Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Kihad
Kihad Dictionary
Pronouns
af (pronoun, /əf/): "he"
taiv (pronoun, /taɪv/): "she"
ah (pronoun, /əh/): "they"
dail (pronoun, /daɪl/): "you"
itta (pronoun, /ɪɾə/): "we"
viw (pronoun, /viw/): "I"
Articles
iv (article, /iv/): "a"
va (article, /væ/): "the"
Prepositions
uttoottus (preposition, /ʌɾʊɾus/): "and"
athi (preposition, /əðɪ/): "as"
famal (preposition, /fəməl/): "from"
aydawda (preposition, /edodə/): "in"
irr (preposition, /ir/): "of"
mas (preposition, /məs/): "or"
esaythough (preposition, /ɛseðɒ/): "to"
achaiket (preposition, /ætʃaɪkɛt/): "will"
aha (preposition, /əhə/): "with"
Numbers
me (number, /mɛ/): "zero"
the (number, /ðɛ/): "one"
ifu (number, /ifu/): "two"
til (number, /til/): "three"
ttitt (number, /ɾiɾ/): "four"
ipitatta (number, /ɪpɪtəɾə/): "five"
fida (number, /fɪdə/): "six"
me (number, /mɛ/): "seven"
tadu (number, /tədʌ/): "eight"
oupala (number, /aʊpələ/): "nine"
ana (number, /ənə/): "ten"
Questions
sathahu (question, /səθəhu/): "what"
dataww (question, /dətow/): "who"
aysat (question, /esət/): "how"
imaq (question, /imaq/): "why"
naki (question, /nəkɪ/): "when"
Interjections
nayttiwas (interjection, /neɾɪwas/): "hello"
aj (interjection, /æj/): "goodbye"
vi (interjection, /vɪ/): "hey"
amayvan (interjection, /əmevæn/): "bye"
en (interjection, /ɛn/): "ouch"
oughfasaytha (interjection, /ɒfəseðə/): "wow"
ttaza (interjection, /ɾəzə/): "uh"
alatt (interjection, /ələɾ/): "er"
farrin (interjection, /færɪn/): "um"
Adverbs
til (adverb, /til/): "again"
itt (adverb, /ɪɾ/): "now"
lasum (adverb, /læsʌm/): "soon"
ig (adverb, /ɪg/): "often"
doughzattan (adverb, /dɒzəɾæn/): "sometimes"
etuttatt (adverb, /ɛtuɾəɾ/): "always"
itti (adverb, /iɾɪ/): "never"
aytettan (adverb, /etɛɾən/): "seldom"
Adjectives
ttad (adjective, /ɾæd/): "aromatic"
oughthivayta (adjective, /ɒðivetə/): "basted"
nittatha (adjective, /nɪɾaðæ/): "big"
zit (adjective, /zit/): "bitter"
ja (adjective, /jə/): "black"
taiditath (adjective, /taɪditəð/): "blue"
ad (adjective, /əd/): "brown"
jap (adjective, /jəp/): "chilled"
kugasayj (adjective, /kugəsedʒ/): "cold"
ane (adjective, /ənɛ/): "curried"
pisinoughg (adjective, /pɪsɪnɒg/): "dark"
izavavoo (adjective, /ɪzəvəvʊ/): "deep"
nayveni (adjective, /nevɛni/): "divine"
tana (adjective, /tənə/): "drunk"
da (adjective, /də/): "empty"
toughtta (adjective, /tɒɾə/): "evil"
ihu (adjective, /ihu/): "familiar"
saythaja (adjective, /seðəja/): "fat"
nan (adjective, /næn/): "flat"
ifi (adjective, /ɪfi/): "frail"
