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Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Oughttitt
Oughttitt Dictionary
Pronouns
ik (pronoun, /ɪk/): "he"
ngou (pronoun, /ŋaʊ/): "she"
za (pronoun, /zə/): "they"
jaip (pronoun, /dʒaɪp/): "you"
it (pronoun, /ɪt/): "we"
ize (pronoun, /izɛ/): "I"
Articles
tti (article, /ɾi/): "a"
ize (article, /izɛ/): "the"
Prepositions
winida (preposition, /winidə/): "and"
ittithitt (preposition, /iɾɪðɪɾ/): "as"
lath (preposition, /ləð/): "from"
ithi (preposition, /ɪðɪ/): "in"
rathat (preposition, /ɹəðæt/): "of"
aninett (preposition, /ænɪnɛɾ/): "or"
anihip (preposition, /ənɪhip/): "to"
adimek (preposition, /ədɪmɛk/): "will"
al (preposition, /əl/): "with"
Numbers
tuchita (number, /tutʃɪtə/): "zero"
doughttough (number, /dɒɾɒ/): "one"
at (number, /ət/): "two"
ibidiv (number, /ibidɪv/): "three"
bem (number, /bɛm/): "four"
itaihaiti (number, /ɪtaɪhaɪti/): "five"
atittough (number, /atɪɾɒ/): "six"
ana (number, /ənæ/): "seven"
oughtteng (number, /ɒɾɛŋ/): "eight"
ilibi (number, /ilibɪ/): "nine"
itame (number, /itəmɛ/): "ten"
Questions
anataitu (question, /ənətaɪtʌ/): "what"
awmab (question, /oməb/): "who"
gid (question, /gɪd/): "how"
shapangiv (question, /ʃəpəŋɪv/): "why"
ouv (question, /aʊv/): "when"
Interjections
dagidad (interjection, /dəgɪdæd/): "hello"
asaik (interjection, /asaɪk/): "goodbye"
nasa (interjection, /næsə/): "hey"
esitata (interjection, /ɛsɪtətə/): "bye"
thikain (interjection, /ðɪkaɪn/): "ouch"
mira (interjection, /mɪɹæ/): "wow"
isizate (interjection, /ɪsizətɛ/): "uh"
too (interjection, /tʊ/): "er"
aqujasa (interjection, /əqʌjəsæ/): "um"
Adverbs
amipiw (adverb, /əmipɪw/): "again"
ttezahe (adverb, /ɾɛzəhɛ/): "now"
aisangab (adverb, /aɪsəŋəb/): "soon"
ttough (adverb, /ɾɒ/): "often"
tays (adverb, /tes/): "sometimes"
ttathu (adverb, /ɾəðʌ/): "always"
esajattu (adverb, /ɛsəjəɾʌ/): "never"
zaws (adverb, /zos/): "seldom"
Adjectives
adoughboutt (adjective, /ædɒbaʊɾ/): "aromatic"
atath (adjective, /ətəð/): "basted"
fut (adjective, /fʌt/): "big"
baysiayl (adjective, /beʒel/): "bitter"
kungaymough (adjective, /kuŋemɒ/): "black"
ttay (adjective, /ɾe/): "blue"
im (adjective, /ɪm/): "brown"
kawttu (adjective, /koɾu/): "chilled"
ttum (adjective, /ɾʌm/): "cold"
vapi (adjective, /vəpɪ/): "curried"
ivatte (adjective, /ivæɾɛ/): "dark"
ijagi (adjective, /ɪjəgi/): "deep"
tti (adjective, /ɾɪ/): "divine"
anganatha (adjective, /əŋənaðə/): "drunk"
id (adjective, /ɪd/): "empty"
nema (adjective, /nɛmə/): "evil"
chaduzad (adjective, /tʃədʌzəd/): "familiar"
