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This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Anoughnivi
Anoughnivi Dictionary
Pronouns
ad (pronoun, /əd/): "he"
att (pronoun, /əɾ/): "she"
din (pronoun, /dɪn/): "they"
ina (pronoun, /ɪnə/): "you"
hi (pronoun, /hi/): "we"
ooli (pronoun, /ʊli/): "I"
Articles
woo (article, /wʊ/): "a"
ada (article, /ədæ/): "the"
Prepositions
linuna (preposition, /lɪnʌnə/): "and"
osa (preposition, /ɔsə/): "as"
ebu (preposition, /ɛbʌ/): "from"
tha (preposition, /ðæ/): "in"
sita (preposition, /sɪta/): "of"
itisaysh (preposition, /ɪtiseʃ/): "or"
dattaza (preposition, /dəɾæzə/): "to"
attan (preposition, /æɾən/): "will"
tashish (preposition, /tæʃɪʃ/): "with"
Numbers
ttayla (number, /ɾelə/): "zero"
dookinat (number, /dʊkɪnət/): "one"
ttinun (number, /ɾɪnun/): "two"
al (number, /əl/): "three"
awni (number, /oni/): "four"
da (number, /də/): "five"
aw (number, /aw/): "six"
ib (number, /ɪb/): "seven"
ach (number, /ætʃ/): "eight"
nunadim (number, /nʌnədɪm/): "nine"
ihafe (number, /ihəfɛ/): "ten"
Questions
avuthas (question, /əvʌðəs/): "what"
aingakes (question, /aɪŋəkɛs/): "who"
ttife (question, /ɾɪfɛ/): "how"
misoufa (question, /misaʊfa/): "why"
amilait (question, /æmilaɪt/): "when"
Interjections
mej (interjection, /mɛj/): "hello"
ttahanis (interjection, /ɾəhənɪs/): "goodbye"
ivunil (interjection, /ɪvunɪl/): "hey"
asadaihaw (interjection, /asədaɪho/): "bye"
nilachi (interjection, /nilatʃi/): "ouch"
aywada (interjection, /ewəda/): "wow"
ataba (interjection, /ətəbə/): "uh"
map (interjection, /məp/): "er"
it (interjection, /it/): "um"
Adverbs
zaifathu (adverb, /zaɪfəðu/): "again"
ooh (adverb, /ʊh/): "now"
utabada (adverb, /utəbədə/): "soon"
littiv (adverb, /lɪɾɪv/): "often"
ejibay (adverb, /ɛjɪbe/): "sometimes"
aqedaypu (adverb, /əqɛdepʌ/): "always"
la (adverb, /lə/): "never"
ang (adverb, /əŋ/): "seldom"
Adjectives
sa (adjective, /sə/): "aromatic"
ilad (adjective, /ɪlæd/): "basted"
akayn (adjective, /æken/): "big"
shew (adjective, /ʃɛw/): "bitter"
atilaw (adjective, /ətilo/): "black"
di (adjective, /dɪ/): "blue"
ik (adjective, /ik/): "brown"
adi (adjective, /ədi/): "chilled"
ttihuw (adjective, /ɾɪhʌw/): "cold"
pam (adjective, /pəm/): "curried"
ava (adjective, /əva/): "dark"
hatt (adjective, /hæɾ/): "deep"
ttayttattawtt (adjective, /ɾeɾəɾoɾ/): "divine"
lashawwa (adjective, /læʃowə/): "drunk"
thali (adjective, /θalɪ/): "empty"
ngathisid (adjective, /ŋəðɪsid/): "evil"
isha (adjective, /ɪʃə/): "familiar"
abisook (adjective, /əbisʊk/): "fat"
ivaw (adjective, /ɪvo/): "flat"
