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This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Ttettapaz
Ttettapaz Dictionary
Pronouns
an (pronoun, /ən/): "he"
ina (pronoun, /inə/): "she"
ab (pronoun, /əb/): "they"
iga (pronoun, /igə/): "you"
wak (pronoun, /wək/): "we"
an (pronoun, /an/): "I"
Articles
san (article, /sən/): "a"
ayl (article, /el/): "the"
Prepositions
tiwuk (preposition, /tɪwuk/): "and"
nat (preposition, /nət/): "as"
sushah (preposition, /sʌʃæh/): "from"
ngujipa (preposition, /ŋʌjɪpə/): "in"
dayma (preposition, /demə/): "of"
atta (preposition, /aɾə/): "or"
gidadoot (preposition, /gɪdædʊt/): "to"
nigatta (preposition, /nigəɾə/): "will"
kid (preposition, /kid/): "with"
Numbers
ttal (number, /ɾal/): "zero"
ttatapa (number, /ɾətapə/): "one"
oovunatta (number, /ʊvʌnaɾə/): "two"
na (number, /nə/): "three"
natt (number, /naɾ/): "four"
kapatti (number, /kəpaɾɪ/): "five"
dapen (number, /dəpɛn/): "six"
thikaysa (number, /ðikesə/): "seven"
itaytan (number, /itetən/): "eight"
alatt (number, /ələɾ/): "nine"
att (number, /əɾ/): "ten"
Questions
ena (question, /ɛnə/): "what"
bitt (question, /bɪɾ/): "who"
aydaiti (question, /edaɪtɪ/): "how"
afoughfat (question, /əfɒfət/): "why"
asan (question, /asæn/): "when"
Interjections
ti (interjection, /ti/): "hello"
dangan (interjection, /dəŋən/): "goodbye"
shata (interjection, /ʃətə/): "hey"
avatil (interjection, /avətil/): "bye"
kathayha (interjection, /kəðehə/): "ouch"
tukettatt (interjection, /tukɛɾəɾ/): "wow"
sazib (interjection, /səzɪb/): "uh"
kayk (interjection, /kek/): "er"
thadimi (interjection, /ðədɪmɪ/): "um"
Adverbs
enitet (adverb, /ɛnɪtɛt/): "again"
ashida (adverb, /əʃidə/): "now"
ittitai (adverb, /ɪɾɪtaɪ/): "soon"
tam (adverb, /təm/): "often"
nad (adverb, /nəd/): "sometimes"
mitt (adverb, /mɪɾ/): "always"
akilawda (adverb, /akɪlodə/): "never"
imimiha (adverb, /imɪmɪhə/): "seldom"
Adjectives
ttanu (adjective, /ɾənu/): "aromatic"
adadawa (adjective, /ədədəwə/): "basted"
tangi (adjective, /təŋi/): "big"
li (adjective, /li/): "bitter"
ttatta (adjective, /ɾəɾə/): "black"
vettusin (adjective, /vɛɾusɪn/): "blue"
al (adjective, /əl/): "brown"
dda (adjective, /ɽæ/): "chilled"
awtal (adjective, /otəl/): "cold"
oughzanu (adjective, /ɒzənʌ/): "curried"
aytadawmaw (adjective, /etədomo/): "dark"
ttat (adjective, /ɾət/): "deep"
ating (adjective, /ətiŋ/): "divine"
ttayhi (adjective, /ɾehɪ/): "drunk"
dashat (adjective, /daʃət/): "empty"
tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "evil"
win (adjective, /wɪn/): "familiar"
dipagitt (adjective, /dɪpəgiɾ/): "fat"
