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Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Avitta
Avitta Dictionary
Pronouns
isi (pronoun, /ɪsi/): "he"
da (pronoun, /də/): "she"
nu (pronoun, /nu/): "they"
vif (pronoun, /vɪf/): "you"
ada (pronoun, /ædə/): "we"
ichu (pronoun, /itʃu/): "I"
Articles
at (article, /ət/): "a"
tag (article, /təg/): "the"
Prepositions
alaytamoo (preposition, /əletəmʊ/): "and"
oughzidut (preposition, /ɒzɪdʌt/): "as"
ainatoutt (preposition, /aɪnətaʊɾ/): "from"
thattawoughth (preposition, /ðəɾəwɒð/): "in"
aipinen (preposition, /aɪpɪnɛn/): "of"
oughtt (preposition, /ɒɾ/): "or"
aig (preposition, /aɪg/): "to"
ttaysough (preposition, /ɾesɒ/): "will"
tta (preposition, /ɾə/): "with"
Numbers
awgoughttam (number, /ogɒɾam/): "zero"
athathaz (number, /əðæðəz/): "one"
ttapatat (number, /ɾəpətət/): "two"
van (number, /vən/): "three"
oughne (number, /ɒnɛ/): "four"
aitub (number, /aɪtub/): "five"
etama (number, /ɛtama/): "six"
anunu (number, /ənʌnu/): "seven"
isouwil (number, /ɪsaʊwil/): "eight"
azifis (number, /əzɪfɪs/): "nine"
atid (number, /ətid/): "ten"
Questions
uh (question, /uh/): "what"
tayha (question, /tehə/): "who"
tishati (question, /tɪʃətɪ/): "how"
amisam (question, /əmisəm/): "why"
pa (question, /pə/): "when"
Interjections
adit (interjection, /adit/): "hello"
tukawthav (interjection, /tʌkoðəv/): "goodbye"
neli (interjection, /nɛlɪ/): "hey"
nis (interjection, /nɪs/): "bye"
aqaki (interjection, /aqəkɪ/): "ouch"
dditaitta (interjection, /ɽɪtaɪɾə/): "wow"
ifidun (interjection, /ɪfidun/): "uh"
kookit (interjection, /kʊkɪt/): "er"
adavas (interjection, /ədəvəs/): "um"
Adverbs
achoithen (adverb, /ətʃɔɪðɛn/): "again"
kanittan (adverb, /kənɪɾən/): "now"
lufattu (adverb, /lufəɾu/): "soon"
vaw (adverb, /vəw/): "often"
ejasha (adverb, /ɛjəʃə/): "sometimes"
saziduw (adverb, /səziduw/): "always"
falali (adverb, /fələlɪ/): "never"
ih (adverb, /ih/): "seldom"
Adjectives
ta (adjective, /tə/): "aromatic"
il (adjective, /il/): "basted"
imawdayda (adjective, /imodedə/): "big"
ati (adjective, /ətɪ/): "bitter"
zi (adjective, /zɪ/): "black"
aynaf (adjective, /enəf/): "blue"
dipi (adjective, /dɪpi/): "brown"
tittath (adjective, /tɪɾəð/): "chilled"
ij (adjective, /idʒ/): "cold"
banatta (adjective, /bənəɾə/): "curried"
tin (adjective, /tin/): "dark"
nifoughna (adjective, /nifɒnə/): "deep"
nough (adjective, /nɒ/): "divine"
kut (adjective, /kʌt/): "drunk"
shittiha (adjective, /ʃɪɾihə/): "empty"
az (adjective, /æz/): "evil"
an (adjective, /æn/): "familiar"
