Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Lamattev
Lamattev Dictionary
Pronouns
ha (pronoun, /ha/): "he"
thi (pronoun, /ðɪ/): "she"
tta (pronoun, /ɾə/): "they"
paz (pronoun, /pəz/): "you"
un (pronoun, /ʌn/): "we"
ooz (pronoun, /ʊz/): "I"
Articles
sad (article, /səd/): "a"
na (article, /nə/): "the"
Prepositions
oiwimough (preposition, /ɔɪwimɒ/): "and"
uttih (preposition, /uɾih/): "as"
ittaitt (preposition, /ɪɾaɪɾ/): "from"
ngett (preposition, /ŋɛɾ/): "in"
iwi (preposition, /ɪwɪ/): "of"
thusait (preposition, /ðʌsaɪt/): "or"
ham (preposition, /ham/): "to"
lawsit (preposition, /losɪt/): "will"
ttin (preposition, /ɾin/): "with"
Numbers
ttuv (number, /ɾʌv/): "zero"
imi (number, /imi/): "one"
mi (number, /mi/): "two"
ttutt (number, /ɾʌɾ/): "three"
ngitu (number, /ŋitu/): "four"
na (number, /nə/): "five"
aloughd (number, /ælɒd/): "six"
neza (number, /nɛzə/): "seven"
aypith (number, /epɪð/): "eight"
tatoughs (number, /tətɒs/): "nine"
al (number, /əl/): "ten"
Questions
awkishathay (question, /okiʃəðe/): "what"
wificen (question, /wifɪcɛn/): "who"
tawk (question, /tok/): "how"
uttidan (question, /uɾidən/): "why"
aytte (question, /eɾɛ/): "when"
Interjections
amaim (interjection, /əmaɪm/): "hello"
ittab (interjection, /ɪɾəb/): "goodbye"
telit (interjection, /tɛlɪt/): "hey"
de (interjection, /dɛ/): "bye"
uhaz (interjection, /ʌhaz/): "ouch"
ttanoughv (interjection, /ɾænɒv/): "wow"
awingool (interjection, /awiŋʊl/): "uh"
nadapi (interjection, /nədəpi/): "er"
oughw (interjection, /ɒw/): "um"
Adverbs
ke (adverb, /kɛ/): "again"
esifanu (adverb, /ɛsɪfənu/): "now"
ttiwitam (adverb, /ɾiwɪtəm/): "soon"
etti (adverb, /ɛɾɪ/): "often"
terraimud (adverb, /tɛraɪmud/): "sometimes"
ezin (adverb, /ɛzin/): "always"
ipinaz (adverb, /ɪpɪnəz/): "never"
aman (adverb, /əman/): "seldom"
Adjectives
zouvam (adjective, /zaʊvəm/): "aromatic"
tattittuth (adjective, /taɾɪɾʌð/): "basted"
uttawchoobu (adjective, /uɾochʊbu/): "big"
su (adjective, /sʌ/): "bitter"
iq (adjective, /ɪq/): "black"
ezit (adjective, /ɛzit/): "blue"
iw (adjective, /iw/): "brown"
akan (adjective, /əkən/): "chilled"
attit (adjective, /əɾit/): "cold"
chicami (adjective, /tʃɪcəmɪ/): "curried"
las (adjective, /læs/): "dark"
nittisab (adjective, /niɾɪsəb/): "deep"
das (adjective, /dəs/): "divine"
vasumi (adjective, /vasʌmɪ/): "drunk"
it (adjective, /it/): "empty"
amalal (adjective, /əmələl/): "evil"
nabibu (adjective, /nəbɪbʌ/): "familiar"
athidin (adjective, /əðidɪn/): "fat"
na (adjective, /nə/): "flat"
