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Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Tapawngan
Tapawngan Dictionary
Pronouns
iv (pronoun, /ɪv/): "he"
ngi (pronoun, /ŋɪ/): "she"
ath (pronoun, /əð/): "they"
pa (pronoun, /pa/): "you"
dul (pronoun, /dul/): "we"
is (pronoun, /ɪs/): "I"
Articles
tti (article, /ɾɪ/): "a"
ban (article, /bən/): "the"
Prepositions
oisingayd (preposition, /ɔɪsɪŋed/): "and"
sa (preposition, /sə/): "as"
zittasuth (preposition, /ziɾæsuθ/): "from"
awawsafa (preposition, /əwosəfə/): "in"
aifahi (preposition, /aɪfahɪ/): "of"
esay (preposition, /ɛse/): "or"
attashaw (preposition, /əɾəʃo/): "to"
inai (preposition, /inaɪ/): "will"
it (preposition, /it/): "with"
Numbers
el (number, /ɛl/): "zero"
nawte (number, /notɛ/): "one"
sadin (number, /sədin/): "two"
ilai (number, /ɪlaɪ/): "three"
eseda (number, /ɛsɛdə/): "four"
ika (number, /ikæ/): "five"
lis (number, /lɪs/): "six"
nel (number, /nɛl/): "seven"
ttenooth (number, /ɾɛnʊð/): "eight"
nenawch (number, /nɛnotʃ/): "nine"
ttibai (number, /ɾɪbaɪ/): "ten"
Questions
boowat (question, /bʊwət/): "what"
fedu (question, /fɛdu/): "who"
taz (question, /təz/): "how"
aj (question, /ədʒ/): "why"
isakayt (question, /ɪsəket/): "when"
Interjections
ashe (interjection, /əʃɛ/): "hello"
ath (interjection, /əð/): "goodbye"
inaybat (interjection, /ɪnebət/): "hey"
anoughkitu (interjection, /ənɒkɪtu/): "bye"
siw (interjection, /sɪw/): "ouch"
an (interjection, /ən/): "wow"
ttajun (interjection, /ɾədʒʌn/): "uh"
memaylu (interjection, /mɛmelu/): "er"
va (interjection, /və/): "um"
Adverbs
ichidaybay (adverb, /ɪtʃɪdebe/): "again"
nuttain (adverb, /nuɾaɪn/): "now"
abaigata (adverb, /əbaɪgətə/): "soon"
sam (adverb, /səm/): "often"
ikaytap (adverb, /iketəp/): "sometimes"
nit (adverb, /nɪt/): "always"
litt (adverb, /lɪɾ/): "never"
wanis (adverb, /wənɪs/): "seldom"
Adjectives
ttade (adjective, /ɾədɛ/): "aromatic"
zifap (adjective, /zifap/): "basted"
sai (adjective, /saɪ/): "big"
attidik (adjective, /əɾɪdɪk/): "bitter"
ik (adjective, /ik/): "black"
ketezaz (adjective, /kɛtɛzæz/): "blue"
fepaz (adjective, /fɛpəz/): "brown"
lettiti (adjective, /lɛɾitɪ/): "chilled"
itheg (adjective, /ɪðɛg/): "cold"
finanu (adjective, /fɪnənu/): "curried"
anguk (adjective, /əŋuk/): "dark"
an (adjective, /ən/): "deep"
idasettu (adjective, /idəsɛɾʌ/): "divine"
matta (adjective, /məɾə/): "drunk"
vin (adjective, /vin/): "empty"
izoo (adjective, /izʊ/): "evil"
tittazad (adjective, /tɪɾæzad/): "familiar"
ayza (adjective, /eza/): "fat"
