Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Ttinunan
Ttinunan Dictionary
Pronouns
awz (pronoun, /oz/): "he"
aysh (pronoun, /eʃ/): "she"
adi (pronoun, /ədi/): "they"
nim (pronoun, /nim/): "you"
adough (pronoun, /ədɒ/): "we"
voi (pronoun, /vɔɪ/): "I"
Articles
bi (article, /bi/): "a"
win (article, /win/): "the"
Prepositions
utum (preposition, /ʌtum/): "and"
unoo (preposition, /ʌnʊ/): "as"
tteb (preposition, /ɾɛb/): "from"
laidayzus (preposition, /laɪdezʌs/): "in"
oughwoot (preposition, /ɒwʊt/): "of"
pigaw (preposition, /pɪgo/): "or"
takaizi (preposition, /təkaɪzi/): "to"
tutt (preposition, /tuɾ/): "will"
ata (preposition, /əta/): "with"
Numbers
athavai (number, /æðəvaɪ/): "zero"
akanayrr (number, /əkaner/): "one"
ejoughtt (number, /ɛdʒɒɾ/): "two"
ittika (number, /iɾikə/): "three"
aga (number, /əgə/): "four"
tuvu (number, /tuvʌ/): "five"
ttip (number, /ɾɪp/): "six"
osugip (number, /ɔsʌgip/): "seven"
pi (number, /pɪ/): "eight"
nabikath (number, /nəbɪkæð/): "nine"
athaf (number, /əθəf/): "ten"
Questions
ininile (question, /ɪnɪnɪlɛ/): "what"
maichehi (question, /maɪtʃɛhɪ/): "who"
aikuttulu (question, /aɪkʌɾulu/): "how"
ttud (question, /ɾʌd/): "why"
akangasi (question, /əkəŋæsɪ/): "when"
Interjections
haicha (interjection, /haɪtʃə/): "hello"
ani (interjection, /æni/): "goodbye"
bisi (interjection, /bɪsɪ/): "hey"
wa (interjection, /wa/): "bye"
ut (interjection, /ʌt/): "ouch"
azun (interjection, /əzun/): "wow"
eth (interjection, /ɛð/): "uh"
ifavitta (interjection, /ɪfəvɪɾə/): "er"
awh (interjection, /oh/): "um"
Adverbs
memett (adverb, /mɛmɛɾ/): "again"
visawk (adverb, /vɪsok/): "now"
athavai (adverb, /æðavaɪ/): "soon"
atuttal (adverb, /ætʌɾəl/): "often"
niz (adverb, /nɪz/): "sometimes"
ttan (adverb, /ɾən/): "always"
attaf (adverb, /æɾæf/): "never"
ne (adverb, /nɛ/): "seldom"
Adjectives
taki (adjective, /təkɪ/): "aromatic"
ejoo (adjective, /ɛjʊ/): "basted"
uli (adjective, /ʌlɪ/): "big"
nilithoughd (adjective, /nɪliðɒd/): "bitter"
bisida (adjective, /bɪsɪdə/): "black"
aladezu (adjective, /ælədɛzʌ/): "blue"
oughsazud (adjective, /ɒsəzud/): "brown"
ditime (adjective, /dɪtɪmɛ/): "chilled"
misettu (adjective, /mɪsɛɾʌ/): "cold"
ttaivatit (adjective, /ɾaɪvətɪt/): "curried"
vidap (adjective, /vɪdəp/): "dark"
itt (adjective, /ɪɾ/): "deep"
ayje (adjective, /ejɛ/): "divine"
asettinge (adjective, /æsɛɾɪŋɛ/): "drunk"
she (adjective, /ʃɛ/): "empty"
lail (adjective, /laɪl/): "evil"
tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "familiar"
akawit (adjective, /ækəwɪt/): "fat"
