Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Sedeta
Sedeta Dictionary
Pronouns
lai (pronoun, /laɪ/): "he"
umi (pronoun, /ʌmi/): "she"
awt (pronoun, /ot/): "they"
oosh (pronoun, /ʊʃ/): "you"
nil (pronoun, /nɪl/): "we"
am (pronoun, /æm/): "I"
Articles
kaf (article, /kaf/): "a"
fat (article, /fət/): "the"
Prepositions
atebaw (preposition, /ətɛbo/): "and"
fitt (preposition, /fiɾ/): "as"
nuw (preposition, /nʌw/): "from"
thi (preposition, /ðɪ/): "in"
attap (preposition, /əɾəp/): "of"
shik (preposition, /ʃɪk/): "or"
siidoughlath (preposition, /ʒidɒləð/): "to"
oughthanad (preposition, /ɒðənəd/): "will"
athathawta (preposition, /əðəðotæ/): "with"
Numbers
pilat (number, /pɪlət/): "zero"
etawattu (number, /ɛtəwæɾʌ/): "one"
upettuti (number, /upɛɾʌtɪ/): "two"
vihad (number, /vɪhəd/): "three"
bathuv (number, /bəðuv/): "four"
uy (number, /uy/): "five"
ainaz (number, /aɪnəz/): "six"
tina (number, /tinə/): "seven"
inat (number, /inət/): "eight"
gu (number, /gʌ/): "nine"
oughmathi (number, /ɒməðɪ/): "ten"
Questions
tti (question, /ɾɪ/): "what"
da (question, /də/): "who"
achatti (question, /ətʃəɾɪ/): "how"
vasayttet (question, /væseɾɛt/): "why"
soughve (question, /sɒvɛ/): "when"
Interjections
agagani (interjection, /əgəgənɪ/): "hello"
attatan (interjection, /əɾətən/): "goodbye"
uyib (interjection, /uyib/): "hey"
azasep (interjection, /əzəsɛp/): "bye"
utattakaw (interjection, /utaɾəko/): "ouch"
nge (interjection, /ŋɛ/): "wow"
tough (interjection, /tɒ/): "uh"
aiwurr (interjection, /aɪwʌr/): "er"
attattaitti (interjection, /əɾəɾaɪɾi/): "um"
Adverbs
uthayttai (adverb, /uðeɾaɪ/): "again"
vathiz (adverb, /væðɪz/): "now"
iban (adverb, /ɪbən/): "soon"
jape (adverb, /dʒəpɛ/): "often"
thekith (adverb, /ðɛkɪð/): "sometimes"
waishi (adverb, /waɪʃɪ/): "always"
umaizaysu (adverb, /umaɪzesu/): "never"
vapisitt (adverb, /vəpɪsɪɾ/): "seldom"
Adjectives
udisu (adjective, /ʌdɪsʌ/): "aromatic"
zaymaj (adjective, /zemədʒ/): "basted"
mum (adjective, /mʌm/): "big"
ki (adjective, /ki/): "bitter"
ttitawe (adjective, /ɾɪtəwɛ/): "black"
uttittaj (adjective, /uɾɪɾəj/): "blue"
abed (adjective, /abɛd/): "brown"
uliduda (adjective, /ulɪdʌdə/): "chilled"
gagatad (adjective, /gəgətæd/): "cold"
aynayd (adjective, /ened/): "curried"
tud (adjective, /tʌd/): "dark"
ttanathi (adjective, /ɾənəði/): "deep"
atta (adjective, /əɾə/): "divine"
fi (adjective, /fi/): "drunk"
ainawdade (adjective, /aɪnodədɛ/): "empty"
tahidan (adjective, /təhɪdən/): "evil"
ttatatta (adjective, /ɾatəɾə/): "familiar"
ttevath (adjective, /ɾɛvað/): "fat"
ah (adjective, /əh/): "flat"