ninadays (adjective, /ninədes/): "flat"
va (adjective, /və/): "frail"
ujanet (adjective, /ʌdʒænɛt/): "fried"
attoughmitt (adjective, /əɾɒmɪɾ/): "full"
atattas (adjective, /ətaɾəs/): "good"
udich (adjective, /udɪtʃ/): "green"
thaza (adjective, /ðəzə/): "grey"
zayt (adjective, /zet/): "honest"
chayde (adjective, /tʃedɛ/): "hot"
oitawttaila (adjective, /ɔɪtoɾaɪlæ/): "light"
edoughtou (adjective, /ɛdɒtaʊ/): "long"
tipa (adjective, /tɪpə/): "loud"
pa (adjective, /pə/): "mortal"
ama (adjective, /əmə/): "mysterious"
lepidutt (adjective, /lɛpɪdʌɾ/): "narrow"
nawwedud (adjective, /nowɛdud/): "old"
attay (adjective, /əɾe/): "orange"
itta (adjective, /ɪɾə/): "pungent"
nisatt (adjective, /nɪsæɾ/): "purple"
oughn (adjective, /ɒn/): "quiet"
fachiw (adjective, /fətʃɪw/): "raw"
shatha (adjective, /ʃəðə/): "rectangular"
putidi (adjective, /pʌtɪdɪ/): "red"
chati (adjective, /tʃətɪ/): "roasted"
ajingisa (adjective, /əjɪŋɪsə/): "round"
athasani (adjective, /əðəsənɪ/): "salty"
it (adjective, /ɪt/): "savory"
nay (adjective, /ne/): "shallow"
ivinivu (adjective, /ivinɪvu/): "short"
liwanan (adjective, /lɪwənən/): "smoked"
though (adjective, /ðɒ/): "sober"
awttaw (adjective, /oɾəw/): "sour"
ousah (adjective, /aʊsəh/): "spicy"
bittadit (adjective, /bɪɾədit/): "spiral"
athilah (adjective, /əθɪləh/): "square"
ttith (adjective, /ɾið/): "steamed"
toughtada (adjective, /tɒtədə/): "strange"
ingiva (adjective, /iŋivə/): "strong"
na (adjective, /nə/): "sturdy"
apam (adjective, /əpam/): "sweet"
thoughtat (adjective, /ðɒtæt/): "tall"
siuguzi (adjective, /ʒʌgʌzi/): "thick"
thedidak (adjective, /ðɛdɪdək/): "thin"
ikatay (adjective, /ɪkəte/): "warm"
ainough (adjective, /aɪnɒ/): "weak"
aladay (adjective, /æləde/): "white"
ilanaita (adjective, /ɪlənaɪtə/): "wide"
muv (adjective, /muv/): "yellow"
ab (adjective, /əb/): "young"
Verbs
utt (verb, /uɾ/): "bake"
attutt (verb, /əɾʌɾ/): "be"
ithuta (verb, /iðutæ/): "belong"
oughtiga (verb, /ɒtɪgə/): "bite"
uvida (verb, /ʌvɪdə/): "break"
saywikitt (verb, /sewikiɾ/): "burn"
naymatta (verb, /neməɾə/): "come"
usoughtha (verb, /usɒðə/): "die"
ka (verb, /kə/): "drink"
aduthid (verb, /æduðɪd/): "eat"
fiv (verb, /fiv/): "fall"
awkezaw (verb, /okɛzo/): "fight"
oughs (verb, /ɒs/): "find"
tayth (verb, /teð/): "fish"
woopeme (verb, /wʊpɛmɛ/): "fly"
nij (verb, /nɪj/): "frown"
jiti (verb, /jɪti/): "go"
laitits (verb, /laɪtɪts/): "growl"
doughgesuth (verb, /dɒgɛsʌð/): "hate"
zasan (verb, /zəsən/): "have"
ivittajou (verb, /ɪvɪɾədʒaʊ/): "hear"
zithatta (verb, /zɪðəɾə/): "hide"
oumavay (verb, /aʊməve/): "hold"