toughlu (adjective, /tɒlu/): "flat"
sa (adjective, /sə/): "frail"
vit (adjective, /vɪt/): "fried"
atawtt (adjective, /ətoɾ/): "full"
cawpika (adjective, /copɪkə/): "good"
na (adjective, /na/): "green"
afaifoode (adjective, /əfaɪfʊdɛ/): "grey"
usama (adjective, /ʌsamæ/): "honest"
utefan (adjective, /ʌtɛfən/): "hot"
ttemath (adjective, /ɾɛməð/): "light"
katta (adjective, /kəɾæ/): "long"
ttanira (adjective, /ɾənɪɹə/): "loud"
tatijad (adjective, /tatɪjæd/): "mortal"
shina (adjective, /ʃinə/): "mysterious"
tashough (adjective, /təʃɒ/): "narrow"
niw (adjective, /nɪw/): "old"
ilaja (adjective, /ɪlæjə/): "orange"
avathoot (adjective, /əvæðʊt/): "pungent"
nawutta (adjective, /nəwuɾa/): "purple"
ittale (adjective, /ɪɾalɛ/): "quiet"
atukan (adjective, /ətukən/): "raw"
melat (adjective, /mɛlət/): "rectangular"
aka (adjective, /əkə/): "red"
ipina (adjective, /ɪpinə/): "roasted"
alazadi (adjective, /əlazədɪ/): "round"
oughthi (adjective, /ɒðɪ/): "salty"
dul (adjective, /dʌl/): "savory"
jittai (adjective, /jiɾaɪ/): "shallow"
thaym (adjective, /ðem/): "short"
attaz (adjective, /əɾaz/): "smoked"
ngithawti (adjective, /ŋɪðotɪ/): "sober"
ha (adjective, /hə/): "sour"
uwitay (adjective, /uwɪte/): "spicy"
panganga (adjective, /paŋæŋæ/): "spiral"
ik (adjective, /ɪk/): "square"
ttoughttawm (adjective, /ɾɒɾom/): "steamed"
eday (adjective, /ɛde/): "strange"
oughd (adjective, /ɒd/): "strong"
kaivih (adjective, /kaɪvih/): "sturdy"
imaijout (adjective, /imaɪdʒaʊt/): "sweet"
iha (adjective, /ɪhə/): "tall"
ngainata (adjective, /ŋaɪnətə/): "thick"
littumath (adjective, /lɪɾʌməð/): "thin"
emi (adjective, /ɛmɪ/): "warm"
ren (adjective, /ɹɛn/): "weak"
umi (adjective, /umɪ/): "white"
isapayvi (adjective, /isəpevɪ/): "wide"
ttivabe (adjective, /ɾɪvabɛ/): "yellow"
vakaini (adjective, /vəkaɪnɪ/): "young"
Verbs
nipaloun (verb, /nipəlaʊn/): "bake"
idayh (verb, /ideh/): "be"
naytti (verb, /neɾi/): "belong"
uvaz (verb, /uvaz/): "bite"
le (verb, /lɛ/): "break"
ttipesath (verb, /ɾɪpɛsæð/): "burn"
ttafibaj (verb, /ɾəfibædʒ/): "come"
vinithis (verb, /vɪnɪθis/): "die"
nasi (verb, /næsɪ/): "drink"
awn (verb, /on/): "eat"
ise (verb, /isɛ/): "fall"
athoughm (verb, /əðɒm/): "fight"
basitan (verb, /bəsɪtən/): "find"
ngafati (verb, /ŋəfətɪ/): "fish"
sesu (verb, /sɛsʌ/): "fly"
gaqoughdoughp (verb, /gəqɒdɒp/): "frown"
ishi (verb, /iʃɪ/): "go"
atid (verb, /atid/): "growl"
din (verb, /dɪn/): "hate"
sisoughsu (verb, /sisɒsu/): "have"
lathaniv (verb, /ləðənɪv/): "hear"
eb (verb, /ɛb/): "hide"
sid (verb, /sid/): "hold"
