Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Uvase
Uvase Dictionary
Pronouns
nib (pronoun, /nɪb/): "he"
oughttai (pronoun, /ɒɾaɪ/): "she"
pa (pronoun, /pæ/): "they"
da (pronoun, /də/): "you"
attaw (pronoun, /æɾo/): "we"
la (pronoun, /læ/): "I"
Articles
dij (article, /dij/): "a"
ida (article, /ɪdə/): "the"
Prepositions
amu (preposition, /əmu/): "and"
ju (preposition, /dʒu/): "as"
tawupa (preposition, /təwupə/): "from"
ala (preposition, /əlæ/): "in"
epilitt (preposition, /ɛpilɪɾ/): "of"
buman (preposition, /bʌmən/): "or"
feja (preposition, /fɛjə/): "to"
ihapa (preposition, /ɪhæpæ/): "will"
oughlafough (preposition, /ɒləfɒ/): "with"
Numbers
haz (number, /haz/): "zero"
ttidivi (number, /ɾɪdɪvɪ/): "one"
eti (number, /ɛtɪ/): "two"
ayttitt (number, /eɾɪɾ/): "three"
nal (number, /næl/): "four"
kay (number, /ke/): "five"
ilivasa (number, /ilivæsə/): "six"
be (number, /bɛ/): "seven"
itithitt (number, /itiðiɾ/): "eight"
baku (number, /bækʌ/): "nine"
ttatt (number, /ɾəɾ/): "ten"
Questions
umangi (question, /ʌməŋɪ/): "what"
anattita (question, /ənəɾitə/): "who"
jathat (question, /jəðət/): "how"
mi (question, /mɪ/): "why"
adanete (question, /ədənɛtɛ/): "when"
Interjections
at (interjection, /æt/): "hello"
natt (interjection, /nəɾ/): "goodbye"
taju (interjection, /təju/): "hey"
detaw (interjection, /dɛto/): "bye"
shawshawe (interjection, /ʃoʃəwɛ/): "ouch"
jathad (interjection, /jəðəd/): "wow"
ayttahayw (interjection, /eɾəhew/): "uh"
nikitta (interjection, /nɪkiɾə/): "er"
ifou (interjection, /ɪfaʊ/): "um"
Adverbs
ttakebit (adverb, /ɾəkɛbit/): "again"
lanoughsha (adverb, /lənɒʃə/): "now"
ithatta (adverb, /ɪθəɾə/): "soon"
anoughttayt (adverb, /anɒɾet/): "often"
awebapay (adverb, /əwɛbəpe/): "sometimes"
hav (adverb, /həv/): "always"
ttak (adverb, /ɾək/): "never"
aidittawka (adverb, /aɪdiɾokæ/): "seldom"
Adjectives
mainasaw (adjective, /maɪnəso/): "aromatic"
ashin (adjective, /əʃin/): "basted"
itim (adjective, /itɪm/): "big"
lasoughsi (adjective, /ləsɒsi/): "bitter"
apil (adjective, /əpil/): "black"
ja (adjective, /dʒə/): "blue"
zathu (adjective, /zəðu/): "brown"
zi (adjective, /zɪ/): "chilled"
tta (adjective, /ɾæ/): "cold"
amatti (adjective, /amaɾi/): "curried"
atenayk (adjective, /ətɛnek/): "dark"
abid (adjective, /əbɪd/): "deep"
lisiwayt (adjective, /lɪsɪwet/): "divine"
ttumanim (adjective, /ɾʌmənɪm/): "drunk"
namatought (adjective, /nəmatɒt/): "empty"
negi (adjective, /nɛgi/): "evil"
abevay (adjective, /əbɛve/): "familiar"
sida (adjective, /sidə/): "fat"
ilev (adjective, /ɪlɛv/): "flat"