nisa (adjective, /nɪsæ/): "fat"
thaykiv (adjective, /θekɪv/): "flat"
bi (adjective, /bi/): "frail"
ethashel (adjective, /ɛðəʃɛl/): "fried"
atha (adjective, /əθə/): "full"
adatawi (adjective, /ədætəwɪ/): "good"
athetta (adjective, /aðɛɾə/): "green"
wa (adjective, /wə/): "grey"
upak (adjective, /upək/): "honest"
iv (adjective, /ɪv/): "hot"
ttun (adjective, /ɾun/): "light"
da (adjective, /də/): "long"
ati (adjective, /æti/): "loud"
ittanu (adjective, /iɾənʌ/): "mortal"
oughbithaing (adjective, /ɒbɪðaɪŋ/): "mysterious"
ifasay (adjective, /ɪfase/): "narrow"
tawnuv (adjective, /tonʌv/): "old"
lithaw (adjective, /lɪθo/): "orange"
utuwap (adjective, /ʌtuwəp/): "pungent"
imaytam (adjective, /imetəm/): "purple"
oughpin (adjective, /ɒpin/): "quiet"
azayzais (adjective, /əzezaɪs/): "raw"
attaz (adjective, /əɾəz/): "rectangular"
nasutou (adjective, /nəsʌtaʊ/): "red"
al (adjective, /əl/): "roasted"
akunifa (adjective, /əkunifa/): "round"
si (adjective, /sɪ/): "salty"
mi (adjective, /mɪ/): "savory"
adafai (adjective, /ədəfaɪ/): "shallow"
ina (adjective, /ina/): "short"
elaysup (adjective, /ɛlesʌp/): "smoked"
inab (adjective, /ɪnæb/): "sober"
isithuch (adjective, /ɪsɪðutʃ/): "sour"
it (adjective, /ɪt/): "spicy"
sazett (adjective, /sæzɛɾ/): "spiral"
kayna (adjective, /kenə/): "square"
anawhad (adjective, /ənohæd/): "steamed"
outtaimayp (adjective, /aʊɾaɪmep/): "strange"
ttayttakish (adjective, /ɾeɾakɪʃ/): "strong"
ttisenam (adjective, /ɾɪsɛnam/): "sturdy"
alaw (adjective, /əlo/): "sweet"
ahap (adjective, /æhəp/): "tall"
nasak (adjective, /nəsək/): "thick"
tay (adjective, /te/): "thin"
diwat (adjective, /diwət/): "warm"
dattati (adjective, /dəɾætɪ/): "weak"
itawtaw (adjective, /itoto/): "white"
ettadd (adjective, /ɛɾaɽ/): "wide"
oughma (adjective, /ɒmə/): "yellow"
izatti (adjective, /ɪzəɾɪ/): "young"
Verbs
ipang (verb, /ɪpəŋ/): "bake"
efatiw (verb, /ɛfætɪw/): "be"
senasia (verb, /sɛnæʒə/): "belong"
anough (verb, /ənɒ/): "bite"
dat (verb, /dæt/): "break"
kuttawfi (verb, /kuɾofi/): "burn"
ithuva (verb, /ɪðuvə/): "come"
ilu (verb, /ɪlu/): "die"
eta (verb, /ɛtə/): "drink"
atti (verb, /əɾɪ/): "eat"
ati (verb, /əti/): "fall"
an (verb, /ən/): "fight"
fasezi (verb, /fəsɛzi/): "find"
cu (verb, /cʌ/): "fish"
am (verb, /əm/): "fly"
aynahatt (verb, /enəhəɾ/): "frown"
esaidatt (verb, /ɛsaɪdəɾ/): "go"
uditt (verb, /udɪɾ/): "growl"
tinad (verb, /tɪnəd/): "hate"
agi (verb, /əgi/): "have"
naw (verb, /no/): "hear"
fumo (verb, /fumɔ/): "hide"
nak (verb, /nək/): "hold"
tichatt (verb, /tɪtʃəɾ/): "hunt"
aizizi (verb, /aɪzɪzɪ/): "jump"