gaysattil (adjective, /gesəɾil/): "fat"
banaw (adjective, /bənəw/): "flat"
arrenoughd (adjective, /ərɛnɒd/): "frail"
aloott (adjective, /ælʊɾ/): "fried"
afayza (adjective, /əfezə/): "full"
masiayp (adjective, /mæʒep/): "good"
makipid (adjective, /məkɪpɪd/): "green"
atath (adjective, /ətað/): "grey"
ninag (adjective, /nɪnæg/): "honest"
ivisoughvi (adjective, /ɪvisɒvi/): "hot"
sa (adjective, /sə/): "light"
zitai (adjective, /zitaɪ/): "long"
ni (adjective, /ni/): "loud"
dawattatt (adjective, /dæwaɾəɾ/): "mortal"
uze (adjective, /ʌzɛ/): "mysterious"
aha (adjective, /əhæ/): "narrow"
inenguttou (adjective, /ɪnɛŋʌɾaʊ/): "old"
aylifak (adjective, /elifək/): "orange"
ni (adjective, /nɪ/): "pungent"
dayvaz (adjective, /devəz/): "purple"
un (adjective, /un/): "quiet"
anunel (adjective, /ənʌnɛl/): "raw"
mayt (adjective, /met/): "rectangular"
abifunga (adjective, /əbɪfuŋə/): "red"
gaita (adjective, /gaɪtə/): "roasted"
haibilich (adjective, /haɪbɪlɪtʃ/): "round"
sukitas (adjective, /sukitəs/): "salty"
awth (adjective, /oð/): "savory"
babad (adjective, /babəd/): "shallow"
jelekay (adjective, /jɛlɛke/): "short"
ita (adjective, /ɪtə/): "smoked"
ach (adjective, /ax/): "sober"
atti (adjective, /aɾi/): "sour"
ttututtoo (adjective, /ɾʌtʌɾʊ/): "spicy"
ttittadatt (adjective, /ɾiɾədæɾ/): "spiral"
uthibai (adjective, /ʌðibaɪ/): "square"
avawushay (adjective, /əvəwuʃe/): "steamed"
ttuvatt (adjective, /ɾʌvaɾ/): "strange"
lah (adjective, /ləh/): "strong"
ttihit (adjective, /ɾɪhɪt/): "sturdy"
fam (adjective, /fam/): "sweet"
thatha (adjective, /ðəðə/): "tall"
tawtte (adjective, /toɾɛ/): "thick"
apasawk (adjective, /əpasok/): "thin"
uja (adjective, /udʒə/): "warm"
iletang (adjective, /ɪlɛtəŋ/): "weak"
ilayt (adjective, /ɪlet/): "white"
thita (adjective, /ðitæ/): "wide"
aysawtt (adjective, /esoɾ/): "yellow"
asoughsa (adjective, /əsɒsə/): "young"
Verbs
awn (verb, /on/): "bake"
thavepuv (verb, /ðəvɛpʌv/): "be"
kavadad (verb, /kavədad/): "belong"
uttati (verb, /ʌɾətɪ/): "bite"
amalithu (verb, /æməliðʌ/): "break"
tata (verb, /tətæ/): "burn"
ttalilis (verb, /ɾəlilɪs/): "come"
ouba (verb, /aʊbə/): "die"
dipevi (verb, /dɪpɛvi/): "drink"
aykatah (verb, /ekətæh/): "eat"
sa (verb, /sə/): "fall"
ayli (verb, /eli/): "fight"
ttununawtt (verb, /ɾʌnʌnoɾ/): "find"
ebi (verb, /ɛbɪ/): "fish"
itha (verb, /iðə/): "fly"
dayl (verb, /del/): "frown"
itad (verb, /itad/): "go"
apada (verb, /æpədæ/): "growl"
ik (verb, /ik/): "hate"
sinawpa (verb, /sɪnopə/): "have"
na (verb, /nə/): "hear"
ejaha (verb, /ɛjəha/): "hide"
awayth (verb, /əweð/): "hold"
louhat (verb, /laʊhæt/): "hunt"
