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Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Ttittutt
Ttittutt Dictionary
Pronouns
at (pronoun, /ət/): "he"
nai (pronoun, /naɪ/): "she"
fi (pronoun, /fi/): "they"
adi (pronoun, /ədɪ/): "you"
adi (pronoun, /ədɪ/): "we"
loo (pronoun, /lʊ/): "I"
Articles
lay (article, /le/): "a"
te (article, /tɛ/): "the"
Prepositions
sidoo (preposition, /sɪdʊ/): "and"
nilasatt (preposition, /nilasəɾ/): "as"
izesay (preposition, /ɪzɛse/): "from"
vasay (preposition, /vəse/): "in"
ayttiva (preposition, /eɾɪvə/): "of"
tawz (preposition, /toz/): "or"
inibun (preposition, /ɪnibʌn/): "to"
ttana (preposition, /ɾənæ/): "will"
se (preposition, /sɛ/): "with"
Numbers
vahak (number, /vəhək/): "zero"
epata (number, /ɛpətə/): "one"
ukawas (number, /ukəwəs/): "two"
tatayka (number, /tətekə/): "three"
emaban (number, /ɛməbən/): "four"
lapap (number, /ləpæp/): "five"
dalajul (number, /dələdʒʌl/): "six"
ijaj (number, /ɪdʒəj/): "seven"
zakiv (number, /zəkɪv/): "eight"
aypa (number, /epæ/): "nine"
banaittim (number, /bənaɪɾɪm/): "ten"
Questions
iv (question, /ɪv/): "what"
yiv (question, /yɪv/): "who"
taytail (question, /tetaɪl/): "how"
makiz (question, /məkɪz/): "why"
ang (question, /əŋ/): "when"
Interjections
asuttu (interjection, /æsʌɾu/): "hello"
in (interjection, /ɪn/): "goodbye"
labevak (interjection, /ləbɛvək/): "hey"
anawaw (interjection, /ænəwo/): "bye"
tatan (interjection, /tətən/): "ouch"
has (interjection, /həs/): "wow"
aniva (interjection, /ənivə/): "uh"
awl (interjection, /ol/): "er"
ttitanif (interjection, /ɾɪtənɪf/): "um"
Adverbs
aysiladi (adverb, /esɪlədi/): "again"
iti (adverb, /ɪtɪ/): "now"
hitt (adverb, /hɪɾ/): "soon"
id (adverb, /ɪd/): "often"
ainiguthi (adverb, /aɪnɪguði/): "sometimes"
agichu (adverb, /əgɪchʌ/): "always"
ittan (adverb, /iɾən/): "never"
ipaiz (adverb, /ipaɪz/): "seldom"
Adjectives
atuja (adjective, /ətʌjə/): "aromatic"
ail (adjective, /aɪl/): "basted"
sukumai (adjective, /sukʌmaɪ/): "big"
adayn (adjective, /əden/): "bitter"
isagub (adjective, /ɪsəgub/): "black"
shu (adjective, /ʃʌ/): "blue"
shithathaz (adjective, /ʃɪðəðəz/): "brown"
buvacha (adjective, /bʌvətʃæ/): "chilled"
ach (adjective, /ətʃ/): "cold"
imif (adjective, /ɪmɪf/): "curried"
ayvittih (adjective, /evɪɾɪh/): "dark"
thutuch (adjective, /ðututʃ/): "deep"
an (adjective, /ən/): "divine"
asathahoo (adjective, /asəðəhʊ/): "drunk"
uttanip (adjective, /ʌɾanip/): "empty"
esi (adjective, /ɛsɪ/): "evil"
ngattaytt (adjective, /ŋəɾeɾ/): "familiar"
anane (adjective, /ənənɛ/): "fat"
