Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Anatt
Anatt Dictionary
Pronouns
af (pronoun, /æf/): "he"
iw (pronoun, /iw/): "she"
latt (pronoun, /ləɾ/): "they"
id (pronoun, /ɪd/): "you"
daf (pronoun, /dəf/): "we"
ngi (pronoun, /ŋɪ/): "I"
Articles
ttu (article, /ɾu/): "a"
iki (article, /ikɪ/): "the"
Prepositions
tuvatte (preposition, /tʌvəɾɛ/): "and"
ash (preposition, /aʃ/): "as"
ttaypi (preposition, /ɾepɪ/): "from"
at (preposition, /æt/): "in"
nutti (preposition, /nuɾɪ/): "of"
ava (preposition, /əvə/): "or"
chay (preposition, /tʃe/): "to"
vazi (preposition, /vəzɪ/): "will"
taylayban (preposition, /telebən/): "with"
Numbers
jahen (number, /jahɛn/): "zero"
ain (number, /aɪn/): "one"
initith (number, /inɪtɪð/): "two"
ttisina (number, /ɾisɪnə/): "three"
ayagoo (number, /əyəgʊ/): "four"
agivava (number, /agivəvæ/): "five"
ttoop (number, /ɾʊp/): "six"
awthi (number, /oði/): "seven"
litaf (number, /lɪtəf/): "eight"
an (number, /an/): "nine"
toughgim (number, /tɒgɪm/): "ten"
Questions
jafoipat (question, /dʒəfɔɪpət/): "what"
datisough (question, /dətisɒ/): "who"
adita (question, /ədɪtə/): "how"
awayttis (question, /əweɾɪs/): "why"
ttan (question, /ɾən/): "when"
Interjections
oughwapi (interjection, /ɒwəpi/): "hello"
akakatta (interjection, /əkakaɾə/): "goodbye"
aiside (interjection, /aɪsɪdɛ/): "hey"
useth (interjection, /usɛð/): "bye"
poughfathain (interjection, /pɒfəðaɪn/): "ouch"
va (interjection, /və/): "wow"
nikus (interjection, /nɪkʌs/): "uh"
nidaysat (interjection, /nidesæt/): "er"
mawfanad (interjection, /mofənəd/): "um"
Adverbs
as (adverb, /əs/): "again"
alisay (adverb, /alɪse/): "now"
amoo (adverb, /əmʊ/): "soon"
diga (adverb, /dɪgə/): "often"
noughdal (adverb, /nɒdəl/): "sometimes"
muttainoz (adverb, /muɾaɪnɔz/): "always"
epazu (adverb, /ɛpəzʌ/): "never"
ett (adverb, /ɛɾ/): "seldom"
Adjectives
sinas (adjective, /sinəs/): "aromatic"
lubek (adjective, /lʌbɛk/): "basted"
thanett (adjective, /ðænɛɾ/): "big"
aman (adjective, /əmən/): "bitter"
ha (adjective, /hə/): "black"
oughtt (adjective, /ɒɾ/): "blue"
eminiti (adjective, /ɛminitɪ/): "brown"
oughmalud (adjective, /ɒməlud/): "chilled"
udi (adjective, /udɪ/): "cold"
la (adjective, /lə/): "curried"
ttuwa (adjective, /ɾuwə/): "dark"
vabifai (adjective, /vəbɪfaɪ/): "deep"
navan (adjective, /nəvən/): "divine"
wif (adjective, /wif/): "drunk"
ttachaythuw (adjective, /ɾətʃeðuw/): "empty"
ilaydub (adjective, /ɪledʌb/): "evil"
daithevai (adjective, /daɪθɛvaɪ/): "familiar"
awtt (adjective, /oɾ/): "fat"