ttattoul (adjective, /ɾəɾaʊl/): "frail"
ttasazi (adjective, /ɾəsəzi/): "fried"
anavith (adjective, /ənævɪð/): "full"
pu (adjective, /pʌ/): "good"
ttiwoos (adjective, /ɾɪwʊs/): "green"
na (adjective, /nə/): "grey"
aydana (adjective, /edənə/): "honest"
awmatta (adjective, /omaɾa/): "hot"
ikoughtha (adjective, /ikɒðə/): "light"
iw (adjective, /iw/): "long"
atatta (adjective, /ətəɾə/): "loud"
uthachi (adjective, /ʌðatʃɪ/): "mortal"
awditith (adjective, /odɪtið/): "mysterious"
tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "narrow"
uwi (adjective, /ʌwɪ/): "old"
shi (adjective, /ʃɪ/): "orange"
ounutt (adjective, /aʊnuɾ/): "pungent"
vai (adjective, /vaɪ/): "purple"
jisoothaw (adjective, /jɪsʊðo/): "quiet"
itt (adjective, /ɪɾ/): "raw"
thetinip (adjective, /ðɛtɪnip/): "rectangular"
ttik (adjective, /ɾik/): "red"
ttatakis (adjective, /ɾətakis/): "roasted"
ttemawk (adjective, /ɾɛmok/): "round"
att (adjective, /əɾ/): "salty"
mayyuthaz (adjective, /meyʌðəz/): "savory"
iwaf (adjective, /ɪwəf/): "shallow"
sette (adjective, /sɛɾɛ/): "short"
udi (adjective, /ʌdi/): "smoked"
ood (adjective, /ʊd/): "sober"
awinga (adjective, /əwɪŋə/): "sour"
zithawfu (adjective, /ziðofu/): "spicy"
asibe (adjective, /əsibɛ/): "spiral"
izata (adjective, /izətæ/): "square"
awnel (adjective, /onɛl/): "steamed"
itt (adjective, /iɾ/): "strange"
irinu (adjective, /ɪɹinʌ/): "strong"
zi (adjective, /zɪ/): "sturdy"
nouk (adjective, /naʊk/): "sweet"
chawpina (adjective, /tʃopɪnə/): "tall"
akuz (adjective, /əkʌz/): "thick"
sikoofam (adjective, /sɪkʊfəm/): "thin"
uka (adjective, /ukə/): "warm"
umid (adjective, /ʌmid/): "weak"
ayttef (adjective, /eɾɛf/): "white"
inamiti (adjective, /ɪnəmɪti/): "wide"
thulikin (adjective, /ðulikɪn/): "yellow"
thas (adjective, /ðas/): "young"
Verbs
nahashas (verb, /nəhæʃəs/): "bake"
jadana (verb, /dʒədəna/): "be"
unus (verb, /unʌs/): "belong"
ttinapu (verb, /ɾɪnəpu/): "bite"
nattou (verb, /nəɾaʊ/): "break"
loottach (verb, /lʊɾəx/): "burn"
ti (verb, /tɪ/): "come"
tti (verb, /ɾɪ/): "die"
zittanatt (verb, /zɪɾænəɾ/): "drink"
ajagutt (verb, /əjæguɾ/): "eat"
utam (verb, /ʌtəm/): "fall"
aynilayna (verb, /enɪlenə/): "fight"
ayz (verb, /ez/): "find"
an (verb, /ən/): "fish"
akitutte (verb, /ækɪtuɾɛ/): "fly"
vasa (verb, /vəsə/): "frown"
vapoughl (verb, /vəpɒl/): "go"
kenatha (verb, /kɛnəðə/): "growl"
athaynen (verb, /əðenɛn/): "hate"
ousitti (verb, /aʊsɪɾɪ/): "have"
oughttazough (verb, /ɒɾəzɒ/): "hear"
attizis (verb, /əɾizɪs/): "hide"
pawtalak (verb, /potələk/): "hold"
nat (verb, /nət/): "hunt"
