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Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Ititta
Ititta Dictionary
Pronouns
ttaitt (pronoun, /ɾaɪɾ/): "he"
ba (pronoun, /bə/): "she"
idi (pronoun, /idɪ/): "they"
awsay (pronoun, /ose/): "you"
af (pronoun, /æf/): "we"
ajai (pronoun, /əjaɪ/): "I"
Articles
uj (article, /ʌdʒ/): "a"
itt (article, /iɾ/): "the"
Prepositions
daypatt (preposition, /depəɾ/): "and"
asangeni (preposition, /əsəŋɛni/): "as"
attango (preposition, /əɾæŋɔ/): "from"
nanoughla (preposition, /nænɒlə/): "in"
thoughngat (preposition, /ðɒŋət/): "of"
ayp (preposition, /ep/): "or"
inaw (preposition, /ɪno/): "to"
ashakatti (preposition, /æʃəkəɾɪ/): "will"
lou (preposition, /laʊ/): "with"
Numbers
lizi (number, /lɪzi/): "zero"
ittin (number, /iɾɪn/): "one"
alitats (number, /əlɪtəts/): "two"
oughtutaz (number, /ɒtutæz/): "three"
atizati (number, /ətɪzətɪ/): "four"
asouv (number, /əsaʊv/): "five"
ittuh (number, /ɪɾʌh/): "six"
laifathi (number, /laɪfəðɪ/): "seven"
izetad (number, /ɪzɛtæd/): "eight"
tta (number, /ɾə/): "nine"
ap (number, /əp/): "ten"
Questions
iloottange (question, /ɪlʊɾəŋɛ/): "what"
winid (question, /wɪnɪd/): "who"
wasa (question, /wəsə/): "how"
dij (question, /didʒ/): "why"
avough (question, /əvɒ/): "when"
Interjections
attoughlan (interjection, /əɾɒlən/): "hello"
udilad (interjection, /ʌdilæd/): "goodbye"
usieddiza (interjection, /ʌʒɛɽizə/): "hey"
inatapi (interjection, /inətəpɪ/): "bye"
ana (interjection, /ənæ/): "ouch"
thihi (interjection, /ðɪhɪ/): "wow"
ttiz (interjection, /ɾiz/): "uh"
sig (interjection, /sig/): "er"
unatt (interjection, /unəɾ/): "um"
Adverbs
thaw (adverb, /ðo/): "again"
pi (adverb, /pɪ/): "now"
mid (adverb, /mɪd/): "soon"
aji (adverb, /ædʒɪ/): "often"
dut (adverb, /dut/): "sometimes"
afatab (adverb, /əfætəb/): "always"
fu (adverb, /fʌ/): "never"
thangays (adverb, /ðəŋes/): "seldom"
Adjectives
nahipin (adjective, /nəhɪpɪn/): "aromatic"
thaf (adjective, /ðəf/): "basted"
nashaytat (adjective, /næʃetət/): "big"
upa (adjective, /ʌpæ/): "bitter"
asichadi (adjective, /əsɪtʃədɪ/): "black"
ig (adjective, /ɪg/): "blue"
ga (adjective, /gæ/): "brown"
ajiyazough (adjective, /ədʒɪyæzɒ/): "chilled"
itit (adjective, /itit/): "cold"
imaytat (adjective, /imetət/): "curried"
koughng (adjective, /kɒŋ/): "dark"
vazital (adjective, /væzɪtal/): "deep"
atizasa (adjective, /ətɪzəsə/): "divine"
ki (adjective, /ki/): "drunk"
kadu (adjective, /kədʌ/): "empty"
ttal (adjective, /ɾəl/): "evil"
api (adjective, /əpi/): "familiar"
