Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Tazesa
Tazesa Dictionary
Pronouns
ana (pronoun, /ənə/): "he"
bil (pronoun, /bɪl/): "she"
kav (pronoun, /kəv/): "they"
as (pronoun, /əs/): "you"
tta (pronoun, /ɾæ/): "we"
pil (pronoun, /pil/): "I"
Articles
ait (article, /aɪt/): "a"
di (article, /dɪ/): "the"
Prepositions
awad (preposition, /əwəd/): "and"
aykit (preposition, /ekɪt/): "as"
if (preposition, /ɪf/): "from"
id (preposition, /ɪd/): "in"
dinanab (preposition, /dɪnanæb/): "of"
ilithatt (preposition, /ɪlɪθæɾ/): "or"
ttethisi (preposition, /ɾɛθɪsi/): "to"
ittulati (preposition, /iɾʌləti/): "will"
attu (preposition, /aɾʌ/): "with"
Numbers
ilaz (number, /ɪləz/): "zero"
vithipa (number, /vɪθipə/): "one"
natem (number, /natɛm/): "two"
alisi (number, /əlisɪ/): "three"
oughng (number, /ɒŋ/): "four"
cashitt (number, /cəʃɪɾ/): "five"
usaw (number, /uso/): "six"
ipitita (number, /ipɪtɪtæ/): "seven"
utt (number, /ʌɾ/): "eight"
attouja (number, /æɾaʊdʒə/): "nine"
thenana (number, /ðɛnənə/): "ten"
Questions
sug (question, /sʌg/): "what"
ootalatt (question, /ʊtələɾ/): "who"
ougitha (question, /aʊgɪðə/): "how"
touged (question, /taʊgɛd/): "why"
zus (question, /zʌs/): "when"
Interjections
atanizough (interjection, /ətənɪzɒ/): "hello"
un (interjection, /ʌn/): "goodbye"
tubay (interjection, /tube/): "hey"
aypi (interjection, /epi/): "bye"
tattithaw (interjection, /təɾɪðo/): "ouch"
attase (interjection, /əɾæsɛ/): "wow"
ul (interjection, /ul/): "uh"
zithaihav (interjection, /ziðaɪhæv/): "er"
oughchethacha (interjection, /ɒtʃɛðətʃə/): "um"
Adverbs
nenezai (adverb, /nɛnɛzaɪ/): "again"
ttaith (adverb, /ɾaɪð/): "now"
ik (adverb, /ɪk/): "soon"
shilasawn (adverb, /ʃɪlæson/): "often"
ifing (adverb, /ifɪŋ/): "sometimes"
kittaini (adverb, /kɪɾaɪnɪ/): "always"
ett (adverb, /ɛɾ/): "never"
atute (adverb, /atutɛ/): "seldom"
Adjectives
layti (adjective, /letɪ/): "aromatic"
azida (adjective, /əzɪdə/): "basted"
li (adjective, /li/): "big"
ana (adjective, /ənə/): "bitter"
fak (adjective, /fək/): "black"
amashaytti (adjective, /əməʃeɾi/): "blue"
att (adjective, /æɾ/): "brown"
sam (adjective, /səm/): "chilled"
anana (adjective, /ənənæ/): "cold"
isoni (adjective, /ɪsɔni/): "curried"
tihav (adjective, /tɪhəv/): "dark"
savap (adjective, /səvəp/): "deep"
luchawke (adjective, /lʌxokɛ/): "divine"
daidd (adjective, /daɪɽ/): "drunk"
ikivibay (adjective, /ikɪvɪbe/): "empty"
ttath (adjective, /ɾəð/): "evil"
ema (adjective, /ɛmə/): "familiar"
oughthinan (adjective, /ɒðɪnən/): "fat"
baybilul (adjective, /bebɪlul/): "flat"