afiz (adjective, /əfɪz/): "flat"
iwaraz (adjective, /iwəɹəz/): "frail"
maw (adjective, /məw/): "fried"
etasha (adjective, /ɛtəʃə/): "full"
nata (adjective, /nətə/): "good"
de (adjective, /dɛ/): "green"
dachu (adjective, /dətʃʌ/): "grey"
ttibay (adjective, /ɾibe/): "honest"
thangikun (adjective, /ðəŋɪkun/): "hot"
itutash (adjective, /ɪtutəʃ/): "light"
ati (adjective, /əti/): "long"
kanelu (adjective, /kənɛlu/): "loud"
aith (adjective, /aɪθ/): "mortal"
aysi (adjective, /esi/): "mysterious"
thattil (adjective, /ðəɾil/): "narrow"
thaz (adjective, /ðəz/): "old"
kakiwett (adjective, /kəkɪwɛɾ/): "orange"
battas (adjective, /bəɾəs/): "pungent"
ttaittu (adjective, /ɾaɪɾu/): "purple"
ayngal (adjective, /eŋəl/): "quiet"
asanaga (adjective, /æsənægə/): "raw"
mayttuday (adjective, /meɾude/): "rectangular"
una (adjective, /ʌnə/): "red"
oowamai (adjective, /ʊwəmaɪ/): "roasted"
nangoiwav (adjective, /nəŋɔɪwəv/): "round"
shoughbidang (adjective, /ʃɒbidəŋ/): "salty"
anesinu (adjective, /ənɛsɪnu/): "savory"
uda (adjective, /udə/): "shallow"
ttittough (adjective, /ɾɪɾɒ/): "short"
aithut (adjective, /aɪθʌt/): "smoked"
ttanitta (adjective, /ɾanɪɾə/): "sober"
ttuttag (adjective, /ɾuɾəg/): "sour"
tattinoughth (adjective, /təɾɪnɒð/): "spicy"
atasina (adjective, /ætəsɪnə/): "spiral"
atamal (adjective, /ətəməl/): "square"
amittawl (adjective, /əmiɾol/): "steamed"
aichine (adjective, /aɪtʃɪnɛ/): "strange"
itunayta (adjective, /itʌnetə/): "strong"
ag (adjective, /əg/): "sturdy"
ihaifa (adjective, /ɪhaɪfə/): "sweet"
lek (adjective, /lɛk/): "tall"
onoitt (adjective, /ɔnɔɪɾ/): "thick"
lithe (adjective, /liθɛ/): "thin"
poof (adjective, /pʊf/): "warm"
attesisu (adjective, /əɾɛsɪsʌ/): "weak"
ifechiwa (adjective, /ɪfɛtʃɪwə/): "white"
igita (adjective, /ɪgitə/): "wide"
il (adjective, /ɪl/): "yellow"
anuth (adjective, /ənʌð/): "young"
Verbs
lith (verb, /lɪð/): "bake"
at (verb, /æt/): "be"
lana (verb, /lənə/): "belong"
tacattit (verb, /təcəɾɪt/): "bite"
uta (verb, /ʌtə/): "break"
aytti (verb, /eɾɪ/): "burn"
dittitoughp (verb, /dɪɾɪtɒp/): "come"
iba (verb, /ɪbə/): "die"
susawza (verb, /susozə/): "drink"
bavuttam (verb, /bəvʌɾəm/): "eat"
oughsa (verb, /ɒsə/): "fall"
dezatha (verb, /dɛzəðə/): "fight"
datt (verb, /dəɾ/): "find"
aw (verb, /aw/): "fish"
edi (verb, /ɛdɪ/): "fly"
utaw (verb, /uto/): "frown"
hittil (verb, /hɪɾil/): "go"
la (verb, /lə/): "growl"
loughb (verb, /lɒb/): "hate"
anupatt (verb, /ənupəɾ/): "have"
atikahou (verb, /ətɪkəhaʊ/): "hear"
zatt (verb, /zæɾ/): "hide"
thafafin (verb, /ðəfæfɪn/): "hold"
