Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Oughttach
Oughttach Dictionary
Pronouns
pi (pronoun, /pɪ/): "he"
at (pronoun, /ət/): "she"
usi (pronoun, /usɪ/): "they"
ought (pronoun, /ɒt/): "you"
ne (pronoun, /nɛ/): "we"
pe (pronoun, /pɛ/): "I"
Articles
ki (article, /ki/): "a"
lak (article, /lək/): "the"
Prepositions
afepoughtt (preposition, /əfɛpɒɾ/): "and"
athesan (preposition, /əðɛsən/): "as"
duttitaw (preposition, /dʌɾito/): "from"
ttila (preposition, /ɾɪlə/): "in"
eka (preposition, /ɛka/): "of"
apas (preposition, /əpəs/): "or"
anaqi (preposition, /ənəqɪ/): "to"
im (preposition, /im/): "will"
petaji (preposition, /pɛtəji/): "with"
Numbers
inata (number, /ɪnatə/): "zero"
malimaj (number, /məliməj/): "one"
ilekame (number, /ilɛkæmɛ/): "two"
luv (number, /luv/): "three"
la (number, /lə/): "four"
isi (number, /ɪsɪ/): "five"
idizayfi (number, /ɪdizefi/): "six"
daketi (number, /dəkɛtɪ/): "seven"
uw (number, /uw/): "eight"
attut (number, /aɾut/): "nine"
tattine (number, /təɾɪnɛ/): "ten"
Questions
sizifi (question, /sizifi/): "what"
etathatha (question, /ɛtəðəðə/): "who"
oikuk (question, /ɔɪkʌk/): "how"
aben (question, /æbɛn/): "why"
zatta (question, /zəɾæ/): "when"
Interjections
nitasou (interjection, /nitəsaʊ/): "hello"
athakay (interjection, /əðəke/): "goodbye"
adanuj (interjection, /ədanuj/): "hey"
ttaysusa (interjection, /ɾesusa/): "bye"
akanaytha (interjection, /ækəneðə/): "ouch"
tanayte (interjection, /tənetɛ/): "wow"
li (interjection, /lɪ/): "uh"
amezesough (interjection, /əmɛzɛsɒ/): "er"
utt (interjection, /uɾ/): "um"
Adverbs
katoughzi (adverb, /kətɒzi/): "again"
tta (adverb, /ɾə/): "now"
mitile (adverb, /mɪtilɛ/): "soon"
ittaweh (adverb, /iɾæwɛh/): "often"
vat (adverb, /vət/): "sometimes"
asoughpat (adverb, /əsɒpæt/): "always"
nuhis (adverb, /nʌhɪs/): "never"
ukuta (adverb, /ukʌtə/): "seldom"
Adjectives
izaibisha (adjective, /izaɪbiʃə/): "aromatic"
nai (adjective, /naɪ/): "basted"
va (adjective, /və/): "big"
ethal (adjective, /ɛðəl/): "bitter"
ittudiwough (adjective, /iɾudɪwɒ/): "black"
alahal (adjective, /ələhəl/): "blue"
ittumaq (adjective, /ɪɾuməq/): "brown"
aku (adjective, /əkʌ/): "chilled"
anai (adjective, /ənaɪ/): "cold"
nipawl (adjective, /nipol/): "curried"
thika (adjective, /ðɪkə/): "dark"
si (adjective, /sɪ/): "deep"
fatid (adjective, /fatid/): "divine"
ifaz (adjective, /ɪfəz/): "drunk"
mika (adjective, /mɪkə/): "empty"
ka (adjective, /kə/): "evil"
la (adjective, /lə/): "familiar"
chaytu (adjective, /chetʌ/): "fat"
awttittichi (adjective, /oɾɪɾɪtʃɪ/): "flat"
