Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Uthipa
Uthipa Dictionary
Pronouns
da (pronoun, /də/): "he"
afa (pronoun, /əfæ/): "she"
fun (pronoun, /fʌn/): "they"
es (pronoun, /ɛs/): "you"
it (pronoun, /ɪt/): "we"
iba (pronoun, /ɪbə/): "I"
Articles
ad (article, /əd/): "a"
atta (article, /əɾə/): "the"
Prepositions
amad (preposition, /əməd/): "and"
nan (preposition, /nən/): "as"
athi (preposition, /əðɪ/): "from"
oowaw (preposition, /ʊwo/): "in"
jadathat (preposition, /jədəðət/): "of"
athatil (preposition, /æðatil/): "or"
apada (preposition, /əpadə/): "to"
oughgiluchu (preposition, /ɒgilʌtʃu/): "will"
sizaw (preposition, /sizo/): "with"
Numbers
nawe (number, /nəwɛ/): "zero"
awg (number, /og/): "one"
sawjadu (number, /sojadu/): "two"
azijasay (number, /æzɪjæse/): "three"
avasib (number, /əvəsɪb/): "four"
aittoughtsaik (number, /aɪɾɒtsaɪk/): "five"
adatte (number, /ədaɾɛ/): "six"
havakitt (number, /həvəkiɾ/): "seven"
nugu (number, /nugʌ/): "eight"
laytat (number, /letət/): "nine"
ratt (number, /ɹəɾ/): "ten"
Questions
isetisu (question, /ɪsɛtɪsʌ/): "what"
tangoo (question, /təŋʊ/): "who"
ttotate (question, /ɾɔtətɛ/): "how"
bileni (question, /bilɛni/): "why"
diza (question, /dɪzə/): "when"
Interjections
detattath (interjection, /dɛtəɾæð/): "hello"
savezin (interjection, /səvɛzɪn/): "goodbye"
atti (interjection, /əɾɪ/): "hey"
amattela (interjection, /æməɾɛla/): "bye"
zashawe (interjection, /zəʃəwɛ/): "ouch"
ayluz (interjection, /eluz/): "wow"
kataf (interjection, /kətəf/): "uh"
ajalatu (interjection, /adʒələtʌ/): "er"
aykittaz (interjection, /ekɪɾəz/): "um"
Adverbs
masi (adverb, /masɪ/): "again"
apoughsaittai (adverb, /əpɒsaɪɾaɪ/): "now"
atitahi (adverb, /ətɪtəhɪ/): "soon"
daittu (adverb, /daɪɾu/): "often"
nouttud (adverb, /naʊɾud/): "sometimes"
tta (adverb, /ɾə/): "always"
da (adverb, /də/): "never"
luvide (adverb, /lʌvɪdɛ/): "seldom"
Adjectives
buthe (adjective, /buðɛ/): "aromatic"
angad (adjective, /æŋəd/): "basted"
utough (adjective, /ʌtɒ/): "big"
em (adjective, /ɛm/): "bitter"
la (adjective, /lə/): "black"
pib (adjective, /pɪb/): "blue"
usipag (adjective, /ʌsɪpəg/): "brown"
faytitta (adjective, /fetɪɾə/): "chilled"
ithe (adjective, /ɪðɛ/): "cold"
zaisai (adjective, /zaɪsaɪ/): "curried"
nathanoun (adjective, /nəðənaʊn/): "dark"
uwijas (adjective, /uwijəs/): "deep"
muli (adjective, /mulɪ/): "divine"
awdami (adjective, /odəmɪ/): "drunk"
uluttett (adjective, /ʌluɾɛɾ/): "empty"
kelew (adjective, /kɛlɛw/): "evil"
hittou (adjective, /hɪɾaʊ/): "familiar"
iq (adjective, /ɪq/): "fat"