awusipi (adjective, /əwusɪpi/): "flat"
akini (adjective, /əkinɪ/): "frail"
dizad (adjective, /dɪzæd/): "fried"
duzat (adjective, /dʌzət/): "full"
aitaw (adjective, /aɪto/): "good"
attunad (adjective, /æɾunæd/): "green"
aisit (adjective, /aɪsɪt/): "grey"
amaithid (adjective, /əmaɪðɪd/): "honest"
ataisa (adjective, /ətaɪsæ/): "hot"
asakipi (adjective, /əsəkɪpi/): "light"
awwataytti (adjective, /owæteɾi/): "long"
awoothi (adjective, /əwʊði/): "loud"
zatta (adjective, /zəɾə/): "mortal"
wum (adjective, /wʌm/): "mysterious"
noowivu (adjective, /nʊwɪvu/): "narrow"
oughdayngawtu (adjective, /ɒdeŋotʌ/): "old"
ttabatti (adjective, /ɾəbəɾi/): "orange"
asizain (adjective, /əsɪzaɪn/): "pungent"
shai (adjective, /ʃaɪ/): "purple"
hanobay (adjective, /hənɔbe/): "quiet"
ithi (adjective, /ɪði/): "raw"
ehena (adjective, /ɛhɛna/): "rectangular"
chavoughtis (adjective, /tʃəvɒtis/): "red"
livan (adjective, /lɪvæn/): "roasted"
ani (adjective, /ənɪ/): "round"
zithaith (adjective, /zɪðaɪð/): "salty"
sithafat (adjective, /sɪðæfət/): "savory"
ah (adjective, /əh/): "shallow"
oughfatewaw (adjective, /ɒfatɛwo/): "short"
aibu (adjective, /aɪbʌ/): "smoked"
ikathuti (adjective, /ikəðʌtɪ/): "sober"
aipu (adjective, /aɪpu/): "sour"
aniluni (adjective, /ənɪluni/): "spicy"
bitusi (adjective, /bitusɪ/): "spiral"
haychu (adjective, /hexʌ/): "square"
ezumayp (adjective, /ɛzumep/): "steamed"
oothateki (adjective, /ʊðətɛki/): "strange"
na (adjective, /næ/): "strong"
ili (adjective, /ɪlɪ/): "sturdy"
oona (adjective, /ʊna/): "sweet"
ish (adjective, /ɪʃ/): "tall"
dought (adjective, /dɒt/): "thick"
midahe (adjective, /midəhɛ/): "thin"
iha (adjective, /ɪhə/): "warm"
bath (adjective, /bəθ/): "weak"
ta (adjective, /tə/): "white"
ngoibanay (adjective, /ŋɔɪbəne/): "wide"
oinibi (adjective, /ɔɪnɪbɪ/): "yellow"
naizam (adjective, /naɪzəm/): "young"
Verbs
udazal (verb, /udəzəl/): "bake"
liti (verb, /litɪ/): "be"
ttinaw (verb, /ɾinəw/): "belong"
nad (verb, /nəd/): "bite"
may (verb, /me/): "break"
sidaynas (verb, /sɪdenæs/): "burn"
zaijaba (verb, /zaɪjəbə/): "come"
awngal (verb, /oŋəl/): "die"
ttoughf (verb, /ɾɒf/): "drink"
sanawloughh (verb, /sənolɒh/): "eat"
att (verb, /əɾ/): "fall"
aypakel (verb, /epəkɛl/): "fight"
oughthala (verb, /ɒðələ/): "find"
aimoughdatt (verb, /aɪmɒdəɾ/): "fish"
ayttidi (verb, /eɾidɪ/): "fly"
ittittaycu (verb, /ɪɾiɾecʌ/): "frown"
thatuteng (verb, /ðətutɛŋ/): "go"
ibawdane (verb, /ɪbodənɛ/): "growl"
na (verb, /nə/): "hate"
atu (verb, /ətu/): "have"
ifuni (verb, /ifuni/): "hear"
ayla (verb, /elə/): "hide"
