Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Nginatt
Nginatt Dictionary
Pronouns
pa (pronoun, /pə/): "he"
dad (pronoun, /dad/): "she"
ttil (pronoun, /ɾɪl/): "they"
wa (pronoun, /wa/): "you"
az (pronoun, /əz/): "we"
oodaw (pronoun, /ʊdo/): "I"
Articles
acha (article, /ətʃə/): "a"
tiw (article, /tɪw/): "the"
Prepositions
ji (preposition, /jɪ/): "and"
angapi (preposition, /æŋəpɪ/): "as"
iwaz (preposition, /iwəz/): "from"
fasath (preposition, /fəsæð/): "in"
tata (preposition, /tətə/): "of"
ata (preposition, /ətə/): "or"
ittiv (preposition, /ɪɾiv/): "to"
uttith (preposition, /uɾɪð/): "will"
atin (preposition, /ətin/): "with"
Numbers
sema (number, /sɛmə/): "zero"
ila (number, /ila/): "one"
atafi (number, /ətæfɪ/): "two"
path (number, /pæð/): "three"
aza (number, /əza/): "four"
out (number, /aʊt/): "five"
ttattapi (number, /ɾəɾəpɪ/): "six"
lukisi (number, /lukisi/): "seven"
ulajum (number, /ulədʒʌm/): "eight"
uditt (number, /udɪɾ/): "nine"
na (number, /na/): "ten"
Questions
ividdi (question, /ɪviɽi/): "what"
itamesaw (question, /ɪtamɛso/): "who"
ayk (question, /ek/): "how"
utamutti (question, /utamuɾi/): "why"
ousezatt (question, /aʊsɛzəɾ/): "when"
Interjections
zehatt (interjection, /zɛhəɾ/): "hello"
laina (interjection, /laɪnə/): "goodbye"
asai (interjection, /əsaɪ/): "hey"
ila (interjection, /ilə/): "bye"
akupi (interjection, /akʌpɪ/): "ouch"
wattan (interjection, /waɾən/): "wow"
kinayt (interjection, /kinet/): "uh"
mattoughmoughk (interjection, /məɾɒmɒk/): "er"
ke (interjection, /kɛ/): "um"
Adverbs
aidaves (adverb, /aɪdəvɛs/): "again"
shap (adverb, /ʃæp/): "now"
attought (adverb, /əɾɒt/): "soon"
ilesa (adverb, /ɪlɛsə/): "often"
at (adverb, /ət/): "sometimes"
isubes (adverb, /ɪsubɛs/): "always"
ttatte (adverb, /ɾəɾɛ/): "never"
atatiz (adverb, /ətatɪz/): "seldom"
Adjectives
igoutanu (adjective, /ɪgaʊtənu/): "aromatic"
un (adjective, /ʌn/): "basted"
sisatuth (adjective, /sisətʌð/): "big"
ootay (adjective, /ʊte/): "bitter"
asi (adjective, /əsɪ/): "black"
itta (adjective, /iɾə/): "blue"
uchipiza (adjective, /utʃɪpɪzæ/): "brown"
inat (adjective, /inət/): "chilled"
tawlaw (adjective, /tolo/): "cold"
yatt (adjective, /yəɾ/): "curried"
ttitit (adjective, /ɾitit/): "dark"
sidutt (adjective, /siduɾ/): "deep"
nattu (adjective, /nəɾu/): "divine"
itenuga (adjective, /itɛnʌgə/): "drunk"
upa (adjective, /upə/): "empty"
tawaynayt (adjective, /təwenet/): "evil"
lat (adjective, /lət/): "familiar"
ita (adjective, /ɪtæ/): "fat"
umit (adjective, /ʌmɪt/): "flat"
ttulathatt (adjective, /ɾʌləðəɾ/): "frail"
