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Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Gataylis
Gataylis Dictionary
Pronouns
oun (pronoun, /aʊn/): "he"
iza (pronoun, /ɪzə/): "she"
patt (pronoun, /pæɾ/): "they"
ij (pronoun, /ɪj/): "you"
awtta (pronoun, /oɾə/): "we"
ila (pronoun, /ɪlə/): "I"
Articles
imay (article, /ɪme/): "a"
tis (article, /tɪs/): "the"
Prepositions
adayth (preposition, /ədeð/): "and"
ak (preposition, /ək/): "as"
saithudu (preposition, /saɪðʌdu/): "from"
nawiwa (preposition, /næwiwə/): "in"
zamag (preposition, /zəməg/): "of"
etanela (preposition, /ɛtənɛlə/): "or"
nabo (preposition, /nəbɔ/): "to"
la (preposition, /lə/): "will"
nagats (preposition, /nəgəts/): "with"
Numbers
awaki (number, /əwakɪ/): "zero"
ilathaqa (number, /ɪləðəqa/): "one"
baza (number, /bəzə/): "two"
azase (number, /æzəsɛ/): "three"
chushasim (number, /chʌʃəsɪm/): "four"
sip (number, /sip/): "five"
ttenattin (number, /ɾɛnəɾin/): "six"
aythough (number, /eðɒ/): "seven"
sayttu (number, /seɾʌ/): "eight"
nayteda (number, /netɛdæ/): "nine"
sanittaw (number, /sənɪɾo/): "ten"
Questions
ttittud (question, /ɾɪɾʌd/): "what"
oughnevoo (question, /ɒnɛvʊ/): "who"
ha (question, /hə/): "how"
uchatai (question, /utʃətaɪ/): "why"
il (question, /il/): "when"
Interjections
ttattoutul (interjection, /ɾəɾaʊtul/): "hello"
upaze (interjection, /ʌpəzɛ/): "goodbye"
ayjoot (interjection, /ejʊt/): "hey"
zuw (interjection, /zuw/): "bye"
ayhinaj (interjection, /ehɪnadʒ/): "ouch"
al (interjection, /æl/): "wow"
nijayttik (interjection, /nɪdʒeɾɪk/): "uh"
etit (interjection, /ɛtit/): "er"
ttawah (interjection, /ɾəwəh/): "um"
Adverbs
aitathi (adverb, /aɪtəθɪ/): "again"
thizu (adverb, /ðɪzu/): "now"
ngoughvipoutt (adverb, /ŋɒvipaʊɾ/): "soon"
hidousough (adverb, /hɪdaʊsɒ/): "often"
uttool (adverb, /ʌɾʊl/): "sometimes"
mahalas (adverb, /mæhæləs/): "always"
sa (adverb, /sə/): "never"
nanapaz (adverb, /nənəpəz/): "seldom"
Adjectives
inuda (adjective, /ɪnudə/): "aromatic"
thingatt (adjective, /θiŋaɾ/): "basted"
attett (adjective, /əɾɛɾ/): "big"
banoo (adjective, /bænʊ/): "bitter"
aima (adjective, /aɪmə/): "black"
ttahawnip (adjective, /ɾəhonip/): "blue"
thi (adjective, /θi/): "brown"
bi (adjective, /bɪ/): "chilled"
ewiz (adjective, /ɛwɪz/): "cold"
sifawdit (adjective, /sifodɪt/): "curried"
itittav (adjective, /itiɾəv/): "dark"
inek (adjective, /ɪnɛk/): "deep"
chawz (adjective, /xoz/): "divine"
ttunasad (adjective, /ɾʌnæsəd/): "drunk"
ip (adjective, /ɪp/): "empty"
kettipa (adjective, /kɛɾipæ/): "evil"
ittayl (adjective, /iɾel/): "familiar"