nap (verb, /nəp/): "jump"
oughsaza (verb, /ɒsəzə/): "kill"
usasak (verb, /ʌsəsæk/): "know"
aniduk (verb, /ænɪduk/): "laugh"
anapoughk (verb, /ənəpɒk/): "lie"
sak (verb, /sək/): "live"
kazataip (verb, /kəzətaɪp/): "lose"
asattis (verb, /əsaɾɪs/): "love"
shalan (verb, /ʃələn/): "need"
tadattud (verb, /tədæɾud/): "own"
ab (verb, /əb/): "roast"
idesayp (verb, /ɪdɛsep/): "run"
anawtali (verb, /anotəlɪ/): "see"
ttatab (verb, /ɾætəb/): "sit"
itadah (verb, /ɪtədæh/): "sleep"
shatoughvu (verb, /ʃətɒvu/): "smell"
al (verb, /al/): "smile"
tin (verb, /tɪn/): "stand"
izai (verb, /ɪzaɪ/): "strike"
ipad (verb, /ɪpəd/): "swallow"
sous (verb, /saʊs/): "swim"
asidi (verb, /əsɪdɪ/): "taste"
inaniday (verb, /inənɪde/): "throw"
inoughtu (verb, /ɪnɒtu/): "walk"
si (verb, /sɪ/): "want"
Nouns
anukoughtu (noun, /ənukɒtu/): "afternoon"
ithidami (noun, /ɪðɪdəmi/): "ale"
igaitapa (noun, /ɪgaɪtəpə/): "all"
mou (noun, /maʊ/): "alligator"
gayt (noun, /get/): "arm"
tiva (noun, /tivæ/): "ash"
thanasi (noun, /ðənəsɪ/): "aunt"
ih (noun, /ɪh/): "axe"
bebett (noun, /bɛbɛɾ/): "bark"
faddad (noun, /fəɽəd/): "bay"
ttutha (noun, /ɾuðə/): "beer"
uzav (noun, /uzæv/): "beet"
jida (noun, /dʒɪdə/): "bird"
utatt (noun, /ʌtaɾ/): "blood"
divi (noun, /divi/): "boar"
fitte (noun, /fiɾɛ/): "bone"
asi (noun, /əsɪ/): "breakfast"
habatta (noun, /həbəɾə/): "breast"
ematt (noun, /ɛməɾ/): "brother"
watadat (noun, /wətədat/): "castle"
ifaykain (noun, /ɪfekaɪn/): "cat"
aydatti (noun, /edaɾi/): "cat"
kasi (noun, /kəsi/): "chest"
id (noun, /ɪd/): "chicken"
tukuli (noun, /tʌkuli/): "claw"
awilaw (noun, /əwɪlo/): "cloud"
ttus (noun, /ɾʌs/): "coconut"
ikesatay (noun, /ɪkɛsəte/): "crime"
anagayttay (noun, /ənageɾe/): "day"
laichoughth (noun, /laɪtʃɒð/): "dinner"
zutt (noun, /zuɾ/): "dog"
athad (noun, /əðəd/): "drink"
apadai (noun, /əpədaɪ/): "dungeon"
dinihi (noun, /dɪnɪhi/): "ear"
tti (noun, /ɾi/): "earth"
zaymattu (noun, /zeməɾu/): "egg"
aw (noun, /æw/): "elder"
na (noun, /nə/): "enemy"
mouzai (noun, /maʊzaɪ/): "evening"
il (noun, /il/): "eye"
aifa (noun, /aɪfə/): "family"
jilaj (noun, /dʒɪlaj/): "father"
tta (noun, /ɾə/): "feather"
taki (noun, /təkɪ/): "fight"
isuttaythi (noun, /isuɾeθɪ/): "finger"
at (noun, /ət/): "fire"
azuva (noun, /əzʌvæ/): "fish"
ettaysina (noun, /ɛɾesinə/): "flesh"
diza (noun, /dɪzə/): "foot"
oughkoow (noun, /ɒkʊw/): "forest"
kivag (noun, /kɪvəg/): "fox"
maithe (noun, /maɪðɛ/): "friend"
anam (noun, /ænam/): "goose"
atta (noun, /əɾə/): "grease"
dettuttu (noun, /dɛɾʌɾʌ/): "group"
akitt (noun, /akɪɾ/): "gulf"