arriwawi (adjective, /ərɪwəwɪ/): "fat"
anutt (adjective, /ənʌɾ/): "flat"
alaw (adjective, /əlo/): "frail"
kina (adjective, /kɪnə/): "fried"
edettek (adjective, /ɛdɛɾɛk/): "full"
isoughd (adjective, /ɪsɒd/): "good"
thiv (adjective, /ðiv/): "green"
tisis (adjective, /tɪsis/): "grey"
duttehitt (adjective, /duɾɛhɪɾ/): "honest"
ulakook (adjective, /uləkʊk/): "hot"
itiwaish (adjective, /ɪtiwaɪʃ/): "light"
gade (adjective, /gədɛ/): "long"
ah (adjective, /əh/): "loud"
adeti (adjective, /adɛti/): "mortal"
atoulaw (adjective, /ətaʊləw/): "mysterious"
ikuw (adjective, /ɪkuw/): "narrow"
bettatan (adjective, /bɛɾatæn/): "old"
netim (adjective, /nɛtim/): "orange"
izough (adjective, /ɪzɒ/): "pungent"
afana (adjective, /æfəna/): "purple"
lam (adjective, /ləm/): "quiet"
maiga (adjective, /maɪgə/): "raw"
widadit (adjective, /wɪdədit/): "rectangular"
nusaw (adjective, /nʌso/): "red"
amifawj (adjective, /əmɪfodʒ/): "roasted"
ut (adjective, /ut/): "round"
lid (adjective, /lɪd/): "salty"
aninu (adjective, /əninu/): "savory"
ata (adjective, /ætə/): "shallow"
hamak (adjective, /həmæk/): "short"
li (adjective, /lɪ/): "smoked"
adazou (adjective, /ædæzaʊ/): "sober"
thoughhoughsi (adjective, /ðɒhɒsɪ/): "sour"
athi (adjective, /əðɪ/): "spicy"
waza (adjective, /wəza/): "spiral"
fay (adjective, /fe/): "square"
attaf (adjective, /əɾəf/): "steamed"
ekan (adjective, /ɛkan/): "strange"
unina (adjective, /uninə/): "strong"
oughzidawngu (adjective, /ɒzɪdoŋu/): "sturdy"
idaw (adjective, /ɪdəw/): "sweet"
ikanatt (adjective, /ɪkənəɾ/): "tall"
unough (adjective, /ʌnɒ/): "thick"
alai (adjective, /alaɪ/): "thin"
ini (adjective, /ɪnɪ/): "warm"
awka (adjective, /okə/): "weak"
ith (adjective, /ɪð/): "white"
itta (adjective, /iɾə/): "wide"
alaymukough (adjective, /əlemukɒ/): "yellow"
im (adjective, /ɪm/): "young"
Verbs
vouthem (verb, /vaʊðɛm/): "bake"
bajabe (verb, /badʒabɛ/): "be"
matha (verb, /məðə/): "belong"
tubough (verb, /tʌbɒ/): "bite"
az (verb, /əz/): "break"
zi (verb, /zɪ/): "burn"
inoughdetta (verb, /ɪnɒdɛɾa/): "come"
ilaway (verb, /ɪləwe/): "die"
wu (verb, /wʌ/): "drink"
vettigad (verb, /vɛɾɪgəd/): "eat"
itta (verb, /ɪɾə/): "fall"
vaw (verb, /væw/): "fight"
asa (verb, /əsə/): "find"
ngim (verb, /ŋɪm/): "fish"
tti (verb, /ɾɪ/): "fly"
in (verb, /ɪn/): "frown"
alouzai (verb, /əlaʊzaɪ/): "go"
satahatt (verb, /sətəhəɾ/): "growl"
ayni (verb, /eni/): "hate"
ate (verb, /atɛ/): "have"
zajawa (verb, /zədʒæwə/): "hear"
paw (verb, /pəw/): "hide"
panawday (verb, /pənode/): "hold"
kevek (verb, /kɛvɛk/): "hunt"