oughpough (adjective, /ɒpɒ/): "fat"
ttapayttang (adjective, /ɾæpeɾəŋ/): "flat"
tas (adjective, /təs/): "frail"
mawve (adjective, /movɛ/): "fried"
tasiayhett (adjective, /təʒehɛɾ/): "full"
sattet (adjective, /saɾɛt/): "good"
ayttali (adjective, /eɾəlɪ/): "green"
nit (adjective, /nɪt/): "grey"
satiya (adjective, /sətiya/): "honest"
te (adjective, /tɛ/): "hot"
sitadun (adjective, /sɪtədun/): "light"
nak (adjective, /nək/): "long"
ake (adjective, /əkɛ/): "loud"
wathaw (adjective, /wəðəw/): "mortal"
azi (adjective, /əzi/): "mysterious"
awtud (adjective, /otʌd/): "narrow"
tadd (adjective, /tæɽ/): "old"
vala (adjective, /vələ/): "orange"
zil (adjective, /zil/): "pungent"
dana (adjective, /dənə/): "purple"
tuvitti (adjective, /tʌviɾɪ/): "quiet"
tafan (adjective, /təfən/): "raw"
ttathadil (adjective, /ɾæðædɪl/): "rectangular"
uk (adjective, /ʌk/): "red"
inuboughn (adjective, /inubɒn/): "roasted"
nay (adjective, /ne/): "round"
thisheb (adjective, /ðiʃɛb/): "salty"
nayvigid (adjective, /nevɪgid/): "savory"
oughm (adjective, /ɒm/): "shallow"
thawth (adjective, /ðoð/): "short"
nulaham (adjective, /nʌlæhəm/): "smoked"
aze (adjective, /əzɛ/): "sober"
oughlijute (adjective, /ɒlijʌtɛ/): "sour"
sa (adjective, /sə/): "spicy"
ivitu (adjective, /ɪvɪtu/): "spiral"
ittithum (adjective, /iɾɪθum/): "square"
izinatti (adjective, /izɪnəɾi/): "steamed"
nakiti (adjective, /nəkɪtɪ/): "strange"
natough (adjective, /natɒ/): "strong"
ja (adjective, /jə/): "sturdy"
ettays (adjective, /ɛɾes/): "sweet"
itaisath (adjective, /itaɪsəð/): "tall"
chaykitt (adjective, /tʃekɪɾ/): "thick"
ttoughm (adjective, /ɾɒm/): "thin"
awti (adjective, /oti/): "warm"
uthat (adjective, /ʌðət/): "weak"
ijal (adjective, /ɪjal/): "white"
daizichi (adjective, /daɪzɪchɪ/): "wide"
jeboupu (adjective, /dʒɛbaʊpu/): "yellow"
detawtt (adjective, /dɛtoɾ/): "young"
Verbs
eninoughn (verb, /ɛninɒn/): "bake"
kuttatta (verb, /kʌɾəɾə/): "be"
asimad (verb, /əsɪməd/): "belong"
atak (verb, /ætək/): "bite"
bimoughm (verb, /bɪmɒm/): "break"
usat (verb, /ʌsət/): "burn"
atawafi (verb, /ətəwəfi/): "come"
zi (verb, /zi/): "die"
kaynett (verb, /kenɛɾ/): "drink"
upali (verb, /upəli/): "eat"
itethe (verb, /itɛðɛ/): "fall"
awttish (verb, /oɾɪʃ/): "fight"
laba (verb, /ləbə/): "find"
sonavun (verb, /sɔnəvun/): "fish"
asu (verb, /əsu/): "fly"
aygaitti (verb, /egaɪɾi/): "frown"
agadaytta (verb, /əgədeɾə/): "go"
anakuch (verb, /ənakʌtʃ/): "growl"
buttize (verb, /buɾizɛ/): "hate"
nihachu (verb, /nihatʃʌ/): "have"
bathaihaiv (verb, /bəðaɪhaɪv/): "hear"
ain (verb, /aɪn/): "hide"
asa (verb, /əsə/): "hold"
anawvacha (verb, /anovətʃə/): "hunt"
