Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Akasata
Akasata Dictionary
Pronouns
adi (pronoun, /ædɪ/): "he"
wa (pronoun, /wæ/): "she"
mi (pronoun, /mɪ/): "they"
awz (pronoun, /oz/): "you"
ays (pronoun, /es/): "we"
laz (pronoun, /ləz/): "I"
Articles
ouni (article, /aʊnɪ/): "a"
zit (article, /zɪt/): "the"
Prepositions
aipon (preposition, /aɪpɔn/): "and"
angabak (preposition, /əŋəbək/): "as"
isaj (preposition, /ɪsəj/): "from"
av (preposition, /əv/): "in"
awtt (preposition, /oɾ/): "of"
izupit (preposition, /ɪzupɪt/): "or"
ipough (preposition, /ɪpɒ/): "to"
sividig (preposition, /sɪvɪdɪg/): "will"
ways (preposition, /wes/): "with"
Numbers
udu (number, /ʌdʌ/): "zero"
lal (number, /ləl/): "one"
dadought (number, /dədɒt/): "two"
itaidaid (number, /ɪtaɪdaɪd/): "three"
attough (number, /əɾɒ/): "four"
joughsatta (number, /jɒsəɾə/): "five"
divulitt (number, /divulɪɾ/): "six"
iw (number, /iw/): "seven"
akabil (number, /əkəbil/): "eight"
tta (number, /ɾə/): "nine"
banani (number, /bənənɪ/): "ten"
Questions
iwoidachu (question, /iwɔɪdætʃu/): "what"
anam (question, /anəm/): "who"
ta (question, /tæ/): "how"
tti (question, /ɾi/): "why"
battattaitt (question, /baɾæɾaɪɾ/): "when"
Interjections
nafam (interjection, /nəfæm/): "hello"
ahayw (interjection, /æhew/): "goodbye"
ttu (interjection, /ɾu/): "hey"
taza (interjection, /təzæ/): "bye"
matiz (interjection, /mətiz/): "ouch"
sungatta (interjection, /sʌŋaɾə/): "wow"
anungi (interjection, /ənʌŋɪ/): "uh"
at (interjection, /ət/): "er"
ivange (interjection, /ivəŋɛ/): "um"
Adverbs
aitaku (adverb, /aɪtæku/): "again"
tawidut (adverb, /təwɪdut/): "now"
aythech (adverb, /eðɛx/): "soon"
akuzev (adverb, /əkuzɛv/): "often"
agusab (adverb, /əgʌsæb/): "sometimes"
awttattif (adverb, /oɾæɾif/): "always"
wun (adverb, /wun/): "never"
thatt (adverb, /ðaɾ/): "seldom"
Adjectives
isam (adjective, /ɪsəm/): "aromatic"
dawbaka (adjective, /dobəkə/): "basted"
wasaygaf (adjective, /wəsegəf/): "big"
awttim (adjective, /oɾim/): "bitter"
nutazaz (adjective, /nʌtəzəz/): "black"
oughwita (adjective, /ɒwitə/): "blue"
thut (adjective, /ðut/): "brown"
attapatay (adjective, /əɾəpəte/): "chilled"
jai (adjective, /jaɪ/): "cold"
akitas (adjective, /əkɪtəs/): "curried"
awhay (adjective, /ohe/): "dark"
thetim (adjective, /ðɛtim/): "deep"
alaijitou (adjective, /əlaɪjɪtaʊ/): "divine"
lawmoupa (adjective, /lomaʊpə/): "drunk"
asawttit (adjective, /əsoɾɪt/): "empty"
tim (adjective, /tɪm/): "evil"
katta (adjective, /kəɾa/): "familiar"
jusiva (adjective, /jʌsɪvə/): "fat"
melibi (adjective, /mɛlɪbi/): "flat"
