Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Usudd
Usudd Dictionary
Pronouns
aih (pronoun, /aɪh/): "he"
ane (pronoun, /ənɛ/): "she"
ni (pronoun, /nɪ/): "they"
ipi (pronoun, /ipɪ/): "you"
aiwu (pronoun, /aɪwu/): "we"
tto (pronoun, /ɾɔ/): "I"
Articles
li (article, /lɪ/): "a"
inu (article, /ɪnu/): "the"
Prepositions
koit (preposition, /kɔɪt/): "and"
siasaythis (preposition, /ʒəseθɪs/): "as"
ad (preposition, /əd/): "from"
tte (preposition, /ɾɛ/): "in"
mimak (preposition, /mɪmak/): "of"
oughlaynim (preposition, /ɒlenɪm/): "or"
ba (preposition, /bə/): "to"
ungi (preposition, /uŋi/): "will"
anay (preposition, /əne/): "with"
Numbers
un (number, /ʌn/): "zero"
esi (number, /ɛsɪ/): "one"
ttut (number, /ɾʌt/): "two"
li (number, /lɪ/): "three"
thas (number, /θæs/): "four"
it (number, /it/): "five"
jawse (number, /dʒosɛ/): "six"
dettetta (number, /dɛɾɛɾa/): "seven"
thidi (number, /ðɪdi/): "eight"
aytti (number, /eɾi/): "nine"
ithaitoughda (number, /ɪðaɪtɒdə/): "ten"
Questions
am (question, /am/): "what"
ki (question, /ki/): "who"
natt (question, /nəɾ/): "how"
hisezi (question, /hɪsɛzɪ/): "why"
aymasizi (question, /emasɪzɪ/): "when"
Interjections
ttatu (interjection, /ɾətu/): "hello"
aysathayd (interjection, /esæðed/): "goodbye"
vavak (interjection, /vævək/): "hey"
dinanett (interjection, /dinænɛɾ/): "bye"
apa (interjection, /əpə/): "ouch"
ba (interjection, /bə/): "wow"
ddi (interjection, /ɽi/): "uh"
satu (interjection, /sətu/): "er"
paminouv (interjection, /paminaʊv/): "um"
Adverbs
idata (adverb, /ɪdətæ/): "again"
tti (adverb, /ɾi/): "now"
outt (adverb, /aʊɾ/): "soon"
awsach (adverb, /osətʃ/): "often"
voughttukib (adverb, /vɒɾʌkɪb/): "sometimes"
alibihu (adverb, /əlibihʌ/): "always"
aluj (adverb, /əlʌdʒ/): "never"
us (adverb, /ʌs/): "seldom"
Adjectives
abungana (adjective, /əbuŋənə/): "aromatic"
soo (adjective, /sʊ/): "basted"
ukipe (adjective, /ukɪpɛ/): "big"
imis (adjective, /imɪs/): "bitter"
doughla (adjective, /dɒlæ/): "black"
faditat (adjective, /fæditət/): "blue"
as (adjective, /æs/): "brown"
ubef (adjective, /ʌbɛf/): "chilled"
ouvepidai (adjective, /aʊvɛpɪdaɪ/): "cold"
anattuba (adjective, /ænəɾubə/): "curried"
ak (adjective, /ək/): "dark"
piwalawm (adjective, /pɪwəlom/): "deep"
amawttadi (adjective, /əmoɾadɪ/): "divine"
asi (adjective, /əsɪ/): "drunk"
attiva (adjective, /aɾɪvæ/): "empty"
ittet (adjective, /iɾɛt/): "evil"
anoughtt (adjective, /ənɒɾ/): "familiar"
awnayt (adjective, /onet/): "fat"
iyemay (adjective, /iyɛme/): "flat"
tawi (adjective, /təwi/): "frail"
sezut (adjective, /sɛzʌt/): "fried"