thoughsh (verb, /ðɒʃ/): "jump"
attishiv (verb, /əɾɪʃɪv/): "kill"
aha (verb, /əhə/): "know"
fabingaw (verb, /fəbɪŋəw/): "laugh"
aithapett (verb, /aɪðæpɛɾ/): "lie"
bittid (verb, /bɪɾid/): "live"
ivij (verb, /ɪvɪj/): "lose"
attanus (verb, /əɾənʌs/): "love"
ehay (verb, /ɛhe/): "need"
la (verb, /la/): "own"
ta (verb, /tə/): "roast"
ufuw (verb, /ufuw/): "run"
tta (verb, /ɾə/): "see"
anisid (verb, /ənɪsid/): "sit"
noo (verb, /nʊ/): "sleep"
atoodala (verb, /atʊdələ/): "smell"
ipaiz (verb, /ɪpaɪz/): "smile"
avi (verb, /əvi/): "stand"
uni (verb, /unɪ/): "strike"
usai (verb, /usaɪ/): "swallow"
tathaykab (verb, /təðekəb/): "swim"
kipaim (verb, /kɪpaɪm/): "taste"
iditta (verb, /idiɾə/): "throw"
avanun (verb, /əvənun/): "walk"
atawada (verb, /ətəwədə/): "want"
Nouns
awm (noun, /om/): "afternoon"
awijat (noun, /əwɪjət/): "ale"
attayttad (noun, /əɾeɾæd/): "all"
mam (noun, /mæm/): "alligator"
uju (noun, /ʌju/): "arm"
tayt (noun, /tet/): "ash"
li (noun, /lɪ/): "aunt"
attaini (noun, /əɾaɪni/): "axe"
ittidus (noun, /ɪɾɪdʌs/): "bark"
azapul (noun, /azəpul/): "bay"
daithayth (noun, /daɪðeθ/): "beer"
daymadif (noun, /demədɪf/): "beet"
fud (noun, /fʌd/): "bird"
ithi (noun, /ɪðɪ/): "blood"
ittuh (noun, /ɪɾʌh/): "boar"
anich (noun, /ənitʃ/): "bone"
atakin (noun, /ətækɪn/): "breakfast"
pihuna (noun, /pɪhʌnə/): "breast"
ingadath (noun, /ɪŋədæð/): "brother"
litedi (noun, /lɪtɛdɪ/): "castle"
att (noun, /əɾ/): "cat"
dai (noun, /daɪ/): "cat"
vahe (noun, /vəhɛ/): "chest"
attinisough (noun, /əɾinɪsɒ/): "chicken"
awn (noun, /on/): "claw"
oughhijadaw (noun, /ɒhɪjədo/): "cloud"
ivazay (noun, /ivaze/): "coconut"
tinathet (noun, /tɪnəðɛt/): "crime"
ishisafe (noun, /ɪʃisəfɛ/): "day"
nawi (noun, /nəwi/): "dinner"
ngevinap (noun, /ŋɛvɪnəp/): "dog"
ttidi (noun, /ɾɪdɪ/): "drink"
afata (noun, /æfətə/): "dungeon"
iheshis (noun, /ihɛʃis/): "ear"
niwali (noun, /nɪwəli/): "earth"
napa (noun, /næpə/): "egg"
iditta (noun, /ɪdɪɾə/): "elder"
jisa (noun, /jɪsə/): "enemy"
aima (noun, /aɪmə/): "evening"
aitayng (noun, /aɪteŋ/): "eye"
sitawayth (noun, /sɪtəweð/): "family"
hasafu (noun, /həsəfu/): "father"
ang (noun, /əŋ/): "feather"
aladani (noun, /əladənɪ/): "fight"
oughttala (noun, /ɒɾəlæ/): "finger"
nif (noun, /nɪf/): "fire"
etayni (noun, /ɛtenɪ/): "fish"
utadapa (noun, /utədəpə/): "flesh"
ungilattai (noun, /ʌŋɪləɾaɪ/): "foot"
ayp (noun, /ep/): "forest"
ttaziki (noun, /ɾəzikɪ/): "fox"
alawniki (noun, /ælonikɪ/): "friend"
laiwatha (noun, /laɪwaðə/): "goose"
ayduva (noun, /edʌvə/): "grease"
etta (noun, /ɛɾə/): "group"
ashingaju (noun, /əʃɪŋəjʌ/): "gulf"