tadout (adjective, /tədaʊt/): "flat"
ahuwang (adjective, /ahuwəŋ/): "frail"
fa (adjective, /fæ/): "fried"
ikisama (adjective, /ikɪsəmæ/): "full"
tiwedad (adjective, /tɪwɛdəd/): "good"
tavawi (adjective, /təvəwɪ/): "green"
ding (adjective, /dɪŋ/): "grey"
oughfi (adjective, /ɒfɪ/): "honest"
naz (adjective, /nəz/): "hot"
ni (adjective, /ni/): "light"
abat (adjective, /əbət/): "long"
zayttinayz (adjective, /zeɾɪnez/): "loud"
chajatt (adjective, /tʃajəɾ/): "mortal"
lacha (adjective, /ləxə/): "mysterious"
adoi (adjective, /ədɔɪ/): "narrow"
oop (adjective, /ʊp/): "old"
ilutta (adjective, /ɪluɾə/): "orange"
vamas (adjective, /vəməs/): "pungent"
ititayza (adjective, /ɪtɪteza/): "purple"
oughtough (adjective, /ɒtɒ/): "quiet"
jin (adjective, /jɪn/): "raw"
isat (adjective, /ɪsət/): "rectangular"
asanawma (adjective, /əsənomə/): "red"
sabi (adjective, /sæbɪ/): "roasted"
ouje (adjective, /aʊjɛ/): "round"
awbig (adjective, /obɪg/): "salty"
ttawttawit (adjective, /ɾoɾəwɪt/): "savory"
aynish (adjective, /eniʃ/): "shallow"
thit (adjective, /ðɪt/): "short"
ayni (adjective, /enɪ/): "smoked"
aw (adjective, /əw/): "sober"
vawi (adjective, /vəwɪ/): "sour"
singatir (adjective, /siŋətɪɹ/): "spicy"
asaittayma (adjective, /əsaɪɾemə/): "spiral"
naithan (adjective, /naɪθən/): "square"
tiwis (adjective, /tiwis/): "steamed"
ttatt (adjective, /ɾəɾ/): "strange"
ath (adjective, /əð/): "strong"
dawpayl (adjective, /dopel/): "sturdy"
awsuzatt (adjective, /osuzəɾ/): "sweet"
izathi (adjective, /ɪzæðɪ/): "tall"
uside (adjective, /ʌsɪdɛ/): "thick"
aynisach (adjective, /enɪsætʃ/): "thin"
toughnala (adjective, /tɒnælə/): "warm"
hiwettad (adjective, /hiwɛɾəd/): "weak"
chum (adjective, /tʃum/): "white"
amoosipa (adjective, /əmʊsɪpa/): "wide"
kanouttu (adjective, /kənaʊɾu/): "yellow"
taittakayz (adjective, /taɪɾəkez/): "young"
Verbs
outtezas (verb, /aʊɾɛzəs/): "bake"
iji (verb, /ɪdʒɪ/): "be"
outti (verb, /aʊɾɪ/): "belong"
natiku (verb, /nətiku/): "bite"
nukiha (verb, /nʌkihə/): "break"
utawv (verb, /utov/): "burn"
kakough (verb, /kækɒ/): "come"
ttila (verb, /ɾɪla/): "die"
ilaitt (verb, /ilaɪɾ/): "drink"
anoughfaip (verb, /ənɒfaɪp/): "eat"
emam (verb, /ɛməm/): "fall"
gazoughtough (verb, /gæzɒtɒ/): "fight"
awza (verb, /ozæ/): "find"
usu (verb, /usʌ/): "fish"
amithi (verb, /əmɪði/): "fly"
putawsiw (verb, /putosɪw/): "frown"
poub (verb, /paʊb/): "go"
akayj (verb, /əkedʒ/): "growl"
awttai (verb, /oɾaɪ/): "hate"
ttanayjawth (verb, /ɾænejoð/): "have"
hathahatt (verb, /həθəhəɾ/): "hear"
iwipusa (verb, /ɪwɪpʌsə/): "hide"
ettazis (verb, /ɛɾəzɪs/): "hold"
nathal (verb, /nəðəl/): "hunt"
