Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Ataiviz
Ataiviz Dictionary
Pronouns
ttoughz (pronoun, /ɾɒz/): "he"
ba (pronoun, /bə/): "she"
tuh (pronoun, /tʌh/): "they"
aytt (pronoun, /eɾ/): "you"
na (pronoun, /nə/): "we"
chal (pronoun, /chəl/): "I"
Articles
iga (article, /ɪga/): "a"
ata (article, /ətə/): "the"
Prepositions
sajaytif (preposition, /sadʒetɪf/): "and"
nayla (preposition, /nelə/): "as"
ilataw (preposition, /ɪləto/): "from"
tu (preposition, /tu/): "in"
ttatuna (preposition, /ɾətunə/): "of"
dimaylat (preposition, /dimelət/): "or"
ttusefi (preposition, /ɾʌsɛfɪ/): "to"
oughgu (preposition, /ɒgʌ/): "will"
itt (preposition, /ɪɾ/): "with"
Numbers
aik (number, /aɪk/): "zero"
lutini (number, /lutɪnɪ/): "one"
atte (number, /əɾɛ/): "two"
ittattul (number, /iɾəɾʌl/): "three"
dathek (number, /dæðɛk/): "four"
vidathen (number, /vidəðɛn/): "five"
at (number, /ət/): "six"
anat (number, /ənət/): "seven"
dak (number, /dək/): "eight"
iwang (number, /ɪwəŋ/): "nine"
saw (number, /so/): "ten"
Questions
awgani (question, /ogənɪ/): "what"
awdittaiwa (question, /odiɾaɪwæ/): "who"
vethisay (question, /vɛðɪse/): "how"
noos (question, /nʊs/): "why"
mattayth (question, /maɾeð/): "when"
Interjections
oughzewaine (interjection, /ɒzɛwaɪnɛ/): "hello"
anapan (interjection, /ənəpən/): "goodbye"
lait (interjection, /laɪt/): "hey"
saythashay (interjection, /seðəʃe/): "bye"
nawttitt (interjection, /noɾɪɾ/): "ouch"
atta (interjection, /əɾə/): "wow"
lal (interjection, /ləl/): "uh"
anaitt (interjection, /ənaɪɾ/): "er"
zinisoo (interjection, /zɪnɪsʊ/): "um"
Adverbs
izitida (adverb, /ɪzɪtɪdə/): "again"
sujin (adverb, /sujin/): "now"
ttu (adverb, /ɾu/): "soon"
kife (adverb, /kɪfɛ/): "often"
da (adverb, /də/): "sometimes"
ilazashe (adverb, /ɪlazəʃɛ/): "always"
soughnu (adverb, /sɒnu/): "never"
awnavatt (adverb, /onævəɾ/): "seldom"
Adjectives
itittala (adjective, /ɪtɪɾələ/): "aromatic"
akinath (adjective, /əkɪnəð/): "basted"
ayna (adjective, /enə/): "big"
aypawa (adjective, /epəwə/): "bitter"
duse (adjective, /dusɛ/): "black"
kidangay (adjective, /kɪdəŋəy/): "blue"
abigi (adjective, /æbɪgi/): "brown"
ainunathai (adjective, /aɪnʌnəðaɪ/): "chilled"
akedapu (adjective, /əkɛdəpu/): "cold"
jil (adjective, /dʒɪl/): "curried"
thi (adjective, /ðɪ/): "dark"
in (adjective, /ɪn/): "deep"
vaw (adjective, /vəw/): "divine"
zakipa (adjective, /zəkɪpə/): "drunk"
ttak (adjective, /ɾək/): "empty"
lenanough (adjective, /lɛnənɒ/): "evil"
edoughlatt (adjective, /ɛdɒləɾ/): "familiar"
pinoughtak (adjective, /pɪnɒtək/): "fat"
