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Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Talat
Talat Dictionary
Pronouns
enu (pronoun, /ɛnu/): "he"
tawn (pronoun, /ton/): "she"
ath (pronoun, /əθ/): "they"
isi (pronoun, /isɪ/): "you"
aze (pronoun, /əzɛ/): "we"
it (pronoun, /it/): "I"
Articles
za (article, /zə/): "a"
zi (article, /zɪ/): "the"
Prepositions
uk (preposition, /uk/): "and"
ttittal (preposition, /ɾiɾəl/): "as"
ttul (preposition, /ɾʌl/): "from"
attawpeh (preposition, /əɾopɛh/): "in"
sacha (preposition, /sətʃə/): "of"
gaih (preposition, /gaɪh/): "or"
haytt (preposition, /heɾ/): "to"
ttawizai (preposition, /ɾəwɪzaɪ/): "will"
att (preposition, /əɾ/): "with"
Numbers
nad (number, /nəd/): "zero"
uka (number, /ukə/): "one"
aditha (number, /ədiðə/): "two"
kig (number, /kig/): "three"
bakin (number, /bəkɪn/): "four"
ez (number, /ɛz/): "five"
zich (number, /zɪtʃ/): "six"
kekukayn (number, /kɛkʌken/): "seven"
afama (number, /æfəmə/): "eight"
idawap (number, /idəwæp/): "nine"
shech (number, /ʃɛtʃ/): "ten"
Questions
witti (question, /wɪɾɪ/): "what"
nisaiva (question, /nisaɪvə/): "who"
nelingi (question, /nɛlɪŋi/): "how"
oughpaichi (question, /ɒpaɪchɪ/): "why"
fai (question, /faɪ/): "when"
Interjections
dattate (interjection, /dəɾætɛ/): "hello"
thafi (interjection, /ðəfi/): "goodbye"
ivitija (interjection, /ɪvɪtɪdʒə/): "hey"
ayath (interjection, /əyəð/): "bye"
kunam (interjection, /kʌnam/): "ouch"
ooz (interjection, /ʊz/): "wow"
igirrittai (interjection, /ɪgɪriɾaɪ/): "uh"
ningubi (interjection, /nɪŋubi/): "er"
isuttu (interjection, /ɪsuɾʌ/): "um"
Adverbs
fama (adverb, /fəmə/): "again"
sicough (adverb, /sɪcɒ/): "now"
natittang (adverb, /nətiɾæŋ/): "soon"
nattawat (adverb, /nəɾəwət/): "often"
ah (adverb, /əh/): "sometimes"
erra (adverb, /ɛrə/): "always"
atihurra (adverb, /ətihurə/): "never"
ininatt (adverb, /ɪnɪnaɾ/): "seldom"
Adjectives
latath (adjective, /lətað/): "aromatic"
bittikach (adjective, /bɪɾɪkəx/): "basted"
tittazat (adjective, /tɪɾazət/): "big"
amet (adjective, /əmɛt/): "bitter"
sulawi (adjective, /sʌləwi/): "black"
piluhe (adjective, /piluhɛ/): "blue"
ttis (adjective, /ɾɪs/): "brown"
mi (adjective, /mɪ/): "chilled"
ttaidinai (adjective, /ɾaɪdinaɪ/): "cold"
fi (adjective, /fɪ/): "curried"
zudanas (adjective, /zudænəs/): "dark"
thukipar (adjective, /θʌkipəɹ/): "deep"
ttufuttun (adjective, /ɾʌfʌɾʌn/): "divine"
ifou (adjective, /ifaʊ/): "drunk"
anayj (adjective, /ənej/): "empty"
ttaylada (adjective, /ɾeləda/): "evil"
aibuttaiza (adjective, /aɪbuɾaɪza/): "familiar"
aisitt (adjective, /aɪsiɾ/): "fat"