ashi (adjective, /əʃi/): "full"
ounett (adjective, /aʊnɛɾ/): "good"
itt (adjective, /iɾ/): "green"
ibi (adjective, /ɪbɪ/): "grey"
itayn (adjective, /ɪten/): "honest"
nattan (adjective, /nəɾən/): "hot"
tef (adjective, /tɛf/): "light"
awgiki (adjective, /ogikɪ/): "long"
attaiseku (adjective, /əɾaɪsɛku/): "loud"
ttanad (adjective, /ɾənæd/): "mortal"
ttaychi (adjective, /ɾetʃɪ/): "mysterious"
jina (adjective, /jɪnə/): "narrow"
tal (adjective, /təl/): "old"
poughtashutt (adjective, /pɒtəʃʌɾ/): "orange"
elough (adjective, /ɛlɒ/): "pungent"
bitaytta (adjective, /bɪteɾə/): "purple"
ttoughhala (adjective, /ɾɒhələ/): "quiet"
daihat (adjective, /daɪhət/): "raw"
athagit (adjective, /əðəgit/): "rectangular"
umeza (adjective, /umɛzə/): "red"
eqaha (adjective, /ɛqæhə/): "roasted"
athani (adjective, /əðənɪ/): "round"
hekeni (adjective, /hɛkɛni/): "salty"
thu (adjective, /ðʌ/): "savory"
si (adjective, /sɪ/): "shallow"
igelaf (adjective, /ɪgɛlaf/): "short"
edalati (adjective, /ɛdələti/): "smoked"
ngazadatt (adjective, /ŋəzədəɾ/): "sober"
epoughf (adjective, /ɛpɒf/): "sour"
chough (adjective, /tʃɒ/): "spicy"
taza (adjective, /təzə/): "spiral"
jum (adjective, /jʌm/): "square"
aidoo (adjective, /aɪdʊ/): "steamed"
uw (adjective, /uw/): "strange"
maipai (adjective, /maɪpaɪ/): "strong"
naytul (adjective, /netʌl/): "sturdy"
thi (adjective, /ðɪ/): "sweet"
ituttasa (adjective, /itʌɾəsə/): "tall"
ed (adjective, /ɛd/): "thick"
ithim (adjective, /ɪðɪm/): "thin"
itta (adjective, /iɾə/): "warm"
imazilai (adjective, /ɪməzɪlaɪ/): "weak"
thittik (adjective, /ðiɾɪk/): "white"
dathiwit (adjective, /dəðɪwɪt/): "wide"
ilaytitt (adjective, /ɪletiɾ/): "yellow"
ethayng (adjective, /ɛðeŋ/): "young"
Verbs
akiditough (verb, /akɪdɪtɒ/): "bake"
ik (verb, /ɪk/): "be"
pijawditt (verb, /pɪdʒodiɾ/): "belong"
maythev (verb, /meðɛv/): "bite"
itanaysh (verb, /ɪtəneʃ/): "break"
mag (verb, /məg/): "burn"
asethitha (verb, /æsɛðiðə/): "come"
eji (verb, /ɛjɪ/): "die"
in (verb, /ɪn/): "drink"
atimay (verb, /ətɪme/): "eat"
ashizut (verb, /aʃizut/): "fall"
kawte (verb, /kotɛ/): "fight"
away (verb, /əwe/): "find"
ak (verb, /ək/): "fish"
shija (verb, /ʃɪjə/): "fly"
ttangach (verb, /ɾəŋatʃ/): "frown"
nut (verb, /nʌt/): "go"
zikatt (verb, /zɪkəɾ/): "growl"
adas (verb, /adəs/): "hate"
apunath (verb, /əpʌnəð/): "have"
apoughttaza (verb, /əpɒɾəzə/): "hear"
supush (verb, /sʌpʌʃ/): "hide"
alatt (verb, /ələɾ/): "hold"
alawnani (verb, /əlonənɪ/): "hunt"
dayalatt (verb, /dəyələɾ/): "jump"
ivoughka (verb, /ɪvɒkə/): "kill"
oughda (verb, /ɒdə/): "know"