dukatta (verb, /dukəɾə/): "hunt"
ttaigat (verb, /ɾaɪgət/): "jump"
banivus (verb, /bənɪvus/): "kill"
ni (verb, /ni/): "know"
lacha (verb, /lətʃə/): "laugh"
sia (verb, /ʒa/): "lie"
aynata (verb, /enætə/): "live"
tti (verb, /ɾɪ/): "lose"
attesa (verb, /əɾɛsə/): "love"
thaydan (verb, /ðedən/): "need"
ava (verb, /ævə/): "own"
abanaz (verb, /əbənəz/): "roast"
awtawth (verb, /otoð/): "run"
aikini (verb, /aɪkɪnɪ/): "see"
abafitti (verb, /æbəfɪɾi/): "sit"
outtide (verb, /aʊɾɪdɛ/): "sleep"
kamaw (verb, /kəmo/): "smell"
guttattan (verb, /guɾæɾən/): "smile"
epivoughthi (verb, /ɛpɪvɒði/): "stand"
ttayz (verb, /ɾez/): "strike"
anathik (verb, /ənəðɪk/): "swallow"
mavitam (verb, /məvɪtæm/): "swim"
dutt (verb, /duɾ/): "taste"
tana (verb, /tənə/): "throw"
anazas (verb, /ənəzæs/): "walk"
na (verb, /na/): "want"
Nouns
kuqa (noun, /kuqə/): "afternoon"
kam (noun, /kæm/): "ale"
hipuv (noun, /hɪpuv/): "all"
ta (noun, /tə/): "alligator"
aingamungi (noun, /aɪŋamuŋi/): "arm"
attanune (noun, /əɾænʌnɛ/): "ash"
es (noun, /ɛs/): "aunt"
kaytt (noun, /keɾ/): "axe"
sawtay (noun, /sote/): "bark"
ikit (noun, /ɪkit/): "bay"
ainithume (noun, /aɪnɪðumɛ/): "beer"
thaykapou (noun, /ðekəpaʊ/): "beet"
dihala (noun, /dɪhælə/): "bird"
aminethu (noun, /əminɛðu/): "blood"
tamought (noun, /təmɒt/): "boar"
ijaivut (noun, /ɪjaɪvut/): "bone"
azibas (noun, /əzibəs/): "breakfast"
pip (noun, /pip/): "breast"
ayw (noun, /ew/): "brother"
fehe (noun, /fɛhɛ/): "castle"
awjitay (noun, /odʒite/): "cat"
kal (noun, /kəl/): "cat"
aylapa (noun, /elæpə/): "chest"
amettes (noun, /əmɛɾɛs/): "chicken"
ayvittanou (noun, /evɪɾənaʊ/): "claw"
idu (noun, /ɪdʌ/): "cloud"
sa (noun, /sæ/): "coconut"
taloizuz (noun, /təlɔɪzuz/): "crime"
adat (noun, /ədət/): "day"
uda (noun, /ʌdə/): "dinner"
nala (noun, /nælə/): "dog"
akan (noun, /əkən/): "drink"
ttittoughsal (noun, /ɾiɾɒsəl/): "dungeon"
api (noun, /əpɪ/): "ear"
rrasun (noun, /rəsun/): "earth"
ashi (noun, /əʃi/): "egg"
atabu (noun, /ətəbu/): "elder"
ett (noun, /ɛɾ/): "enemy"
kithimough (noun, /kɪðɪmɒ/): "evening"
unawa (noun, /unəwa/): "eye"
itt (noun, /iɾ/): "family"
itha (noun, /iðæ/): "father"
te (noun, /tɛ/): "feather"
mood (noun, /mʊd/): "fight"
thafa (noun, /θəfə/): "finger"
aydaw (noun, /edəw/): "fire"
usiet (noun, /ʌʒɛt/): "fish"
nawsa (noun, /nosə/): "flesh"
pada (noun, /pədə/): "foot"
adifa (noun, /adɪfə/): "forest"
thinaw (noun, /ðinəw/): "fox"
moughn (noun, /mɒn/): "friend"
tha (noun, /ðə/): "goose"
aipavaw (noun, /aɪpəvaw/): "grease"
buttitt (noun, /buɾɪɾ/): "group"
avay (noun, /əve/): "gulf"