atta (verb, /æɾə/): "jump"
lasayti (verb, /ləseti/): "kill"
namas (verb, /næməs/): "know"
attough (verb, /aɾɒ/): "laugh"
thattinav (verb, /ðaɾinəv/): "lie"
aihi (verb, /aɪhi/): "live"
zattal (verb, /zəɾəl/): "lose"
baihut (verb, /baɪhut/): "love"
idepa (verb, /idɛpə/): "need"
set (verb, /sɛt/): "own"
tuttati (verb, /tuɾətɪ/): "roast"
toughmaw (verb, /tɒmo/): "run"
agahan (verb, /əgæhæn/): "see"
attepe (verb, /aɾɛpɛ/): "sit"
aiting (verb, /aɪtɪŋ/): "sleep"
awl (verb, /ol/): "smell"
mufuna (verb, /mufunə/): "smile"
hisha (verb, /hɪʃa/): "stand"
iwoo (verb, /ɪwʊ/): "strike"
oughtizoughk (verb, /ɒtɪzɒk/): "swallow"
nawnuv (verb, /nonuv/): "swim"
thattatu (verb, /ðəɾətu/): "taste"
ani (verb, /ənɪ/): "throw"
thangalaw (verb, /ðəŋəlo/): "walk"
attatt (verb, /æɾəɾ/): "want"
Nouns
ttanayn (noun, /ɾənen/): "afternoon"
tettinu (noun, /tɛɾinʌ/): "ale"
woutun (noun, /waʊtun/): "all"
itt (noun, /iɾ/): "alligator"
vaicuthi (noun, /vaɪcuði/): "arm"
tazawtt (noun, /təzoɾ/): "ash"
thazala (noun, /ðəzəlæ/): "aunt"
sal (noun, /sal/): "axe"
susenouth (noun, /sʌsɛnaʊð/): "bark"
oughwattays (noun, /ɒwəɾes/): "bay"
ngikawba (noun, /ŋɪkobə/): "beer"
paha (noun, /pəhə/): "beet"
nattayttath (noun, /naɾeɾəð/): "bird"
shith (noun, /ʃɪð/): "blood"
adawi (noun, /ədəwɪ/): "boar"
sayvesh (noun, /sevɛʃ/): "bone"
laid (noun, /laɪd/): "breakfast"
ili (noun, /ɪli/): "breast"
nirriling (noun, /niriliŋ/): "brother"
ajad (noun, /ædʒəd/): "castle"
dush (noun, /duʃ/): "cat"
limal (noun, /lɪməl/): "cat"
ilase (noun, /iləsɛ/): "chest"
arraih (noun, /əraɪh/): "chicken"
uhe (noun, /ʌhɛ/): "claw"
thaifamas (noun, /ðaɪfəmas/): "cloud"
nafa (noun, /nəfæ/): "coconut"
tasajoughm (noun, /təsədʒɒm/): "crime"
ihavait (noun, /ɪhəvaɪt/): "day"
lat (noun, /lət/): "dinner"
few (noun, /fɛw/): "dog"
dutte (noun, /duɾɛ/): "drink"
ayvasu (noun, /evəsu/): "dungeon"
ukayhet (noun, /ukehɛt/): "ear"
uttat (noun, /uɾæt/): "earth"
noottasith (noun, /nʊɾəsið/): "egg"
ayitheth (noun, /æyɪðɛð/): "elder"
bivayw (noun, /bɪvew/): "enemy"
apaydoughtt (noun, /əpedɒɾ/): "evening"
mamizag (noun, /məmizəg/): "eye"
kuna (noun, /kunə/): "family"
littatak (noun, /liɾatək/): "father"
ttibett (noun, /ɾɪbɛɾ/): "feather"
ad (noun, /əd/): "fight"
uf (noun, /uf/): "finger"
an (noun, /ən/): "fire"
ichavina (noun, /ɪchəvɪnə/): "fish"
bilu (noun, /bɪlu/): "flesh"
ais (noun, /aɪs/): "foot"
afimid (noun, /əfɪmɪd/): "forest"
atusad (noun, /ætʌsəd/): "fox"
inattahough (noun, /inəɾəhɒ/): "friend"
base (noun, /bæsɛ/): "goose"
at (noun, /at/): "grease"
laysa (noun, /lesæ/): "group"
nupezett (noun, /nupɛzɛɾ/): "gulf"