hihaid (verb, /hɪhaɪd/): "jump"
azitaz (verb, /əzɪtaz/): "kill"
ttitt (verb, /ɾɪɾ/): "know"
lanaifan (verb, /lənaɪfan/): "laugh"
oiqa (verb, /ɔɪqə/): "lie"
ait (verb, /aɪt/): "live"
ttim (verb, /ɾim/): "lose"
nadid (verb, /nədɪd/): "love"
aythit (verb, /eðit/): "need"
mavup (verb, /məvʌp/): "own"
attadi (verb, /əɾədɪ/): "roast"
ija (verb, /ɪjə/): "run"
ivai (verb, /ɪvaɪ/): "see"
esanaka (verb, /ɛsanəkæ/): "sit"
attukitt (verb, /əɾukiɾ/): "sleep"
kil (verb, /kɪl/): "smell"
oushidav (verb, /aʊʃɪdəv/): "smile"
ataws (verb, /ətos/): "stand"
telath (verb, /tɛlæð/): "strike"
atetaitti (verb, /ətɛtaɪɾɪ/): "swallow"
aynu (verb, /enu/): "swim"
ittatta (verb, /ɪɾəɾə/): "taste"
ttiw (verb, /ɾɪw/): "throw"
ipathay (verb, /ɪpəðe/): "walk"
ugalak (verb, /ʌgælək/): "want"
Nouns
isava (noun, /ɪsævə/): "afternoon"
litathil (noun, /litəðɪl/): "ale"
attumuka (noun, /əɾumuka/): "all"
ayka (noun, /eka/): "alligator"
tti (noun, /ɾi/): "arm"
id (noun, /id/): "ash"
atihaytt (noun, /ətɪheɾ/): "aunt"
gith (noun, /gið/): "axe"
ayttattuhu (noun, /eɾəɾuhu/): "bark"
kuvan (noun, /kʌvən/): "bay"
nasutta (noun, /næsʌɾə/): "beer"
niqas (noun, /niqəs/): "beet"
ttanathu (noun, /ɾənæðu/): "bird"
afan (noun, /æfən/): "blood"
ataid (noun, /ətaɪd/): "boar"
pawai (noun, /pæwaɪ/): "bone"
gittutt (noun, /gɪɾʌɾ/): "breakfast"
lina (noun, /lɪna/): "breast"
mawgif (noun, /mogɪf/): "brother"
ikina (noun, /ikɪnə/): "castle"
dathi (noun, /dəðɪ/): "cat"
avekoos (noun, /ævɛkʊs/): "cat"
thawtal (noun, /θotæl/): "chest"
alet (noun, /əlɛt/): "chicken"
attaw (noun, /əɾo/): "claw"
ettaypi (noun, /ɛɾepɪ/): "cloud"
outt (noun, /aʊɾ/): "coconut"
id (noun, /id/): "crime"
itabay (noun, /ɪtəbe/): "day"
sajawtawt (noun, /sədʒotot/): "dinner"
tafutak (noun, /təfutak/): "dog"
widacheng (noun, /widəxɛŋ/): "drink"
aysitt (noun, /esɪɾ/): "dungeon"
inu (noun, /ɪnʌ/): "ear"
oughpitt (noun, /ɒpɪɾ/): "earth"
es (noun, /ɛs/): "egg"
zafay (noun, /zafe/): "elder"
et (noun, /ɛt/): "enemy"
an (noun, /æn/): "evening"
tilis (noun, /tɪlis/): "eye"
tuq (noun, /tuq/): "family"
tithouje (noun, /tɪðaʊdʒɛ/): "father"
ka (noun, /ka/): "feather"
ibadin (noun, /ɪbədɪn/): "fight"
oughshul (noun, /ɒʃʌl/): "finger"
uthaf (noun, /ʌðæf/): "fire"
hajattid (noun, /həjəɾɪd/): "fish"
asayd (noun, /əsed/): "flesh"
aniniw (noun, /əninɪw/): "foot"
ettunatt (noun, /ɛɾunəɾ/): "forest"
eye (noun, /ɛyɛ/): "fox"
angatt (noun, /əŋæɾ/): "friend"
ka (noun, /kə/): "goose"
etaza (noun, /ɛtazə/): "grease"
ashaka (noun, /æʃəkə/): "group"
ipaipit (noun, /ɪpaɪpɪt/): "gulf"