oukatt (adjective, /aʊkəɾ/): "flat"
al (adjective, /æl/): "frail"
atanaim (adjective, /ətənaɪm/): "fried"
ataifay (adjective, /ətaɪfe/): "full"
tittayth (adjective, /tɪɾeð/): "good"
methap (adjective, /mɛðəp/): "green"
ap (adjective, /əp/): "grey"
pathuzatt (adjective, /paðuzəɾ/): "honest"
dayjikutt (adjective, /dejikʌɾ/): "hot"
iwapumi (adjective, /ɪwəpumi/): "light"
avinitt (adjective, /əvɪniɾ/): "long"
tachatta (adjective, /təchəɾæ/): "loud"
aywihal (adjective, /ewihal/): "mortal"
zazazi (adjective, /zəzæzɪ/): "mysterious"
un (adjective, /un/): "narrow"
ij (adjective, /ɪj/): "old"
aw (adjective, /æw/): "orange"
awttizul (adjective, /oɾɪzul/): "pungent"
du (adjective, /dʌ/): "purple"
aha (adjective, /əhə/): "quiet"
awayna (adjective, /əwenə/): "raw"
avouthaw (adjective, /əvaʊðəw/): "rectangular"
anuna (adjective, /ænunə/): "red"
eh (adjective, /ɛh/): "roasted"
ayziten (adjective, /ezɪtɛn/): "round"
ttoughbe (adjective, /ɾɒbɛ/): "salty"
iw (adjective, /ɪw/): "savory"
ttatuzu (adjective, /ɾətuzu/): "shallow"
kadihuh (adjective, /kədɪhʌh/): "short"
kihi (adjective, /kɪhi/): "smoked"
fanay (adjective, /fəne/): "sober"
ativ (adjective, /ətiv/): "sour"
thuttab (adjective, /ðʌɾəb/): "spicy"
tiw (adjective, /tiw/): "spiral"
kilaytatt (adjective, /kɪletəɾ/): "square"
at (adjective, /ət/): "steamed"
ekanazu (adjective, /ɛkənæzu/): "strange"
thes (adjective, /ðɛs/): "strong"
ttoovaiwa (adjective, /ɾʊvaɪwæ/): "sturdy"
itattoughja (adjective, /itəɾɒjə/): "sweet"
ate (adjective, /ətɛ/): "tall"
unay (adjective, /ʌne/): "thick"
thikut (adjective, /θɪkut/): "thin"
ttefata (adjective, /ɾɛfətə/): "warm"
ti (adjective, /tɪ/): "weak"
ittattoughku (adjective, /ɪɾəɾɒku/): "white"
kaithal (adjective, /kaɪðæl/): "wide"
shisattich (adjective, /ʃɪsəɾɪtʃ/): "yellow"
attikusa (adjective, /əɾɪkusə/): "young"
Verbs
ttekanaw (verb, /ɾɛkəno/): "bake"
ine (verb, /inɛ/): "be"
ilainan (verb, /ɪlaɪnən/): "belong"
pabawdidd (verb, /pəbodɪɽ/): "bite"
tawjas (verb, /todʒəs/): "break"
ttanadit (verb, /ɾənədɪt/): "burn"
iz (verb, /ɪz/): "come"
daisun (verb, /daɪsʌn/): "die"
dattanad (verb, /dəɾənəd/): "drink"
fishattu (verb, /fɪʃəɾʌ/): "eat"
isattam (verb, /ɪsəɾam/): "fall"
uthooth (verb, /uðʊð/): "fight"
aykasi (verb, /ekəsɪ/): "find"
fi (verb, /fɪ/): "fish"
atti (verb, /aɾɪ/): "fly"
nadattou (verb, /nædəɾaʊ/): "frown"
ttun (verb, /ɾun/): "go"
azooku (verb, /æzʊkʌ/): "growl"
tamatt (verb, /təməɾ/): "hate"
tizutt (verb, /tizuɾ/): "have"
akibi (verb, /əkibɪ/): "hear"
asha (verb, /əʃæ/): "hide"
unu (verb, /ʌnu/): "hold"
boughti (verb, /bɒtɪ/): "hunt"