edidaw (verb, /ɛdɪdo/): "jump"
ayma (verb, /emæ/): "kill"
wought (verb, /wɒt/): "know"
uh (verb, /uh/): "laugh"
at (verb, /at/): "lie"
jehi (verb, /dʒɛhɪ/): "live"
ich (verb, /ɪtʃ/): "lose"
tijun (verb, /tijʌn/): "love"
asahi (verb, /əsəhi/): "need"
ttich (verb, /ɾich/): "own"
ttasun (verb, /ɾæsun/): "roast"
naitisitt (verb, /naɪtɪsɪɾ/): "run"
amatika (verb, /əmætikə/): "see"
bainidab (verb, /baɪnɪdəb/): "sit"
nganatid (verb, /ŋanatɪd/): "sleep"
an (verb, /ən/): "smell"
hini (verb, /hinɪ/): "smile"
anatid (verb, /anətɪd/): "stand"
nabidil (verb, /nəbɪdɪl/): "strike"
tesawdan (verb, /tɛsodən/): "swallow"
itechi (verb, /itɛtʃɪ/): "swim"
ngebiha (verb, /ŋɛbɪhə/): "taste"
izoughd (verb, /izɒd/): "throw"
awakip (verb, /əwəkɪp/): "walk"
adu (verb, /ədu/): "want"
Nouns
atayn (noun, /əten/): "afternoon"
awgowush (noun, /ogɔwuʃ/): "ale"
ushanima (noun, /ʌʃənimə/): "all"
sizailav (noun, /sɪzaɪləv/): "alligator"
thenas (noun, /ðɛnəs/): "arm"
ettaythoughttu (noun, /ɛɾeðɒɾu/): "ash"
sapa (noun, /səpə/): "aunt"
de (noun, /dɛ/): "axe"
anaylath (noun, /əneləð/): "bark"
uthittati (noun, /ʌðiɾətɪ/): "bay"
edittot (noun, /ɛdiɾɔt/): "beer"
zaihou (noun, /zaɪhaʊ/): "beet"
maytti (noun, /meɾɪ/): "bird"
inattaj (noun, /ɪnəɾəj/): "blood"
aguz (noun, /ægʌz/): "boar"
sa (noun, /sæ/): "bone"
na (noun, /na/): "breakfast"
pudiz (noun, /pudɪz/): "breast"
id (noun, /ɪd/): "brother"
laytidal (noun, /letɪdal/): "castle"
anag (noun, /ænæg/): "cat"
attibaw (noun, /əɾɪbo/): "cat"
nata (noun, /nætə/): "chest"
azutite (noun, /əzutɪtɛ/): "chicken"
vousihu (noun, /vaʊsihʌ/): "claw"
wa (noun, /wa/): "cloud"
niw (noun, /niw/): "coconut"
oughzaqiwi (noun, /ɒzəqiwɪ/): "crime"
ih (noun, /ih/): "day"
la (noun, /lə/): "dinner"
sangez (noun, /səŋɛz/): "dog"
jatazoot (noun, /jətəzʊt/): "drink"
adadett (noun, /ədadɛɾ/): "dungeon"
etehaitti (noun, /ɛtɛhaɪɾɪ/): "ear"
atoudati (noun, /ataʊdætɪ/): "earth"
imeth (noun, /imɛð/): "egg"
aiwapas (noun, /aɪwapas/): "elder"
ayhough (noun, /ehɒ/): "enemy"
dou (noun, /daʊ/): "evening"
kewum (noun, /kɛwum/): "eye"
izagi (noun, /ɪzəgɪ/): "family"
awm (noun, /om/): "father"
kikaykush (noun, /kikekʌʃ/): "feather"
thuthawtti (noun, /ðʌðoɾɪ/): "fight"
aingu (noun, /aɪŋʌ/): "finger"
uloomak (noun, /ulʊmək/): "fire"
ttat (noun, /ɾət/): "fish"
iwamaz (noun, /ɪwəməz/): "flesh"
tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "foot"
abou (noun, /abaʊ/): "forest"
nilas (noun, /nɪləs/): "fox"
sattipought (noun, /səɾɪpɒt/): "friend"
as (noun, /əs/): "goose"
inasapi (noun, /ɪnəsəpɪ/): "grease"
kada (noun, /kədə/): "group"
