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This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Aytaitaid
Aytaitaid Dictionary
Pronouns
na (pronoun, /nə/): "he"
ilu (pronoun, /ɪlu/): "she"
oughfa (pronoun, /ɒfə/): "they"
sat (pronoun, /sæt/): "you"
awj (pronoun, /odʒ/): "we"
ap (pronoun, /əp/): "I"
Articles
thu (article, /θu/): "a"
zut (article, /zut/): "the"
Prepositions
tili (preposition, /tɪlɪ/): "and"
tatti (preposition, /taɾɪ/): "as"
vithes (preposition, /vɪðɛs/): "from"
na (preposition, /nə/): "in"
tta (preposition, /ɾə/): "of"
am (preposition, /əm/): "or"
basain (preposition, /bəsaɪn/): "to"
kalipou (preposition, /kəlipaʊ/): "will"
nib (preposition, /nib/): "with"
Numbers
hazil (number, /hazɪl/): "zero"
anuhuha (number, /ənʌhuhə/): "one"
noiz (number, /nɔɪz/): "two"
aythuv (number, /eθuv/): "three"
athoon (number, /aðʊn/): "four"
nun (number, /nʌn/): "five"
bawlagu (number, /boləgʌ/): "six"
ikattasii (number, /ɪkaɾəʒɪ/): "seven"
adu (number, /ədʌ/): "eight"
adathan (number, /ədæðən/): "nine"
tad (number, /təd/): "ten"
Questions
attibayv (question, /əɾɪbev/): "what"
ezat (question, /ɛzət/): "who"
badit (question, /bədɪt/): "how"
ipittoo (question, /ɪpɪɾʊ/): "why"
ni (question, /nɪ/): "when"
Interjections
sittuma (interjection, /sɪɾʌmə/): "hello"
ititi (interjection, /ititi/): "goodbye"
al (interjection, /æl/): "hey"
inithe (interjection, /ɪnɪðɛ/): "bye"
thattiza (interjection, /θəɾizə/): "ouch"
sasawa (interjection, /səsæwa/): "wow"
maynan (interjection, /menən/): "uh"
dipooka (interjection, /dipʊkə/): "er"
airam (interjection, /aɪɹæm/): "um"
Adverbs
afa (adverb, /əfa/): "again"
tasil (adverb, /təsɪl/): "now"
lu (adverb, /lu/): "soon"
isozi (adverb, /isɔzi/): "often"
la (adverb, /læ/): "sometimes"
ayrranafi (adverb, /eranəfɪ/): "always"
aipaisat (adverb, /aɪpaɪsət/): "never"
ini (adverb, /ɪnɪ/): "seldom"
Adjectives
inib (adjective, /ɪnɪb/): "aromatic"
awnounatha (adjective, /onaʊnəða/): "basted"
uvaik (adjective, /uvaɪk/): "big"
fittiku (adjective, /fɪɾikʌ/): "bitter"
ladu (adjective, /lədu/): "black"
alek (adjective, /alɛk/): "blue"
niz (adjective, /niz/): "brown"
iwinaitta (adjective, /iwinaɪɾə/): "chilled"
pagi (adjective, /pagi/): "cold"
ttath (adjective, /ɾəð/): "curried"
daytsaiva (adjective, /detsaɪvə/): "dark"
foughja (adjective, /fɒdʒə/): "deep"
amizang (adjective, /æmizəŋ/): "divine"
ilaitt (adjective, /ɪlaɪɾ/): "drunk"
papawditt (adjective, /pəpodiɾ/): "empty"
isoughttatta (adjective, /ɪsɒɾəɾa/): "evil"
inaw (adjective, /ɪnəw/): "familiar"