af (adjective, /əf/): "flat"
naw (adjective, /no/): "frail"
ttuboo (adjective, /ɾubʊ/): "fried"
iv (adjective, /ɪv/): "full"
liti (adjective, /litɪ/): "good"
chounawh (adjective, /tʃaʊnoh/): "green"
anij (adjective, /ənɪj/): "grey"
ttu (adjective, /ɾu/): "honest"
ttit (adjective, /ɾit/): "hot"
zawfizif (adjective, /zofɪzɪf/): "light"
upasit (adjective, /upəsit/): "long"
hihaiw (adjective, /hɪhaɪw/): "loud"
maziwa (adjective, /məziwa/): "mortal"
atidata (adjective, /ətɪdəta/): "mysterious"
the (adjective, /ðɛ/): "narrow"
nidatta (adjective, /nɪdəɾə/): "old"
zitt (adjective, /zɪɾ/): "orange"
ninutu (adjective, /nɪnʌtu/): "pungent"
ttuttanatt (adjective, /ɾuɾænəɾ/): "purple"
awachav (adjective, /æwəchəv/): "quiet"
mudaf (adjective, /mudəf/): "raw"
atathiti (adjective, /ətəðiti/): "rectangular"
anaitti (adjective, /ənaɪɾɪ/): "red"
awoo (adjective, /awʊ/): "roasted"
awathi (adjective, /əwəðɪ/): "round"
ttaw (adjective, /ɾo/): "salty"
thay (adjective, /θe/): "savory"
avad (adjective, /əvəd/): "shallow"
akoughda (adjective, /əkɒdə/): "short"
ulekib (adjective, /ʌlɛkɪb/): "smoked"
eyate (adjective, /ɛyətɛ/): "sober"
athipa (adjective, /əðipə/): "sour"
itha (adjective, /ɪθə/): "spicy"
sada (adjective, /sədæ/): "spiral"
sata (adjective, /satə/): "square"
ayhilaza (adjective, /ehɪləza/): "steamed"
awttam (adjective, /oɾəm/): "strange"
laychisav (adjective, /letʃisəv/): "strong"
ikiwouj (adjective, /ɪkiwaʊj/): "sturdy"
oughzepitti (adjective, /ɒzɛpɪɾɪ/): "sweet"
dawnutu (adjective, /donutu/): "tall"
ev (adjective, /ɛv/): "thick"
kalimaych (adjective, /kəlɪmex/): "thin"
at (adjective, /ət/): "warm"
uhittit (adjective, /uhiɾɪt/): "weak"
uduhal (adjective, /udʌhəl/): "white"
ish (adjective, /ɪʃ/): "wide"
hunali (adjective, /hʌnəlɪ/): "yellow"
zenawbat (adjective, /zɛnobæt/): "young"
Verbs
angirr (verb, /æŋɪr/): "bake"
awaita (verb, /əwaɪta/): "be"
ngadim (verb, /ŋadɪm/): "belong"
aykiti (verb, /ekitɪ/): "bite"
nizahatt (verb, /nɪzəhəɾ/): "break"
nay (verb, /ne/): "burn"
ettipa (verb, /ɛɾɪpə/): "come"
ittawsad (verb, /iɾosəd/): "die"
pa (verb, /pə/): "drink"
aypif (verb, /epɪf/): "eat"
esawhe (verb, /ɛsohɛ/): "fall"
angisid (verb, /əŋɪsɪd/): "fight"
adun (verb, /ædʌn/): "find"
apanak (verb, /apənək/): "fish"
isasuma (verb, /isəsʌmə/): "fly"
fayt (verb, /fet/): "frown"
sab (verb, /sab/): "go"
jou (verb, /dʒaʊ/): "growl"
thaisiita (verb, /ðaɪʒɪtə/): "hate"
itha (verb, /iðə/): "have"
ayrr (verb, /er/): "hear"
datuye (verb, /dətʌyɛ/): "hide"
ijattaba (verb, /ijəɾəbə/): "hold"
di (verb, /di/): "hunt"
anilefu (verb, /ənɪlɛfu/): "jump"