ashag (verb, /əʃəg/): "jump"
tunajus (verb, /tunædʒus/): "kill"
bukel (verb, /bukɛl/): "know"
ikithiv (verb, /ikɪðiv/): "laugh"
eli (verb, /ɛli/): "lie"
sangaiz (verb, /səŋaɪz/): "live"
pilaylait (verb, /pilelaɪt/): "lose"
linata (verb, /linətə/): "love"
patish (verb, /pətɪʃ/): "need"
ina (verb, /inə/): "own"
ba (verb, /bə/): "roast"
zatt (verb, /zəɾ/): "run"
dattatt (verb, /dəɾəɾ/): "see"
tala (verb, /tələ/): "sit"
mathiwuf (verb, /məðɪwʌf/): "sleep"
ittukayn (verb, /ɪɾuken/): "smell"
ayzi (verb, /ezi/): "smile"
efutt (verb, /ɛfʌɾ/): "stand"
ge (verb, /gɛ/): "strike"
utazi (verb, /utəzɪ/): "swallow"
nunatath (verb, /nʌnətæð/): "swim"
atas (verb, /ətæs/): "taste"
unazoughn (verb, /unəzɒn/): "throw"
tawsattawv (verb, /tosəɾov/): "walk"
jatta (verb, /jəɾə/): "want"
Nouns
nabatt (noun, /næbəɾ/): "afternoon"
tta (noun, /ɾa/): "ale"
ishusef (noun, /ɪʃʌsɛf/): "all"
eyou (noun, /ɛyaʊ/): "alligator"
titih (noun, /tɪtɪh/): "arm"
akay (noun, /əke/): "ash"
noughnoughd (noun, /nɒnɒd/): "aunt"
itaw (noun, /ito/): "axe"
ttunil (noun, /ɾunil/): "bark"
thoipana (noun, /ðɔɪpənə/): "bay"
zouthiwitt (noun, /zaʊðɪwiɾ/): "beer"
hath (noun, /hæð/): "beet"
toottithav (noun, /tʊɾɪðæv/): "bird"
chayditta (noun, /tʃedɪɾæ/): "blood"
aythatt (noun, /eðəɾ/): "boar"
pinat (noun, /pinət/): "bone"
lazattai (noun, /ləzəɾaɪ/): "breakfast"
tav (noun, /təv/): "breast"
itanais (noun, /ɪtənaɪs/): "brother"
pidawtooh (noun, /pidotʊh/): "castle"
ahi (noun, /əhi/): "cat"
thathati (noun, /ðəðəti/): "cat"
vat (noun, /væt/): "chest"
batt (noun, /bəɾ/): "chicken"
ithachita (noun, /ɪðətʃɪtə/): "claw"
ittaykisa (noun, /iɾekisæ/): "cloud"
ufa (noun, /ufə/): "coconut"
ilej (noun, /ɪlɛdʒ/): "crime"
ar (noun, /æɹ/): "day"
ate (noun, /ətɛ/): "dinner"
iwoughpacha (noun, /ɪwɒpətʃæ/): "dog"
attada (noun, /əɾədə/): "drink"
as (noun, /əs/): "dungeon"
munah (noun, /mʌnəh/): "ear"
nachoughd (noun, /nəchɒd/): "earth"
kittuthi (noun, /kɪɾʌði/): "egg"
azattu (noun, /əzəɾu/): "elder"
av (noun, /əv/): "enemy"
ithifan (noun, /ɪθɪfən/): "evening"
nu (noun, /nu/): "eye"
ani (noun, /ənɪ/): "family"
tuthiz (noun, /tuðɪz/): "father"
tud (noun, /tud/): "feather"
sa (noun, /sə/): "fight"
si (noun, /sɪ/): "finger"
atta (noun, /æɾə/): "fire"
ana (noun, /ənə/): "fish"
awtattagaw (noun, /otaɾəgo/): "flesh"
ettasaba (noun, /ɛɾəsəbæ/): "foot"
ataytatt (noun, /ətetəɾ/): "forest"
itahak (noun, /ɪtəhæk/): "fox"
da (noun, /də/): "friend"
tin (noun, /tɪn/): "goose"
ivajoil (noun, /ivæjɔɪl/): "grease"
anai (noun, /ənaɪ/): "group"
alath (noun, /aləð/): "gulf"