pizis (adjective, /pɪzɪs/): "frail"
dutt (adjective, /dʌɾ/): "fried"
awthimid (adjective, /oðɪmid/): "full"
loughtti (adjective, /lɒɾi/): "good"
ti (adjective, /tɪ/): "green"
tanaka (adjective, /tənakæ/): "grey"
liz (adjective, /lɪz/): "honest"
nawvoolul (adjective, /novʊlul/): "hot"
davanai (adjective, /dəvənaɪ/): "light"
kisittas (adjective, /kɪsiɾəs/): "long"
doughti (adjective, /dɒti/): "loud"
zanit (adjective, /zənit/): "mortal"
oinai (adjective, /ɔɪnaɪ/): "mysterious"
ttafotu (adjective, /ɾəfɔtu/): "narrow"
asatta (adjective, /əsəɾə/): "old"
sija (adjective, /sɪdʒə/): "orange"
sa (adjective, /sæ/): "pungent"
jisoottai (adjective, /jɪsʊɾaɪ/): "purple"
suhuthatt (adjective, /suhʌðəɾ/): "quiet"
ttawng (adjective, /ɾoŋ/): "raw"
tattumih (adjective, /təɾʌmɪh/): "rectangular"
adinish (adjective, /ədɪnɪʃ/): "red"
oughb (adjective, /ɒb/): "roasted"
ichaw (adjective, /ɪtʃəw/): "round"
fatath (adjective, /fətəð/): "salty"
atasa (adjective, /ətəsə/): "savory"
isagi (adjective, /isəgɪ/): "shallow"
abe (adjective, /æbɛ/): "short"
avatani (adjective, /avətənɪ/): "smoked"
alipisi (adjective, /əlɪpɪsɪ/): "sober"
foughmathag (adjective, /fɒməðəg/): "sour"
afatafa (adjective, /əfətæfə/): "spicy"
ezaletha (adjective, /ɛzəlɛðə/): "spiral"
settitab (adjective, /sɛɾitəb/): "square"
kalitt (adjective, /kəlɪɾ/): "steamed"
it (adjective, /it/): "strange"
igutti (adjective, /ɪguɾɪ/): "strong"
lifah (adjective, /lifəh/): "sturdy"
naithuta (adjective, /naɪðʌtə/): "sweet"
ejathiwa (adjective, /ɛjəðiwə/): "tall"
awkafu (adjective, /okæfʌ/): "thick"
datas (adjective, /dətəs/): "thin"
attoda (adjective, /æɾɔdə/): "warm"
izasen (adjective, /ɪzæsɛn/): "weak"
usawav (adjective, /ʌsæwəv/): "white"
adenena (adjective, /ədɛnɛna/): "wide"
asane (adjective, /əsænɛ/): "yellow"
ayzali (adjective, /ezalɪ/): "young"
Verbs
tevina (verb, /tɛvɪnæ/): "bake"
kayt (verb, /ket/): "be"
ad (verb, /əd/): "belong"
lipa (verb, /lɪpæ/): "bite"
ittaithapough (verb, /ɪɾaɪðəpɒ/): "break"
fa (verb, /fə/): "burn"
midapim (verb, /mɪdæpɪm/): "come"
wi (verb, /wi/): "die"
aykaw (verb, /eko/): "drink"
aikailata (verb, /aɪkaɪləta/): "eat"
sath (verb, /sæð/): "fall"
aipathiwe (verb, /aɪpəðɪwɛ/): "fight"
atidis (verb, /ətɪdɪs/): "find"
uttinathi (verb, /ʌɾɪnəðɪ/): "fish"
ifaytun (verb, /ɪfetʌn/): "fly"
tootetes (verb, /tʊtɛtɛs/): "frown"
tedat (verb, /tɛdæt/): "go"
anuna (verb, /ənunə/): "growl"
usidi (verb, /ʌsɪdɪ/): "hate"
atai (verb, /ətaɪ/): "have"
uthinisou (verb, /uðɪnɪsaʊ/): "hear"
pum (verb, /pum/): "hide"
imu (verb, /imu/): "hold"
