Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Tama
Tama Dictionary
Pronouns
mach (pronoun, /mətʃ/): "he"
wi (pronoun, /wɪ/): "she"
ath (pronoun, /əð/): "they"
satt (pronoun, /səɾ/): "you"
ti (pronoun, /tɪ/): "we"
zaim (pronoun, /zaɪm/): "I"
Articles
ka (article, /kə/): "a"
ta (article, /tə/): "the"
Prepositions
nattatt (preposition, /nəɾəɾ/): "and"
oon (preposition, /ʊn/): "as"
ini (preposition, /ɪnɪ/): "from"
ezak (preposition, /ɛzək/): "in"
isa (preposition, /isə/): "of"
asabesaw (preposition, /əsabɛso/): "or"
ttajumith (preposition, /ɾəjumɪð/): "to"
tittiwi (preposition, /tɪɾɪwi/): "will"
le (preposition, /lɛ/): "with"
Numbers
anisanu (number, /ənɪsənʌ/): "zero"
dayn (number, /den/): "one"
mu (number, /mu/): "two"
atiz (number, /ætɪz/): "three"
ti (number, /tɪ/): "four"
zazu (number, /zəzu/): "five"
ehad (number, /ɛhəd/): "six"
imi (number, /ɪmɪ/): "seven"
ouqoughdi (number, /aʊqɒdɪ/): "eight"
toughsishiw (number, /tɒsɪʃɪw/): "nine"
thal (number, /ðal/): "ten"
Questions
aboihigay (question, /əbɔɪhɪge/): "what"
elishad (question, /ɛliʃəd/): "who"
tanoughtt (question, /tənɒɾ/): "how"
ekaj (question, /ɛkəj/): "why"
udasapi (question, /udasəpi/): "when"
Interjections
aina (interjection, /aɪnə/): "hello"
latsaittat (interjection, /lətsaɪɾat/): "goodbye"
ini (interjection, /ɪni/): "hey"
asaba (interjection, /æsəbə/): "bye"
tinis (interjection, /tɪnis/): "ouch"
aw (interjection, /əw/): "wow"
is (interjection, /ɪs/): "uh"
angawesou (interjection, /əŋəwɛsaʊ/): "er"
natis (interjection, /nətɪs/): "um"
Adverbs
an (adverb, /ən/): "again"
achashisa (adverb, /ətʃəʃɪsæ/): "now"
ungini (adverb, /uŋinɪ/): "soon"
tel (adverb, /tɛl/): "often"
ha (adverb, /hə/): "sometimes"
awaisi (adverb, /awaɪsɪ/): "always"
ouhani (adverb, /aʊhənɪ/): "never"
boottu (adverb, /bʊɾʌ/): "seldom"
Adjectives
aythivas (adjective, /eðivəs/): "aromatic"
hisabou (adjective, /hisəbaʊ/): "basted"
mitadit (adjective, /mitədɪt/): "big"
ttatati (adjective, /ɾətatɪ/): "bitter"
masai (adjective, /masaɪ/): "black"
bipi (adjective, /bipi/): "blue"
zouda (adjective, /zaʊdə/): "brown"
naisaqet (adjective, /naɪsəqɛt/): "chilled"
tatai (adjective, /tətaɪ/): "cold"
nalanoughtt (adjective, /nalanɒɾ/): "curried"
ayngaiwijaw (adjective, /eŋaɪwɪjo/): "dark"
sitt (adjective, /sɪɾ/): "deep"
thipay (adjective, /ðipe/): "divine"
isawneka (adjective, /ɪsonɛkə/): "drunk"
cad (adjective, /cəd/): "empty"
ikatiwi (adjective, /ɪkətiwɪ/): "evil"
uza (adjective, /ʌza/): "familiar"
ittattagi (adjective, /ɪɾəɾəgi/): "fat"
saj (adjective, /sæj/): "flat"