awzattay (adjective, /ozəɾe/): "frail"
amai (adjective, /əmaɪ/): "fried"
itheshan (adjective, /ɪðɛʃən/): "full"
niva (adjective, /nɪvə/): "good"
away (adjective, /əwe/): "green"
awddanig (adjective, /oɽənɪg/): "grey"
udan (adjective, /udən/): "honest"
il (adjective, /ɪl/): "hot"
unashapa (adjective, /unəʃəpə/): "light"
oughmuwawla (adjective, /ɒmʌwolə/): "long"
bi (adjective, /bɪ/): "loud"
duz (adjective, /duz/): "mortal"
itout (adjective, /ɪtaʊt/): "mysterious"
putichas (adjective, /putɪtʃəs/): "narrow"
aydamicha (adjective, /edəmitʃə/): "old"
si (adjective, /sɪ/): "orange"
ttibil (adjective, /ɾɪbil/): "pungent"
azasadday (adjective, /əzəsəɽe/): "purple"
ik (adjective, /ik/): "quiet"
atidaima (adjective, /ætɪdaɪma/): "raw"
gin (adjective, /gɪn/): "rectangular"
dan (adjective, /dən/): "red"
win (adjective, /win/): "roasted"
tays (adjective, /tes/): "round"
pise (adjective, /pisɛ/): "salty"
ev (adjective, /ɛv/): "savory"
bainu (adjective, /baɪnu/): "shallow"
naipish (adjective, /naɪpiʃ/): "short"
ap (adjective, /əp/): "smoked"
ushai (adjective, /uʃaɪ/): "sober"
sunaza (adjective, /sʌnəzə/): "sour"
tata (adjective, /tatə/): "spicy"
haw (adjective, /ho/): "spiral"
ahatt (adjective, /əhəɾ/): "square"
ni (adjective, /ni/): "steamed"
hadi (adjective, /hədɪ/): "strange"
al (adjective, /al/): "strong"
ngaytt (adjective, /ŋeɾ/): "sturdy"
dattawib (adjective, /dəɾəwɪb/): "sweet"
attani (adjective, /aɾəni/): "tall"
ala (adjective, /ələ/): "thick"
itti (adjective, /ɪɾi/): "thin"
athediku (adjective, /æðɛdiku/): "warm"
nuna (adjective, /nunæ/): "weak"
ichaitt (adjective, /itʃaɪɾ/): "white"
wed (adjective, /wɛd/): "wide"
ina (adjective, /inə/): "yellow"
ngid (adjective, /ŋid/): "young"
Verbs
ttanatan (verb, /ɾanətən/): "bake"
shatap (verb, /ʃətəp/): "be"
zaith (verb, /zaɪð/): "belong"
imaniz (verb, /ɪmaniz/): "bite"
anatush (verb, /anatʌʃ/): "break"
asi (verb, /əsɪ/): "burn"
va (verb, /væ/): "come"
itinel (verb, /ɪtɪnɛl/): "die"
fough (verb, /fɒ/): "drink"
jagapet (verb, /jəgəpɛt/): "eat"
manalayth (verb, /mənəleð/): "fall"
feta (verb, /fɛtə/): "fight"
oughkek (verb, /ɒkɛk/): "find"
sucai (verb, /sucaɪ/): "fish"
eza (verb, /ɛzə/): "fly"
ttal (verb, /ɾəl/): "frown"
limoozi (verb, /lɪmʊzi/): "go"
afulak (verb, /æfʌlək/): "growl"
es (verb, /ɛs/): "hate"
dadidi (verb, /dədidɪ/): "have"
tekelaw (verb, /tɛkɛləw/): "hear"
emathat (verb, /ɛmæðət/): "hide"
jici (verb, /dʒɪci/): "hold"
nabedat (verb, /nəbɛdət/): "hunt"
sanu (verb, /sənu/): "jump"
adafatti (verb, /adəfəɾɪ/): "kill"
sa (verb, /sə/): "know"