atithe (adjective, /ətɪθɛ/): "fried"
elangawhough (adjective, /ɛləŋohɒ/): "full"
ttith (adjective, /ɾɪð/): "good"
asazaim (adjective, /əsəzaɪm/): "green"
alanu (adjective, /ælənu/): "grey"
attainuth (adjective, /əɾaɪnʌð/): "honest"
ttititaytt (adjective, /ɾɪtiteɾ/): "hot"
awthit (adjective, /oðɪt/): "light"
niw (adjective, /nɪw/): "long"
anathawngi (adjective, /anəðoŋi/): "loud"
dubinath (adjective, /dubɪnəð/): "mortal"
agiliba (adjective, /əgɪlibə/): "mysterious"
nasayth (adjective, /næseð/): "narrow"
uka (adjective, /uka/): "old"
saku (adjective, /səkʌ/): "orange"
pasikeh (adjective, /pəsɪkɛh/): "pungent"
ikaw (adjective, /ɪkəw/): "purple"
oughsis (adjective, /ɒsis/): "quiet"
avaladi (adjective, /əvəladɪ/): "raw"
taywaw (adjective, /tewəw/): "rectangular"
jipedit (adjective, /jɪpɛdit/): "red"
dough (adjective, /dɒ/): "roasted"
ittala (adjective, /ɪɾələ/): "round"
kuhanitt (adjective, /kʌhəniɾ/): "salty"
nesapon (adjective, /nɛsəpɔn/): "savory"
awi (adjective, /əwi/): "shallow"
ritaf (adjective, /ɹɪtəf/): "short"
it (adjective, /ɪt/): "smoked"
akai (adjective, /əkaɪ/): "sober"
anayw (adjective, /ənew/): "sour"
attali (adjective, /əɾəlɪ/): "spicy"
athaifit (adjective, /aðaɪfɪt/): "spiral"
attilete (adjective, /əɾɪlɛtɛ/): "square"
bitti (adjective, /bɪɾɪ/): "steamed"
iti (adjective, /ɪti/): "strange"
puttath (adjective, /puɾəð/): "strong"
ingav (adjective, /iŋəv/): "sturdy"
unan (adjective, /unən/): "sweet"
nawigought (adjective, /nəwigɒt/): "tall"
anoottap (adjective, /ənʊɾəp/): "thick"
atanash (adjective, /atænəʃ/): "thin"
outaboughm (adjective, /aʊtəbɒm/): "warm"
na (adjective, /nə/): "weak"
aidittai (adjective, /aɪdɪɾaɪ/): "white"
aitt (adjective, /aɪɾ/): "wide"
taw (adjective, /to/): "yellow"
ab (adjective, /æb/): "young"
Verbs
kathisha (verb, /kəðɪʃə/): "bake"
ittasap (verb, /iɾəsæp/): "be"
ima (verb, /imə/): "belong"
ina (verb, /ɪnə/): "bite"
oola (verb, /ʊlə/): "break"
tamayka (verb, /təmekə/): "burn"
lit (verb, /lit/): "come"
thuth (verb, /ðuð/): "die"
azut (verb, /əzut/): "drink"
afathawa (verb, /æfəðæwə/): "eat"
sett (verb, /sɛɾ/): "fall"
aithiban (verb, /aɪðɪbən/): "fight"
ttale (verb, /ɾəlɛ/): "find"
asayttum (verb, /əseɾʌm/): "fish"
attinett (verb, /əɾɪnɛɾ/): "fly"
ttinatuv (verb, /ɾɪnətʌv/): "frown"
woughp (verb, /wɒp/): "go"
ttaithou (verb, /ɾaɪðaʊ/): "growl"
ap (verb, /əp/): "hate"
voun (verb, /vaʊn/): "have"
ittitay (verb, /ɪɾɪte/): "hear"
afay (verb, /əfe/): "hide"
afakatta (verb, /əfækəɾə/): "hold"
senisak (verb, /sɛnɪsək/): "hunt"
nisatta (verb, /nɪsəɾə/): "jump"