ttattailayn (verb, /ɾəɾaɪlen/): "hunt"
un (verb, /ʌn/): "jump"
ekith (verb, /ɛkið/): "kill"
nikasi (verb, /nɪkəsi/): "know"
ilikan (verb, /ilikən/): "laugh"
nimada (verb, /nɪmædə/): "lie"
elinag (verb, /ɛlɪnəg/): "live"
luttan (verb, /lʌɾən/): "lose"
anasaih (verb, /ənəsaɪh/): "love"
matun (verb, /mətʌn/): "need"
oughnay (verb, /ɒne/): "own"
hat (verb, /hət/): "roast"
attashattay (verb, /əɾæʃəɾe/): "run"
ttaydabaww (verb, /ɾedəbow/): "see"
ajaloota (verb, /əjəlʊtæ/): "sit"
though (verb, /ðɒ/): "sleep"
nitattuk (verb, /nɪtəɾʌk/): "smell"
itough (verb, /ɪtɒ/): "smile"
idaz (verb, /ɪdəz/): "stand"
uwi (verb, /ʌwi/): "strike"
peneki (verb, /pɛnɛki/): "swallow"
unahav (verb, /unəhəv/): "swim"
atattatti (verb, /ətæɾəɾi/): "taste"
ootad (verb, /ʊtəd/): "throw"
matte (verb, /məɾɛ/): "walk"
thawattet (verb, /ðəwəɾɛt/): "want"
Nouns
navawtt (noun, /nəvoɾ/): "afternoon"
itawsoitho (noun, /ɪtosɔɪðɔ/): "ale"
isipi (noun, /ɪsipɪ/): "all"
eniv (noun, /ɛniv/): "alligator"
naineth (noun, /naɪnɛð/): "arm"
eb (noun, /ɛb/): "ash"
ays (noun, /es/): "aunt"
anitad (noun, /ənɪtəd/): "axe"
athun (noun, /əðun/): "bark"
adi (noun, /ədɪ/): "bay"
sha (noun, /ʃə/): "beer"
avatu (noun, /əvətu/): "beet"
manatha (noun, /mənæða/): "bird"
afi (noun, /əfi/): "blood"
alivaite (noun, /əlɪvaɪtɛ/): "boar"
awkatt (noun, /okəɾ/): "bone"
takiteh (noun, /təkɪtɛh/): "breakfast"
sasaisuth (noun, /səsaɪsuð/): "breast"
sidi (noun, /sɪdɪ/): "brother"
ulasutti (noun, /ʌləsuɾɪ/): "castle"
tathin (noun, /təðin/): "cat"
asait (noun, /əsaɪt/): "cat"
ibik (noun, /ɪbɪk/): "chest"
anu (noun, /ənu/): "chicken"
ayba (noun, /eba/): "claw"
elakus (noun, /ɛləkus/): "cloud"
tai (noun, /taɪ/): "coconut"
inaimekay (noun, /ɪnaɪmɛke/): "crime"
ttasiba (noun, /ɾəsibə/): "day"
satt (noun, /sæɾ/): "dinner"
ni (noun, /ni/): "dog"
dan (noun, /dən/): "drink"
ana (noun, /ənə/): "dungeon"
tisatt (noun, /tisəɾ/): "ear"
ettabati (noun, /ɛɾəbətɪ/): "earth"
ekatett (noun, /ɛkætɛɾ/): "egg"
ak (noun, /ək/): "elder"
amouth (noun, /əmaʊð/): "enemy"
winatta (noun, /winəɾə/): "evening"
maviwayt (noun, /məvɪwet/): "eye"
hain (noun, /haɪn/): "family"
anak (noun, /ənak/): "father"
aloughbad (noun, /ælɒbəd/): "feather"
aik (noun, /aɪk/): "fight"
chaiwaidayl (noun, /xaɪwaɪdel/): "finger"
nitinal (noun, /nɪtɪnəl/): "fire"
ikilou (noun, /ɪkɪlaʊ/): "fish"
dis (noun, /dɪs/): "flesh"
nawnitta (noun, /nonɪɾæ/): "foot"
jin (noun, /jin/): "forest"
takedi (noun, /təkɛdɪ/): "fox"
shetoul (noun, /ʃɛtaʊl/): "friend"
sasad (noun, /səsəd/): "goose"
ikatti (noun, /ikəɾɪ/): "grease"
napitta (noun, /napɪɾa/): "group"