ahig (noun, /əhig/): "hair"
ainu (noun, /aɪnu/): "hand"
ttayzaybe (noun, /ɾezebɛ/): "hat"
inadu (noun, /ɪnədu/): "hate"
atin (noun, /ætin/): "head"
daguvi (noun, /dəgʌvi/): "hill"
ihayni (noun, /ɪhenɪ/): "horn"
ttoughtesa (noun, /ɾɒtɛsə/): "horse"
tul (noun, /tul/): "house"
ma (noun, /mə/): "inn"
lut (noun, /lʌt/): "island"
alati (noun, /aləti/): "jaw"
tutt (noun, /tʌɾ/): "lake"
acingilu (noun, /əciŋɪlu/): "leaf"
tajiti (noun, /tæjɪtɪ/): "leg"
izafa (noun, /ɪzəfæ/): "liver"
tu (noun, /tu/): "louse"
mitisawn (noun, /mɪtɪson/): "love"
ineniz (noun, /ɪnɛniz/): "lunch"
ayna (noun, /enə/): "man"
ethatta (noun, /ɛðəɾə/): "many"
mange (noun, /mæŋɛ/): "meal"
at (noun, /ət/): "metal"
ta (noun, /tə/): "mine"
navayngif (noun, /nəveŋif/): "monster"
pattoughduj (noun, /pəɾɒduj/): "moon"
thatseka (noun, /ðətsɛkə/): "morning"
kaipib (noun, /kaɪpib/): "mother"
sa (noun, /sə/): "mountain"
dezi (noun, /dɛzɪ/): "mouth"
atuk (noun, /ətuk/): "name"
dawa (noun, /dəwə/): "neck"
ttivi (noun, /ɾɪvɪ/): "night"
inguttab (noun, /ɪŋʌɾəb/): "noodle"
pakange (noun, /pəkəŋɛ/): "nose"
oughk (noun, /ɒk/): "ocean"
awekaqa (noun, /æwɛkæqə/): "parent"
nub (noun, /nub/): "path"
tha (noun, /ðæ/): "peace"
ttebing (noun, /ɾɛbiŋ/): "pepper"
iwita (noun, /ɪwɪtə/): "person"
sula (noun, /sulə/): "pie"
atittatt (noun, /ətɪɾaɾ/): "pig"
wisha (noun, /wiʃə/): "rabbit"
akunak (noun, /əkunæk/): "rain"
niha (noun, /nihə/): "rat"
ekaifatti (noun, /ɛkaɪfəɾi/): "river"
attila (noun, /əɾɪlæ/): "robe"
outhunina (noun, /aʊðunɪnə/): "rock"
agimip (noun, /əgɪmip/): "root"
itah (noun, /itəh/): "salt"
talu (noun, /təlu/): "sand"
imi (noun, /imɪ/): "seed"
di (noun, /dɪ/): "sibling"
ttata (noun, /ɾətə/): "sister"
ttani (noun, /ɾənɪ/): "skin"
tul (noun, /tʌl/): "sky"
ap (noun, /əp/): "smoke"
ibittai (noun, /ɪbɪɾaɪ/): "snake"
oonawcha (noun, /ʊnoxa/): "soup"
soughwi (noun, /sɒwɪ/): "star"
inisa (noun, /ɪnɪsə/): "stew"
kavitta (noun, /kævɪɾə/): "stomach"
sitt (noun, /sɪɾ/): "stone"
voughpaji (noun, /vɒpəjɪ/): "stream"
ima (noun, /imə/): "sun"
tatha (noun, /tæðə/): "sword"
ashough (noun, /æʃɒ/): "tail"
chi (noun, /xɪ/): "tavern"
attipata (noun, /əɾipətə/): "thumb"
ahinahi (noun, /ahɪnəhi/): "tongue"
balavak (noun, /bæləvæk/): "tooth"
hattada (noun, /həɾədə/): "tree"
asottai (noun, /əsɔɾaɪ/): "truth"
ninila (noun, /ninilə/): "uncle"
ini (noun, /ini/): "valley"
attay (noun, /əɾe/): "war"
thatt (noun, /ðəɾ/): "water"
vabehiw (noun, /væbɛhiw/): "way"
uwasis (noun, /uwæsɪs/): "wine"
saipilel (noun, /saɪpɪlɛl/): "woman"
aitihayshu (noun, /aɪtɪheʃu/): "word"