ab (verb, /əb/): "kill"
iv (verb, /iv/): "know"
ikaytt (verb, /ikeɾ/): "laugh"
akalaj (verb, /əkəladʒ/): "lie"
poughn (verb, /pɒn/): "live"
taivuttitt (verb, /taɪvʌɾɪɾ/): "lose"
enafam (verb, /ɛnæfæm/): "love"
ttoufan (verb, /ɾaʊfən/): "need"
ifil (verb, /ifɪl/): "own"
udaym (verb, /ʌdem/): "roast"
aythuwaga (verb, /eðuwəgə/): "run"
aymat (verb, /emat/): "see"
zik (verb, /zɪk/): "sit"
naloughj (verb, /nəlɒdʒ/): "sleep"
oughmouta (verb, /ɒmaʊtə/): "smell"
oughn (verb, /ɒn/): "smile"
itakisha (verb, /itəkiʃæ/): "stand"
didit (verb, /dɪdɪt/): "strike"
udag (verb, /udəg/): "swallow"
ithoughf (verb, /ɪθɒf/): "swim"
ttiwa (verb, /ɾɪwə/): "taste"
nad (verb, /nəd/): "throw"
isipad (verb, /ɪsɪpæd/): "walk"
ttataga (verb, /ɾætəgə/): "want"
Nouns
anough (noun, /ənɒ/): "afternoon"
am (noun, /am/): "ale"
daima (noun, /daɪmə/): "all"
ijathan (noun, /ɪjaðən/): "alligator"
kattathath (noun, /kəɾəðæð/): "arm"
an (noun, /ən/): "ash"
ttattat (noun, /ɾəɾət/): "aunt"
ad (noun, /æd/): "axe"
apelayd (noun, /apɛled/): "bark"
unikatti (noun, /unikæɾɪ/): "bay"
ainapal (noun, /aɪnəpəl/): "beer"
al (noun, /əl/): "beet"
uttatt (noun, /uɾəɾ/): "bird"
isha (noun, /ɪʃa/): "blood"
azata (noun, /əzəta/): "boar"
ittayt (noun, /ɪɾet/): "bone"
esadim (noun, /ɛsədɪm/): "breakfast"
siva (noun, /siva/): "breast"
umaneloo (noun, /umənɛlʊ/): "brother"
ttoughdisa (noun, /ɾɒdɪsə/): "castle"
safade (noun, /səfədɛ/): "cat"
zoughdattil (noun, /zɒdəɾil/): "cat"
itteni (noun, /ɪɾɛni/): "chest"
atta (noun, /əɾa/): "chicken"
aj (noun, /əj/): "claw"
ichen (noun, /ɪtʃɛn/): "cloud"
toon (noun, /tʊn/): "coconut"
nama (noun, /nəmə/): "crime"
aidan (noun, /aɪdən/): "day"
ttith (noun, /ɾɪθ/): "dinner"
awthaylupa (noun, /oðelupæ/): "dog"
uzatti (noun, /ʌzaɾi/): "drink"
nil (noun, /nɪl/): "dungeon"
nazisul (noun, /nəzɪsul/): "ear"
itay (noun, /ɪte/): "earth"
ttitta (noun, /ɾiɾə/): "egg"
kabungih (noun, /kəbʌŋɪh/): "elder"
jitt (noun, /dʒiɾ/): "enemy"
awapuka (noun, /əwəpʌkə/): "evening"
wawd (noun, /wod/): "eye"
lasi (noun, /læsi/): "family"
ayd (noun, /ed/): "father"
na (noun, /nə/): "feather"
oughni (noun, /ɒni/): "fight"
arratagi (noun, /ərətəgɪ/): "finger"
ekeduma (noun, /ɛkɛdʌmæ/): "fire"
itaytathe (noun, /ɪtetəðɛ/): "fish"
in (noun, /ɪn/): "flesh"
azathi (noun, /æzəθɪ/): "foot"
maychi (noun, /metʃɪ/): "forest"
vawse (noun, /vosɛ/): "fox"
aylittud (noun, /elɪɾud/): "friend"
nouvebiy (noun, /naʊvɛbiy/): "goose"
aizigana (noun, /aɪzɪgənə/): "grease"
din (noun, /dɪn/): "group"
itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "gulf"
