Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Agegita
Agegita Dictionary
Pronouns
lawtt (pronoun, /loɾ/): "he"
day (pronoun, /de/): "she"
bad (pronoun, /bəd/): "they"
ik (pronoun, /ɪk/): "you"
attou (pronoun, /æɾaʊ/): "we"
ev (pronoun, /ɛv/): "I"
Articles
ut (article, /ʌt/): "a"
tta (article, /ɾæ/): "the"
Prepositions
elacuh (preposition, /ɛləcʌh/): "and"
achaythasu (preposition, /ətʃeðəsʌ/): "as"
aningadi (preposition, /əniŋədɪ/): "from"
awttasiv (preposition, /oɾæsɪv/): "in"
oughsenaz (preposition, /ɒsɛnəz/): "of"
anam (preposition, /ənəm/): "or"
aysatti (preposition, /esæɾɪ/): "to"
alajoughza (preposition, /əlæjɒzə/): "will"
at (preposition, /æt/): "with"
Numbers
ettes (number, /ɛɾɛs/): "zero"
ttittooteth (number, /ɾɪɾʊtɛð/): "one"
zala (number, /zalə/): "two"
math (number, /mæð/): "three"
satai (number, /sətaɪ/): "four"
foughsep (number, /fɒsɛp/): "five"
iputi (number, /ipʌtɪ/): "six"
aminatai (number, /əmɪnætaɪ/): "seven"
unukan (number, /unʌkən/): "eight"
mikad (number, /mikəd/): "nine"
azat (number, /əzət/): "ten"
Questions
maytha (question, /meθə/): "what"
it (question, /ɪt/): "who"
halaw (question, /həlo/): "how"
ttahaw (question, /ɾəhəw/): "why"
thavou (question, /ðævaʊ/): "when"
Interjections
battutah (interjection, /bəɾutæh/): "hello"
oughtti (interjection, /ɒɾi/): "goodbye"
azenit (interjection, /əzɛnɪt/): "hey"
idav (interjection, /idav/): "bye"
ti (interjection, /tɪ/): "ouch"
ayvi (interjection, /evɪ/): "wow"
ina (interjection, /ɪnæ/): "uh"
inai (interjection, /ɪnaɪ/): "er"
ayl (interjection, /el/): "um"
Adverbs
amum (adverb, /əmʌm/): "again"
bila (adverb, /bɪlə/): "now"
ttazu (adverb, /ɾəzu/): "soon"
saz (adverb, /sæz/): "often"
gizakam (adverb, /gɪzakæm/): "sometimes"
sim (adverb, /sim/): "always"
achoughjan (adverb, /ətʃɒdʒən/): "never"
vat (adverb, /vət/): "seldom"
Adjectives
ttinabep (adjective, /ɾinəbɛp/): "aromatic"
uloughdoughw (adjective, /ulɒdɒw/): "basted"
aniwapa (adjective, /ənɪwəpa/): "big"
mamavang (adjective, /mæməvəŋ/): "bitter"
ttuwaw (adjective, /ɾuwo/): "black"
aizabup (adjective, /aɪzəbʌp/): "blue"
tuttip (adjective, /tʌɾɪp/): "brown"
dittawf (adjective, /dɪɾof/): "chilled"
uthefang (adjective, /ʌðɛfæŋ/): "cold"
tapa (adjective, /təpæ/): "curried"
ttitteset (adjective, /ɾiɾɛsɛt/): "dark"
awanayda (adjective, /əwənedə/): "deep"
sahatted (adjective, /səhæɾɛd/): "divine"
tte (adjective, /ɾɛ/): "drunk"
lu (adjective, /lu/): "empty"
iwile (adjective, /ɪwɪlɛ/): "evil"
tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "familiar"