as (verb, /æs/): "laugh"
ud (verb, /ud/): "lie"
ttanayt (verb, /ɾanet/): "live"
oughbiz (verb, /ɒbiz/): "lose"
uja (verb, /uja/): "love"
anattough (verb, /ənæɾɒ/): "need"
dough (verb, /dɒ/): "own"
isawttaysh (verb, /ɪsoɾeʃ/): "roast"
ttin (verb, /ɾɪn/): "run"
oughtoottattay (verb, /ɒtʊɾəɾe/): "see"
samata (verb, /samətæ/): "sit"
lithata (verb, /lɪθətə/): "sleep"
ungamath (verb, /uŋəməð/): "smell"
doughluk (verb, /dɒluk/): "smile"
ilaykibaw (verb, /ilekibo/): "stand"
akayli (verb, /əkelɪ/): "strike"
atoudit (verb, /ətaʊdit/): "swallow"
tu (verb, /tu/): "swim"
lasazi (verb, /ləsazɪ/): "taste"
zash (verb, /zæʃ/): "throw"
aytoughttaja (verb, /etɒɾadʒa/): "walk"
nalaken (verb, /nələkɛn/): "want"
Nouns
agakit (noun, /əgəkɪt/): "afternoon"
anadayda (noun, /ənədedə/): "ale"
musim (noun, /mʌsim/): "all"
idashaig (noun, /ɪdəʃaɪg/): "alligator"
attous (noun, /əɾaʊs/): "arm"
te (noun, /tɛ/): "ash"
amivit (noun, /æmivɪt/): "aunt"
imituk (noun, /ɪmɪtʌk/): "axe"
abat (noun, /abət/): "bark"
ti (noun, /tɪ/): "bay"
ttulawzayp (noun, /ɾulozep/): "beer"
att (noun, /əɾ/): "beet"
pesas (noun, /pɛsəs/): "bird"
zeshav (noun, /zɛʃəv/): "blood"
misittuf (noun, /misiɾuf/): "boar"
taibut (noun, /taɪbʌt/): "bone"
zasataiz (noun, /zəsataɪz/): "breakfast"
littithi (noun, /lɪɾɪðɪ/): "breast"
imitt (noun, /ɪmɪɾ/): "brother"
ayvingik (noun, /evɪŋɪk/): "castle"
igattidi (noun, /igəɾɪdi/): "cat"
ilay (noun, /ɪle/): "cat"
ipattatha (noun, /ɪpəɾæðə/): "chest"
manezang (noun, /mənɛzəŋ/): "chicken"
ttalimaw (noun, /ɾəlɪmo/): "claw"
may (noun, /me/): "cloud"
nuh (noun, /nuh/): "coconut"
aizoughni (noun, /aɪzɒnɪ/): "crime"
ethanoutough (noun, /ɛðənaʊtɒ/): "day"
vat (noun, /vət/): "dinner"
nibail (noun, /nɪbaɪl/): "dog"
san (noun, /sən/): "drink"
inachatt (noun, /ɪnəchəɾ/): "dungeon"
tela (noun, /tɛlæ/): "ear"
natt (noun, /nəɾ/): "earth"
bai (noun, /baɪ/): "egg"
ita (noun, /itə/): "elder"
attak (noun, /æɾək/): "enemy"
udit (noun, /udɪt/): "evening"
isajai (noun, /isəjaɪ/): "eye"
zanath (noun, /zənað/): "family"
ttudawbam (noun, /ɾudobəm/): "father"
koo (noun, /kʊ/): "feather"
anaja (noun, /ənæjə/): "fight"
atadeth (noun, /ətədɛð/): "finger"
ittika (noun, /iɾikə/): "fire"
ttenip (noun, /ɾɛnɪp/): "fish"
uji (noun, /ʌdʒɪ/): "flesh"
ninusut (noun, /nɪnʌsʌt/): "foot"
ani (noun, /əni/): "forest"
aj (noun, /əj/): "fox"
ttoonisitt (noun, /ɾʊnɪsiɾ/): "friend"
isaib (noun, /ɪsaɪb/): "goose"
fajayte (noun, /fədʒetɛ/): "grease"
anegaim (noun, /ənɛgaɪm/): "group"
dameth (noun, /dəmɛð/): "gulf"
en (noun, /ɛn/): "hair"
ayngatuth (noun, /eŋətʌð/): "hand"