pikap (adjective, /pikəp/): "frail"
ayliwata (adjective, /eliwətə/): "fried"
jalan (adjective, /dʒələn/): "full"
uthifed (adjective, /ʌðɪfɛd/): "good"
tin (adjective, /tɪn/): "green"
awirr (adjective, /æwɪr/): "grey"
waytanih (adjective, /wetənɪh/): "honest"
nan (adjective, /nən/): "hot"
ajupabi (adjective, /ədʒʌpæbɪ/): "light"
anattatt (adjective, /ænəɾəɾ/): "long"
titati (adjective, /tɪtəti/): "loud"
tanav (adjective, /tænav/): "mortal"
ilitt (adjective, /ɪlɪɾ/): "mysterious"
ingat (adjective, /iŋæt/): "narrow"
safaw (adjective, /safo/): "old"
ni (adjective, /nɪ/): "orange"
zicattitt (adjective, /zicəɾiɾ/): "pungent"
ikaittuth (adjective, /ɪkaɪɾuθ/): "purple"
utt (adjective, /uɾ/): "quiet"
oughgawnud (adjective, /ɒgonud/): "raw"
witisu (adjective, /witɪsu/): "rectangular"
ittev (adjective, /ɪɾɛv/): "red"
aykini (adjective, /ekɪni/): "roasted"
inatath (adjective, /ɪnətəð/): "round"
ki (adjective, /ki/): "salty"
awmithi (adjective, /omɪðɪ/): "savory"
wawli (adjective, /woli/): "shallow"
ainif (adjective, /aɪnif/): "short"
azawnoi (adjective, /əzonɔɪ/): "smoked"
alij (adjective, /əlɪj/): "sober"
engutittu (adjective, /ɛŋutɪɾʌ/): "sour"
maba (adjective, /məbə/): "spicy"
thithazib (adjective, /ðɪðəzɪb/): "spiral"
settawth (adjective, /sɛɾoð/): "square"
sin (adjective, /sin/): "steamed"
ettoohipa (adjective, /ɛɾʊhɪpə/): "strange"
un (adjective, /un/): "strong"
satap (adjective, /sətæp/): "sturdy"
ttup (adjective, /ɾup/): "sweet"
huvata (adjective, /hʌvətə/): "tall"
napubatt (adjective, /nəpʌbæɾ/): "thick"
lifayn (adjective, /lɪfen/): "thin"
titta (adjective, /tɪɾə/): "warm"
fith (adjective, /fɪð/): "weak"
attata (adjective, /æɾətə/): "white"
me (adjective, /mɛ/): "wide"
utaipooka (adjective, /ʌtaɪpʊkæ/): "yellow"
ivittili (adjective, /iviɾilɪ/): "young"
Verbs
taysatit (verb, /tesətɪt/): "bake"
ashayttala (verb, /æʃeɾəlæ/): "be"
jiba (verb, /dʒɪbə/): "belong"
sinaw (verb, /sɪno/): "bite"
ak (verb, /ək/): "break"
lipaj (verb, /lipaj/): "burn"
zasuk (verb, /zəsʌk/): "come"
apinoughtta (verb, /æpɪnɒɾə/): "die"
um (verb, /ʌm/): "drink"
oonim (verb, /ʊnim/): "eat"
punanough (verb, /punənɒ/): "fall"
ttezath (verb, /ɾɛzəθ/): "fight"
zakatan (verb, /zəkætən/): "find"
utt (verb, /ʌɾ/): "fish"
ittatais (verb, /iɾətaɪs/): "fly"
attenathe (verb, /əɾɛnəðɛ/): "frown"
atuza (verb, /ətuzə/): "go"
sawtanatt (verb, /sotənəɾ/): "growl"
ethutt (verb, /ɛθuɾ/): "hate"
attinemu (verb, /əɾɪnɛmu/): "have"
ikaw (verb, /ɪko/): "hear"
inab (verb, /inəb/): "hide"
tina (verb, /tɪnə/): "hold"
itapiza (verb, /ɪtəpɪzə/): "hunt"