awmaika (adjective, /omaɪkə/): "fat"
nokada (adjective, /nɔkadæ/): "flat"
attetati (adjective, /əɾɛtætɪ/): "frail"
kivala (adjective, /kivəla/): "fried"
lang (adjective, /ləŋ/): "full"
busataw (adjective, /bʌsəto/): "good"
sutt (adjective, /suɾ/): "green"
thaywiha (adjective, /ðewihə/): "grey"
etaw (adjective, /ɛto/): "honest"
van (adjective, /van/): "hot"
et (adjective, /ɛt/): "light"
zanoolaz (adjective, /zənʊləz/): "long"
ttigaw (adjective, /ɾɪgo/): "loud"
ni (adjective, /ni/): "mortal"
edawnek (adjective, /ɛdonɛk/): "mysterious"
vilabab (adjective, /vɪləbəb/): "narrow"
ishubina (adjective, /iʃʌbɪnə/): "old"
ikutunay (adjective, /ikʌtʌne/): "orange"
att (adjective, /əɾ/): "pungent"
anitta (adjective, /ənɪɾæ/): "purple"
ni (adjective, /nɪ/): "quiet"
tayfethoughtt (adjective, /tefɛðɒɾ/): "raw"
daw (adjective, /dəw/): "rectangular"
etaka (adjective, /ɛtakə/): "red"
tti (adjective, /ɾɪ/): "roasted"
vaiyitsan (adjective, /vaɪyɪtsən/): "round"
awha (adjective, /ohə/): "salty"
adawttan (adjective, /ədoɾən/): "savory"
dinapain (adjective, /dinəpaɪn/): "shallow"
af (adjective, /əf/): "short"
aitt (adjective, /aɪɾ/): "smoked"
uthakaip (adjective, /uðəkaɪp/): "sober"
suthadu (adjective, /suðədu/): "sour"
lalitu (adjective, /lælitu/): "spicy"
ttatuhayt (adjective, /ɾætʌhet/): "spiral"
ati (adjective, /atɪ/): "square"
anebatt (adjective, /ænɛbaɾ/): "steamed"
ba (adjective, /bæ/): "strange"
zittou (adjective, /zɪɾaʊ/): "strong"
chima (adjective, /xɪmə/): "sturdy"
imas (adjective, /ɪməs/): "sweet"
ithatt (adjective, /iðæɾ/): "tall"
tteda (adjective, /ɾɛdə/): "thick"
lupiva (adjective, /lʌpɪvæ/): "thin"
arima (adjective, /əɹimə/): "warm"
datti (adjective, /dəɾi/): "weak"
et (adjective, /ɛt/): "white"
zetanay (adjective, /zɛtæne/): "wide"
ithichanu (adjective, /iðɪchənʌ/): "yellow"
oodakaw (adjective, /ʊdəko/): "young"
Verbs
aysu (verb, /esu/): "bake"
moughth (verb, /mɒð/): "be"
sa (verb, /sə/): "belong"
ninapoo (verb, /nɪnəpʊ/): "bite"
sat (verb, /sət/): "break"
att (verb, /əɾ/): "burn"
akai (verb, /əkaɪ/): "come"
kenang (verb, /kɛnəŋ/): "die"
kedi (verb, /kɛdɪ/): "drink"
an (verb, /ən/): "eat"
thenemai (verb, /ðɛnɛmaɪ/): "fall"
ootidune (verb, /ʊtɪdʌnɛ/): "fight"
sun (verb, /sun/): "find"
inalas (verb, /inæləs/): "fish"
eka (verb, /ɛkə/): "fly"
awaga (verb, /əwəgə/): "frown"
lattainak (verb, /ləɾaɪnæk/): "go"
amidin (verb, /əmɪdɪn/): "growl"
aikaz (verb, /aɪkəz/): "hate"
nan (verb, /nən/): "have"
asapattaw (verb, /əsəpəɾo/): "hear"
ihudin (verb, /ɪhʌdin/): "hide"
igad (verb, /igəd/): "hold"