ilad (adjective, /ɪləd/): "frail"
avamin (adjective, /əvæmin/): "fried"
awfinaidi (adjective, /ofinaɪdi/): "full"
napahan (adjective, /nəpəhən/): "good"
taizutt (adjective, /taɪzuɾ/): "green"
faj (adjective, /fæj/): "grey"
aininattai (adjective, /aɪnɪnæɾaɪ/): "honest"
ttan (adjective, /ɾən/): "hot"
zawts (adjective, /zots/): "light"
ibe (adjective, /ibɛ/): "long"
achi (adjective, /ətʃɪ/): "loud"
iluj (adjective, /ilʌj/): "mortal"
huhidayp (adjective, /hʌhɪdep/): "mysterious"
ilanai (adjective, /ɪlənaɪ/): "narrow"
awmim (adjective, /omɪm/): "old"
ngazuvaym (adjective, /ŋəzuvem/): "orange"
tala (adjective, /tælə/): "pungent"
eth (adjective, /ɛð/): "purple"
apeni (adjective, /əpɛnɪ/): "quiet"
anataka (adjective, /ənətakə/): "raw"
atasaidi (adjective, /ætəsaɪdɪ/): "rectangular"
udutha (adjective, /ʌdʌða/): "red"
attisipa (adjective, /əɾɪsɪpa/): "roasted"
dinup (adjective, /dɪnʌp/): "round"
alin (adjective, /ælin/): "salty"
inough (adjective, /inɒ/): "savory"
wana (adjective, /wənæ/): "shallow"
outhulu (adjective, /aʊðulu/): "short"
nilif (adjective, /nɪlɪf/): "smoked"
thi (adjective, /ðɪ/): "sober"
maw (adjective, /məw/): "sour"
ttash (adjective, /ɾəʃ/): "spicy"
idayn (adjective, /iden/): "spiral"
thazaiv (adjective, /ðəzaɪv/): "square"
atai (adjective, /ətaɪ/): "steamed"
adanasi (adjective, /ədænəsɪ/): "strange"
jajewaw (adjective, /dʒædʒɛwəw/): "strong"
aniti (adjective, /ənɪtɪ/): "sturdy"
alattu (adjective, /æləɾu/): "sweet"
anawtitta (adjective, /ənotɪɾə/): "tall"
av (adjective, /əv/): "thick"
aipiv (adjective, /aɪpiv/): "thin"
sininus (adjective, /sɪninus/): "warm"
ji (adjective, /dʒɪ/): "weak"
ta (adjective, /tə/): "white"
vasi (adjective, /væsi/): "wide"
fazu (adjective, /fæzu/): "yellow"
ka (adjective, /kæ/): "young"
Verbs
thehatt (verb, /ðɛhæɾ/): "bake"
ddoughl (verb, /ɽɒl/): "be"
atilawi (verb, /ətilæwɪ/): "belong"
bou (verb, /baʊ/): "bite"
jakagez (verb, /dʒəkəgɛz/): "break"
zimawn (verb, /zimon/): "burn"
at (verb, /ət/): "come"
hetha (verb, /hɛðə/): "die"
oughttawj (verb, /ɒɾoj/): "drink"
ishattounay (verb, /iʃəɾaʊne/): "eat"
una (verb, /ʌnə/): "fall"
inezaw (verb, /inɛzo/): "fight"
uk (verb, /uk/): "find"
akattuna (verb, /əkəɾʌnə/): "fish"
ttuta (verb, /ɾʌtə/): "fly"
jusanawp (verb, /jusənop/): "frown"
lasas (verb, /lasəs/): "go"
mathave (verb, /məðəvɛ/): "growl"
el (verb, /ɛl/): "hate"
athata (verb, /əðətə/): "have"
aith (verb, /aɪð/): "hear"
ttisats (verb, /ɾisats/): "hide"
ttisa (verb, /ɾisə/): "hold"
taitta (verb, /taɪɾə/): "hunt"
loudith (verb, /laʊdɪθ/): "jump"