shatha (noun, /ʃaðə/): "hair"
attaku (noun, /əɾəku/): "hand"
ttouchay (noun, /ɾaʊtʃe/): "hat"
natt (noun, /nəɾ/): "hate"
awzatili (noun, /ozətɪlɪ/): "head"
latai (noun, /lətaɪ/): "hill"
uchathayv (noun, /uchəðev/): "horn"
awnanatt (noun, /onənəɾ/): "horse"
idaytama (noun, /idetəmə/): "house"
tangidut (noun, /təŋidʌt/): "inn"
si (noun, /si/): "island"
anay (noun, /əne/): "jaw"
hati (noun, /hətɪ/): "lake"
likafawd (noun, /lɪkəfod/): "leaf"
adi (noun, /ədɪ/): "leg"
ttukawta (noun, /ɾʌkotə/): "liver"
ipilasay (noun, /ɪpiləse/): "louse"
aninit (noun, /əninit/): "love"
saqadit (noun, /səqədɪt/): "lunch"
denusud (noun, /dɛnʌsud/): "man"
liz (noun, /liz/): "many"
wihum (noun, /wɪhum/): "meal"
say (noun, /se/): "metal"
nough (noun, /nɒ/): "mine"
amatini (noun, /əmətɪnɪ/): "monster"
pattainesh (noun, /pəɾaɪnɛʃ/): "moon"
utapain (noun, /ʌtəpaɪn/): "morning"
ethakayk (noun, /ɛðəkek/): "mother"
atattoufa (noun, /ətaɾaʊfæ/): "mountain"
uthis (noun, /uðis/): "mouth"
unaba (noun, /ʌnəbə/): "name"
ifin (noun, /ɪfɪn/): "neck"
at (noun, /ət/): "night"
naymainu (noun, /nemaɪnʌ/): "noodle"
yatt (noun, /yaɾ/): "nose"
attih (noun, /əɾih/): "ocean"
jawil (noun, /jəwil/): "parent"
nasoughng (noun, /næsɒŋ/): "path"
ttazufi (noun, /ɾəzʌfɪ/): "peace"
akayl (noun, /əkel/): "pepper"
ttata (noun, /ɾətə/): "person"
ajikitte (noun, /əjɪkiɾɛ/): "pie"
ni (noun, /nɪ/): "pig"
kat (noun, /kæt/): "rabbit"
tibattap (noun, /tibəɾəp/): "rain"
attawlu (noun, /æɾolʌ/): "rat"
aiki (noun, /aɪkɪ/): "river"
ittam (noun, /ɪɾəm/): "robe"
ttatiw (noun, /ɾətɪw/): "rock"
inattattoo (noun, /ɪnaɾəɾʊ/): "root"
ih (noun, /ih/): "salt"
ttavich (noun, /ɾəvich/): "sand"
mama (noun, /mæmə/): "seed"
attanaik (noun, /æɾənaɪk/): "sibling"
ayzaza (noun, /ezæzæ/): "sister"
hi (noun, /hɪ/): "skin"
naittun (noun, /naɪɾʌn/): "sky"
pu (noun, /pu/): "smoke"
thangutik (noun, /ðəŋutik/): "snake"
etatt (noun, /ɛtəɾ/): "soup"
itta (noun, /iɾə/): "star"
aidi (noun, /aɪdɪ/): "stew"
aditan (noun, /əditan/): "stomach"
alayta (noun, /æletæ/): "stone"
atade (noun, /ætədɛ/): "stream"
diwata (noun, /dɪwətə/): "sun"
ehath (noun, /ɛhəθ/): "sword"
ki (noun, /kɪ/): "tail"
nebu (noun, /nɛbu/): "tavern"
ttayttutta (noun, /ɾeɾuɾə/): "thumb"
asati (noun, /əsətɪ/): "tongue"
adal (noun, /ədəl/): "tooth"
age (noun, /əgɛ/): "tree"
kakazek (noun, /kəkazɛk/): "truth"
baittichaz (noun, /baɪɾitʃæz/): "uncle"
daya (noun, /dəyə/): "valley"
titt (noun, /tɪɾ/): "war"
palizeh (noun, /pəlɪzɛh/): "water"
al (noun, /əl/): "way"
aykaw (noun, /eko/): "wine"
thavasa (noun, /ðəvəsə/): "woman"
fa (noun, /fə/): "word"