katak (adjective, /kətək/): "frail"
az (adjective, /az/): "fried"
vanuc (adjective, /vænuc/): "full"
itittizai (adjective, /ɪtɪɾɪzaɪ/): "good"
thawtaf (adjective, /θotəf/): "green"
la (adjective, /lə/): "grey"
ivaleta (adjective, /ɪvəlɛta/): "honest"
aybapay (adjective, /ebəpe/): "hot"
attabi (adjective, /əɾəbi/): "light"
anesam (adjective, /ənɛsəm/): "long"
hattashil (adjective, /həɾəʃil/): "loud"
oughttouthough (adjective, /ɒɾaʊðɒ/): "mortal"
mettaila (adjective, /mɛɾaɪlə/): "mysterious"
diwoughnung (adjective, /dɪwɒnuŋ/): "narrow"
aduwa (adjective, /æduwə/): "old"
araishit (adjective, /əɹaɪʃit/): "orange"
woughdisa (adjective, /wɒdɪsa/): "pungent"
aisie (adjective, /aɪʒɛ/): "purple"
ni (adjective, /nɪ/): "quiet"
maymi (adjective, /memɪ/): "raw"
wiz (adjective, /wɪz/): "rectangular"
awnitawp (adjective, /onɪtop/): "red"
chi (adjective, /tʃɪ/): "roasted"
aifebay (adjective, /aɪfɛbe/): "round"
afana (adjective, /əfənə/): "salty"
githizav (adjective, /giðɪzav/): "savory"
ttimisa (adjective, /ɾɪmisə/): "shallow"
oughkilaz (adjective, /ɒkilaz/): "short"
ut (adjective, /ut/): "smoked"
akuzat (adjective, /əkuzət/): "sober"
latittou (adjective, /lətiɾaʊ/): "sour"
aniday (adjective, /ənɪde/): "spicy"
thayt (adjective, /ðet/): "spiral"
ga (adjective, /ga/): "square"
inid (adjective, /inɪd/): "steamed"
ik (adjective, /ik/): "strange"
ttayl (adjective, /ɾel/): "strong"
an (adjective, /ən/): "sturdy"
ushawth (adjective, /ʌʃoð/): "sweet"
ttuk (adjective, /ɾʌk/): "tall"
itinouna (adjective, /ɪtinaʊnə/): "thick"
adaw (adjective, /ədo/): "thin"
atifa (adjective, /ətɪfə/): "warm"
wadayttawl (adjective, /wadeɾol/): "weak"
silath (adjective, /silæð/): "white"
bidemith (adjective, /bidɛmɪð/): "wide"
ttaja (adjective, /ɾədʒæ/): "yellow"
ataithi (adjective, /ætaɪði/): "young"
Verbs
apati (verb, /əpætɪ/): "bake"
ouhaw (verb, /aʊhaw/): "be"
faw (verb, /faw/): "belong"
awwiche (verb, /owɪchɛ/): "bite"
thayn (verb, /ðen/): "break"
ajashisa (verb, /æjaʃɪsə/): "burn"
it (verb, /ɪt/): "come"
ttasi (verb, /ɾəsi/): "die"
ittai (verb, /ɪɾaɪ/): "drink"
aynitti (verb, /enɪɾi/): "eat"
nattitsath (verb, /nəɾitsəð/): "fall"
ladoughthi (verb, /lədɒði/): "fight"
nayt (verb, /net/): "find"
oje (verb, /ɔdʒɛ/): "fish"
enatawz (verb, /ɛnətoz/): "fly"
lilipawt (verb, /lɪlɪpot/): "frown"
tuvatt (verb, /tuvəɾ/): "go"
itetisa (verb, /itɛtisa/): "growl"
tunanu (verb, /tʌnənʌ/): "hate"
aikaz (verb, /aɪkəz/): "have"
nuh (verb, /nʌh/): "hear"
attay (verb, /əɾe/): "hide"
ifaz (verb, /ifəz/): "hold"