loughji (adjective, /lɒjɪ/): "flat"
oozoughlula (adjective, /ʊzɒlulæ/): "frail"
tulaifa (adjective, /tʌlaɪfə/): "fried"
ak (adjective, /ək/): "full"
hev (adjective, /hɛv/): "good"
falabooch (adjective, /fələbʊtʃ/): "green"
oughdatt (adjective, /ɒdəɾ/): "grey"
wiza (adjective, /wɪzə/): "honest"
oomoughp (adjective, /ʊmɒp/): "hot"
imanaza (adjective, /imənəzə/): "light"
ezittil (adjective, /ɛzɪɾɪl/): "long"
aid (adjective, /aɪd/): "loud"
ays (adjective, /es/): "mortal"
ttafimi (adjective, /ɾæfɪmɪ/): "mysterious"
attai (adjective, /æɾaɪ/): "narrow"
itittani (adjective, /ɪtiɾænɪ/): "old"
ud (adjective, /ud/): "orange"
amithuva (adjective, /əmɪðuvə/): "pungent"
tazatha (adjective, /təzəðə/): "purple"
it (adjective, /ɪt/): "quiet"
taysini (adjective, /tesini/): "raw"
bevife (adjective, /bɛvifɛ/): "rectangular"
namina (adjective, /nəmɪnæ/): "red"
aym (adjective, /em/): "roasted"
ave (adjective, /ævɛ/): "round"
ninan (adjective, /ninən/): "salty"
idunguth (adjective, /ɪdʌŋʌð/): "savory"
ttedouba (adjective, /ɾɛdaʊbə/): "shallow"
thithejin (adjective, /ðɪðɛjɪn/): "short"
at (adjective, /ət/): "smoked"
oughtaz (adjective, /ɒtəz/): "sober"
ethid (adjective, /ɛðɪd/): "sour"
oiwoo (adjective, /ɔɪwʊ/): "spicy"
zufakiz (adjective, /zufəkɪz/): "spiral"
thid (adjective, /ðɪd/): "square"
day (adjective, /de/): "steamed"
animaw (adjective, /əniməw/): "strange"
tsa (adjective, /tsə/): "strong"
tikaws (adjective, /tikos/): "sturdy"
asa (adjective, /əsə/): "sweet"
alisas (adjective, /əlɪsəs/): "tall"
ada (adjective, /ædæ/): "thick"
thahoughsi (adjective, /ðəhɒsi/): "thin"
tah (adjective, /tæh/): "warm"
athepa (adjective, /aðɛpə/): "weak"
elap (adjective, /ɛləp/): "white"
akis (adjective, /əkɪs/): "wide"
attamaw (adjective, /əɾəməw/): "yellow"
noughttayvil (adjective, /nɒɾevɪl/): "young"
Verbs
huvihang (verb, /huvihəŋ/): "bake"
ttiganul (verb, /ɾigənʌl/): "be"
aitta (verb, /aɪɾə/): "belong"
awpi (verb, /opɪ/): "bite"
ut (verb, /ut/): "break"
ishinul (verb, /ɪʃɪnʌl/): "burn"
doon (verb, /dʊn/): "come"
hanaqu (verb, /hænəqu/): "die"
iga (verb, /ɪga/): "drink"
oittabida (verb, /ɔɪɾæbɪdæ/): "eat"
izad (verb, /izəd/): "fall"
inuttath (verb, /inuɾæθ/): "fight"
aima (verb, /aɪmə/): "find"
eshattaz (verb, /ɛʃəɾəz/): "fish"
apoughn (verb, /əpɒn/): "fly"
ettaizays (verb, /ɛɾaɪzes/): "frown"
in (verb, /ɪn/): "go"
alay (verb, /æle/): "growl"
mali (verb, /məli/): "hate"
izishai (verb, /ɪzɪʃaɪ/): "have"
tatithi (verb, /tətɪθɪ/): "hear"
uthawttaytti (verb, /ʌθoɾeɾɪ/): "hide"
jata (verb, /jətə/): "hold"