kimayha (adjective, /kɪmehə/): "fried"
aychasitti (adjective, /etʃəsiɾɪ/): "full"
alattawt (adjective, /ələɾot/): "good"
mabayttett (adjective, /məbeɾɛɾ/): "green"
ttadawttum (adjective, /ɾædoɾum/): "grey"
ttoughhaki (adjective, /ɾɒhæki/): "honest"
fashaw (adjective, /fəʃo/): "hot"
nai (adjective, /naɪ/): "light"
esawk (adjective, /ɛsok/): "long"
atai (adjective, /ətaɪ/): "loud"
ddum (adjective, /ɽum/): "mortal"
ttattaf (adjective, /ɾæɾəf/): "mysterious"
ttanawti (adjective, /ɾənotɪ/): "narrow"
awv (adjective, /ov/): "old"
ung (adjective, /uŋ/): "orange"
ud (adjective, /ʌd/): "pungent"
ttattattayn (adjective, /ɾəɾəɾen/): "purple"
paluma (adjective, /pəlʌmæ/): "quiet"
thachi (adjective, /θəxɪ/): "raw"
nanama (adjective, /nanəmə/): "rectangular"
atti (adjective, /əɾɪ/): "red"
sasen (adjective, /sæsɛn/): "roasted"
pas (adjective, /pəs/): "round"
ikaddatte (adjective, /ɪkəɽəɾɛ/): "salty"
kadedaf (adjective, /kədɛdəf/): "savory"
aitta (adjective, /aɪɾə/): "shallow"
uda (adjective, /udə/): "short"
itapijay (adjective, /itəpɪje/): "smoked"
esittataw (adjective, /ɛsɪɾato/): "sober"
shila (adjective, /ʃɪlə/): "sour"
unitt (adjective, /unɪɾ/): "spicy"
lay (adjective, /le/): "spiral"
tifa (adjective, /tɪfə/): "square"
lachittid (adjective, /lətʃɪɾɪd/): "steamed"
washupit (adjective, /wəʃʌpit/): "strange"
lattattad (adjective, /ləɾəɾəd/): "strong"
adazitta (adjective, /ədəziɾæ/): "sturdy"
ttathaybi (adjective, /ɾəðebi/): "sweet"
utul (adjective, /ʌtʌl/): "tall"
awbit (adjective, /obɪt/): "thick"
enadi (adjective, /ɛnædɪ/): "thin"
awpu (adjective, /opu/): "warm"
ett (adjective, /ɛɾ/): "weak"
ut (adjective, /ut/): "white"
tayke (adjective, /tekɛ/): "wide"
etittam (adjective, /ɛtiɾæm/): "yellow"
it (adjective, /it/): "young"
Verbs
athined (verb, /aðinɛd/): "bake"
ikood (verb, /ɪkʊd/): "be"
da (verb, /də/): "belong"
ijimu (verb, /ɪjɪmu/): "bite"
thim (verb, /ðɪm/): "break"
ajudaza (verb, /ajʌdəzæ/): "burn"
alatt (verb, /ələɾ/): "come"
badasut (verb, /bədəsʌt/): "die"
tiw (verb, /tɪw/): "drink"
navaid (verb, /nəvaɪd/): "eat"
latat (verb, /lətət/): "fall"
amak (verb, /əmək/): "fight"
awattaymough (verb, /əwaɾemɒ/): "find"
eboughnin (verb, /ɛbɒnɪn/): "fish"
aywawf (verb, /ewof/): "fly"
id (verb, /ɪd/): "frown"
da (verb, /da/): "go"
angoughjayfough (verb, /æŋɒjefɒ/): "growl"
dithel (verb, /dɪðɛl/): "hate"
ava (verb, /əvə/): "have"
ad (verb, /əd/): "hear"
ufetai (verb, /ʌfɛtaɪ/): "hide"
itettays (verb, /ɪtɛɾes/): "hold"
kizatt (verb, /kizəɾ/): "hunt"
laidail (verb, /laɪdaɪl/): "jump"