ttittaleth (verb, /ɾiɾalɛð/): "hunt"
tta (verb, /ɾa/): "jump"
athanaytt (verb, /əðəneɾ/): "kill"
uwaz (verb, /uwəz/): "know"
angelate (verb, /əŋɛlətɛ/): "laugh"
asattithay (verb, /əsəɾɪðe/): "lie"
batila (verb, /bətilə/): "live"
tivega (verb, /tɪvɛgæ/): "lose"
ifulala (verb, /ɪfʌlælə/): "love"
foughsaisaiw (verb, /fɒsaɪsaɪw/): "need"
angim (verb, /əŋim/): "own"
angetett (verb, /əŋɛtɛɾ/): "roast"
udu (verb, /udu/): "run"
nidi (verb, /nɪdi/): "see"
isathaisa (verb, /ɪsəðaɪsə/): "sit"
aypa (verb, /epə/): "sleep"
deqina (verb, /dɛqɪnæ/): "smell"
dasel (verb, /dəsɛl/): "smile"
ava (verb, /əva/): "stand"
inip (verb, /inɪp/): "strike"
itta (verb, /iɾə/): "swallow"
ttaybita (verb, /ɾebɪtə/): "swim"
hootam (verb, /hʊtæm/): "taste"
id (verb, /id/): "throw"
ngama (verb, /ŋæmə/): "walk"
datike (verb, /dətɪkɛ/): "want"
Nouns
ta (noun, /tæ/): "afternoon"
asamasa (noun, /asəməsæ/): "ale"
vai (noun, /vaɪ/): "all"
da (noun, /də/): "alligator"
imi (noun, /ɪmɪ/): "arm"
ttu (noun, /ɾu/): "ash"
amatah (noun, /əmətəh/): "aunt"
zat (noun, /zət/): "axe"
wittu (noun, /wɪɾʌ/): "bark"
awmathi (noun, /omaði/): "bay"
sana (noun, /sənə/): "beer"
ef (noun, /ɛf/): "beet"
uvak (noun, /ʌvək/): "bird"
ousai (noun, /aʊsaɪ/): "blood"
ula (noun, /ʌlæ/): "boar"
it (noun, /ɪt/): "bone"
engi (noun, /ɛŋɪ/): "breakfast"
asazes (noun, /əsəzɛs/): "breast"
att (noun, /əɾ/): "brother"
mi (noun, /mi/): "castle"
nane (noun, /nanɛ/): "cat"
emache (noun, /ɛməchɛ/): "cat"
kapipayng (noun, /kəpɪpeŋ/): "chest"
nu (noun, /nʌ/): "chicken"
welini (noun, /wɛlinɪ/): "claw"
mayttiwis (noun, /meɾiwis/): "cloud"
eni (noun, /ɛnɪ/): "coconut"
tali (noun, /təlɪ/): "crime"
ttamihu (noun, /ɾəmɪhu/): "day"
ttawtta (noun, /ɾoɾə/): "dinner"
chunoutt (noun, /tʃunaʊɾ/): "dog"
la (noun, /læ/): "drink"
jinath (noun, /jinəð/): "dungeon"
lin (noun, /lɪn/): "ear"
akaw (noun, /ako/): "earth"
nasaymay (noun, /nəseme/): "egg"
aypatt (noun, /epæɾ/): "elder"
ijayd (noun, /idʒed/): "enemy"
ukaki (noun, /ʌkəkɪ/): "evening"
shif (noun, /ʃɪf/): "eye"
itilut (noun, /itilʌt/): "family"
thou (noun, /θaʊ/): "father"
asadiwi (noun, /əsədiwɪ/): "feather"
aida (noun, /aɪdə/): "fight"
aypawthida (noun, /epoðida/): "finger"
ul (noun, /ul/): "fire"
azattika (noun, /əzəɾikə/): "fish"
yita (noun, /yɪtə/): "flesh"
too (noun, /tʊ/): "foot"
vimama (noun, /vɪməmə/): "forest"
ujani (noun, /ʌjəni/): "fox"
atta (noun, /əɾæ/): "friend"
ad (noun, /ad/): "goose"
thithoush (noun, /ðiðaʊʃ/): "grease"
iga (noun, /igə/): "group"
ikisi (noun, /ɪkisɪ/): "gulf"