li (adjective, /li/): "frail"
za (adjective, /zæ/): "fried"
amafeta (adjective, /əməfɛtə/): "full"
lizaza (adjective, /lɪzazə/): "good"
dithamay (adjective, /dɪðəme/): "green"
ta (adjective, /tə/): "grey"
ttasanash (adjective, /ɾəsənəʃ/): "honest"
as (adjective, /əs/): "hot"
atis (adjective, /ætɪs/): "light"
asiisai (adjective, /əʒisaɪ/): "long"
inatou (adjective, /inətaʊ/): "loud"
tittu (adjective, /tɪɾʌ/): "mortal"
nakutt (adjective, /nækuɾ/): "mysterious"
uttaychi (adjective, /ʌɾetʃi/): "narrow"
abiwas (adjective, /əbɪwəs/): "old"
attasak (adjective, /əɾəsæk/): "orange"
netijish (adjective, /nɛtɪdʒɪʃ/): "pungent"
thalun (adjective, /θalʌn/): "purple"
fipak (adjective, /fɪpək/): "quiet"
ibihipaw (adjective, /ibihipo/): "raw"
irri (adjective, /ɪrɪ/): "rectangular"
zad (adjective, /zæd/): "red"
tukim (adjective, /tukim/): "roasted"
soumi (adjective, /saʊmɪ/): "round"
ma (adjective, /mə/): "salty"
ttinai (adjective, /ɾɪnaɪ/): "savory"
ud (adjective, /ud/): "shallow"
na (adjective, /nə/): "short"
azubawoo (adjective, /əzubəwʊ/): "smoked"
akusipe (adjective, /əkʌsɪpɛ/): "sober"
sawatta (adjective, /səwəɾə/): "sour"
oughkuki (adjective, /ɒkukɪ/): "spicy"
ipoumat (adjective, /ipaʊmət/): "spiral"
zi (adjective, /zɪ/): "square"
enafeth (adjective, /ɛnəfɛθ/): "steamed"
atav (adjective, /ətəv/): "strange"
uk (adjective, /ʌk/): "strong"
watte (adjective, /wæɾɛ/): "sturdy"
ttasutaif (adjective, /ɾəsʌtaɪf/): "sweet"
imettakaw (adjective, /ɪmɛɾæko/): "tall"
usate (adjective, /ʌsətɛ/): "thick"
afes (adjective, /əfɛs/): "thin"
oottizi (adjective, /ʊɾɪzi/): "warm"
dasitha (adjective, /dasɪða/): "weak"
vaj (adjective, /vædʒ/): "white"
isettayn (adjective, /ɪsɛɾen/): "wide"
ligetta (adjective, /ligɛɾa/): "yellow"
asayttay (adjective, /əseɾe/): "young"
Verbs
oughni (verb, /ɒnɪ/): "bake"
the (verb, /ðɛ/): "be"
anepi (verb, /ənɛpi/): "belong"
ittayth (verb, /ɪɾeð/): "bite"
al (verb, /əl/): "break"
semoughv (verb, /sɛmɒv/): "burn"
saf (verb, /səf/): "come"
may (verb, /me/): "die"
tezevi (verb, /tɛzɛvɪ/): "drink"
limili (verb, /limilɪ/): "eat"
oughlaith (verb, /ɒlaɪð/): "fall"
atoun (verb, /ətaʊn/): "fight"
danapoot (verb, /dənəpʊt/): "find"
azaningay (verb, /əzənɪŋe/): "fish"
uhin (verb, /uhin/): "fly"
si (verb, /sɪ/): "frown"
awdasut (verb, /odəsʌt/): "go"
anasoughmai (verb, /ənəsɒmaɪ/): "growl"
ttootawmi (verb, /ɾʊtomɪ/): "hate"
kattoughsit (verb, /kəɾɒsit/): "have"
awe (verb, /awɛ/): "hear"
naddatoughd (verb, /næɽətɒd/): "hide"
tutta (verb, /tuɾə/): "hold"
uw (verb, /uw/): "hunt"