ni (verb, /ni/): "kill"
lel (verb, /lɛl/): "know"
lahadun (verb, /lahadun/): "laugh"
imawbaga (verb, /ɪmobəgə/): "lie"
as (verb, /əs/): "live"
ittid (verb, /ɪɾid/): "lose"
mawk (verb, /mok/): "love"
toughzi (verb, /tɒzi/): "need"
bikujatt (verb, /bɪkʌjəɾ/): "own"
awv (verb, /ov/): "roast"
imas (verb, /imæs/): "run"
tu (verb, /tʌ/): "see"
adez (verb, /ədɛz/): "sit"
bathi (verb, /bəðɪ/): "sleep"
jihidaitt (verb, /dʒɪhɪdaɪɾ/): "smell"
ttani (verb, /ɾənɪ/): "smile"
du (verb, /dʌ/): "stand"
ayi (verb, /ayi/): "strike"
kinga (verb, /kɪŋə/): "swallow"
utattaza (verb, /ʌtæɾæzə/): "swim"
piduwaz (verb, /pɪduwæz/): "taste"
hishik (verb, /hɪʃɪk/): "throw"
shasinech (verb, /ʃəsinɛch/): "walk"
asaz (verb, /əsəz/): "want"
Nouns
ethouhi (noun, /ɛðaʊhi/): "afternoon"
adaw (noun, /ədo/): "ale"
anam (noun, /ənəm/): "all"
sapid (noun, /səpid/): "alligator"
littudi (noun, /liɾʌdɪ/): "arm"
at (noun, /æt/): "ash"
ttit (noun, /ɾit/): "aunt"
ittadathough (noun, /ɪɾədəθɒ/): "axe"
atta (noun, /aɾə/): "bark"
angal (noun, /əŋəl/): "bay"
talay (noun, /təle/): "beer"
tisapai (noun, /tɪsəpaɪ/): "beet"
gafaili (noun, /gəfaɪlɪ/): "bird"
touwa (noun, /taʊwə/): "blood"
awzabaka (noun, /ozəbəkə/): "boar"
vaw (noun, /vo/): "bone"
chul (noun, /tʃul/): "breakfast"
ttittam (noun, /ɾiɾæm/): "breast"
ous (noun, /aʊs/): "brother"
lay (noun, /le/): "castle"
ithuttaid (noun, /ɪðuɾaɪd/): "cat"
adasutti (noun, /ədəsʌɾi/): "cat"
unavaza (noun, /unəvəzə/): "chest"
aittikathu (noun, /aɪɾɪkəðʌ/): "chicken"
as (noun, /əs/): "claw"
oughdoughdeqi (noun, /ɒdɒdɛqɪ/): "cloud"
aka (noun, /əkə/): "coconut"
kaf (noun, /kæf/): "crime"
bichab (noun, /bɪchəb/): "day"
zaisidal (noun, /zaɪsɪdəl/): "dinner"
may (noun, /me/): "dog"
ivaydithu (noun, /ɪvedɪðu/): "drink"
viz (noun, /viz/): "dungeon"
ibala (noun, /ɪbəlæ/): "ear"
ta (noun, /tæ/): "earth"
amizith (noun, /əmizɪθ/): "egg"
tavila (noun, /təvɪlə/): "elder"
enus (noun, /ɛnus/): "enemy"
inulih (noun, /inʌlɪh/): "evening"
eta (noun, /ɛtə/): "eye"
lanadij (noun, /lənədij/): "family"
ipa (noun, /ipə/): "father"
at (noun, /æt/): "feather"
naythitt (noun, /neðɪɾ/): "fight"
awlaytt (noun, /oleɾ/): "finger"
tittani (noun, /tɪɾənɪ/): "fire"
inuttat (noun, /ɪnuɾət/): "fish"
ttatt (noun, /ɾæɾ/): "flesh"
aitoughmuthi (noun, /aɪtɒmʌðɪ/): "foot"
dazanoof (noun, /dazənʊf/): "forest"
awpawtittaw (noun, /opotiɾo/): "fox"
chu (noun, /xʌ/): "friend"
nay (noun, /ne/): "goose"
anid (noun, /ənid/): "grease"
gimit (noun, /gɪmɪt/): "group"
bu (noun, /bʌ/): "gulf"
nat (noun, /nət/): "hair"
nawlainith (noun, /nolaɪnɪð/): "hand"