attenad (noun, /əɾɛnəd/): "hair"
na (noun, /nə/): "hand"
tatib (noun, /tətɪb/): "hat"
atiza (noun, /ətizæ/): "hate"
amakam (noun, /əməkəm/): "head"
izaja (noun, /ɪzəja/): "hill"
dati (noun, /dati/): "horn"
ib (noun, /ib/): "horse"
ttav (noun, /ɾəv/): "house"
apaynoughtt (noun, /æpenɒɾ/): "inn"
zittib (noun, /ziɾib/): "island"
netiv (noun, /nɛtiv/): "jaw"
ttai (noun, /ɾaɪ/): "lake"
dudiba (noun, /dʌdibə/): "leaf"
ttedilah (noun, /ɾɛdɪləh/): "leg"
azayten (noun, /æzetɛn/): "liver"
jattubuv (noun, /jəɾubʌv/): "louse"
pif (noun, /pɪf/): "love"
gikid (noun, /gɪkid/): "lunch"
ttad (noun, /ɾæd/): "man"
avane (noun, /əvənɛ/): "many"
nattat (noun, /næɾət/): "meal"
ttada (noun, /ɾəda/): "metal"
anu (noun, /ænʌ/): "mine"
badaban (noun, /badəbən/): "monster"
asayse (noun, /æsesɛ/): "moon"
iputa (noun, /iputə/): "morning"
sid (noun, /sɪd/): "mother"
tilu (noun, /tilu/): "mountain"
tana (noun, /tənə/): "mouth"
tattattaw (noun, /təɾəɾo/): "name"
azanani (noun, /əzənəni/): "neck"
awdiw (noun, /odiw/): "night"
az (noun, /əz/): "noodle"
ina (noun, /ɪnə/): "nose"
jahuli (noun, /jəhulɪ/): "ocean"
aha (noun, /əhə/): "parent"
oughnataith (noun, /ɒnætaɪð/): "path"
tupuluj (noun, /tupʌluj/): "peace"
shititt (noun, /ʃɪtɪɾ/): "pepper"
katutas (noun, /kətʌtəs/): "person"
awttikapaw (noun, /oɾikəpo/): "pie"
uzidi (noun, /uzidɪ/): "pig"
awm (noun, /om/): "rabbit"
anetha (noun, /ənɛðə/): "rain"
lurr (noun, /lur/): "rat"
tay (noun, /te/): "river"
ajutt (noun, /æjʌɾ/): "robe"
titta (noun, /tiɾə/): "rock"
atu (noun, /ətʌ/): "root"
natu (noun, /nətu/): "salt"
utamu (noun, /utəmu/): "sand"
adesath (noun, /ədɛsæð/): "seed"
sasinu (noun, /səsɪnu/): "sibling"
anikati (noun, /ənɪkəti/): "sister"
al (noun, /əl/): "skin"
muttat (noun, /muɾət/): "sky"
atinoid (noun, /ætɪnɔɪd/): "smoke"
ing (noun, /ɪŋ/): "snake"
thilath (noun, /ðɪləθ/): "soup"
maylu (noun, /melu/): "star"
itana (noun, /itənə/): "stew"
tingahai (noun, /tiŋəhaɪ/): "stomach"
lakitti (noun, /ləkiɾɪ/): "stone"
ab (noun, /əb/): "stream"
soughzu (noun, /sɒzu/): "sun"
valapoos (noun, /vələpʊs/): "sword"
iliti (noun, /ɪlitɪ/): "tail"
tough (noun, /tɒ/): "tavern"
atithi (noun, /atɪði/): "thumb"
usiti (noun, /ʌsiti/): "tongue"
idawza (noun, /idozə/): "tooth"
penatto (noun, /pɛnəɾɔ/): "tree"
attif (noun, /æɾif/): "truth"
san (noun, /sən/): "uncle"
mathevit (noun, /məðɛvit/): "valley"
att (noun, /æɾ/): "war"
nav (noun, /nəv/): "water"
atti (noun, /əɾɪ/): "way"
thiri (noun, /ðiɹɪ/): "wine"
aichazif (noun, /aɪtʃəzɪf/): "woman"
ashu (noun, /æʃu/): "word"