nizatti (verb, /nɪzəɾɪ/): "kill"
koutti (verb, /kaʊɾi/): "know"
ufaniz (verb, /ufənɪz/): "laugh"
etaliki (verb, /ɛtəlɪki/): "lie"
ahanoutt (verb, /əhənaʊɾ/): "live"
thoughwizav (verb, /ðɒwizəv/): "lose"
na (verb, /næ/): "love"
afa (verb, /əfə/): "need"
ettataba (verb, /ɛɾətəbə/): "own"
ttis (verb, /ɾɪs/): "roast"
koughv (verb, /kɒv/): "run"
unasapa (verb, /ʌnæsəpə/): "see"
ngalatat (verb, /ŋələtət/): "sit"
ttawel (verb, /ɾəwɛl/): "sleep"
nahajaw (verb, /nəhəjəw/): "smell"
laymitt (verb, /lemiɾ/): "smile"
nith (verb, /nið/): "stand"
thouha (verb, /ðaʊhə/): "strike"
ailuk (verb, /aɪluk/): "swallow"
ayttaim (verb, /eɾaɪm/): "swim"
zikattuth (verb, /zɪkəɾʌð/): "taste"
nas (verb, /nəs/): "throw"
thett (verb, /ðɛɾ/): "walk"
el (verb, /ɛl/): "want"
Nouns
efa (noun, /ɛfə/): "afternoon"
na (noun, /nə/): "ale"
tta (noun, /ɾə/): "all"
ulin (noun, /ʌlin/): "alligator"
ud (noun, /ʌd/): "arm"
awshanutha (noun, /oʃənuðə/): "ash"
ipayuf (noun, /ɪpəyuf/): "aunt"
ttaji (noun, /ɾæjɪ/): "axe"
dich (noun, /dɪtʃ/): "bark"
thawu (noun, /ðəwu/): "bay"
athetaytt (noun, /əðɛteɾ/): "beer"
inaba (noun, /ɪnəbə/): "beet"
nanooza (noun, /nənʊzæ/): "bird"
aijufatta (noun, /aɪjufəɾə/): "blood"
asit (noun, /əsit/): "boar"
mough (noun, /mɒ/): "bone"
dawwat (noun, /dowət/): "breakfast"
ttanija (noun, /ɾənɪjə/): "breast"
ni (noun, /nɪ/): "brother"
asafatt (noun, /əsəfəɾ/): "castle"
akij (noun, /əkɪdʒ/): "cat"
ize (noun, /ɪzɛ/): "cat"
vai (noun, /vaɪ/): "chest"
ilakin (noun, /ɪləkɪn/): "chicken"
asara (noun, /əsæɹə/): "claw"
aja (noun, /ajə/): "cloud"
ugigati (noun, /ʌgigatɪ/): "coconut"
amadawli (noun, /əmədolɪ/): "crime"
itashana (noun, /ɪtəʃənə/): "day"
lepi (noun, /lɛpɪ/): "dinner"
ngithifa (noun, /ŋɪðɪfə/): "dog"
ihinasa (noun, /ihinæsə/): "drink"
abivasa (noun, /əbɪvəsə/): "dungeon"
ngilina (noun, /ŋɪlinə/): "ear"
usaw (noun, /ʌso/): "earth"
futtinaib (noun, /fʌɾɪnaɪb/): "egg"
ttivis (noun, /ɾɪvɪs/): "elder"
kulaf (noun, /kuləf/): "enemy"
ddinusal (noun, /ɽinʌsəl/): "evening"
ilawi (noun, /ɪləwi/): "eye"
ttough (noun, /ɾɒ/): "family"
obasisa (noun, /ɔbəsɪsə/): "father"
akanat (noun, /əkənət/): "feather"
aniw (noun, /æniw/): "fight"
ipidila (noun, /ɪpɪdɪlə/): "finger"
ttatu (noun, /ɾætʌ/): "fire"
tawtough (noun, /totɒ/): "fish"
bit (noun, /bɪt/): "flesh"
ttetushaw (noun, /ɾɛtuʃəw/): "foot"
ikathiwa (noun, /ɪkəðiwæ/): "forest"
aivinim (noun, /aɪvinɪm/): "fox"
tu (noun, /tʌ/): "friend"
oughnouf (noun, /ɒnaʊf/): "goose"
ttoochaj (noun, /ɾʊtʃəj/): "grease"
izaytt (noun, /izeɾ/): "group"
tavu (noun, /tævu/): "gulf"
jes (noun, /jɛs/): "hair"
ttattittam (noun, /ɾæɾiɾəm/): "hand"