oughttifu (noun, /ɒɾɪfu/): "hair"
thija (noun, /ðɪdʒə/): "hand"
oughwati (noun, /ɒwəti/): "hat"
esinun (noun, /ɛsinun/): "hate"
ttahati (noun, /ɾəhəti/): "head"
ttawthatawf (noun, /ɾoðətof/): "hill"
eh (noun, /ɛh/): "horn"
gi (noun, /gɪ/): "horse"
sifu (noun, /sifu/): "house"
am (noun, /əm/): "inn"
tta (noun, /ɾə/): "island"
adafadi (noun, /ədəfədɪ/): "jaw"
dathe (noun, /dəðɛ/): "lake"
ttattava (noun, /ɾaɾəvə/): "leaf"
aza (noun, /əzə/): "leg"
nas (noun, /nəs/): "liver"
udibayja (noun, /ʌdɪbedʒə/): "louse"
utaditou (noun, /ʌtədɪtaʊ/): "love"
cayn (noun, /cen/): "lunch"
daywadi (noun, /dewədi/): "man"
iti (noun, /ɪtɪ/): "many"
ika (noun, /ɪkæ/): "meal"
dabath (noun, /dəbəð/): "metal"
iseti (noun, /ɪsɛti/): "mine"
elatt (noun, /ɛlæɾ/): "monster"
hettakat (noun, /hɛɾəkæt/): "moon"
atejib (noun, /ətɛjɪb/): "morning"
itt (noun, /iɾ/): "mother"
athasatti (noun, /aðəsəɾɪ/): "mountain"
thakukih (noun, /ðakʌkih/): "mouth"
isakatha (noun, /ɪsəkəðə/): "name"
tha (noun, /ðæ/): "neck"
ga (noun, /gə/): "night"
zad (noun, /zəd/): "noodle"
agasal (noun, /əgasəl/): "nose"
na (noun, /nə/): "ocean"
zou (noun, /zaʊ/): "parent"
tayv (noun, /tev/): "path"
aititav (noun, /aɪtɪtəv/): "peace"
gujai (noun, /gʌjaɪ/): "pepper"
hipuva (noun, /hɪpʌvə/): "person"
ttaittasoughl (noun, /ɾaɪɾəsɒl/): "pie"
asifad (noun, /əsɪfæd/): "pig"
aducha (noun, /ədutʃa/): "rabbit"
thalay (noun, /ðəle/): "rain"
tu (noun, /tu/): "rat"
ibi (noun, /ɪbi/): "river"
akatuthi (noun, /ækətʌθɪ/): "robe"
thoughkit (noun, /ðɒkɪt/): "rock"
gas (noun, /gæs/): "root"
nah (noun, /næh/): "salt"
iz (noun, /iz/): "sand"
lifapay (noun, /lɪfəpe/): "seed"
ulitatu (noun, /ulɪtətu/): "sibling"
nijetta (noun, /nidʒɛɾa/): "sister"
anoo (noun, /ənʊ/): "skin"
aikifefa (noun, /aɪkɪfɛfə/): "sky"
tteka (noun, /ɾɛkə/): "smoke"
zuzalish (noun, /zʌzəlɪʃ/): "snake"
kil (noun, /kɪl/): "soup"
ttittemi (noun, /ɾɪɾɛmi/): "star"
asalu (noun, /əsəlʌ/): "stew"
atou (noun, /ətaʊ/): "stomach"
masawma (noun, /məsomæ/): "stone"
ttay (noun, /ɾe/): "stream"
athi (noun, /aði/): "sun"
litasus (noun, /litæsʌs/): "sword"
hivin (noun, /hɪvin/): "tail"
ana (noun, /ənæ/): "tavern"
ajitt (noun, /əjiɾ/): "thumb"
takade (noun, /tækədɛ/): "tongue"
il (noun, /ɪl/): "tooth"
awlanitt (noun, /olənɪɾ/): "tree"
tasi (noun, /təsɪ/): "truth"
ashi (noun, /əʃi/): "uncle"
inu (noun, /ɪnu/): "valley"
nin (noun, /nin/): "war"
aydas (noun, /edəs/): "water"
atifa (noun, /ətɪfə/): "way"
thafetta (noun, /ðəfɛɾə/): "wine"
metaitiz (noun, /mɛtaɪtɪz/): "woman"
uhavu (noun, /uhəvu/): "word"