evinik (verb, /ɛvɪnik/): "kill"
nim (verb, /nim/): "know"
nusama (verb, /nʌsəmə/): "laugh"
imayzas (verb, /ɪmezəs/): "lie"
chith (verb, /tʃɪð/): "live"
ake (verb, /akɛ/): "lose"
aykitteb (verb, /ekɪɾɛb/): "love"
ashe (verb, /əʃɛ/): "need"
oughjati (verb, /ɒjəti/): "own"
tamay (verb, /tæme/): "roast"
achayp (verb, /ətʃep/): "run"
isatay (verb, /ɪsəte/): "see"
apayttutt (verb, /əpeɾuɾ/): "sit"
zekataw (verb, /zɛkətæw/): "sleep"
pai (verb, /paɪ/): "smell"
nadahik (verb, /nədahik/): "smile"
tila (verb, /tɪlə/): "stand"
attuva (verb, /əɾʌvæ/): "strike"
erita (verb, /ɛɹɪtə/): "swallow"
nivam (verb, /nɪvam/): "swim"
az (verb, /əz/): "taste"
adithi (verb, /ædɪðɪ/): "throw"
ugunayl (verb, /ugunel/): "walk"
pasi (verb, /pæsi/): "want"
Nouns
siwayth (noun, /sɪweð/): "afternoon"
na (noun, /nə/): "ale"
lalavi (noun, /ləlævi/): "all"
ifutt (noun, /ɪfʌɾ/): "alligator"
atha (noun, /əðə/): "arm"
ittazetti (noun, /iɾəzɛɾɪ/): "ash"
athi (noun, /əθi/): "aunt"
awt (noun, /ot/): "axe"
attattusay (noun, /æɾaɾʌse/): "bark"
pawni (noun, /poni/): "bay"
lasoil (noun, /læsɔɪl/): "beer"
aidavi (noun, /aɪdævɪ/): "beet"
uttikasay (noun, /ʌɾɪkəse/): "bird"
ought (noun, /ɒt/): "blood"
awvaiba (noun, /ovaɪbə/): "boar"
dach (noun, /dətʃ/): "bone"
akangasi (noun, /əkəŋasɪ/): "breakfast"
ttittiba (noun, /ɾɪɾɪbə/): "breast"
fafajib (noun, /fəfədʒɪb/): "brother"
adid (noun, /ədɪd/): "castle"
datta (noun, /dəɾə/): "cat"
mazi (noun, /məzi/): "cat"
moughvattik (noun, /mɒvəɾɪk/): "chest"
damiwa (noun, /dəmɪwa/): "chicken"
aluw (noun, /alʌw/): "claw"
waze (noun, /wəzɛ/): "cloud"
akaidi (noun, /əkaɪdɪ/): "coconut"
oottaba (noun, /ʊɾabə/): "crime"
uttaja (noun, /uɾæjə/): "day"
zahana (noun, /zəhənə/): "dinner"
att (noun, /aɾ/): "dog"
fatika (noun, /fætɪkə/): "drink"
awidaytt (noun, /əwideɾ/): "dungeon"
athivasay (noun, /əðivəse/): "ear"
edezawtha (noun, /ɛdɛzoðə/): "earth"
kitach (noun, /kɪtətʃ/): "egg"
tittet (noun, /tɪɾɛt/): "elder"
ub (noun, /ʌb/): "enemy"
tha (noun, /ðə/): "evening"
ounuzai (noun, /aʊnʌzaɪ/): "eye"
azan (noun, /azæn/): "family"
shanunas (noun, /ʃənunəs/): "father"
minawatt (noun, /mɪnawəɾ/): "feather"
tunat (noun, /tunət/): "fight"
sakal (noun, /səkæl/): "finger"
ahihan (noun, /əhɪhæn/): "fire"
shas (noun, /ʃəs/): "fish"
avatta (noun, /əvæɾæ/): "flesh"
kath (noun, /kəð/): "foot"
sookittid (noun, /sʊkɪɾɪd/): "forest"
atta (noun, /əɾə/): "fox"
ut (noun, /ʌt/): "friend"
tang (noun, /təŋ/): "goose"
natti (noun, /nəɾi/): "grease"
tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "group"
inas (noun, /ɪnas/): "gulf"
ni (noun, /nɪ/): "hair"