ittinitti (verb, /ɪɾɪniɾɪ/): "jump"
ti (verb, /tɪ/): "kill"
itta (verb, /ɪɾə/): "know"
iyalaytt (verb, /ɪyəleɾ/): "laugh"
noughch (verb, /nɒtʃ/): "lie"
isa (verb, /ɪsə/): "live"
vita (verb, /vɪtə/): "lose"
uthish (verb, /uðiʃ/): "love"
zudawnib (verb, /zʌdonib/): "need"
inibaloi (verb, /inibəlɔɪ/): "own"
oughthutunough (verb, /ɒðutʌnɒ/): "roast"
aza (verb, /əzæ/): "run"
atibed (verb, /ætɪbɛd/): "see"
loula (verb, /laʊla/): "sit"
aidaw (verb, /aɪdəw/): "sleep"
chusif (verb, /tʃʌsif/): "smell"
ulay (verb, /ule/): "smile"
voughsik (verb, /vɒsɪk/): "stand"
ttough (verb, /ɾɒ/): "strike"
ibettafe (verb, /ɪbɛɾəfɛ/): "swallow"
sia (verb, /ʒæ/): "swim"
laba (verb, /ləbə/): "taste"
aittubith (verb, /aɪɾʌbɪð/): "throw"
jitha (verb, /jiðə/): "walk"
iw (verb, /ɪw/): "want"
Nouns
uch (noun, /utʃ/): "afternoon"
attitt (noun, /æɾiɾ/): "ale"
pawb (noun, /pob/): "all"
aitti (noun, /aɪɾɪ/): "alligator"
iw (noun, /iw/): "arm"
azi (noun, /əzɪ/): "ash"
nath (noun, /nað/): "aunt"
munan (noun, /mʌnən/): "axe"
itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "bark"
anudoughna (noun, /ənʌdɒnə/): "bay"
ittus (noun, /iɾʌs/): "beer"
imaw (noun, /imo/): "beet"
tawma (noun, /tomə/): "bird"
nisavid (noun, /nɪsəvid/): "blood"
aputek (noun, /æputɛk/): "boar"
ttawlotutt (noun, /ɾolɔtuɾ/): "bone"
lawt (noun, /lot/): "breakfast"
ana (noun, /ənə/): "breast"
in (noun, /in/): "brother"
nafa (noun, /nəfə/): "castle"
attith (noun, /əɾɪθ/): "cat"
litti (noun, /lɪɾɪ/): "cat"
moughtt (noun, /mɒɾ/): "chest"
afashaju (noun, /əfaʃəju/): "chicken"
uwoughji (noun, /ʌwɒjɪ/): "claw"
tahusat (noun, /tahusət/): "cloud"
zijinoul (noun, /zɪjɪnaʊl/): "coconut"
limouzaw (noun, /lɪmaʊzo/): "crime"
kushaisay (noun, /kʌʃaɪse/): "day"
iju (noun, /ɪju/): "dinner"
att (noun, /əɾ/): "dog"
pal (noun, /pəl/): "drink"
hali (noun, /həlɪ/): "dungeon"
aih (noun, /aɪh/): "ear"
wadedatt (noun, /wædɛdəɾ/): "earth"
ine (noun, /ɪnɛ/): "egg"
ttizi (noun, /ɾɪzɪ/): "elder"
wupoothitt (noun, /wupʊðɪɾ/): "enemy"
aw (noun, /əw/): "evening"
nutaithai (noun, /nʌtaɪðaɪ/): "eye"
ze (noun, /zɛ/): "family"
ni (noun, /nɪ/): "father"
kitt (noun, /kiɾ/): "feather"
nelul (noun, /nɛlul/): "fight"
noumaytough (noun, /naʊmetɒ/): "finger"
nawdat (noun, /nodət/): "fire"
ataid (noun, /ataɪd/): "fish"
iga (noun, /ɪgə/): "flesh"
kanali (noun, /kənəlɪ/): "foot"
unatt (noun, /ʌnəɾ/): "forest"
inazain (noun, /ɪnəzaɪn/): "fox"
adazana (noun, /ədəzəna/): "friend"
ahuwini (noun, /əhuwinɪ/): "goose"
kaynathas (noun, /kenəðæs/): "grease"
zaf (noun, /zəf/): "group"
athas (noun, /əðəs/): "gulf"
tep (noun, /tɛp/): "hair"
