun, /əð/): "elder"
lijuvayt (noun, /lɪjʌvet/): "enemy"
etid (noun, /ɛtid/): "evening"
ttai (noun, /ɾaɪ/): "eye"
shusaw (noun, /ʃuso/): "family"
dathettus (noun, /dəðɛɾus/): "father"
enapasou (noun, /ɛnəpəsaʊ/): "feather"
wifad (noun, /wɪfəd/): "fight"
aihuttayba (noun, /aɪhʌɾebə/): "finger"
thamu (noun, /θəmʌ/): "fire"
nina (noun, /nɪnə/): "fish"
talak (noun, /talək/): "flesh"
ahiza (noun, /əhɪzæ/): "foot"
umaki (noun, /uməki/): "forest"
ini (noun, /inɪ/): "fox"
oughttapa (noun, /ɒɾəpa/): "friend"
atha (noun, /əðə/): "goose"
avahalay (noun, /əvəhəle/): "grease"
iwaittive (noun, /ɪwaɪɾivɛ/): "group"
dad (noun, /dəd/): "gulf"
koughday (noun, /kɒde/): "hair"
azu (noun, /əzʌ/): "hand"
izek (noun, /izɛk/): "hat"
thanat (noun, /ðənat/): "hate"
loize (noun, /lɔɪzɛ/): "head"
awdilaw (noun, /odɪlo/): "hill"
washa (noun, /wəʃə/): "horn"
ootadayn (noun, /ʊtəden/): "horse"
ijanaysi (noun, /ijənesi/): "house"
hizine (noun, /hizinɛ/): "inn"
waymuza (noun, /wemʌzə/): "island"
tatett (noun, /tətɛɾ/): "jaw"
uzi (noun, /uzɪ/): "lake"
mitimaw (noun, /mɪtɪmo/): "leaf"
tta (noun, /ɾə/): "leg"
nay (noun, /ne/): "liver"
it (noun, /ɪt/): "louse"
oughsi (noun, /ɒʒ/): "love"
tilad (noun, /tiləd/): "lunch"
nu (noun, /nʌ/): "man"
ab (noun, /ab/): "many"
ta (noun, /tə/): "meal"
tinunit (noun, /tɪnʌnit/): "metal"
utaj (noun, /ʌtəj/): "mine"
ten (noun, /tɛn/): "monster"
ziw (noun, /ziw/): "moon"
ittanan (noun, /ɪɾænən/): "morning"
datawouk (noun, /dətæwaʊk/): "mother"
ttus (noun, /ɾus/): "mountain"
aittav (noun, /aɪɾəv/): "mouth"
akakainay (noun, /akəkaɪne/): "name"
thutam (noun, /ðutəm/): "neck"
pava (noun, /pəvə/): "night"
dangathi (noun, /dəŋəðɪ/): "noodle"
etik (noun, /ɛtɪk/): "nose"
kaytha (noun, /keθə/): "ocean"
ttuday (noun, /ɾude/): "parent"
sa (noun, /sə/): "path"
ttik (noun, /ɾik/): "peace"
oughnawvay (noun, /ɒnove/): "pepper"
dis (noun, /dis/): "person"
oughgittafough (noun, /ɒgɪɾəfɒ/): "pie"
oughlah (noun, /ɒlæh/): "pig"
tutt (noun, /tʌɾ/): "rabbit"
thit (noun, /ðit/): "rain"
titittuk (noun, /titɪɾʌk/): "rat"
inamaita (noun, /ɪnamaɪtə/): "river"
tatt (noun, /təɾ/): "robe"
poith (noun, /pɔɪð/): "rock"
ttatag (noun, /ɾætəg/): "root"
kookutiv (noun, /kʊkutɪv/): "salt"
thu (noun, /θʌ/): "sand"
vamen (noun, /vəmɛn/): "seed"
iladett (noun, /ɪlədɛɾ/): "sibling"
pamalis (noun, /pəməlɪs/): "sister"
ilitan (noun, /ilɪtən/): "skin"
kabit (noun, /kəbɪt/): "sky"
amifaw (noun, /əmifo/): "smoke"
zittusa (noun, /ziɾusæ/): "snake"
ipamith (noun, /ɪpəmið/): "soup"
at (noun, /ət/): "star"
sitta (noun, /sɪɾa/): "stew"
nifittuz (noun, /nifiɾʌz/): "stomach"
aivouttawja (noun, /aɪvaʊɾojə/): "stone"
sez (noun, /sɛz/): "stream"
ti (noun, /ti/): "sun"
ed (noun, /ɛd/): "sword"
abitt (noun, /əbɪɾ/): "tail"
sene (noun, /sɛnɛ/): "tavern"
ki (noun, /kɪ/): "thumb"
ifa (noun, /ɪfə/): "tongue"
itiday (noun, /itide/): "tooth"
toot (noun, /tʊt/): "tree"
al (noun, /əl/): "truth"
akutatta (noun, /ækʌtæɾa/): "uncle"
litt (noun, /lɪɾ/): "valley"
dit (noun, /dɪt/): "war"
oovida (noun, /ʊvɪdə/): "water"
attas (noun, /əɾæs/): "way"
am (noun, /əm/): "wine"
tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "woman"
attoughgo (noun, /əɾɒgɔ/): "word"