attadait (verb, /əɾədaɪt/): "hunt"
oughttaylain (verb, /ɒɾelaɪn/): "jump"
ed (verb, /ɛd/): "kill"
dizay (verb, /dize/): "know"
shumichek (verb, /ʃʌmitʃɛk/): "laugh"
thitunek (verb, /ðɪtunɛk/): "lie"
apev (verb, /æpɛv/): "live"
tagoi (verb, /təgɔɪ/): "lose"
uki (verb, /uki/): "love"
tapenu (verb, /tæpɛnʌ/): "need"
eva (verb, /ɛvə/): "own"
azaqek (verb, /azæqɛk/): "roast"
uw (verb, /uw/): "run"
bi (verb, /bɪ/): "see"
basagett (verb, /bəsægɛɾ/): "sit"
ithatin (verb, /iðətɪn/): "sleep"
ti (verb, /tɪ/): "smell"
nisi (verb, /nɪsi/): "smile"
nawtt (verb, /noɾ/): "stand"
thitt (verb, /ðɪɾ/): "strike"
too (verb, /tʊ/): "swallow"
ttuloot (verb, /ɾulʊt/): "swim"
asi (verb, /asɪ/): "taste"
zapumed (verb, /zəpumɛd/): "throw"
attizep (verb, /əɾizɛp/): "walk"
eba (verb, /ɛbə/): "want"
Nouns
ayten (noun, /etɛn/): "afternoon"
vavataip (noun, /vavətaɪp/): "ale"
di (noun, /dɪ/): "all"
ttoduw (noun, /ɾɔduw/): "alligator"
alina (noun, /əlinə/): "arm"
ivitu (noun, /ivɪtʌ/): "ash"
aisilaka (noun, /aɪsɪlakə/): "aunt"
emaw (noun, /ɛmo/): "axe"
janoopi (noun, /jənʊpɪ/): "bark"
ttangi (noun, /ɾəŋɪ/): "bay"
ajayfa (noun, /adʒefæ/): "beer"
ningikaw (noun, /nɪŋiko/): "beet"
isatt (noun, /ɪsəɾ/): "bird"
kuf (noun, /kʌf/): "blood"
isinath (noun, /ɪsinæð/): "boar"
thinoughn (noun, /θɪnɒn/): "bone"
sapil (noun, /səpɪl/): "breakfast"
zu (noun, /zʌ/): "breast"
jiz (noun, /jiz/): "brother"
zinoo (noun, /zinʊ/): "castle"
ttip (noun, /ɾip/): "cat"
ttethila (noun, /ɾɛðɪlə/): "cat"
qa (noun, /qə/): "chest"
nal (noun, /nəl/): "chicken"
nuttihoughtt (noun, /nuɾihɒɾ/): "claw"
bingimi (noun, /biŋɪmi/): "cloud"
anawz (noun, /ənoz/): "coconut"
ayttapal (noun, /eɾəpəl/): "crime"
sadala (noun, /sædalə/): "day"
awaz (noun, /əwəz/): "dinner"
sudi (noun, /sʌdi/): "dog"
anasay (noun, /ənəse/): "drink"
azem (noun, /azɛm/): "dungeon"
fazak (noun, /fəzək/): "ear"
ununguthi (noun, /unʌŋʌðɪ/): "earth"
iditathi (noun, /iditəðɪ/): "egg"
uniza (noun, /ʌnɪzæ/): "elder"
ena (noun, /ɛnə/): "enemy"
attip (noun, /æɾɪp/): "evening"
oottittika (noun, /ʊɾɪɾɪkə/): "eye"
ttuhataw (noun, /ɾʌhətaw/): "family"
awal (noun, /əwəl/): "father"
paboung (noun, /pəbaʊŋ/): "feather"
amattapaw (noun, /æməɾəpo/): "fight"
aki (noun, /əkɪ/): "finger"
uttak (noun, /uɾæk/): "fire"
joughzaytt (noun, /jɒzeɾ/): "fish"
tha (noun, /ðə/): "flesh"
sunitta (noun, /sʌnɪɾə/): "foot"
anuwe (noun, /ənuwɛ/): "forest"
tticha (noun, /ɾɪtʃæ/): "fox"
luvusa (noun, /lʌvʌsə/): "friend"
taba (noun, /təbæ/): "goose"
unawkedi (noun, /ʌnokɛdɪ/): "grease"
rratethayt (noun, /rætɛðet/): "group"