azut (verb, /əzut/): "kill"
oughth (verb, /ɒð/): "know"
lawngai (verb, /loŋaɪ/): "laugh"
te (verb, /tɛ/): "lie"
adefatti (verb, /ədɛfəɾɪ/): "live"
lusaytaw (verb, /lusetæw/): "lose"
thunoittatt (verb, /ðʌnɔɪɾəɾ/): "love"
as (verb, /əs/): "need"
ak (verb, /ək/): "own"
ittag (verb, /iɾəg/): "roast"
faviwe (verb, /faviwɛ/): "run"
awnalila (verb, /onəlɪlə/): "see"
oughthap (verb, /ɒθəp/): "sit"
oujidud (verb, /aʊjidʌd/): "sleep"
an (verb, /ən/): "smell"
anatanga (verb, /ænætəŋə/): "smile"
ajinaynga (verb, /əjɪneŋə/): "stand"
ttamay (verb, /ɾæme/): "strike"
abai (verb, /əbaɪ/): "swallow"
oottafai (verb, /ʊɾəfaɪ/): "swim"
ti (verb, /ti/): "taste"
gachayku (verb, /gəxekʌ/): "throw"
chaichin (verb, /tʃaɪtʃin/): "walk"
ma (verb, /mə/): "want"
Nouns
ami (noun, /əmɪ/): "afternoon"
itti (noun, /ɪɾi/): "ale"
ina (noun, /inə/): "all"
gith (noun, /gið/): "alligator"
iko (noun, /ɪkɔ/): "arm"
ath (noun, /əð/): "ash"
ma (noun, /mə/): "aunt"
dichough (noun, /dichɒ/): "axe"
simavuk (noun, /siməvuk/): "bark"
ithetashi (noun, /ɪðɛtəʃɪ/): "bay"
kasih (noun, /kəsih/): "beer"
pu (noun, /pu/): "beet"
ithahinga (noun, /ɪθəhɪŋə/): "bird"
hutayla (noun, /hʌtelə/): "blood"
tayna (noun, /tenə/): "boar"
athunis (noun, /əðunɪs/): "bone"
ttanid (noun, /ɾənid/): "breakfast"
vaz (noun, /vəz/): "breast"
ala (noun, /ələ/): "brother"
athidat (noun, /əðidət/): "castle"
ttitile (noun, /ɾɪtilɛ/): "cat"
sa (noun, /sə/): "cat"
afattayl (noun, /əfəɾel/): "chest"
dazi (noun, /dazi/): "chicken"
oughttata (noun, /ɒɾətə/): "claw"
aku (noun, /æku/): "cloud"
ing (noun, /ɪŋ/): "coconut"
na (noun, /nə/): "crime"
rrayna (noun, /renə/): "day"
ttaytt (noun, /ɾeɾ/): "dinner"
sabidam (noun, /sæbɪdam/): "dog"
ttepali (noun, /ɾɛpəli/): "drink"
hada (noun, /hədə/): "dungeon"
oobaykid (noun, /ʊbekɪd/): "ear"
ingaypayna (noun, /ɪŋepenə/): "earth"
fittit (noun, /fiɾɪt/): "egg"
nunadith (noun, /nʌnədɪð/): "elder"
aymanan (noun, /emənən/): "enemy"
ttalawsa (noun, /ɾælosə/): "evening"
tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "eye"
nattattas (noun, /næɾæɾəs/): "family"
satif (noun, /sətɪf/): "father"
kam (noun, /kəm/): "feather"
abim (noun, /əbɪm/): "fight"
aysahani (noun, /esəhənɪ/): "finger"
adalizu (noun, /ədəlɪzu/): "fire"
hahawha (noun, /hæhohə/): "fish"
du (noun, /du/): "flesh"
ewuttek (noun, /ɛwuɾɛk/): "foot"
zu (noun, /zu/): "forest"
titaz (noun, /tɪtaz/): "fox"
loughdi (noun, /lɒdɪ/): "friend"
awzattitai (noun, /ozaɾitaɪ/): "goose"
lazal (noun, /ləzal/): "grease"
fi (noun, /fɪ/): "group"
ttithiddil (noun, /ɾɪðɪɽɪl/): "gulf"