nawki (noun, /nokɪ/): "hair"
aba (noun, /əbæ/): "hand"
ainathou (noun, /aɪnəðaʊ/): "hat"
thaitawda (noun, /ðaɪtodə/): "hate"
atsipun (noun, /ətsɪpun/): "head"
pun (noun, /pʌn/): "hill"
isafu (noun, /ɪsæfʌ/): "horn"
ettih (noun, /ɛɾih/): "horse"
usawd (noun, /ʌsod/): "house"
iwa (noun, /iwə/): "inn"
attaf (noun, /aɾəf/): "island"
kubidi (noun, /kʌbɪdɪ/): "jaw"
paka (noun, /pəkə/): "lake"
ik (noun, /ɪk/): "leaf"
ttounisus (noun, /ɾaʊnɪsʌs/): "leg"
hiw (noun, /hiw/): "liver"
tak (noun, /tək/): "louse"
ibithay (noun, /ɪbiðe/): "love"
yaip (noun, /yaɪp/): "lunch"
ttilon (noun, /ɾɪlɔn/): "man"
itapattay (noun, /ɪtəpæɾe/): "many"
tta (noun, /ɾə/): "meal"
zasinga (noun, /zəsiŋə/): "metal"
tahuwai (noun, /təhʌwaɪ/): "mine"
atay (noun, /æte/): "monster"
ayfisi (noun, /efisɪ/): "moon"
asisepu (noun, /asɪsɛpu/): "morning"
sakitin (noun, /səkɪtɪn/): "mother"
zitanga (noun, /zɪtəŋə/): "mountain"
juthuhi (noun, /juðuhɪ/): "mouth"
dab (noun, /dəb/): "name"
tti (noun, /ɾi/): "neck"
isiv (noun, /ɪsɪv/): "night"
ib (noun, /ɪb/): "noodle"
masatt (noun, /məsəɾ/): "nose"
anafid (noun, /ənafid/): "ocean"
ikett (noun, /ɪkɛɾ/): "parent"
natt (noun, /nəɾ/): "path"
asi (noun, /əsɪ/): "peace"
rrawi (noun, /rəwi/): "pepper"
falu (noun, /fəlu/): "person"
saize (noun, /saɪzɛ/): "pie"
usasatt (noun, /usəsəɾ/): "pig"
athunga (noun, /əðʌŋə/): "rabbit"
ish (noun, /iʃ/): "rain"
sawjuh (noun, /sojʌh/): "rat"
evuvaga (noun, /ɛvʌvəgə/): "river"
isettoughk (noun, /ɪsɛɾɒk/): "robe"
da (noun, /dæ/): "rock"
ittettishi (noun, /iɾɛɾɪʃɪ/): "root"
itattoo (noun, /itæɾʊ/): "salt"
akechus (noun, /əkɛchus/): "sand"
aven (noun, /avɛn/): "seed"
lanit (noun, /lənɪt/): "sibling"
tilati (noun, /tɪlæti/): "sister"
ifum (noun, /ɪfum/): "skin"
nami (noun, /nəmi/): "sky"
ih (noun, /ɪh/): "smoke"
al (noun, /al/): "snake"
oidataka (noun, /ɔɪdatəkə/): "soup"
latt (noun, /laɾ/): "star"
es (noun, /ɛs/): "stew"
ttaz (noun, /ɾæz/): "stomach"
si (noun, /sɪ/): "stone"
nanai (noun, /nənaɪ/): "stream"
tathe (noun, /taðɛ/): "sun"
ttatawla (noun, /ɾætolə/): "sword"
inid (noun, /ɪnɪd/): "tail"
aziv (noun, /əzɪv/): "tavern"
dilitib (noun, /dɪlɪtib/): "thumb"
natoughdi (noun, /nætɒdi/): "tongue"
ttittala (noun, /ɾɪɾəlæ/): "tooth"
isuga (noun, /isugə/): "tree"
aziday (noun, /əzɪde/): "truth"
izumin (noun, /ɪzumin/): "uncle"
ananayfa (noun, /ənənefæ/): "valley"
mathih (noun, /məðih/): "war"
amiwai (noun, /əmɪwaɪ/): "water"
mittifa (noun, /mɪɾɪfə/): "way"
zugattat (noun, /zugəɾat/): "wine"
hiboumai (noun, /hibaʊmaɪ/): "woman"
aitt (noun, /aɪɾ/): "word"