asad (noun, /əsad/): "hair"
tailitat (noun, /taɪlɪtət/): "hand"
itaydusai (noun, /itedusaɪ/): "hat"
ase (noun, /əsɛ/): "hate"
ttapiwa (noun, /ɾəpɪwæ/): "head"
ab (noun, /əb/): "hill"
anucinoo (noun, /ænʌcinʊ/): "horn"
houka (noun, /haʊkə/): "horse"
zainail (noun, /zaɪnaɪl/): "house"
amis (noun, /əmis/): "inn"
natungan (noun, /natuŋən/): "island"
athaydatt (noun, /əðedəɾ/): "jaw"
geta (noun, /gɛtə/): "lake"
ush (noun, /ʌʃ/): "leaf"
ayrratu (noun, /erətu/): "leg"
utaytema (noun, /utetɛmə/): "liver"
awlidang (noun, /olɪdəŋ/): "louse"
aiku (noun, /aɪku/): "love"
nathilu (noun, /nəðɪlu/): "lunch"
af (noun, /əf/): "man"
oughlidu (noun, /ɒlɪdu/): "many"
ngivid (noun, /ŋɪvɪd/): "meal"
alayn (noun, /əlen/): "metal"
abayatai (noun, /əbəyətaɪ/): "mine"
amai (noun, /æmaɪ/): "monster"
law (noun, /lo/): "moon"
tilu (noun, /tɪlʌ/): "morning"
eth (noun, /ɛð/): "mother"
ami (noun, /æmi/): "mountain"
aded (noun, /adɛd/): "mouth"
cheth (noun, /tʃɛð/): "name"
izaytt (noun, /ɪzeɾ/): "neck"
jejoo (noun, /jɛdʒʊ/): "night"
noughtif (noun, /nɒtɪf/): "noodle"
tathattid (noun, /taθəɾɪd/): "nose"
ttivami (noun, /ɾɪvəmi/): "ocean"
tinital (noun, /tinɪtæl/): "parent"
taybatt (noun, /tebəɾ/): "path"
nidikai (noun, /nidɪkaɪ/): "peace"
fitt (noun, /fɪɾ/): "pepper"
zid (noun, /zɪd/): "person"
kamabail (noun, /kəməbaɪl/): "pie"
shawkattaw (noun, /ʃokaɾaw/): "pig"
alitiway (noun, /əlitɪwe/): "rabbit"
atimutha (noun, /ətɪmuðə/): "rain"
ikatoughgi (noun, /ɪkətɒgɪ/): "rat"
tawtud (noun, /totʌd/): "river"
naytta (noun, /neɾə/): "robe"
zailinain (noun, /zaɪlɪnaɪn/): "rock"
idak (noun, /idæk/): "root"
ttitsa (noun, /ɾɪtsə/): "salt"
zikaba (noun, /zɪkæbæ/): "sand"
asangi (noun, /əsæŋɪ/): "seed"
pa (noun, /pə/): "sibling"
ana (noun, /ənə/): "sister"
data (noun, /datə/): "skin"
athi (noun, /əθɪ/): "sky"
unethusi (noun, /unɛðusi/): "smoke"
nem (noun, /nɛm/): "snake"
doughbudim (noun, /dɒbʌdim/): "soup"
fudatach (noun, /fudətæch/): "star"
tamedes (noun, /təmɛdɛs/): "stew"
ana (noun, /əna/): "stomach"
tha (noun, /ða/): "stone"
ina (noun, /ɪna/): "stream"
kaytu (noun, /ketʌ/): "sun"
as (noun, /əs/): "sword"
lishi (noun, /lɪʃɪ/): "tail"
awsouta (noun, /osaʊtæ/): "tavern"
ni (noun, /nɪ/): "thumb"
athaww (noun, /əðow/): "tongue"
ttizan (noun, /ɾɪzan/): "tooth"
itaysadaw (noun, /ɪtesədo/): "tree"
attumuwi (noun, /æɾumʌwɪ/): "truth"
mipittu (noun, /mɪpiɾu/): "uncle"
thainaymu (noun, /ðaɪnemu/): "valley"
zanitt (noun, /zænɪɾ/): "war"
likai (noun, /likaɪ/): "water"
tabaza (noun, /tæbəzə/): "way"
in (noun, /ɪn/): "wine"
lough (noun, /lɒ/): "woman"
houtouva (noun, /haʊtaʊvə/): "word"