ttitawchig (verb, /ɾɪtotʃɪg/): "hunt"
su (verb, /sʌ/): "jump"
ima (verb, /ɪmæ/): "kill"
oudaysh (verb, /aʊdeʃ/): "know"
ittin (verb, /ɪɾɪn/): "laugh"
vah (verb, /vəh/): "lie"
oughdool (verb, /ɒdʊl/): "live"
itainga (verb, /itaɪŋə/): "lose"
ihe (verb, /ɪhɛ/): "love"
idatafough (verb, /ɪdətəfɒ/): "need"
littitti (verb, /lɪɾɪɾi/): "own"
avutata (verb, /əvʌtətə/): "roast"
ett (verb, /ɛɾ/): "run"
vouh (verb, /vaʊh/): "see"
aywa (verb, /ewə/): "sit"
dough (verb, /dɒ/): "sleep"
faim (verb, /faɪm/): "smell"
ittag (verb, /ɪɾəg/): "smile"
asi (verb, /əsɪ/): "stand"
tittana (verb, /tɪɾənæ/): "strike"
ifak (verb, /ɪfæk/): "swallow"
idattuh (verb, /ɪdəɾuh/): "swim"
ta (verb, /tə/): "taste"
id (verb, /id/): "throw"
daq (verb, /dəq/): "walk"
awatak (verb, /əwətək/): "want"
Nouns
zanis (noun, /zanis/): "afternoon"
itti (noun, /iɾi/): "ale"
javi (noun, /jəvi/): "all"
lul (noun, /lul/): "alligator"
it (noun, /ɪt/): "arm"
ays (noun, /es/): "ash"
ikachash (noun, /ɪkəxæʃ/): "aunt"
dusay (noun, /duse/): "axe"
la (noun, /lə/): "bark"
abattus (noun, /əbæɾus/): "bay"
kadazoughb (noun, /kædəzɒb/): "beer"
ajez (noun, /ədʒɛz/): "beet"
iditet (noun, /ɪditɛt/): "bird"
aili (noun, /aɪli/): "blood"
sha (noun, /ʃæ/): "boar"
titettin (noun, /titɛɾɪn/): "bone"
aittila (noun, /aɪɾilə/): "breakfast"
mitasip (noun, /mitəsɪp/): "breast"
chafa (noun, /xəfæ/): "brother"
emay (noun, /ɛme/): "castle"
da (noun, /da/): "cat"
ashub (noun, /əʃʌb/): "cat"
chidezaid (noun, /tʃɪdɛzaɪd/): "chest"
poo (noun, /pʊ/): "chicken"
uli (noun, /ʌlɪ/): "claw"
inikug (noun, /inɪkʌg/): "cloud"
ebenidi (noun, /ɛbɛnɪdi/): "coconut"
ngiduda (noun, /ŋidʌdə/): "crime"
anattu (noun, /ənəɾʌ/): "day"
ttiz (noun, /ɾiz/): "dinner"
naida (noun, /naɪdə/): "dog"
ttibivu (noun, /ɾibɪvu/): "drink"
ug (noun, /ʌg/): "dungeon"
wattiz (noun, /wəɾiz/): "ear"
asa (noun, /æsə/): "earth"
ah (noun, /əh/): "egg"
telatal (noun, /tɛlætəl/): "elder"
zu (noun, /zʌ/): "enemy"
sasiva (noun, /səsɪvæ/): "evening"
nouttija (noun, /naʊɾɪdʒə/): "eye"
ub (noun, /ub/): "family"
ttali (noun, /ɾəli/): "father"
mough (noun, /mɒ/): "feather"
ttese (noun, /ɾɛsɛ/): "fight"
kanivath (noun, /kənɪvəθ/): "finger"
enamazou (noun, /ɛnəmæzaʊ/): "fire"
enoughtuta (noun, /ɛnɒtʌtə/): "fish"
ttaylen (noun, /ɾelɛn/): "flesh"
usatouttu (noun, /usətaʊɾu/): "foot"
igu (noun, /igu/): "forest"
enitta (noun, /ɛnɪɾa/): "fox"
shukuzeb (noun, /ʃʌkuzɛb/): "friend"
taz (noun, /təz/): "goose"
aj (noun, /aj/): "grease"
kough (noun, /kɒ/): "group"
athenaday (noun, /əðɛnade/): "gulf"
oukoozawngi (noun, /aʊkʊzoŋɪ/): "hair"