sa (noun, /sæ/): "hat"
ma (noun, /mæ/): "hate"
ajaw (noun, /əjo/): "head"
etough (noun, /ɛtɒ/): "hill"
fit (noun, /fit/): "horn"
aypiti (noun, /epitɪ/): "horse"
ze (noun, /zɛ/): "house"
asu (noun, /əsu/): "inn"
awtte (noun, /oɾɛ/): "island"
tipittav (noun, /tɪpɪɾəv/): "jaw"
fattisim (noun, /fəɾisɪm/): "lake"
asawseta (noun, /əsosɛta/): "leaf"
utosa (noun, /utɔsə/): "leg"
ittattaydaw (noun, /iɾəɾedo/): "liver"
name (noun, /nəmɛ/): "louse"
uttaipava (noun, /ʌɾaɪpəva/): "love"
sanattav (noun, /sanəɾav/): "lunch"
ika (noun, /ikæ/): "man"
awnithithi (noun, /onɪðiðɪ/): "many"
awdale (noun, /odəlɛ/): "meal"
mazousitt (noun, /məzaʊsɪɾ/): "metal"
wi (noun, /wi/): "mine"
aitottan (noun, /aɪtɔɾan/): "monster"
aytujasi (noun, /etʌdʒəsi/): "moon"
anatta (noun, /ənəɾæ/): "morning"
aymittab (noun, /emiɾəb/): "mother"
ehasayza (noun, /ɛhasezə/): "mountain"
ttid (noun, /ɾɪd/): "mouth"
uttimoona (noun, /ʌɾɪmʊnæ/): "name"
chathatu (noun, /tʃæðatu/): "neck"
ainattada (noun, /aɪnəɾədə/): "night"
akoughdaz (noun, /əkɒdəz/): "noodle"
uthu (noun, /uθu/): "nose"
uzoo (noun, /uzʊ/): "ocean"
kiset (noun, /kɪsɛt/): "parent"
idunatta (noun, /idunæɾə/): "path"
ttath (noun, /ɾəð/): "peace"
ttoughmutti (noun, /ɾɒmuɾɪ/): "pepper"
inaichitha (noun, /inaɪxiðə/): "person"
ttajef (noun, /ɾəjɛf/): "pie"
tazu (noun, /təzu/): "pig"
itula (noun, /itulə/): "rabbit"
nasia (noun, /nəʒə/): "rain"
dulaze (noun, /duləzɛ/): "rat"
attajuf (noun, /aɾəjʌf/): "river"
awzit (noun, /ozɪt/): "robe"
atawbana (noun, /ətobənə/): "rock"
mattoon (noun, /mæɾʊn/): "root"
lath (noun, /ləð/): "salt"
ttattibas (noun, /ɾəɾibəs/): "sand"
vajootai (noun, /vəjʊtaɪ/): "seed"
ijittug (noun, /ijɪɾug/): "sibling"
ttimadu (noun, /ɾɪmədu/): "sister"
mavoughn (noun, /mavɒn/): "skin"
lasa (noun, /ləsə/): "sky"
sioughwa (noun, /ʒɒwə/): "smoke"
in (noun, /in/): "snake"
tuvak (noun, /tuvək/): "soup"
hezidal (noun, /hɛzɪdəl/): "star"
aizayvoungu (noun, /aɪzevaʊŋʌ/): "stew"
etama (noun, /ɛtæmæ/): "stomach"
sa (noun, /sa/): "stone"
oughthid (noun, /ɒðid/): "stream"
ttaijutal (noun, /ɾaɪdʒʌtæl/): "sun"
asi (noun, /əsɪ/): "sword"
bi (noun, /bi/): "tail"
thinought (noun, /ðinɒt/): "tavern"
ttanu (noun, /ɾanu/): "thumb"
aludi (noun, /əlʌdi/): "tongue"
nala (noun, /nələ/): "tooth"
witak (noun, /wɪtək/): "tree"
ttap (noun, /ɾəp/): "truth"
chaki (noun, /tʃəki/): "uncle"
talav (noun, /tələv/): "valley"
azawdaka (noun, /əzodəkə/): "war"
awl (noun, /ol/): "water"
itigi (noun, /itɪgɪ/): "way"
ibakech (noun, /ɪbəkɛx/): "wine"
oughditta (noun, /ɒdɪɾə/): "woman"
tanidi (noun, /tænidɪ/): "word"