dati (adjective, /datɪ/): "fat"
isa (adjective, /isə/): "flat"
upithak (adjective, /ʌpɪθək/): "frail"
ddi (adjective, /ɽi/): "fried"
ifam (adjective, /ɪfəm/): "full"
inay (adjective, /ɪne/): "good"
ne (adjective, /nɛ/): "green"
thiwa (adjective, /θɪwa/): "grey"
ayt (adjective, /et/): "honest"
ajil (adjective, /əjɪl/): "hot"
aso (adjective, /əsɔ/): "light"
attas (adjective, /əɾæs/): "long"
apap (adjective, /əpəp/): "loud"
matough (adjective, /mətɒ/): "mortal"
ki (adjective, /kɪ/): "mysterious"
miginish (adjective, /mɪgɪniʃ/): "narrow"
attithak (adjective, /æɾɪðək/): "old"
naiv (adjective, /naɪv/): "orange"
usaimava (adjective, /usaɪməva/): "pungent"
natt (adjective, /nəɾ/): "purple"
acuttata (adjective, /əcʌɾatæ/): "quiet"
alounanay (adjective, /alaʊnəne/): "raw"
vinettu (adjective, /vinɛɾʌ/): "rectangular"
aidatt (adjective, /aɪdəɾ/): "red"
tough (adjective, /tɒ/): "roasted"
ayfough (adjective, /efɒ/): "round"
kawtadan (adjective, /kotædən/): "salty"
iwoughwaf (adjective, /ɪwɒwəf/): "savory"
isaithinu (adjective, /ɪsaɪðɪnʌ/): "shallow"
oughbaten (adjective, /ɒbətɛn/): "short"
muzitt (adjective, /muziɾ/): "smoked"
pa (adjective, /pə/): "sober"
attiwa (adjective, /əɾɪwæ/): "sour"
awnakub (adjective, /onækub/): "spicy"
azakaw (adjective, /əzəko/): "spiral"
ithuttatte (adjective, /ɪðʌɾəɾɛ/): "square"
afetiga (adjective, /əfɛtɪgə/): "steamed"
uk (adjective, /uk/): "strange"
ttittav (adjective, /ɾɪɾəv/): "strong"
arr (adjective, /ær/): "sturdy"
oughbal (adjective, /ɒbəl/): "sweet"
sijain (adjective, /sijaɪn/): "tall"
haha (adjective, /hahə/): "thick"
zij (adjective, /zɪj/): "thin"
awnagath (adjective, /onəgəð/): "warm"
mavezatt (adjective, /məvɛzæɾ/): "weak"
thakata (adjective, /ðəkətə/): "white"
winattutt (adjective, /winəɾuɾ/): "wide"
usa (adjective, /ʌsə/): "yellow"
lit (adjective, /lɪt/): "young"
Verbs
tebi (verb, /tɛbɪ/): "bake"
vi (verb, /vɪ/): "be"
ani (verb, /ænɪ/): "belong"
ttakathat (verb, /ɾækəðət/): "bite"
shitta (verb, /ʃɪɾə/): "break"
aladanay (verb, /əladæne/): "burn"
ttapu (verb, /ɾəpʌ/): "come"
sinizim (verb, /sinizɪm/): "die"
tapa (verb, /təpə/): "drink"
nangi (verb, /næŋɪ/): "eat"
fohi (verb, /fɔhɪ/): "fall"
aith (verb, /aɪð/): "fight"
anoova (verb, /anʊvæ/): "find"
ji (verb, /dʒɪ/): "fish"
dutha (verb, /dʌðə/): "fly"
ipilay (verb, /ipile/): "frown"
ala (verb, /ələ/): "go"
ttawlaitay (verb, /ɾolaɪte/): "growl"
nip (verb, /nɪp/): "hate"
ab (verb, /əb/): "have"
nalipi (verb, /nəlɪpi/): "hear"
tug (verb, /tug/): "hide"
ttil (verb, /ɾɪl/): "hold"
athan (verb, /əθan/): "hunt"