voughdousait (noun, /vɒdaʊsaɪt/): "hand"
enutede (noun, /ɛnutɛdɛ/): "hat"
panaise (noun, /pænaɪsɛ/): "hate"
ejitt (noun, /ɛjiɾ/): "head"
angaza (noun, /æŋazə/): "hill"
ayn (noun, /en/): "horn"
isi (noun, /ɪsɪ/): "horse"
timahuz (noun, /tɪmæhuz/): "house"
aikoughf (noun, /aɪkɒf/): "inn"
ihaih (noun, /ɪhaɪh/): "island"
aw (noun, /əw/): "jaw"
as (noun, /əs/): "lake"
dil (noun, /dil/): "leaf"
atusa (noun, /ætʌsə/): "leg"
shi (noun, /ʃi/): "liver"
vattava (noun, /vəɾəvə/): "louse"
pitij (noun, /pɪtɪj/): "love"
ataytti (noun, /əteɾɪ/): "lunch"
oughthushay (noun, /ɒθuʃe/): "man"
inik (noun, /inɪk/): "many"
awluji (noun, /olujɪ/): "meal"
azett (noun, /əzɛɾ/): "metal"
tasatt (noun, /təsəɾ/): "mine"
ab (noun, /əb/): "monster"
awngek (noun, /oŋɛk/): "moon"
kaywathaz (noun, /kewəðəz/): "morning"
binud (noun, /bɪnud/): "mother"
mata (noun, /mətə/): "mountain"
nat (noun, /nət/): "mouth"
numitough (noun, /numɪtɒ/): "name"
ihap (noun, /ɪhap/): "neck"
utaynayt (noun, /ʌtenet/): "night"
nu (noun, /nu/): "noodle"
naysu (noun, /nesʌ/): "nose"
oughkawtata (noun, /ɒkotətə/): "ocean"
maji (noun, /mədʒi/): "parent"
haz (noun, /həz/): "path"
ttawnisi (noun, /ɾonɪsɪ/): "peace"
tajayged (noun, /təjegɛd/): "pepper"
lataizih (noun, /lətaɪzih/): "person"
ten (noun, /tɛn/): "pie"
it (noun, /it/): "pig"
piwa (noun, /pɪwæ/): "rabbit"
isawttab (noun, /ɪsoɾəb/): "rain"
ut (noun, /ut/): "rat"
ad (noun, /ad/): "river"
adits (noun, /ədɪts/): "robe"
oonain (noun, /ʊnaɪn/): "rock"
awachi (noun, /awətʃɪ/): "root"
ba (noun, /bə/): "salt"
oukoughttad (noun, /aʊkɒɾəd/): "sand"
inaijiz (noun, /inaɪjɪz/): "seed"
nittag (noun, /nɪɾag/): "sibling"
ipu (noun, /ɪpu/): "sister"
usawet (noun, /usəwɛt/): "skin"
math (noun, /məð/): "sky"
la (noun, /lə/): "smoke"
lay (noun, /le/): "snake"
awsha (noun, /oʃə/): "soup"
kati (noun, /kəti/): "star"
iw (noun, /ɪw/): "stew"
outhuki (noun, /aʊðʌkɪ/): "stomach"
ithattata (noun, /ɪθəɾætæ/): "stone"
attuva (noun, /əɾuvə/): "stream"
eshilusha (noun, /ɛʃilʌʃə/): "sun"
eshaytta (noun, /ɛʃeɾa/): "sword"
sim (noun, /sim/): "tail"
awatha (noun, /əwæðə/): "tavern"
ze (noun, /zɛ/): "thumb"
ashejittay (noun, /əʃɛjiɾe/): "tongue"
lak (noun, /lək/): "tooth"
avaqa (noun, /əvəqa/): "tree"
oughjahas (noun, /ɒjəhəs/): "truth"
sanatha (noun, /sənəðə/): "uncle"
dasawnath (noun, /dəsonəð/): "valley"
eve (noun, /ɛvɛ/): "war"
minouni (noun, /minaʊnɪ/): "water"
jet (noun, /jɛt/): "way"
lezazaith (noun, /lɛzəzaɪð/): "wine"
ilaval (noun, /ɪlævəl/): "woman"
aittimeshi (noun, /aɪɾɪmɛʃi/): "word"