aytt (noun, /eɾ/): "hair"
atak (noun, /ətək/): "hand"
at (noun, /ət/): "hat"
eti (noun, /ɛti/): "hate"
id (noun, /ɪd/): "head"
chesattin (noun, /tʃɛsəɾɪn/): "hill"
ttezatsa (noun, /ɾɛzætsə/): "horn"
ngas (noun, /ŋəs/): "horse"
lu (noun, /lʌ/): "house"
ibala (noun, /ibələ/): "inn"
nata (noun, /nətə/): "island"
takett (noun, /təkɛɾ/): "jaw"
takiway (noun, /təkɪwe/): "lake"
maw (noun, /mo/): "leaf"
zoos (noun, /zʊs/): "leg"
tout (noun, /taʊt/): "liver"
ngich (noun, /ŋitʃ/): "louse"
zi (noun, /zi/): "love"
qivathough (noun, /qɪvəðɒ/): "lunch"
tay (noun, /te/): "man"
gagisa (noun, /gægɪsə/): "many"
woughk (noun, /wɒk/): "meal"
ngang (noun, /ŋəŋ/): "metal"
attitte (noun, /aɾɪɾɛ/): "mine"
oopi (noun, /ʊpɪ/): "monster"
attatu (noun, /əɾətʌ/): "moon"
angatham (noun, /əŋaðəm/): "morning"
ezi (noun, /ɛzɪ/): "mother"
idak (noun, /idək/): "mountain"
didat (noun, /dɪdət/): "mouth"
inattam (noun, /inæɾəm/): "name"
add (noun, /əɽ/): "neck"
hisin (noun, /hɪsin/): "night"
ayfakayfi (noun, /efəkefɪ/): "noodle"
naitteniz (noun, /naɪɾɛnɪz/): "nose"
lumad (noun, /luməd/): "ocean"
thaytiloughtt (noun, /ðetɪlɒɾ/): "parent"
ivimisi (noun, /ɪvimɪsɪ/): "path"
asawdata (noun, /əsodata/): "peace"
za (noun, /zə/): "pepper"
idouki (noun, /ɪdaʊkɪ/): "person"
lutilat (noun, /lutɪlət/): "pie"
nattith (noun, /nəɾɪð/): "pig"
una (noun, /ʌnæ/): "rabbit"
uch (noun, /ux/): "rain"
ngi (noun, /ŋi/): "rat"
oott (noun, /ʊɾ/): "river"
attaytt (noun, /əɾeɾ/): "robe"
emi (noun, /ɛmɪ/): "rock"
ittifana (noun, /iɾɪfənə/): "root"
paim (noun, /paɪm/): "salt"
vinata (noun, /vinətə/): "sand"
eg (noun, /ɛg/): "seed"
aythoosu (noun, /eðʊsʌ/): "sibling"
thanaf (noun, /ðənəf/): "sister"
itta (noun, /iɾə/): "skin"
ukapize (noun, /ʌkəpizɛ/): "sky"
thapati (noun, /ðəpatɪ/): "smoke"
iz (noun, /ɪz/): "snake"
esadani (noun, /ɛsədənɪ/): "soup"
alawbanga (noun, /əlobəŋə/): "star"
lumaj (noun, /lumadʒ/): "stew"
oughn (noun, /ɒn/): "stomach"
asezup (noun, /æsɛzup/): "stone"
aw (noun, /əw/): "stream"
sinattaif (noun, /sɪnəɾaɪf/): "sun"
ichajul (noun, /ɪtʃəjul/): "sword"
wethoimu (noun, /wɛθɔɪmʌ/): "tail"
adi (noun, /ədi/): "tavern"
oughng (noun, /ɒŋ/): "thumb"
ama (noun, /amə/): "tongue"
inev (noun, /ɪnɛv/): "tooth"
dalebi (noun, /dəlɛbi/): "tree"
aydatt (noun, /edəɾ/): "truth"
nati (noun, /natɪ/): "uncle"
unag (noun, /unəg/): "valley"
thachenut (noun, /ðətʃɛnut/): "war"
mabak (noun, /məbək/): "water"
satatta (noun, /satəɾə/): "way"
zat (noun, /zət/): "wine"
eluthid (noun, /ɛluðid/): "woman"
jazettik (noun, /jazɛɾɪk/): "word"