atha (adjective, /əðə/): "frail"
bataydi (adjective, /bətedɪ/): "fried"
pinana (adjective, /pɪnanæ/): "full"
ttawt (adjective, /ɾot/): "good"
ittitta (adjective, /iɾɪɾə/): "green"
pa (adjective, /pə/): "grey"
ishaikad (adjective, /ɪʃaɪkəd/): "honest"
athasalaw (adjective, /əðəsəlo/): "hot"
hingabaz (adjective, /hiŋəbəz/): "light"
atathu (adjective, /ətəðu/): "long"
aysuzawda (adjective, /esuzodə/): "loud"
aivoughka (adjective, /aɪvɒkə/): "mortal"
zilay (adjective, /zɪle/): "mysterious"
osih (adjective, /ɔsɪh/): "narrow"
tab (adjective, /təb/): "old"
pazawa (adjective, /pazəwə/): "orange"
att (adjective, /əɾ/): "pungent"
saitinai (adjective, /saɪtɪnaɪ/): "purple"
tethiloung (adjective, /tɛðilaʊŋ/): "quiet"
thajai (adjective, /ðadʒaɪ/): "raw"
datt (adjective, /dæɾ/): "rectangular"
naleva (adjective, /nəlɛvæ/): "red"
kutt (adjective, /kuɾ/): "roasted"
thoughth (adjective, /ðɒð/): "round"
tuvaiwi (adjective, /tuvaɪwɪ/): "salty"
thalough (adjective, /ðəlɒ/): "savory"
kacapip (adjective, /kəcəpɪp/): "shallow"
ithawsivu (adjective, /iθosivʌ/): "short"
latt (adjective, /ləɾ/): "smoked"
oughttid (adjective, /ɒɾid/): "sober"
banaza (adjective, /bənəzə/): "sour"
tawi (adjective, /təwi/): "spicy"
ailavat (adjective, /aɪləvət/): "spiral"
ttitat (adjective, /ɾɪtət/): "square"
oughthuse (adjective, /ɒðusɛ/): "steamed"
paylatt (adjective, /peləɾ/): "strange"
uthas (adjective, /ʌðəs/): "strong"
oughthap (adjective, /ɒðəp/): "sturdy"
ijaz (adjective, /ijəz/): "sweet"
attith (adjective, /əɾið/): "tall"
kattan (adjective, /kəɾən/): "thick"
latis (adjective, /lætɪs/): "thin"
takib (adjective, /tækɪb/): "warm"
ttamott (adjective, /ɾamɔɾ/): "weak"
naizai (adjective, /naɪzaɪ/): "white"
ayittounai (adjective, /əyɪɾaʊnaɪ/): "wide"
thaing (adjective, /ðaɪŋ/): "yellow"
tta (adjective, /ɾa/): "young"
Verbs
ttitadas (verb, /ɾɪtədəs/): "bake"
nayvough (verb, /nevɒ/): "be"
ko (verb, /kɔ/): "belong"
kafebutt (verb, /kafɛbuɾ/): "bite"
ishatatti (verb, /iʃətəɾɪ/): "break"
al (verb, /əl/): "burn"
awwa (verb, /owə/): "come"
uki (verb, /ʌkɪ/): "die"
ditt (verb, /diɾ/): "drink"
kutu (verb, /kutʌ/): "eat"
abinach (verb, /əbinətʃ/): "fall"
naithutaz (verb, /naɪðʌtəz/): "fight"
zoughtatt (verb, /zɒtæɾ/): "find"
ga (verb, /gə/): "fish"
athaij (verb, /əðaɪj/): "fly"
awkika (verb, /okika/): "frown"
ttenay (verb, /ɾɛne/): "go"
ipan (verb, /ɪpən/): "growl"
pi (verb, /pi/): "hate"
ni (verb, /nɪ/): "have"
sunat (verb, /sunat/): "hear"
imu (verb, /imʌ/): "hide"
daninu (verb, /dəninu/): "hold"
asani (verb, /asænɪ/): "hunt"