iteneng (verb, /ɪtɛnɛŋ/): "hunt"
vu (verb, /vu/): "jump"
ki (verb, /ki/): "kill"
itithawn (verb, /itiðon/): "know"
ihi (verb, /ɪhi/): "laugh"
avani (verb, /əvænɪ/): "lie"
pakai (verb, /pəkaɪ/): "live"
aittawm (verb, /aɪɾom/): "lose"
ttipiwin (verb, /ɾɪpiwɪn/): "love"
aybatt (verb, /ebæɾ/): "need"
ulitaiw (verb, /ulɪtaɪw/): "own"
ittait (verb, /ɪɾaɪt/): "roast"
pettel (verb, /pɛɾɛl/): "run"
difin (verb, /dɪfɪn/): "see"
paymi (verb, /pemi/): "sit"
atabig (verb, /ətabɪg/): "sleep"
ihoughmits (verb, /ihɒmits/): "smell"
ayttin (verb, /eɾin/): "smile"
palibawm (verb, /pəlɪbom/): "stand"
ewatati (verb, /ɛwətətɪ/): "strike"
shihawz (verb, /ʃɪhoz/): "swallow"
daytta (verb, /deɾə/): "swim"
shittala (verb, /ʃɪɾælə/): "taste"
ous (verb, /aʊs/): "throw"
littanuv (verb, /lɪɾənuv/): "walk"
tidaip (verb, /tɪdaɪp/): "want"
Nouns
thumit (noun, /ðʌmɪt/): "afternoon"
piwa (noun, /pɪwə/): "ale"
mikah (noun, /mɪkəh/): "all"
ikim (noun, /ɪkim/): "alligator"
adip (noun, /ədip/): "arm"
tta (noun, /ɾæ/): "ash"
tejubett (noun, /tɛjʌbɛɾ/): "aunt"
ayth (noun, /eð/): "axe"
mawtu (noun, /motu/): "bark"
tha (noun, /ðə/): "bay"
awbisi (noun, /obɪsi/): "beer"
itebi (noun, /ɪtɛbi/): "beet"
ushayhi (noun, /uʃehi/): "bird"
oughtt (noun, /ɒɾ/): "blood"
datitt (noun, /dətɪɾ/): "boar"
loughpun (noun, /lɒpʌn/): "bone"
isunath (noun, /ɪsunəð/): "breakfast"
atak (noun, /ətək/): "breast"
bay (noun, /be/): "brother"
atatt (noun, /ətaɾ/): "castle"
attiluva (noun, /əɾilʌvæ/): "cat"
sat (noun, /sət/): "cat"
ailoughte (noun, /aɪlɒtɛ/): "chest"
vu (noun, /vʌ/): "chicken"
aykuz (noun, /ekuz/): "claw"
da (noun, /də/): "cloud"
depath (noun, /dɛpəθ/): "coconut"
akoottalai (noun, /akʊɾəlaɪ/): "crime"
taittitta (noun, /taɪɾɪɾə/): "day"
nanawtta (noun, /nənoɾə/): "dinner"
amainiw (noun, /əmaɪnɪw/): "dog"
ivazi (noun, /ivəzɪ/): "drink"
poopa (noun, /pʊpə/): "dungeon"
tayn (noun, /ten/): "ear"
it (noun, /ɪt/): "earth"
aninu (noun, /ænɪnu/): "egg"
ijed (noun, /ɪjɛd/): "elder"
asattupa (noun, /əsəɾupə/): "enemy"
az (noun, /əz/): "evening"
usawl (noun, /ʌsol/): "eye"
uttalaz (noun, /uɾələz/): "family"
aipattayd (noun, /aɪpəɾed/): "father"
mithaima (noun, /mɪðaɪmə/): "feather"
ttough (noun, /ɾɒ/): "fight"
ittigitsa (noun, /ɪɾɪgɪtsə/): "finger"
that (noun, /ðət/): "fire"
viz (noun, /viz/): "fish"
manadoughs (noun, /manædɒs/): "flesh"
jinay (noun, /dʒɪne/): "foot"
atuda (noun, /ætudæ/): "forest"
ithayni (noun, /ɪðenɪ/): "fox"
pina (noun, /pinæ/): "friend"
ush (noun, /ʌʃ/): "goose"
tootadal (noun, /tʊtədəl/): "grease"
inatha (noun, /ɪnəða/): "group"