na (noun, /nə/): "hand"
sasatan (noun, /sæsətən/): "hat"
be (noun, /bɛ/): "hate"
akangu (noun, /əkəŋʌ/): "head"
fashiv (noun, /fəʃɪv/): "hill"
iting (noun, /ɪtiŋ/): "horn"
eda (noun, /ɛdə/): "horse"
wailoughth (noun, /waɪlɒð/): "house"
ttanam (noun, /ɾənəm/): "inn"
lataj (noun, /lætæj/): "island"
enamih (noun, /ɛnamɪh/): "jaw"
achoughfai (noun, /ətʃɒfaɪ/): "lake"
zebaim (noun, /zɛbaɪm/): "leaf"
chekafough (noun, /chɛkəfɒ/): "leg"
zaji (noun, /zədʒɪ/): "liver"
an (noun, /ən/): "louse"
iwesi (noun, /iwɛsi/): "love"
piwaw (noun, /pɪwəw/): "lunch"
atichatt (noun, /ætɪtʃaɾ/): "man"
ayd (noun, /ed/): "many"
ahama (noun, /æhəmə/): "meal"
sabu (noun, /səbu/): "metal"
anatt (noun, /ənəɾ/): "mine"
tidisin (noun, /tɪdɪsin/): "monster"
awditu (noun, /odɪtu/): "moon"
usaisiij (noun, /ʌsaɪʒɪj/): "morning"
dahisett (noun, /dəhisɛɾ/): "mother"
kough (noun, /kɒ/): "mountain"
ati (noun, /ətɪ/): "mouth"
livay (noun, /live/): "name"
apiwa (noun, /əpiwə/): "neck"
ithayz (noun, /ɪðez/): "night"
uthi (noun, /uðɪ/): "noodle"
shayka (noun, /ʃekə/): "nose"
tishatay (noun, /tiʃəte/): "ocean"
natayzis (noun, /nətezɪs/): "parent"
adise (noun, /ədɪsɛ/): "path"
ahatt (noun, /əhæɾ/): "peace"
akim (noun, /əkɪm/): "pepper"
ta (noun, /tə/): "person"
ath (noun, /əð/): "pie"
pilivayl (noun, /pilɪvel/): "pig"
tou (noun, /taʊ/): "rabbit"
itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "rain"
atashaw (noun, /ətæʃəw/): "rat"
kifasu (noun, /kɪfəsu/): "river"
ittinahe (noun, /ɪɾinəhɛ/): "robe"
vakaza (noun, /vækəzə/): "rock"
ashav (noun, /əʃəv/): "root"
doitanih (noun, /dɔɪtənih/): "salt"
ittisem (noun, /iɾɪsɛm/): "sand"
jaz (noun, /jəz/): "seed"
ttangif (noun, /ɾəŋif/): "sibling"
uba (noun, /ubə/): "sister"
atta (noun, /əɾə/): "skin"
nittatij (noun, /nɪɾətɪj/): "sky"
nagadich (noun, /nəgədɪx/): "smoke"
ettattasa (noun, /ɛɾaɾəsə/): "snake"
unal (noun, /unəl/): "soup"
tta (noun, /ɾə/): "star"
an (noun, /ən/): "stew"
lalatt (noun, /lələɾ/): "stomach"
anasi (noun, /ənəsɪ/): "stone"
aymamu (noun, /emamʌ/): "stream"
aditt (noun, /ədɪɾ/): "sun"
ttattit (noun, /ɾəɾɪt/): "sword"
attough (noun, /əɾɒ/): "tail"
muthefa (noun, /muðɛfə/): "tavern"
amamouv (noun, /əməmaʊv/): "thumb"
vat (noun, /vət/): "tongue"
ahikin (noun, /əhɪkɪn/): "tooth"
ji (noun, /ji/): "tree"
fadai (noun, /fædaɪ/): "truth"
awbigat (noun, /obɪgæt/): "uncle"
evis (noun, /ɛvɪs/): "valley"
vit (noun, /vɪt/): "war"
aliy (noun, /ælɪy/): "water"
ajishab (noun, /ædʒɪʃəb/): "way"
bunubat (noun, /bʌnubət/): "wine"
ukapa (noun, /ukəpə/): "woman"
am (noun, /əm/): "word"