is (noun, /ɪs/): "hair"
ttahoid (noun, /ɾəhɔɪd/): "hand"
osezune (noun, /ɔsɛzunɛ/): "hat"
ibawva (noun, /ɪbovə/): "hate"
nisi (noun, /niʒ/): "head"
suttawhing (noun, /suɾohɪŋ/): "hill"
bitay (noun, /bɪte/): "horn"
aj (noun, /ədʒ/): "horse"
unaz (noun, /unəz/): "house"
jadas (noun, /jədæs/): "inn"
ledaw (noun, /lɛdo/): "island"
liz (noun, /lɪz/): "jaw"
te (noun, /tɛ/): "lake"
asesi (noun, /əsɛsi/): "leaf"
sialanem (noun, /ʒələnɛm/): "leg"
aigitt (noun, /aɪgɪɾ/): "liver"
ni (noun, /nɪ/): "louse"
dats (noun, /dəts/): "love"
ub (noun, /ub/): "lunch"
na (noun, /nə/): "man"
nap (noun, /nəp/): "many"
enaik (noun, /ɛnaɪk/): "meal"
ash (noun, /əʃ/): "metal"
waysu (noun, /wesu/): "mine"
ewenga (noun, /ɛwɛŋə/): "monster"
jimik (noun, /jɪmɪk/): "moon"
napittat (noun, /nəpiɾət/): "morning"
efasay (noun, /ɛfəse/): "mother"
hutesayth (noun, /hʌtɛseð/): "mountain"
ivef (noun, /ivɛf/): "mouth"
ichayn (noun, /ɪtʃen/): "name"
atil (noun, /ətɪl/): "neck"
dima (noun, /dɪmæ/): "night"
bayvuthid (noun, /bevuðɪd/): "noodle"
anga (noun, /əŋə/): "nose"
ritte (noun, /ɹɪɾɛ/): "ocean"
tavishiz (noun, /təviʃɪz/): "parent"
sanake (noun, /sənəkɛ/): "path"
utte (noun, /ʌɾɛ/): "peace"
dadi (noun, /dədi/): "pepper"
tuzay (noun, /tʌze/): "person"
na (noun, /nə/): "pie"
vethata (noun, /vɛðata/): "pig"
thaka (noun, /ðækə/): "rabbit"
up (noun, /up/): "rain"
inan (noun, /ɪnən/): "rat"
thibi (noun, /ðɪbɪ/): "river"
ittathiva (noun, /ɪɾæðɪvə/): "robe"
lou (noun, /laʊ/): "rock"
ttanin (noun, /ɾənɪn/): "root"
jatahail (noun, /jətəhaɪl/): "salt"
aithaf (noun, /aɪθəf/): "sand"
ivu (noun, /ɪvʌ/): "seed"
di (noun, /dɪ/): "sibling"
joughttusaw (noun, /dʒɒɾusəw/): "sister"
dasata (noun, /dasətæ/): "skin"
atattith (noun, /ætəɾɪð/): "sky"
say (noun, /se/): "smoke"
hatalaw (noun, /hətəlo/): "snake"
littutt (noun, /lɪɾʌɾ/): "soup"
ilawva (noun, /ilovə/): "star"
nayfa (noun, /nefə/): "stew"
ne (noun, /nɛ/): "stomach"
analan (noun, /ænələn/): "stone"
singayju (noun, /sɪŋedʒu/): "stream"
amoughtawt (noun, /amɒtot/): "sun"
ililat (noun, /ɪlilət/): "sword"
iloughlim (noun, /ɪlɒlim/): "tail"
igul (noun, /ɪgʌl/): "tavern"
kijoughm (noun, /kɪjɒm/): "thumb"
anuvaysa (noun, /ənuvesə/): "tongue"
aj (noun, /əj/): "tooth"
akaz (noun, /əkæz/): "tree"
vittana (noun, /viɾənə/): "truth"
uvatayma (noun, /uvətemə/): "uncle"
awafu (noun, /əwəfʌ/): "valley"
etatise (noun, /ɛtətɪsɛ/): "war"
una (noun, /ʌnə/): "water"
uttahitt (noun, /uɾəhɪɾ/): "way"
isittani (noun, /isɪɾənɪ/): "wine"
hatuwit (noun, /hətʌwit/): "woman"
jaza (noun, /jəzə/): "word"