itti (verb, /iɾi/): "hold"
mekough (verb, /mɛkɒ/): "hunt"
tatayp (verb, /tətep/): "jump"
maf (verb, /məf/): "kill"
ija (verb, /ɪjə/): "know"
ttifitt (verb, /ɾɪfɪɾ/): "laugh"
uchu (verb, /ʌxu/): "lie"
taza (verb, /təzə/): "live"
adaitta (verb, /ədaɪɾə/): "lose"
sa (verb, /sə/): "love"
eloittit (verb, /ɛlɔɪɾɪt/): "need"
yi (verb, /yɪ/): "own"
athi (verb, /əðɪ/): "roast"
ithasitti (verb, /iðəsɪɾɪ/): "run"
maw (verb, /mo/): "see"
ti (verb, /ti/): "sit"
bizagu (verb, /bɪzəgʌ/): "sleep"
nottough (verb, /nɔɾɒ/): "smell"
desif (verb, /dɛsɪf/): "smile"
nujasi (verb, /nudʒəsi/): "stand"
pattakitt (verb, /pəɾəkɪɾ/): "strike"
avu (verb, /əvu/): "swallow"
fabasa (verb, /fəbəsə/): "swim"
asai (verb, /əsaɪ/): "taste"
tev (verb, /tɛv/): "throw"
usanika (verb, /usənɪkə/): "walk"
udalaynaw (verb, /udəleno/): "want"
Nouns
katayk (noun, /kətek/): "afternoon"
tahu (noun, /təhu/): "ale"
uwa (noun, /ʌwə/): "all"
booti (noun, /bʊti/): "alligator"
upa (noun, /ʌpə/): "arm"
aynufi (noun, /enufɪ/): "ash"
asavus (noun, /əsəvʌs/): "aunt"
hal (noun, /həl/): "axe"
alaka (noun, /əlakə/): "bark"
awn (noun, /on/): "bay"
oughtarrinu (noun, /ɒtərɪnu/): "beer"
way (noun, /we/): "beet"
oulaw (noun, /aʊlo/): "bird"
ittenisaw (noun, /iɾɛniso/): "blood"
izamata (noun, /ɪzəmətə/): "boar"
sa (noun, /sə/): "bone"
chilak (noun, /tʃilək/): "breakfast"
nuw (noun, /nuw/): "breast"
thafilach (noun, /ðəfilætʃ/): "brother"
atukel (noun, /ətukɛl/): "castle"
awnat (noun, /onət/): "cat"
nuwukup (noun, /nuwukʌp/): "cat"
ushoo (noun, /uʃʊ/): "chest"
susathak (noun, /sʌsaðæk/): "chicken"
dangaimaish (noun, /dəŋaɪmaɪʃ/): "claw"
tav (noun, /təv/): "cloud"
kalawi (noun, /kəlæwɪ/): "coconut"
hil (noun, /hil/): "crime"
tawhisa (noun, /tohisa/): "day"
wiz (noun, /wiz/): "dinner"
ttamoughki (noun, /ɾəmɒkɪ/): "dog"
chit (noun, /tʃɪt/): "drink"
mina (noun, /mɪnə/): "dungeon"
deke (noun, /dɛkɛ/): "ear"
oughttanaz (noun, /ɒɾənəz/): "earth"
sije (noun, /sɪdʒɛ/): "egg"
isaitaw (noun, /isaɪto/): "elder"
inawit (noun, /ɪnəwit/): "enemy"
ttailaw (noun, /ɾaɪləw/): "evening"
pitt (noun, /pɪɾ/): "eye"
it (noun, /ɪt/): "family"
ni (noun, /ni/): "father"
al (noun, /æl/): "feather"
izunoughmi (noun, /izunɒmɪ/): "fight"
sazani (noun, /səzəni/): "finger"
ngat (noun, /ŋət/): "fire"
nuttuttaitt (noun, /nuɾʌɾaɪɾ/): "fish"
pik (noun, /pɪk/): "flesh"
ttev (noun, /ɾɛv/): "foot"
ttizah (noun, /ɾizah/): "forest"
akaysani (noun, /əkesəni/): "fox"
zittipip (noun, /zɪɾipɪp/): "friend"
waz (noun, /wəz/): "goose"
asatt (noun, /əsaɾ/): "grease"