ttat (verb, /ɾət/): "jump"
saikaw (verb, /saɪko/): "kill"
ka (verb, /kə/): "know"
idu (verb, /ɪdu/): "laugh"
en (verb, /ɛn/): "lie"
kemadih (verb, /kɛmadih/): "live"
da (verb, /də/): "lose"
minayh (verb, /mɪneh/): "love"
tayl (verb, /tel/): "need"
uth (verb, /uθ/): "own"
ttashivu (verb, /ɾəʃɪvʌ/): "roast"
sa (verb, /sa/): "run"
pay (verb, /pe/): "see"
afetanu (verb, /afɛtənʌ/): "sit"
asisaym (verb, /əsɪsem/): "sleep"
uzaj (verb, /uzəj/): "smell"
kabumi (verb, /kəbʌmɪ/): "smile"
iniwazay (verb, /iniwaze/): "stand"
ett (verb, /ɛɾ/): "strike"
amilav (verb, /əmɪləv/): "swallow"
iga (verb, /ɪgə/): "swim"
minila (verb, /mɪnɪlə/): "taste"
vaittita (verb, /vaɪɾɪtə/): "throw"
ipi (verb, /ɪpɪ/): "walk"
ethehi (verb, /ɛðɛhɪ/): "want"
Nouns
vitt (noun, /viɾ/): "afternoon"
at (noun, /at/): "ale"
thaf (noun, /ðaf/): "all"
ni (noun, /nɪ/): "alligator"
nayela (noun, /næyɛlə/): "arm"
chattittak (noun, /tʃəɾiɾək/): "ash"
en (noun, /ɛn/): "aunt"
kite (noun, /kɪtɛ/): "axe"
thadi (noun, /θədi/): "bark"
an (noun, /ən/): "bay"
fibad (noun, /fibæd/): "beer"
da (noun, /də/): "beet"
dayt (noun, /det/): "bird"
pik (noun, /pɪk/): "blood"
silaitig (noun, /silaɪtɪg/): "boar"
poott (noun, /pʊɾ/): "bone"
puk (noun, /pʌk/): "breakfast"
vam (noun, /vəm/): "breast"
vatoutt (noun, /vətaʊɾ/): "brother"
ala (noun, /alə/): "castle"
tumawsap (noun, /tʌmosəp/): "cat"
ami (noun, /æmɪ/): "cat"
enisays (noun, /ɛnɪses/): "chest"
da (noun, /də/): "chicken"
ith (noun, /ið/): "claw"
din (noun, /dɪn/): "cloud"
tattati (noun, /təɾətɪ/): "coconut"
animuwoi (noun, /ənimuwɔɪ/): "crime"
alivinga (noun, /əlɪvɪŋæ/): "day"
ivawtt (noun, /ɪvoɾ/): "dinner"
kat (noun, /kət/): "dog"
umaci (noun, /ʌməcɪ/): "drink"
ittatta (noun, /iɾəɾə/): "dungeon"
wam (noun, /wəm/): "ear"
sa (noun, /sə/): "earth"
ziwi (noun, /ziwi/): "egg"
asaw (noun, /æso/): "elder"
zadeng (noun, /zədɛŋ/): "enemy"
igithul (noun, /ɪgɪðʌl/): "evening"
ngiw (noun, /ŋɪw/): "eye"
nakawth (noun, /nəkoð/): "family"
taitai (noun, /taɪtaɪ/): "father"
uzetu (noun, /uzɛtʌ/): "feather"
ttabila (noun, /ɾəbɪla/): "fight"
asizap (noun, /əsɪzæp/): "finger"
gunana (noun, /gʌnənə/): "fire"
ifagufi (noun, /ɪfəgʌfɪ/): "fish"
ashatt (noun, /əʃəɾ/): "flesh"
nizi (noun, /nɪzi/): "foot"
etaythaish (noun, /ɛteθaɪʃ/): "forest"
naf (noun, /nəf/): "fox"
anepad (noun, /ənɛpæd/): "friend"
ittatabu (noun, /iɾətəbu/): "goose"
ishasuzai (noun, /ɪʃəsʌzaɪ/): "grease"
dawtt (noun, /doɾ/): "group"
fatajad (noun, /fætadʒəd/): "gulf"
uta (noun, /utə/): "hair"
esh (noun, /ɛʃ/): "hand"
dai (noun, /daɪ/): "hat"