nitha (verb, /nɪða/): "jump"
oughsele (verb, /ɒsɛlɛ/): "kill"
abej (verb, /əbɛj/): "know"
hittigal (verb, /hɪɾigəl/): "laugh"
sayzain (verb, /sezaɪn/): "lie"
asu (verb, /əsʌ/): "live"
uda (verb, /ʌda/): "lose"
law (verb, /lo/): "love"
ttaymuw (verb, /ɾemʌw/): "need"
kes (verb, /kɛs/): "own"
izujaitt (verb, /ɪzʌjaɪɾ/): "roast"
ataij (verb, /ətaɪdʒ/): "run"
zanitaw (verb, /zənito/): "see"
vatta (verb, /vəɾə/): "sit"
iyakaw (verb, /ɪyəko/): "sleep"
ajaw (verb, /əjo/): "smell"
sufe (verb, /sʌfɛ/): "smile"
ttiwaka (verb, /ɾɪwəkə/): "stand"
atti (verb, /əɾɪ/): "strike"
sa (verb, /sa/): "swallow"
awttitil (verb, /oɾitil/): "swim"
kawnatt (verb, /konəɾ/): "taste"
awthoimasa (verb, /oðɔɪməsə/): "throw"
satha (verb, /səðə/): "walk"
atayze (verb, /ətezɛ/): "want"
Nouns
sattabi (noun, /səɾəbɪ/): "afternoon"
nattum (noun, /nəɾʌm/): "ale"
aydatip (noun, /edətip/): "all"
shitettith (noun, /ʃɪtɛɾiθ/): "alligator"
afapawdi (noun, /əfəpodi/): "arm"
ki (noun, /kɪ/): "ash"
attanaytt (noun, /əɾəneɾ/): "aunt"
it (noun, /ɪt/): "axe"
nilapu (noun, /nɪləpʌ/): "bark"
fat (noun, /fət/): "bay"
busakis (noun, /busəkɪs/): "beer"
ih (noun, /ɪh/): "beet"
nuviluth (noun, /nʌvɪlʌð/): "bird"
emaydaz (noun, /ɛmedəz/): "blood"
ttalik (noun, /ɾəlik/): "boar"
atas (noun, /ətəs/): "bone"
en (noun, /ɛn/): "breakfast"
anitasough (noun, /ənɪtəsɒ/): "breast"
aivoughnayd (noun, /aɪvɒned/): "brother"
ngagila (noun, /ŋəgilə/): "castle"
tta (noun, /ɾə/): "cat"
aynawp (noun, /enop/): "cat"
natti (noun, /naɾi/): "chest"
na (noun, /nə/): "chicken"
pad (noun, /pəd/): "claw"
ap (noun, /əp/): "cloud"
alaydaihu (noun, /əledaɪhu/): "coconut"
aythuth (noun, /eθuð/): "crime"
vaday (noun, /vəde/): "day"
abama (noun, /əbəmæ/): "dinner"
tidab (noun, /tɪdəb/): "dog"
upittatta (noun, /upiɾəɾə/): "drink"
awsh (noun, /oʃ/): "dungeon"
pingaj (noun, /pɪŋæj/): "ear"
niladis (noun, /nilədɪs/): "earth"
nudai (noun, /nudaɪ/): "egg"
tikap (noun, /tɪkəp/): "elder"
ttaigehay (noun, /ɾaɪgɛhe/): "enemy"
kai (noun, /kaɪ/): "evening"
vounathoughsh (noun, /vaʊnəðɒʃ/): "eye"
na (noun, /nə/): "family"
athifaza (noun, /əðifæzə/): "father"
avinawt (noun, /əvɪnot/): "feather"
achita (noun, /ætʃitə/): "fight"
iven (noun, /ɪvɛn/): "finger"
ngayt (noun, /ŋet/): "fire"
ttinittad (noun, /ɾɪniɾəd/): "fish"
ith (noun, /ɪθ/): "flesh"
ija (noun, /ijə/): "foot"
utenaj (noun, /ʌtɛnədʒ/): "forest"
utatale (noun, /ʌtətalɛ/): "fox"
lutta (noun, /luɾə/): "friend"
izijai (noun, /izɪjaɪ/): "goose"
avaytasi (noun, /əvetəsɪ/): "grease"
bepayngip (noun, /bɛpeŋip/): "group"
pid (noun, /pɪd/): "gulf"