shataik (noun, /ʃætaɪk/): "hat"
iyittit (noun, /ɪyiɾit/): "hate"
asang (noun, /əsəŋ/): "head"
aytila (noun, /etɪlə/): "hill"
tarres (noun, /tərɛs/): "horn"
ithilitu (noun, /ɪθɪlitʌ/): "horse"
ahapata (noun, /ahəpətə/): "house"
anamawna (noun, /ənəmonə/): "inn"
wap (noun, /wæp/): "island"
temanic (noun, /tɛmənɪc/): "jaw"
am (noun, /əm/): "lake"
ttawlatak (noun, /ɾolətæk/): "leaf"
ad (noun, /æd/): "leg"
anizaf (noun, /ənɪzəf/): "liver"
ttaf (noun, /ɾəf/): "louse"
utachat (noun, /ʌtatʃət/): "love"
avam (noun, /əvəm/): "lunch"
adawayda (noun, /ədæwedə/): "man"
asalutti (noun, /əsəluɾɪ/): "many"
athu (noun, /əðʌ/): "meal"
ciba (noun, /cibə/): "metal"
viche (noun, /vixɛ/): "mine"
us (noun, /us/): "monster"
asabu (noun, /əsəbʌ/): "moon"
aywamapi (noun, /ewəməpɪ/): "morning"
ethel (noun, /ɛðɛl/): "mother"
ematay (noun, /ɛmate/): "mountain"
naytt (noun, /neɾ/): "mouth"
si (noun, /si/): "name"
itil (noun, /ɪtɪl/): "neck"
aythisila (noun, /eθisilə/): "night"
adaw (noun, /ədəw/): "noodle"
ahoughchi (noun, /əhɒtʃɪ/): "nose"
tisi (noun, /tisɪ/): "ocean"
kat (noun, /kət/): "parent"
nay (noun, /ne/): "path"
alavu (noun, /əlavʌ/): "peace"
littashay (noun, /liɾəʃe/): "pepper"
ikidatta (noun, /ɪkɪdæɾə/): "person"
la (noun, /lə/): "pie"
apittatta (noun, /əpɪɾəɾə/): "pig"
bisawtta (noun, /bɪsoɾə/): "rabbit"
minaziv (noun, /mɪnəziv/): "rain"
attoohoughday (noun, /æɾʊhɒde/): "rat"
daytt (noun, /deɾ/): "river"
zoughf (noun, /zɒf/): "robe"
utitithough (noun, /utɪtɪðɒ/): "rock"
angatt (noun, /əŋaɾ/): "root"
we (noun, /wɛ/): "salt"
ttifudib (noun, /ɾɪfʌdɪb/): "sand"
itakaitta (noun, /ɪtækaɪɾæ/): "seed"
ukoughsaz (noun, /ʌkɒsəz/): "sibling"
anadij (noun, /ənadij/): "sister"
ttaythoughk (noun, /ɾeðɒk/): "skin"
usoughda (noun, /usɒdə/): "sky"
dungikaf (noun, /dʌŋikaf/): "smoke"
iwata (noun, /iwətə/): "snake"
oughnevipou (noun, /ɒnɛvipaʊ/): "soup"
jaytha (noun, /jeðə/): "star"
onizathai (noun, /ɔnizæðaɪ/): "stew"
alazi (noun, /ələzɪ/): "stomach"
sizah (noun, /sɪzəh/): "stone"
nanaivun (noun, /nənaɪvʌn/): "stream"
ikousu (noun, /ikaʊsu/): "sun"
ittula (noun, /ɪɾulə/): "sword"
ujidij (noun, /ʌjɪdij/): "tail"
ttasunel (noun, /ɾəsʌnɛl/): "tavern"
tatike (noun, /tətɪkɛ/): "thumb"
pihain (noun, /pihaɪn/): "tongue"
awnathataw (noun, /onaðəto/): "tooth"
azapu (noun, /əzæpu/): "tree"
ttakoughfe (noun, /ɾəkɒfɛ/): "truth"
lamat (noun, /lamət/): "uncle"
dikibi (noun, /dɪkɪbɪ/): "valley"
tajathi (noun, /təjəðɪ/): "war"
ut (noun, /ʌt/): "water"
ttoitood (noun, /ɾɔɪtʊd/): "way"
al (noun, /æl/): "wine"
apunabi (noun, /əpunəbi/): "woman"
afaysuk (noun, /əfesuk/): "word"