ake (noun, /əkɛ/): "hat"
hays (noun, /hes/): "hate"
itasam (noun, /ɪtəsəm/): "head"
ayf (noun, /ef/): "hill"
attimi (noun, /əɾɪmi/): "horn"
lakula (noun, /ləkʌlə/): "horse"
av (noun, /əv/): "house"
in (noun, /ɪn/): "inn"
itet (noun, /ɪtɛt/): "island"
lashisiim (noun, /ləʃɪʒim/): "jaw"
sitheh (noun, /siðɛh/): "lake"
petal (noun, /pɛtəl/): "leaf"
ine (noun, /inɛ/): "leg"
dutasha (noun, /dʌtaʃə/): "liver"
amela (noun, /əmɛlə/): "louse"
abittitti (noun, /əbiɾiɾɪ/): "love"
etiba (noun, /ɛtɪbæ/): "lunch"
oisihat (noun, /ɔɪsɪhət/): "man"
zaputh (noun, /zapuð/): "many"
asai (noun, /əsaɪ/): "meal"
ttetag (noun, /ɾɛtəg/): "metal"
ilawathi (noun, /iləwəðɪ/): "mine"
athi (noun, /əðɪ/): "monster"
as (noun, /əs/): "moon"
tedanaw (noun, /tɛdəno/): "morning"
aseva (noun, /asɛvə/): "mother"
sel (noun, /sɛl/): "mountain"
ittakaca (noun, /iɾəkəca/): "mouth"
shuliti (noun, /ʃulɪti/): "name"
lawbi (noun, /lobi/): "neck"
shaizasi (noun, /ʃaɪzæsɪ/): "night"
oughna (noun, /ɒnə/): "noodle"
anidatt (noun, /ənɪdəɾ/): "nose"
ewa (noun, /ɛwə/): "ocean"
asaithifay (noun, /əsaɪðɪfe/): "parent"
malawdas (noun, /məlodəs/): "path"
athabi (noun, /əðæbi/): "peace"
lathasa (noun, /ləðasæ/): "pepper"
tha (noun, /ðə/): "person"
ilalaysoo (noun, /iləlesʊ/): "pie"
es (noun, /ɛs/): "pig"
awwaite (noun, /owaɪtɛ/): "rabbit"
athattamough (noun, /əðəɾamɒ/): "rain"
ukoughdiwa (noun, /ʌkɒdɪwə/): "rat"
attamattou (noun, /əɾəməɾaʊ/): "river"
terinu (noun, /tɛɹɪnʌ/): "robe"
itith (noun, /ɪtɪð/): "rock"
dafipiv (noun, /dəfɪpiv/): "root"
aitajaw (noun, /aɪtæjəw/): "salt"
lababou (noun, /ləbəbaʊ/): "sand"
ata (noun, /ətə/): "seed"
utaitta (noun, /utaɪɾə/): "sibling"
tte (noun, /ɾɛ/): "sister"
il (noun, /ɪl/): "skin"
amadoude (noun, /amədaʊdɛ/): "sky"
gipunih (noun, /gɪpʌnɪh/): "smoke"
ittavi (noun, /ɪɾævɪ/): "snake"
aduqatt (noun, /æduqəɾ/): "soup"
awnita (noun, /onitə/): "star"
waloughj (noun, /wəlɒj/): "stew"
uttadi (noun, /uɾadɪ/): "stomach"
if (noun, /ɪf/): "stone"
anij (noun, /ənɪj/): "stream"
ttinad (noun, /ɾɪnad/): "sun"
udusittay (noun, /udusɪɾe/): "sword"
ttaj (noun, /ɾədʒ/): "tail"
ayshatatha (noun, /eʃætəðə/): "tavern"
savayli (noun, /sævelɪ/): "thumb"
di (noun, /dɪ/): "tongue"
zaidi (noun, /zaɪdɪ/): "tooth"
ttaz (noun, /ɾæz/): "tree"
iv (noun, /ɪv/): "truth"
dod (noun, /dɔd/): "uncle"
udise (noun, /ʌdɪsɛ/): "valley"
aizay (noun, /aɪze/): "war"
thanawdd (noun, /ðənoɽ/): "water"
nanitta (noun, /nənɪɾə/): "way"
thepip (noun, /ðɛpip/): "wine"
awidit (noun, /əwidɪt/): "woman"
tapita (noun, /təpɪtə/): "word"