bi (noun, /bɪ/): "gulf"
houghtt (noun, /hɒɾ/): "hair"
aybatt (noun, /ebəɾ/): "hand"
du (noun, /dʌ/): "hat"
vi (noun, /vi/): "hate"
usough (noun, /ʌsɒ/): "head"
oughjuyathu (noun, /ɒjʌyəðʌ/): "hill"
taizik (noun, /taɪzɪk/): "horn"
suzila (noun, /suzila/): "horse"
az (noun, /əz/): "house"
awngikena (noun, /oŋɪkɛnə/): "inn"
akaysi (noun, /əkesɪ/): "island"
ulith (noun, /ʌlɪð/): "jaw"
ji (noun, /dʒɪ/): "lake"
athahati (noun, /æðəhətɪ/): "leaf"
aday (noun, /əde/): "leg"
na (noun, /nə/): "liver"
ta (noun, /tə/): "louse"
ttanaza (noun, /ɾənæzə/): "love"
oonai (noun, /ʊnaɪ/): "lunch"
tatube (noun, /tətʌbɛ/): "man"
lalasa (noun, /lələsæ/): "many"
attesis (noun, /əɾɛsɪs/): "meal"
hal (noun, /həl/): "metal"
natt (noun, /nəɾ/): "mine"
lanil (noun, /lænɪl/): "monster"
dethun (noun, /dɛðun/): "moon"
ttum (noun, /ɾʌm/): "morning"
uleda (noun, /ʌlɛdæ/): "mother"
adaygi (noun, /ædegi/): "mountain"
daday (noun, /dəde/): "mouth"
thasiki (noun, /ðəsɪkɪ/): "name"
janoughk (noun, /janɒk/): "neck"
ijuladu (noun, /ɪdʒulədu/): "night"
out (noun, /aʊt/): "noodle"
ivaizu (noun, /ɪvaɪzʌ/): "nose"
nisitta (noun, /nɪsɪɾæ/): "ocean"
aniliga (noun, /ənɪlɪgə/): "parent"
ibought (noun, /ɪbɒt/): "path"
nu (noun, /nʌ/): "peace"
jizuke (noun, /jɪzʌkɛ/): "pepper"
tipawfa (noun, /tipofa/): "person"
fathuna (noun, /fəðuna/): "pie"
oughta (noun, /ɒta/): "pig"
tha (noun, /ðə/): "rabbit"
awna (noun, /onə/): "rain"
tha (noun, /ða/): "rat"
mattittay (noun, /məɾiɾe/): "river"
toughdusin (noun, /tɒdusɪn/): "robe"
ka (noun, /kə/): "rock"
unal (noun, /ʌnæl/): "root"
iz (noun, /ɪz/): "salt"
oughnave (noun, /ɒnəvɛ/): "sand"
tattaja (noun, /təɾədʒə/): "seed"
oughsaithade (noun, /ɒsaɪθədɛ/): "sibling"
iw (noun, /ɪw/): "sister"
abawai (noun, /əbəwaɪ/): "skin"
though (noun, /ðɒ/): "sky"
kad (noun, /kəd/): "smoke"
ti (noun, /tɪ/): "snake"
natt (noun, /nəɾ/): "soup"
ewinus (noun, /ɛwɪnus/): "star"
at (noun, /ət/): "stew"
ait (noun, /aɪt/): "stomach"
nal (noun, /nal/): "stone"
anafu (noun, /ənafu/): "stream"
awulala (noun, /əwʌlələ/): "sun"
adayw (noun, /ædew/): "sword"
oughdili (noun, /ɒdɪlɪ/): "tail"
itifath (noun, /ɪtifæð/): "tavern"
mayichayn (noun, /məyɪtʃen/): "thumb"
tatapayg (noun, /tətəpeg/): "tongue"
oughnadad (noun, /ɒnædəd/): "tooth"
ifumitt (noun, /ɪfumɪɾ/): "tree"
ak (noun, /ək/): "truth"
koughmatt (noun, /kɒməɾ/): "uncle"
is (noun, /ɪs/): "valley"
alana (noun, /ələnə/): "war"
awi (noun, /əwi/): "water"
awthi (noun, /oθɪ/): "way"
zai (noun, /zaɪ/): "wine"
unilup (noun, /unɪlʌp/): "woman"
sapu (noun, /səpu/): "word"