pififayd (verb, /pɪfɪfed/): "jump"
itupoughde (verb, /ɪtupɒdɛ/): "kill"
ettasazi (verb, /ɛɾəsəzɪ/): "know"
aith (verb, /aɪð/): "laugh"
abuttis (verb, /əbuɾɪs/): "lie"
ut (verb, /ʌt/): "live"
esh (verb, /ɛʃ/): "lose"
umak (verb, /umək/): "love"
ilisan (verb, /ɪlɪsən/): "need"
ngamitti (verb, /ŋəmɪɾi/): "own"
oughtawgun (verb, /ɒtogʌn/): "roast"
elinid (verb, /ɛlinɪd/): "run"
athiv (verb, /aðiv/): "see"
ttawa (verb, /ɾəwə/): "sit"
mawth (verb, /moð/): "sleep"
atta (verb, /əɾə/): "smell"
attaifa (verb, /aɾaɪfə/): "smile"
bat (verb, /bət/): "stand"
ajattat (verb, /əjaɾət/): "strike"
ittuthem (verb, /ɪɾʌðɛm/): "swallow"
utanan (verb, /utənən/): "swim"
asivaytt (verb, /əsɪveɾ/): "taste"
fathid (verb, /fəðɪd/): "throw"
ibitah (verb, /ɪbɪtæh/): "walk"
aki (verb, /əki/): "want"
Nouns
kil (noun, /kɪl/): "afternoon"
ath (noun, /æð/): "ale"
afab (noun, /əfəb/): "all"
waliv (noun, /waliv/): "alligator"
thibane (noun, /ðɪbænɛ/): "arm"
ttadays (noun, /ɾədes/): "ash"
ubazi (noun, /ubəzi/): "aunt"
uhitti (noun, /uhɪɾi/): "axe"
iziz (noun, /ɪzɪz/): "bark"
mattal (noun, /mæɾəl/): "bay"
la (noun, /lə/): "beer"
ouw (noun, /aʊw/): "beet"
paysiban (noun, /pesibən/): "bird"
an (noun, /ən/): "blood"
zabi (noun, /zəbɪ/): "boar"
tenam (noun, /tɛnæm/): "bone"
uttawk (noun, /uɾok/): "breakfast"
atilab (noun, /ətiləb/): "breast"
vadanas (noun, /vədænəs/): "brother"
ivuzi (noun, /ɪvuzi/): "castle"
ithisuw (noun, /ɪðɪsʌw/): "cat"
ittay (noun, /ɪɾe/): "cat"
acisitu (noun, /əcisɪtʌ/): "chest"
awami (noun, /əwəmi/): "chicken"
attoughsitte (noun, /aɾɒsiɾɛ/): "claw"
athitatta (noun, /əðɪtəɾə/): "cloud"
basa (noun, /bəsa/): "coconut"
itainani (noun, /ɪtaɪnəni/): "crime"
amemadai (noun, /əmɛmədaɪ/): "day"
asathun (noun, /æsəðʌn/): "dinner"
dida (noun, /didə/): "dog"
naw (noun, /no/): "drink"
aittadak (noun, /aɪɾədək/): "dungeon"
ttekaich (noun, /ɾɛkaɪch/): "ear"
nittini (noun, /nɪɾinɪ/): "earth"
oumazal (noun, /aʊməzæl/): "egg"
dakay (noun, /dəke/): "elder"
fitadi (noun, /fɪtədɪ/): "enemy"
kuz (noun, /kʌz/): "evening"
fa (noun, /fə/): "eye"
de (noun, /dɛ/): "family"
chav (noun, /chav/): "father"
na (noun, /na/): "feather"
zisa (noun, /zisæ/): "fight"
ttisata (noun, /ɾisætə/): "finger"
adudil (noun, /ədudɪl/): "fire"
anu (noun, /ənu/): "fish"
anichayn (noun, /ənɪchen/): "flesh"
adala (noun, /ədəla/): "foot"
nas (noun, /nəs/): "forest"
addahik (noun, /əɽahɪk/): "fox"
iwas (noun, /ɪwəs/): "friend"
aw (noun, /əw/): "goose"
kine (noun, /kɪnɛ/): "grease"
thas (noun, /ðas/): "group"
ize (noun, /ɪzɛ/): "gulf"