pit (verb, /pɪt/): "laugh"
agaboughji (verb, /əgəbɒjɪ/): "lie"
ashough (verb, /əʃɒ/): "live"
iba (verb, /ibə/): "lose"
ttehavit (verb, /ɾɛhəvɪt/): "love"
awgataw (verb, /ogatəw/): "need"
sough (verb, /sɒ/): "own"
ayninuzay (verb, /enɪnuze/): "roast"
vatt (verb, /vəɾ/): "run"
ayti (verb, /etɪ/): "see"
ttathadan (verb, /ɾəðədan/): "sit"
nazattas (verb, /næzəɾəs/): "sleep"
oughzasam (verb, /ɒzəsəm/): "smell"
ttattatith (verb, /ɾəɾətið/): "smile"
mila (verb, /mɪlæ/): "stand"
ailanisough (verb, /aɪlənisɒ/): "strike"
aittis (verb, /aɪɾɪs/): "swallow"
inuloughfa (verb, /ɪnʌlɒfə/): "swim"
mapattag (verb, /məpəɾəg/): "taste"
oughposali (verb, /ɒpɔsælɪ/): "throw"
ahayma (verb, /æhemæ/): "walk"
avattane (verb, /əvəɾənɛ/): "want"
Nouns
ha (noun, /hə/): "afternoon"
ini (noun, /ɪnɪ/): "ale"
ta (noun, /tə/): "all"
zaywai (noun, /zewaɪ/): "alligator"
elidan (noun, /ɛlɪdən/): "arm"
aitsanou (noun, /aɪtsanaʊ/): "ash"
salawtu (noun, /sælotu/): "aunt"
emam (noun, /ɛmam/): "axe"
anasaw (noun, /ənəso/): "bark"
anali (noun, /ənəlɪ/): "bay"
ahayzasha (noun, /ahezəʃə/): "beer"
attayttas (noun, /əɾeɾəs/): "beet"
ttapihap (noun, /ɾəpihəp/): "bird"
isatus (noun, /ɪsətus/): "blood"
utate (noun, /ʌtətɛ/): "boar"
ifarutt (noun, /ɪfəɹuɾ/): "bone"
ginelutt (noun, /gɪnɛluɾ/): "breakfast"
thoughbi (noun, /ðɒbɪ/): "breast"
kakisaw (noun, /kəkɪso/): "brother"
ittik (noun, /ɪɾɪk/): "castle"
um (noun, /ʌm/): "cat"
umoughttade (noun, /ʌmɒɾədɛ/): "cat"
angad (noun, /əŋæd/): "chest"
attan (noun, /æɾən/): "chicken"
oughnoutas (noun, /ɒnaʊtəs/): "claw"
oughka (noun, /ɒkə/): "cloud"
thut (noun, /ðut/): "coconut"
numukayp (noun, /nʌmʌkep/): "crime"
oughfava (noun, /ɒfəvə/): "day"
pitek (noun, /pɪtɛk/): "dinner"
nuwati (noun, /nuwəti/): "dog"
sham (noun, /ʃəm/): "drink"
sil (noun, /sɪl/): "dungeon"
tatamous (noun, /tətæmaʊs/): "ear"
muzajou (noun, /muzəjaʊ/): "earth"
aytisija (noun, /etɪsɪjə/): "egg"
azoughkangi (noun, /əzɒkəŋi/): "elder"
ili (noun, /ɪli/): "enemy"
us (noun, /us/): "evening"
pisi (noun, /pɪsɪ/): "eye"
ttiv (noun, /ɾɪv/): "family"
daithaysoim (noun, /daɪðesɔɪm/): "father"
depayt (noun, /dɛpet/): "feather"
ata (noun, /ətæ/): "fight"
noitiz (noun, /nɔɪtɪz/): "finger"
ttewe (noun, /ɾɛwɛ/): "fire"
ek (noun, /ɛk/): "fish"
ithudd (noun, /iðuɽ/): "flesh"
siwi (noun, /sɪwi/): "foot"
dadiva (noun, /dædɪvə/): "forest"
ittayv (noun, /ɪɾev/): "fox"
esi (noun, /ɛsɪ/): "friend"
aylat (noun, /elət/): "goose"
ep (noun, /ɛp/): "grease"
shifada (noun, /ʃɪfədə/): "group"
itt (noun, /ɪɾ/): "gulf"