ve (noun, /vɛ/): "gulf"
diji (noun, /dɪjɪ/): "hair"
im (noun, /ɪm/): "hand"
duzaki (noun, /duzəkɪ/): "hat"
nata (noun, /natə/): "hate"
tte (noun, /ɾɛ/): "head"
bays (noun, /bes/): "hill"
adasari (noun, /ədæsəɹɪ/): "horn"
azoughttooz (noun, /əzɒɾʊz/): "horse"
asoof (noun, /əsʊf/): "house"
dana (noun, /dənə/): "inn"
iza (noun, /izæ/): "island"
oughwi (noun, /ɒwɪ/): "jaw"
anawi (noun, /ənəwɪ/): "lake"
utatit (noun, /utətɪt/): "leaf"
satt (noun, /səɾ/): "leg"
thetai (noun, /ðɛtaɪ/): "liver"
linoth (noun, /linɔð/): "louse"
avough (noun, /əvɒ/): "love"
tivitt (noun, /tivɪɾ/): "lunch"
shi (noun, /ʃɪ/): "man"
zattak (noun, /zaɾək/): "many"
ttingilat (noun, /ɾiŋɪlət/): "meal"
ane (noun, /ənɛ/): "metal"
tithanis (noun, /tɪðənis/): "mine"
udi (noun, /udɪ/): "monster"
ahan (noun, /əhən/): "moon"
uzaset (noun, /ʌzæsɛt/): "morning"
ttima (noun, /ɾimə/): "mother"
uhat (noun, /ʌhət/): "mountain"
tawzayn (noun, /tozen/): "mouth"
chaythutta (noun, /tʃeðʌɾə/): "name"
layhaitum (noun, /lehaɪtum/): "neck"
dawtt (noun, /doɾ/): "night"
asina (noun, /əsɪnə/): "noodle"
oughttijiza (noun, /ɒɾijɪzə/): "nose"
aisipasa (noun, /aɪsipəsæ/): "ocean"
nat (noun, /nat/): "parent"
nu (noun, /nʌ/): "path"
ttin (noun, /ɾɪn/): "peace"
adayfap (noun, /ədefəp/): "pepper"
isas (noun, /isəs/): "person"
oumittays (noun, /aʊmiɾes/): "pie"
us (noun, /ʌs/): "pig"
tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "rabbit"
zangaytt (noun, /zəŋeɾ/): "rain"
ekaw (noun, /ɛko/): "rat"
uw (noun, /uw/): "river"
ttuttutal (noun, /ɾuɾutəl/): "robe"
neth (noun, /nɛð/): "rock"
enethi (noun, /ɛnɛθi/): "root"
aisuthita (noun, /aɪsʌðitə/): "salt"
aith (noun, /aɪð/): "sand"
satta (noun, /sæɾa/): "seed"
ngaiba (noun, /ŋaɪbə/): "sibling"
na (noun, /nə/): "sister"
awn (noun, /on/): "skin"
sizadij (noun, /sizədidʒ/): "sky"
sho (noun, /ʃɔ/): "smoke"
akid (noun, /əkid/): "snake"
ittaha (noun, /ɪɾəhə/): "soup"
zaw (noun, /zo/): "star"
duni (noun, /dʌnɪ/): "stew"
afa (noun, /əfæ/): "stomach"
abifa (noun, /əbɪfæ/): "stone"
naikid (noun, /naɪkɪd/): "stream"
hattit (noun, /həɾɪt/): "sun"
latuka (noun, /lətukə/): "sword"
ttinulap (noun, /ɾɪnuləp/): "tail"
ttittiw (noun, /ɾɪɾiw/): "tavern"
thengays (noun, /ðɛŋes/): "thumb"
as (noun, /əs/): "tongue"
as (noun, /əs/): "tooth"
at (noun, /ət/): "tree"
at (noun, /at/): "truth"
uku (noun, /ʌku/): "uncle"
chay (noun, /tʃe/): "valley"
sa (noun, /sə/): "war"
azaysit (noun, /azesit/): "water"
awditoughn (noun, /oditɒn/): "way"
dubanett (noun, /dubənɛɾ/): "wine"
avutt (noun, /ævuɾ/): "woman"
is (noun, /ɪs/): "word"