lazitik (noun, /læzɪtɪk/): "hair"
thama (noun, /θæmə/): "hand"
atachai (noun, /ətətʃaɪ/): "hat"
dasumi (noun, /dəsumi/): "hate"
thun (noun, /ðun/): "head"
si (noun, /sɪ/): "hill"
zut (noun, /zut/): "horn"
ith (noun, /ɪð/): "horse"
oughloughttithe (noun, /ɒlɒɾɪðɛ/): "house"
tim (noun, /tɪm/): "inn"
payv (noun, /pev/): "island"
awlinangai (noun, /olinəŋaɪ/): "jaw"
atin (noun, /ætɪn/): "lake"
utay (noun, /ute/): "leaf"
awtasena (noun, /otəsɛnə/): "leg"
awsayzoi (noun, /osezɔɪ/): "liver"
amutt (noun, /amʌɾ/): "louse"
jedai (noun, /jɛdaɪ/): "love"
aditan (noun, /ədɪtən/): "lunch"
tamafa (noun, /təməfə/): "man"
suhaikaytt (noun, /suhaɪkeɾ/): "many"
al (noun, /əl/): "meal"
en (noun, /ɛn/): "metal"
eguta (noun, /ɛgʌtə/): "mine"
ithucaitt (noun, /ɪðucaɪɾ/): "monster"
ali (noun, /əlɪ/): "moon"
uviba (noun, /uvɪbə/): "morning"
asuding (noun, /asʌdiŋ/): "mother"
ta (noun, /tə/): "mountain"
ufiday (noun, /ufide/): "mouth"
des (noun, /dɛs/): "name"
ma (noun, /ma/): "neck"
ifough (noun, /ɪfɒ/): "night"
anisaz (noun, /ənisəz/): "noodle"
esef (noun, /ɛsɛf/): "nose"
nawithez (noun, /nəwɪðɛz/): "ocean"
adoughw (noun, /ədɒw/): "parent"
att (noun, /əɾ/): "path"
mootiv (noun, /mʊtiv/): "peace"
ata (noun, /ətə/): "pepper"
isouchath (noun, /isaʊchəð/): "person"
ayhate (noun, /ehətɛ/): "pie"
man (noun, /mən/): "pig"
edalak (noun, /ɛdələk/): "rabbit"
ttungash (noun, /ɾuŋaʃ/): "rain"
anatu (noun, /ənətʌ/): "rat"
tti (noun, /ɾi/): "river"
basivab (noun, /bəsɪvəb/): "robe"
oughh (noun, /ɒh/): "rock"
adda (noun, /æɽa/): "root"
talavu (noun, /tələvʌ/): "salt"
ni (noun, /ni/): "sand"
tinattai (noun, /tɪnəɾaɪ/): "seed"
av (noun, /əv/): "sibling"
mi (noun, /mi/): "sister"
anoughthath (noun, /ənɒðəð/): "skin"
aiwita (noun, /aɪwɪtə/): "sky"
livili (noun, /lɪvɪlɪ/): "smoke"
fi (noun, /fɪ/): "snake"
tinih (noun, /tinih/): "soup"
anatt (noun, /anəɾ/): "star"
ttitt (noun, /ɾɪɾ/): "stew"
atalada (noun, /ətələdə/): "stomach"
tachihi (noun, /taxihɪ/): "stone"
ban (noun, /bən/): "stream"
awza (noun, /ozə/): "sun"
jidusa (noun, /dʒɪdusæ/): "sword"
itha (noun, /iðə/): "tail"
ada (noun, /ədə/): "tavern"
ittawpaihi (noun, /iɾopaɪhɪ/): "thumb"
ajai (noun, /ədʒaɪ/): "tongue"
def (noun, /dɛf/): "tooth"
li (noun, /li/): "tree"
apattaz (noun, /əpəɾæz/): "truth"
dettishough (noun, /dɛɾɪʃɒ/): "uncle"
etitev (noun, /ɛtɪtɛv/): "valley"
laitt (noun, /laɪɾ/): "war"
ttoughluta (noun, /ɾɒlutə/): "water"
tiw (noun, /tiw/): "way"
ihanitte (noun, /ihənɪɾɛ/): "wine"
teqiga (noun, /tɛqigə/): "woman"
kasutte (noun, /kəsuɾɛ/): "word"