anitha (verb, /aniðə/): "hunt"
ettanat (verb, /ɛɾənət/): "jump"
ngabaw (verb, /ŋəbo/): "kill"
naiw (verb, /naɪw/): "know"
litat (verb, /lɪtət/): "laugh"
avatoughnu (verb, /əvatɒnu/): "lie"
magatai (verb, /məgətaɪ/): "live"
lepayd (verb, /lɛped/): "lose"
ki (verb, /kɪ/): "love"
apakathaw (verb, /əpəkəðo/): "need"
ezad (verb, /ɛzəd/): "own"
zawnay (verb, /zone/): "roast"
in (verb, /ɪn/): "run"
ana (verb, /əna/): "see"
katt (verb, /kəɾ/): "sit"
shak (verb, /ʃək/): "sleep"
ttasadas (verb, /ɾæsædas/): "smell"
ttawbaytat (verb, /ɾobetət/): "smile"
ttata (verb, /ɾətə/): "stand"
ditta (verb, /dɪɾa/): "strike"
afazaba (verb, /əfæzəbə/): "swallow"
ifittiz (verb, /ifɪɾiz/): "swim"
ngahi (verb, /ŋəhɪ/): "taste"
wapaytt (verb, /wəpeɾ/): "throw"
magawi (verb, /məgəwi/): "walk"
tittitta (verb, /tɪɾɪɾa/): "want"
Nouns
nutt (noun, /nʌɾ/): "afternoon"
isawt (noun, /ɪsot/): "ale"
tettoughsid (noun, /tɛɾɒsɪd/): "all"
enaz (noun, /ɛnæz/): "alligator"
idoovawa (noun, /ɪdʊvəwa/): "arm"
soughhamith (noun, /sɒhəmɪθ/): "ash"
isa (noun, /ɪsə/): "aunt"
ajai (noun, /əjaɪ/): "axe"
uttikat (noun, /ʌɾɪkət/): "bark"
ayvi (noun, /evi/): "bay"
nadale (noun, /nədəlɛ/): "beer"
utti (noun, /uɾi/): "beet"
matuz (noun, /mætʌz/): "bird"
ataw (noun, /ato/): "blood"
ditan (noun, /dɪtən/): "boar"
tawisu (noun, /təwɪsʌ/): "bone"
iz (noun, /ɪz/): "breakfast"
zaitime (noun, /zaɪtɪmɛ/): "breast"
chath (noun, /tʃəθ/): "brother"
awoud (noun, /əwaʊd/): "castle"
at (noun, /æt/): "cat"
ipa (noun, /ɪpə/): "cat"
oughni (noun, /ɒni/): "chest"
ti (noun, /ti/): "chicken"
aytta (noun, /eɾæ/): "claw"
ttejattath (noun, /ɾɛjaɾəð/): "cloud"
nas (noun, /nəs/): "coconut"
taittoupem (noun, /taɪɾaʊpɛm/): "crime"
lapana (noun, /ləpənə/): "day"
setad (noun, /sɛtəd/): "dinner"
afa (noun, /əfæ/): "dog"
aws (noun, /os/): "drink"
ajas (noun, /əjəs/): "dungeon"
itaykaf (noun, /ɪtekəf/): "ear"
ka (noun, /ka/): "earth"
latt (noun, /ləɾ/): "egg"
apata (noun, /apətə/): "elder"
ati (noun, /ətɪ/): "enemy"
did (noun, /dɪd/): "evening"
udata (noun, /ʌdætə/): "eye"
balavi (noun, /bələvi/): "family"
ni (noun, /ni/): "father"
tana (noun, /tənæ/): "feather"
nitt (noun, /nɪɾ/): "fight"
nevach (noun, /nɛvəch/): "finger"
amate (noun, /əmətɛ/): "fire"
kitt (noun, /kiɾ/): "fish"
ttana (noun, /ɾənæ/): "flesh"
ttithapough (noun, /ɾɪðəpɒ/): "foot"
vith (noun, /vɪð/): "forest"
ud (noun, /ud/): "fox"
isa (noun, /ɪsa/): "friend"
ditavayv (noun, /dɪtəvev/): "goose"
binidith (noun, /bɪnidɪð/): "grease"
atta (noun, /əɾə/): "group"
anideza (noun, /ænidɛzə/): "gulf"
ngalaw (noun, /ŋəlo/): "hair"