aygat (noun, /egət/): "gulf"
nguttattav (noun, /ŋuɾəɾav/): "hair"
anan (noun, /ænən/): "hand"
tta (noun, /ɾə/): "hat"
igaittatte (noun, /ɪgaɪɾəɾɛ/): "hate"
laittitid (noun, /laɪɾɪtid/): "head"
vunaitaj (noun, /vunaɪtəj/): "hill"
zalulef (noun, /zəlʌlɛf/): "horn"
ubelisa (noun, /ʌbɛlɪsə/): "horse"
thattough (noun, /ðæɾɒ/): "house"
anawt (noun, /ənot/): "inn"
ta (noun, /tə/): "island"
at (noun, /ət/): "jaw"
utatt (noun, /utəɾ/): "lake"
titawtiw (noun, /tɪtotiw/): "leaf"
iv (noun, /ɪv/): "leg"
ik (noun, /ik/): "liver"
asattadda (noun, /əsəɾəɽə/): "louse"
iwi (noun, /ɪwi/): "love"
jayl (noun, /jel/): "lunch"
thatte (noun, /ðəɾɛ/): "man"
ataz (noun, /atəz/): "many"
utait (noun, /ʌtaɪt/): "meal"
kelapus (noun, /kɛləpʌs/): "metal"
ethuttath (noun, /ɛðuɾəð/): "mine"
tih (noun, /tih/): "monster"
atase (noun, /ətəsɛ/): "moon"
choo (noun, /tʃʊ/): "morning"
kaisunag (noun, /kaɪsunag/): "mother"
attittak (noun, /æɾɪɾək/): "mountain"
oughtaythes (noun, /ɒteðɛs/): "mouth"
uthoughpitt (noun, /uðɒpiɾ/): "name"
atoughch (noun, /ətɒtʃ/): "neck"
aisoughnaga (noun, /aɪsɒnəgə/): "night"
avemata (noun, /əvɛmatə/): "noodle"
inay (noun, /ɪne/): "nose"
taw (noun, /to/): "ocean"
itawaijaw (noun, /itæwaɪdʒo/): "parent"
oughpayl (noun, /ɒpel/): "path"
ka (noun, /kə/): "peace"
ttapena (noun, /ɾapɛnæ/): "pepper"
iji (noun, /iji/): "person"
ifa (noun, /ifə/): "pie"
dakawhin (noun, /dəkohɪn/): "pig"
bi (noun, /bɪ/): "rabbit"
uchawata (noun, /ʌtʃəwətə/): "rain"
dazough (noun, /dæzɒ/): "rat"
foughpab (noun, /fɒpəb/): "river"
et (noun, /ɛt/): "robe"
laip (noun, /laɪp/): "rock"
ittisifi (noun, /iɾɪsɪfɪ/): "root"
te (noun, /tɛ/): "salt"
tat (noun, /tət/): "sand"
fai (noun, /faɪ/): "seed"
itu (noun, /ɪtu/): "sibling"
im (noun, /ɪm/): "sister"
ratt (noun, /ɹəɾ/): "skin"
enittaytta (noun, /ɛniɾeɾə/): "sky"
zaynith (noun, /zenið/): "smoke"
chi (noun, /chɪ/): "snake"
yenay (noun, /yɛne/): "soup"
enattasu (noun, /ɛnəɾəsu/): "star"
datav (noun, /dətəv/): "stew"
iba (noun, /ɪbæ/): "stomach"
bib (noun, /bɪb/): "stone"
atera (noun, /ətɛɹə/): "stream"
oughvusi (noun, /ɒvʌsi/): "sun"
ttithutti (noun, /ɾiðuɾi/): "sword"
aysa (noun, /esæ/): "tail"
ithel (noun, /ɪðɛl/): "tavern"
tates (noun, /tətɛs/): "thumb"
aboughnaw (noun, /əbɒno/): "tongue"
akat (noun, /ækət/): "tooth"
aws (noun, /os/): "tree"
esu (noun, /ɛsʌ/): "truth"
asawat (noun, /əsəwət/): "uncle"
ttu (noun, /ɾu/): "valley"
unufi (noun, /ʌnʌfi/): "war"
tizih (noun, /tɪzih/): "water"
nihab (noun, /nihəb/): "way"
sitti (noun, /siɾi/): "wine"
ananu (noun, /ənənu/): "woman"
alettiw (noun, /əlɛɾɪw/): "word"