al (noun, /əl/): "hair"
ooditapa (noun, /ʊdɪtəpə/): "hand"
kasaw (noun, /kəso/): "hat"
zayshaik (noun, /zeʃaɪk/): "hate"
ath (noun, /að/): "head"
aytit (noun, /etɪt/): "hill"
iditil (noun, /iditɪl/): "horn"
mi (noun, /mɪ/): "horse"
ebayz (noun, /ɛbez/): "house"
atigan (noun, /ətɪgən/): "inn"
nide (noun, /nidɛ/): "island"
angefa (noun, /æŋɛfə/): "jaw"
tizough (noun, /tɪzɒ/): "lake"
athibin (noun, /əðɪbɪn/): "leaf"
chatik (noun, /tʃətɪk/): "leg"
ithahutti (noun, /ɪðəhuɾi/): "liver"
ttaittesha (noun, /ɾaɪɾɛʃə/): "louse"
ittuku (noun, /ɪɾuku/): "love"
litasha (noun, /litæʃə/): "lunch"
ijayt (noun, /idʒet/): "man"
apusin (noun, /apʌsɪn/): "many"
ulu (noun, /ulʌ/): "meal"
ikazig (noun, /ɪkazɪg/): "metal"
izalala (noun, /ɪzəlalə/): "mine"
awja (noun, /ojə/): "monster"
izinoota (noun, /izɪnʊta/): "moon"
ishou (noun, /ɪʃaʊ/): "morning"
ziwoughwai (noun, /zɪwɒwaɪ/): "mother"
aifade (noun, /aɪfədɛ/): "mountain"
vunawmith (noun, /vʌnomɪθ/): "mouth"
adaynab (noun, /ədenəb/): "name"
ibiti (noun, /ɪbɪti/): "neck"
dazizi (noun, /dəzɪzi/): "night"
lu (noun, /lʌ/): "noodle"
zazapath (noun, /zəzəpæð/): "nose"
un (noun, /un/): "ocean"
iwa (noun, /iwə/): "parent"
ashou (noun, /əʃaʊ/): "path"
hasay (noun, /həse/): "peace"
efa (noun, /ɛfa/): "pepper"
azayki (noun, /əzeki/): "person"
il (noun, /il/): "pie"
man (noun, /mən/): "pig"
sizathu (noun, /sizəðu/): "rabbit"
ithanaw (noun, /iθəno/): "rain"
wuthutub (noun, /wʌðutub/): "rat"
ttifi (noun, /ɾifɪ/): "river"
attitu (noun, /əɾɪtʌ/): "robe"
ajathi (noun, /əjæði/): "rock"
shaka (noun, /ʃəkə/): "root"
nivaitu (noun, /nɪvaɪtu/): "salt"
ttika (noun, /ɾɪkə/): "sand"
pi (noun, /pɪ/): "seed"
pinekuk (noun, /pinɛkʌk/): "sibling"
tat (noun, /tət/): "sister"
zijati (noun, /zɪjəti/): "skin"
athabiw (noun, /əθabɪw/): "sky"
kech (noun, /kɛx/): "smoke"
ngayketu (noun, /ŋekɛtʌ/): "snake"
asatich (noun, /əsətɪx/): "soup"
chilil (noun, /tʃilil/): "star"
isoughsa (noun, /isɒsæ/): "stew"
nouzida (noun, /naʊzɪdæ/): "stomach"
anathu (noun, /anaðʌ/): "stone"
uttuman (noun, /ʌɾʌmən/): "stream"
aytafapu (noun, /etæfæpu/): "sun"
att (noun, /əɾ/): "sword"
aliloune (noun, /əlɪlaʊnɛ/): "tail"
an (noun, /ən/): "tavern"
tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "thumb"
kabap (noun, /kəbəp/): "tongue"
azou (noun, /æzaʊ/): "tooth"
wawkai (noun, /wokaɪ/): "tree"
siweba (noun, /sɪwɛba/): "truth"
itaitt (noun, /ɪtaɪɾ/): "uncle"
lisou (noun, /lisaʊ/): "valley"
dawtama (noun, /dotəma/): "war"
is (noun, /ɪs/): "water"
tal (noun, /tæl/): "way"
nuluta (noun, /nulutə/): "wine"
am (noun, /əm/): "woman"
base (noun, /bəsɛ/): "word"