imoughkaw (noun, /ɪmɒko/): "hand"
battan (noun, /bəɾan/): "hat"
vati (noun, /vætɪ/): "hate"
ttalane (noun, /ɾəlænɛ/): "head"
nel (noun, /nɛl/): "hill"
ttinayka (noun, /ɾinekə/): "horn"
lattatun (noun, /ləɾætun/): "horse"
anunana (noun, /ənʌnænə/): "house"
van (noun, /vən/): "inn"
att (noun, /əɾ/): "island"
doughp (noun, /dɒp/): "jaw"
azaynifa (noun, /əzenɪfə/): "lake"
amad (noun, /əmæd/): "leaf"
itough (noun, /itɒ/): "leg"
awazatti (noun, /əwəzæɾɪ/): "liver"
ibawthan (noun, /iboðən/): "louse"
in (noun, /ɪn/): "love"
nabatt (noun, /nəbəɾ/): "lunch"
atewaiw (noun, /ətɛwaɪw/): "man"
uviz (noun, /ʌvɪz/): "many"
adait (noun, /adaɪt/): "meal"
sa (noun, /sə/): "metal"
wada (noun, /wædə/): "mine"
adav (noun, /ədəv/): "monster"
ttil (noun, /ɾɪl/): "moon"
ujattitt (noun, /ujəɾiɾ/): "morning"
itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "mother"
va (noun, /və/): "mountain"
la (noun, /lə/): "mouth"
ni (noun, /ni/): "name"
shilakai (noun, /ʃɪləkaɪ/): "neck"
attavoo (noun, /æɾəvʊ/): "night"
id (noun, /ɪd/): "noodle"
ittun (noun, /iɾun/): "nose"
yan (noun, /yən/): "ocean"
dabayi (noun, /dəbayi/): "parent"
nawttid (noun, /noɾɪd/): "path"
atina (noun, /ətinæ/): "peace"
datt (noun, /dəɾ/): "pepper"
adi (noun, /ədi/): "person"
edahibi (noun, /ɛdæhɪbɪ/): "pie"
ttettettatt (noun, /ɾɛɾɛɾæɾ/): "pig"
att (noun, /æɾ/): "rabbit"
sisis (noun, /sɪsɪs/): "rain"
hada (noun, /hədə/): "rat"
atubawa (noun, /atʌbəwə/): "river"
ttaina (noun, /ɾaɪnæ/): "robe"
di (noun, /di/): "rock"
aylusa (noun, /elusa/): "root"
asi (noun, /əsɪ/): "salt"
ttouda (noun, /ɾaʊdə/): "sand"
za (noun, /zə/): "seed"
kitagutt (noun, /kitəguɾ/): "sibling"
kawi (noun, /kəwi/): "sister"
withoit (noun, /wiðɔɪt/): "skin"
thitattit (noun, /θɪtəɾɪt/): "sky"
ngabaiv (noun, /ŋəbaɪv/): "smoke"
atawi (noun, /ətæwi/): "snake"
iza (noun, /ɪzə/): "soup"
fattukad (noun, /fəɾukəd/): "star"
ttawt (noun, /ɾot/): "stew"
idasough (noun, /ɪdasɒ/): "stomach"
sahan (noun, /səhən/): "stone"
id (noun, /id/): "stream"
didusul (noun, /dɪdusʌl/): "sun"
aytti (noun, /eɾi/): "sword"
enanina (noun, /ɛnənɪnə/): "tail"
tas (noun, /təs/): "tavern"
acith (noun, /əcɪð/): "thumb"
ulik (noun, /ʌlɪk/): "tongue"
itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "tooth"
mittu (noun, /mɪɾu/): "tree"
ud (noun, /ʌd/): "truth"
asidayd (noun, /əsɪded/): "uncle"
thawbuzat (noun, /ðobʌzət/): "valley"
te (noun, /tɛ/): "war"
dayp (noun, /dep/): "water"
outti (noun, /aʊɾɪ/): "way"
jana (noun, /dʒənə/): "wine"
tula (noun, /tulæ/): "woman"
thabawsan (noun, /ðəbosən/): "word"