nasip (noun, /næsip/): "hair"
ttahija (noun, /ɾəhijæ/): "hand"
awsatajai (noun, /osətæjaɪ/): "hat"
watt (noun, /wəɾ/): "hate"
tining (noun, /tɪnɪŋ/): "head"
emanetta (noun, /ɛmənɛɾə/): "hill"
fatash (noun, /fətəʃ/): "horn"
si (noun, /si/): "horse"
awvil (noun, /ovɪl/): "house"
tapaww (noun, /təpow/): "inn"
ja (noun, /jə/): "island"
natt (noun, /nəɾ/): "jaw"
ne (noun, /nɛ/): "lake"
aikat (noun, /aɪkət/): "leaf"
kettett (noun, /kɛɾɛɾ/): "leg"
ekayza (noun, /ɛkezæ/): "liver"
iwin (noun, /iwɪn/): "louse"
ek (noun, /ɛk/): "love"
thu (noun, /ðu/): "lunch"
aitt (noun, /aɪɾ/): "man"
tha (noun, /ðə/): "many"
tak (noun, /tək/): "meal"
bittattin (noun, /biɾæɾɪn/): "metal"
oughgu (noun, /ɒgu/): "mine"
nai (noun, /naɪ/): "monster"
thi (noun, /θɪ/): "moon"
izathu (noun, /izəðʌ/): "morning"
imi (noun, /ɪmi/): "mother"
ki (noun, /kɪ/): "mountain"
ayv (noun, /ev/): "mouth"
is (noun, /is/): "name"
ima (noun, /ɪmə/): "neck"
evatte (noun, /ɛvəɾɛ/): "night"
uliq (noun, /ulɪq/): "noodle"
yabithatt (noun, /yəbiðaɾ/): "nose"
vit (noun, /vɪt/): "ocean"
oughtanaythi (noun, /ɒtəneðɪ/): "parent"
ngena (noun, /ŋɛna/): "path"
outt (noun, /aʊɾ/): "peace"
jaip (noun, /jaɪp/): "pepper"
juthayn (noun, /dʒʌðen/): "person"
thiw (noun, /ðɪw/): "pie"
ooni (noun, /ʊnɪ/): "pig"
shattiv (noun, /ʃəɾɪv/): "rabbit"
aysitta (noun, /esɪɾə/): "rain"
ahaythuth (noun, /əheðuθ/): "rat"
att (noun, /əɾ/): "river"
awigawwa (noun, /əwɪgowə/): "robe"
thujuket (noun, /ðujukɛt/): "rock"
tta (noun, /ɾə/): "root"
akayttes (noun, /əkeɾɛs/): "salt"
ichitta (noun, /ɪxiɾæ/): "sand"
ttitoughngayt (noun, /ɾɪtɒŋet/): "seed"
edaypanay (noun, /ɛdepane/): "sibling"
ayj (noun, /ej/): "sister"
tapilayl (noun, /təpilel/): "skin"
daid (noun, /daɪd/): "sky"
taywutan (noun, /tewutən/): "smoke"
ikadite (noun, /ikədɪtɛ/): "snake"
atti (noun, /əɾi/): "soup"
inedet (noun, /ɪnɛdɛt/): "star"
elanith (noun, /ɛlænɪð/): "stew"
un (noun, /un/): "stomach"
ditiw (noun, /dɪtɪw/): "stone"
azalett (noun, /æzəlɛɾ/): "stream"
thu (noun, /ðu/): "sun"
iwunga (noun, /ɪwuŋə/): "sword"
ittuvatt (noun, /iɾʌvæɾ/): "tail"
gumithay (noun, /gʌmɪðe/): "tavern"
aizattitta (noun, /aɪzəɾɪɾə/): "thumb"
aka (noun, /ækə/): "tongue"
anaib (noun, /ənaɪb/): "tooth"
zalu (noun, /zəlʌ/): "tree"
adapa (noun, /ædəpæ/): "truth"
vala (noun, /vələ/): "uncle"
ilu (noun, /ɪlu/): "valley"
tapesa (noun, /təpɛsə/): "war"
oughvafasai (noun, /ɒvəfəsaɪ/): "water"
anezough (noun, /ənɛzɒ/): "way"
nithit (noun, /niðɪt/): "wine"
fil (noun, /fɪl/): "woman"
jikaipith (noun, /jɪkaɪpið/): "word"