ti (noun, /tɪ/): "hand"
lattuvu (noun, /ləɾʌvʌ/): "hat"
shawvupi (noun, /ʃovʌpɪ/): "hate"
lez (noun, /lɛz/): "head"
atsa (noun, /ətsæ/): "hill"
wi (noun, /wɪ/): "horn"
isanis (noun, /ɪsanɪs/): "horse"
apool (noun, /æpʊl/): "house"
unati (noun, /ʌnəti/): "inn"
toughn (noun, /tɒn/): "island"
aydu (noun, /edʌ/): "jaw"
atuta (noun, /ətʌtə/): "lake"
angililay (noun, /əŋɪlile/): "leaf"
itatit (noun, /ɪtətɪt/): "leg"
nitailai (noun, /nɪtaɪlaɪ/): "liver"
ava (noun, /əvə/): "louse"
akutteng (noun, /əkʌɾɛŋ/): "love"
sunaisi (noun, /sunaɪsi/): "lunch"
chalas (noun, /tʃaləs/): "man"
kijavas (noun, /kɪjəvəs/): "many"
aydat (noun, /edæt/): "meal"
awtayrru (noun, /oteru/): "metal"
ngad (noun, /ŋəd/): "mine"
oughtihun (noun, /ɒtɪhʌn/): "monster"
adavus (noun, /ədævus/): "moon"
jaittootit (noun, /dʒaɪɾʊtɪt/): "morning"
lusathu (noun, /lusəðʌ/): "mother"
ad (noun, /əd/): "mountain"
achi (noun, /ətʃi/): "mouth"
ihilavi (noun, /ɪhɪləvɪ/): "name"
jaynup (noun, /jenup/): "neck"
ipi (noun, /ɪpɪ/): "night"
bapeth (noun, /bəpɛð/): "noodle"
mangoughfaw (noun, /məŋɒfo/): "nose"
bakiti (noun, /bækɪtɪ/): "ocean"
ulahatt (noun, /uləhaɾ/): "parent"
ttijafay (noun, /ɾidʒafe/): "path"
tajusaim (noun, /təjʌsaɪm/): "peace"
nath (noun, /nəð/): "pepper"
wuz (noun, /wʌz/): "person"
ayne (noun, /enɛ/): "pie"
uttoughn (noun, /ʌɾɒn/): "pig"
atafawtt (noun, /ætəfoɾ/): "rabbit"
ananat (noun, /ənænat/): "rain"
ana (noun, /anə/): "rat"
finouttu (noun, /fɪnaʊɾʌ/): "river"
lough (noun, /lɒ/): "robe"
ipa (noun, /ipə/): "rock"
oughta (noun, /ɒtə/): "root"
isi (noun, /ɪsi/): "salt"
payta (noun, /petə/): "sand"
zousivil (noun, /zaʊsivɪl/): "seed"
atteja (noun, /æɾɛdʒə/): "sibling"
chawd (noun, /chod/): "sister"
aytti (noun, /eɾi/): "skin"
ngas (noun, /ŋəs/): "sky"
ekipina (noun, /ɛkɪpinæ/): "smoke"
funami (noun, /funæmi/): "snake"
fagough (noun, /fægɒ/): "soup"
tamai (noun, /təmaɪ/): "star"
attihil (noun, /əɾɪhil/): "stew"
inacha (noun, /ɪnətʃə/): "stomach"
if (noun, /if/): "stone"
sanayse (noun, /sanesɛ/): "stream"
ayf (noun, /ef/): "sun"
aymilatt (noun, /emɪləɾ/): "sword"
afaythitti (noun, /afeðɪɾɪ/): "tail"
kalanap (noun, /kələnəp/): "tavern"
uz (noun, /ʌz/): "thumb"
tutalay (noun, /tutəle/): "tongue"
atuhib (noun, /ətuhib/): "tooth"
kaga (noun, /kəgə/): "tree"
aysasitt (noun, /esəsɪɾ/): "truth"
zatis (noun, /zətis/): "uncle"
mawvattai (noun, /movəɾaɪ/): "valley"
aytin (noun, /etin/): "war"
kenayd (noun, /kɛned/): "water"
abuttatu (noun, /əbʌɾətʌ/): "way"
azatt (noun, /əzæɾ/): "wine"
ana (noun, /ənæ/): "woman"
awnatt (noun, /onæɾ/): "word"