ttin (noun, /ɾin/): "group"
agimi (noun, /ægɪmɪ/): "gulf"
tougakaj (noun, /taʊgækədʒ/): "hair"
zatt (noun, /zəɾ/): "hand"
vuwav (noun, /vuwəv/): "hat"
ibimata (noun, /ɪbɪmətæ/): "hate"
ddoota (noun, /ɽʊtə/): "head"
dayfa (noun, /defə/): "hill"
ila (noun, /ilə/): "horn"
gana (noun, /gənə/): "horse"
kesihah (noun, /kɛsɪhəh/): "house"
ashuwough (noun, /əʃuwɒ/): "inn"
asani (noun, /əsənɪ/): "island"
itachisu (noun, /itətʃɪsu/): "jaw"
kikathi (noun, /kɪkəθɪ/): "lake"
itunila (noun, /itʌnɪlə/): "leaf"
itti (noun, /iɾɪ/): "leg"
uvepaw (noun, /ʌvɛpo/): "liver"
aisu (noun, /aɪsʌ/): "louse"
ithawna (noun, /iðonæ/): "love"
ish (noun, /iʃ/): "lunch"
utt (noun, /uɾ/): "man"
di (noun, /di/): "many"
akatt (noun, /ækəɾ/): "meal"
ijaiti (noun, /ɪjaɪti/): "metal"
taytil (noun, /tetɪl/): "mine"
va (noun, /və/): "monster"
dachaitta (noun, /dətʃaɪɾə/): "moon"
si (noun, /si/): "morning"
isakapay (noun, /isəkape/): "mother"
aygi (noun, /egɪ/): "mountain"
ketetha (noun, /kɛtɛðə/): "mouth"
gett (noun, /gɛɾ/): "name"
ttunat (noun, /ɾunət/): "neck"
pi (noun, /pɪ/): "night"
jak (noun, /dʒək/): "noodle"
ane (noun, /ənɛ/): "nose"
tinge (noun, /tɪŋɛ/): "ocean"
se (noun, /sɛ/): "parent"
na (noun, /nə/): "path"
ttakatta (noun, /ɾækəɾa/): "peace"
alikai (noun, /ælɪkaɪ/): "pepper"
oughna (noun, /ɒnə/): "person"
taythitet (noun, /teðɪtɛt/): "pie"
nuna (noun, /nunə/): "pig"
awsa (noun, /osə/): "rabbit"
siti (noun, /siti/): "rain"
ta (noun, /tə/): "rat"
ath (noun, /əð/): "river"
lalu (noun, /ləlu/): "robe"
inad (noun, /inəd/): "rock"
alathatt (noun, /əlaðəɾ/): "root"
ttanih (noun, /ɾənɪh/): "salt"
nu (noun, /nʌ/): "sand"
atad (noun, /ətəd/): "seed"
ke (noun, /kɛ/): "sibling"
migitt (noun, /mɪgɪɾ/): "sister"
ays (noun, /es/): "skin"
nipita (noun, /nɪpɪtə/): "sky"
ayatt (noun, /əyæɾ/): "smoke"
finad (noun, /fɪnæd/): "snake"
awnay (noun, /one/): "soup"
asian (noun, /əʒən/): "star"
hathai (noun, /həðaɪ/): "stew"
es (noun, /ɛs/): "stomach"
voilazin (noun, /vɔɪlazɪn/): "stone"
panethiz (noun, /pənɛðɪz/): "stream"
inul (noun, /ɪnʌl/): "sun"
ma (noun, /mə/): "sword"
it (noun, /it/): "tail"
natina (noun, /nətinə/): "tavern"
mayf (noun, /mef/): "thumb"
la (noun, /lə/): "tongue"
wine (noun, /wɪnɛ/): "tooth"
lishabai (noun, /lɪʃəbaɪ/): "tree"
yanimas (noun, /yənɪməs/): "truth"
anivi (noun, /ənivɪ/): "uncle"
patilaf (noun, /patɪləf/): "valley"
fa (noun, /fa/): "war"
tazusiz (noun, /təzusɪz/): "water"
tase (noun, /təsɛ/): "way"
ddehi (noun, /ɽɛhi/): "wine"
lithayvi (noun, /liðevɪ/): "woman"
lat (noun, /lət/): "word"