iwachatt (noun, /iwəxəɾ/): "hate"
zasait (noun, /zasaɪt/): "head"
ebou (noun, /ɛbaʊ/): "hill"
itted (noun, /ɪɾɛd/): "horn"
kemawh (noun, /kɛmoh/): "horse"
ati (noun, /ətɪ/): "house"
oumouni (noun, /aʊmaʊnɪ/): "inn"
tta (noun, /ɾə/): "island"
vut (noun, /vʌt/): "jaw"
liwaitatt (noun, /liwaɪtəɾ/): "lake"
atithis (noun, /ætiðɪs/): "leaf"
nahuwoon (noun, /nəhʌwʊn/): "leg"
na (noun, /nə/): "liver"
ett (noun, /ɛɾ/): "louse"
ezattap (noun, /ɛzæɾæp/): "love"
ninath (noun, /nɪnæð/): "lunch"
ttazipi (noun, /ɾəzɪpi/): "man"
zalukap (noun, /zælukəp/): "many"
shuhesi (noun, /ʃʌhɛsi/): "meal"
ttam (noun, /ɾəm/): "metal"
soughsiz (noun, /sɒsɪz/): "mine"
awthawnath (noun, /oðonað/): "monster"
woughpattad (noun, /wɒpəɾəd/): "moon"
nattawi (noun, /naɾəwɪ/): "morning"
fusalai (noun, /fʌsælaɪ/): "mother"
ishe (noun, /iʃɛ/): "mountain"
fa (noun, /fa/): "mouth"
ooku (noun, /ʊku/): "name"
havipam (noun, /həvɪpam/): "neck"
im (noun, /ɪm/): "night"
ttaylazutt (noun, /ɾeləzʌɾ/): "noodle"
teha (noun, /tɛhə/): "nose"
attajin (noun, /əɾajɪn/): "ocean"
aittattisai (noun, /aɪɾəɾɪsaɪ/): "parent"
inama (noun, /inamæ/): "path"
bithun (noun, /bɪθun/): "peace"
nisas (noun, /nɪsas/): "pepper"
dattin (noun, /dəɾin/): "person"
noughfoughlas (noun, /nɒfɒləs/): "pie"
lepanaid (noun, /lɛpənaɪd/): "pig"
idaygaw (noun, /ɪdegəw/): "rabbit"
aitt (noun, /aɪɾ/): "rain"
zattoughn (noun, /zəɾɒn/): "rat"
atatta (noun, /atəɾə/): "river"
dawj (noun, /doj/): "robe"
ittatta (noun, /iɾəɾə/): "rock"
aitun (noun, /aɪtun/): "root"
uzitaj (noun, /ʌzitəj/): "salt"
titil (noun, /tɪtɪl/): "sand"
pem (noun, /pɛm/): "seed"
ngapafaim (noun, /ŋəpəfaɪm/): "sibling"
ttamay (noun, /ɾəme/): "sister"
iputatay (noun, /ipʌtəte/): "skin"
nala (noun, /nələ/): "sky"
aha (noun, /əhə/): "smoke"
sattazough (noun, /səɾəzɒ/): "snake"
mazagak (noun, /məzəgək/): "soup"
awt (noun, /ot/): "star"
iniwa (noun, /ɪnɪwa/): "stew"
bawdika (noun, /bodikə/): "stomach"
gazijatt (noun, /gəzɪdʒəɾ/): "stone"
li (noun, /lɪ/): "stream"
ailazili (noun, /aɪləzɪlɪ/): "sun"
laithouv (noun, /laɪðaʊv/): "sword"
futtaw (noun, /fʌɾo/): "tail"
litta (noun, /liɾa/): "tavern"
nizakough (noun, /nizəkɒ/): "thumb"
ijine (noun, /ɪjɪnɛ/): "tongue"
atittanough (noun, /ətiɾənɒ/): "tooth"
mitaynit (noun, /mɪtenit/): "tree"
igaf (noun, /ɪgəf/): "truth"
anilaws (noun, /ənilos/): "uncle"
bad (noun, /bəd/): "valley"
abanetti (noun, /əbənɛɾi/): "war"
uti (noun, /utɪ/): "water"
kimutti (noun, /kɪmuɾɪ/): "way"
afiwin (noun, /æfɪwɪn/): "wine"
ab (noun, /əb/): "woman"
metha (noun, /mɛða/): "word"