awi (noun, /əwɪ/): "gulf"
kamettam (noun, /kəmɛɾəm/): "hair"
dawda (noun, /dodə/): "hand"
pattidough (noun, /pəɾɪdɒ/): "hat"
atada (noun, /ətædæ/): "hate"
etoughttatt (noun, /ɛtɒɾəɾ/): "head"
ata (noun, /ətæ/): "hill"
ayzafuk (noun, /ezəfʌk/): "horn"
de (noun, /dɛ/): "horse"
ad (noun, /əd/): "house"
lat (noun, /lət/): "inn"
az (noun, /əz/): "island"
attayt (noun, /əɾet/): "jaw"
itan (noun, /ɪtæn/): "lake"
alit (noun, /əlit/): "leaf"
it (noun, /it/): "leg"
daittash (noun, /daɪɾəʃ/): "liver"
awtamisay (noun, /otəmɪse/): "louse"
angube (noun, /əŋubɛ/): "love"
hihik (noun, /hɪhɪk/): "lunch"
uwott (noun, /ʌwɔɾ/): "man"
efittih (noun, /ɛfiɾih/): "many"
sha (noun, /ʃə/): "meal"
akifila (noun, /akifilə/): "metal"
ititadi (noun, /ititadɪ/): "mine"
atta (noun, /əɾə/): "monster"
ttazanil (noun, /ɾəzənɪl/): "moon"
aithu (noun, /aɪðʌ/): "morning"
julawpash (noun, /julopəʃ/): "mother"
noughpadawn (noun, /nɒpədon/): "mountain"
uma (noun, /umæ/): "mouth"
uzawzoughwa (noun, /uzozɒwæ/): "name"
ading (noun, /ədiŋ/): "neck"
amishasi (noun, /æmiʃəʒ/): "night"
ikittoo (noun, /ikɪɾʊ/): "noodle"
avucha (noun, /əvʌtʃə/): "nose"
thilidas (noun, /θɪlɪdəs/): "ocean"
ivit (noun, /ivɪt/): "parent"
kuz (noun, /kʌz/): "path"
ak (noun, /ək/): "peace"
awe (noun, /awɛ/): "pepper"
shai (noun, /ʃaɪ/): "person"
thipanab (noun, /ðɪpənæb/): "pie"
ninup (noun, /ninup/): "pig"
in (noun, /in/): "rabbit"
ipud (noun, /ɪpud/): "rain"
attittaw (noun, /æɾɪɾo/): "rat"
awpatan (noun, /opətæn/): "river"
naka (noun, /nəkə/): "robe"
alatti (noun, /ələɾi/): "rock"
av (noun, /əv/): "root"
atough (noun, /ətɒ/): "salt"
foo (noun, /fʊ/): "sand"
am (noun, /əm/): "seed"
as (noun, /əs/): "sibling"
iway (noun, /ɪwe/): "sister"
ainaikan (noun, /aɪnaɪkan/): "skin"
ame (noun, /əmɛ/): "sky"
uni (noun, /ʌnɪ/): "smoke"
ninawthas (noun, /nɪnoðas/): "snake"
nud (noun, /nʌd/): "soup"
kathi (noun, /kəðɪ/): "star"
esana (noun, /ɛsəna/): "stew"
ad (noun, /əd/): "stomach"
ttapa (noun, /ɾəpə/): "stone"
ttaf (noun, /ɾəf/): "stream"
taja (noun, /təjə/): "sun"
lepuna (noun, /lɛpunə/): "sword"
lalettat (noun, /lælɛɾət/): "tail"
atagabi (noun, /ætagəbɪ/): "tavern"
pamawi (noun, /pəməwi/): "thumb"
yitaw (noun, /yɪto/): "tongue"
zesaza (noun, /zɛsəzæ/): "tooth"
vikane (noun, /vikænɛ/): "tree"
tehattu (noun, /tɛhəɾʌ/): "truth"
ikamang (noun, /ɪkəməŋ/): "uncle"
adikith (noun, /ædikɪð/): "valley"
ad (noun, /əd/): "war"
ah (noun, /əh/): "water"
ahawla (noun, /əholə/): "way"
ajukathi (noun, /əjʌkəθɪ/): "wine"
chilin (noun, /tʃɪlɪn/): "woman"
ttisata (noun, /ɾɪsəta/): "word"