lasishag (noun, /lasiʃəg/): "hair"
chal (noun, /tʃəl/): "hand"
ehatt (noun, /ɛhəɾ/): "hat"
vayngitti (noun, /veŋɪɾi/): "hate"
ttayla (noun, /ɾela/): "head"
atha (noun, /əðæ/): "hill"
iw (noun, /ɪw/): "horn"
ili (noun, /ɪli/): "horse"
ouvunif (noun, /aʊvʌnɪf/): "house"
ke (noun, /kɛ/): "inn"
ttettay (noun, /ɾɛɾe/): "island"
ttani (noun, /ɾənɪ/): "jaw"
uk (noun, /uk/): "lake"
isathisi (noun, /isəðɪsi/): "leaf"
san (noun, /sən/): "leg"
si (noun, /sɪ/): "liver"
wettingoi (noun, /wɛɾɪŋɔɪ/): "louse"
isadaitt (noun, /ɪsædaɪɾ/): "love"
aibathoughth (noun, /aɪbəðɒð/): "lunch"
aidaynata (noun, /aɪdenætə/): "man"
ajawtay (noun, /əjote/): "many"
dizi (noun, /dɪzɪ/): "meal"
layzan (noun, /lezən/): "metal"
tathittat (noun, /tæðɪɾət/): "mine"
othuh (noun, /ɔðuh/): "monster"
ahattu (noun, /ahəɾʌ/): "moon"
ithoothi (noun, /ɪðʊθɪ/): "morning"
tafattas (noun, /təfəɾəs/): "mother"
aittitays (noun, /aɪɾɪtes/): "mountain"
ina (noun, /ɪnə/): "mouth"
vai (noun, /vaɪ/): "name"
ba (noun, /bə/): "neck"
avashatta (noun, /əvæʃəɾæ/): "night"
awathan (noun, /əwəθæn/): "noodle"
aif (noun, /aɪf/): "nose"
shache (noun, /ʃəxɛ/): "ocean"
ida (noun, /idə/): "parent"
inebaje (noun, /ɪnɛbədʒɛ/): "path"
agakat (noun, /əgakət/): "peace"
inaji (noun, /ɪnəji/): "pepper"
ipa (noun, /ipə/): "person"
fing (noun, /fɪŋ/): "pie"
nilaytu (noun, /niletʌ/): "pig"
ulawoul (noun, /ulæwaʊl/): "rabbit"
il (noun, /il/): "rain"
ayba (noun, /ebæ/): "rat"
tatt (noun, /taɾ/): "river"
deb (noun, /dɛb/): "robe"
dihalab (noun, /dihələb/): "rock"
elinoon (noun, /ɛlɪnʊn/): "root"
edas (noun, /ɛdəs/): "salt"
me (noun, /mɛ/): "sand"
sabanin (noun, /səbənin/): "seed"
li (noun, /li/): "sibling"
ilawina (noun, /ɪləwɪnə/): "sister"
atti (noun, /əɾɪ/): "skin"
aj (noun, /əj/): "sky"
adathiti (noun, /ədəðiti/): "smoke"
awuj (noun, /əwudʒ/): "snake"
aydum (noun, /edum/): "soup"
ayth (noun, /eð/): "star"
is (noun, /is/): "stew"
senuli (noun, /sɛnulɪ/): "stomach"
inutt (noun, /ɪnuɾ/): "stone"
toughtawna (noun, /tɒtonə/): "stream"
azigu (noun, /azɪgʌ/): "sun"
ak (noun, /ək/): "sword"
ayn (noun, /en/): "tail"
ithamu (noun, /iðəmu/): "tavern"
the (noun, /ðɛ/): "thumb"
angipuhai (noun, /əŋɪpuhaɪ/): "tongue"
isal (noun, /isəl/): "tooth"
tunayjou (noun, /tunejaʊ/): "tree"
tettimib (noun, /tɛɾimɪb/): "truth"
unusaim (noun, /unʌsaɪm/): "uncle"
oughsa (noun, /ɒsə/): "valley"
thiti (noun, /ðiti/): "war"
na (noun, /nə/): "water"
atithai (noun, /atɪðaɪ/): "way"
kathada (noun, /kəθədə/): "wine"
shatakis (noun, /ʃætəkɪs/): "woman"
att (noun, /əɾ/): "word"