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Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Waymai
Waymai Dictionary
Pronouns
ad (pronoun, /əd/): "he"
sa (pronoun, /sə/): "she"
fa (pronoun, /fæ/): "they"
map (pronoun, /məp/): "you"
tta (pronoun, /ɾə/): "we"
awvu (pronoun, /ovu/): "I"
Articles
edi (article, /ɛdi/): "a"
uj (article, /uj/): "the"
Prepositions
ujuha (preposition, /ujuhə/): "and"
aivav (preposition, /aɪvəv/): "as"
dath (preposition, /dəð/): "from"
sa (preposition, /sə/): "in"
alewayti (preposition, /alɛweti/): "of"
letha (preposition, /lɛθə/): "or"
aylivet (preposition, /elɪvɛt/): "to"
ttattam (preposition, /ɾaɾəm/): "will"
zim (preposition, /zim/): "with"
Numbers
afithe (number, /əfɪðɛ/): "zero"
atane (number, /ətanɛ/): "one"
athich (number, /əðɪtʃ/): "two"
ttoinutt (number, /ɾɔɪnʌɾ/): "three"
thootitawb (number, /ðʊtɪtob/): "four"
ti (number, /tɪ/): "five"
sattesha (number, /səɾɛʃæ/): "six"
nish (number, /nɪʃ/): "seven"
lita (number, /lɪtə/): "eight"
udayfatt (number, /ʌdefəɾ/): "nine"
na (number, /nə/): "ten"
Questions
idalid (question, /idəlid/): "what"
wan (question, /wæn/): "who"
ifai (question, /ɪfaɪ/): "how"
kan (question, /kən/): "why"
uk (question, /ʌk/): "when"
Interjections
atan (interjection, /ətan/): "hello"
itt (interjection, /ɪɾ/): "goodbye"
fiditt (interjection, /fidiɾ/): "hey"
aijeng (interjection, /aɪdʒɛŋ/): "bye"
ay (interjection, /əy/): "ouch"
pa (interjection, /pa/): "wow"
ijood (interjection, /ɪdʒʊd/): "uh"
aibiz (interjection, /aɪbiz/): "er"
itta (interjection, /ɪɾə/): "um"
Adverbs
ath (adverb, /əð/): "again"
ahakuzi (adverb, /əhəkuzɪ/): "now"
toib (adverb, /tɔɪb/): "soon"
dabavith (adverb, /dəbævɪð/): "often"
dutanas (adverb, /dʌtənəs/): "sometimes"
ngattibu (adverb, /ŋəɾɪbʌ/): "always"
ittat (adverb, /iɾət/): "never"
athiw (adverb, /əðiw/): "seldom"
Adjectives
huloughzun (adjective, /hʌlɒzʌn/): "aromatic"
nap (adjective, /nəp/): "basted"
hasajip (adjective, /həsajɪp/): "big"
bid (adjective, /bɪd/): "bitter"
ufit (adjective, /ufɪt/): "black"
pi (adjective, /pi/): "blue"
ulaf (adjective, /uləf/): "brown"
tabuzoo (adjective, /təbʌzʊ/): "chilled"
echatuday (adjective, /ɛtʃætude/): "cold"
thaisa (adjective, /ðaɪsə/): "curried"
thu (adjective, /ðu/): "dark"
taw (adjective, /to/): "deep"
nina (adjective, /nɪnæ/): "divine"
waheh (adjective, /wəhɛh/): "drunk"
athe (adjective, /əðɛ/): "empty"
ttathi (adjective, /ɾəði/): "evil"
awuchuti (adjective, /əwuxuti/): "familiar"
noughtte (adjective, /nɒɾɛ/): "fat"
ivawvi (adjective, /ɪvovɪ/): "flat"
uttimaj (adjective, /uɾiməj/): "frail"
igan (adjective, /ɪgən/): "fried"
attett (adjective, /əɾɛɾ/): "full"
tai (adjective, /taɪ/): "good"
koughv (adjective, /kɒv/): "green"
arisati (adjective, /əɹɪsatɪ/): "grey"
penat (adjective, /pɛnət/): "honest"
imin (adjective, /ɪmɪn/): "hot"
falattin (adjective, /fələɾɪn/): "light"
attawf (adjective, /əɾof/): "long"
aniliday (adjective, /anɪlɪde/): "loud"
an (adjective, /æn/): "mortal"
napishid (adjective, /nəpiʃɪd/): "mysterious"
mikettu (adjective, /mɪkɛɾu/): "narrow"
nibawna (adjective, /nibonə/): "old"
tadinu (adjective, /tadɪnʌ/): "orange"
ifitti (adjective, /ɪfiɾi/): "pungent"
dajittayz (adjective, /dədʒɪɾez/): "purple"
ana (adjective, /ənə/): "quiet"
itisav (adjective, /itɪsav/): "raw"
izajooji (adjective, /ɪzəjʊdʒɪ/): "rectangular"
ttadawai (adjective, /ɾadəwaɪ/): "red"
nabima (adjective, /nəbɪmæ/): "roasted"
bita (adjective, /bɪtæ/): "round"
attizoughsa (adjective, /əɾizɒsə/): "salty"
ifa (adjective, /ɪfə/): "savory"
unough (adjective, /ʌnɒ/): "shallow"
tatt (adjective, /təɾ/): "short"
tatough (adjective, /tatɒ/): "smoked"
nataili (adjective, /nətaɪlɪ/): "sober"
ta (adjective, /tə/): "sour"
atoughda (adjective, /ætɒdə/): "spicy"
asi (adjective, /əsi/): "spiral"
ttittawd (adjective, /ɾiɾod/): "square"
ajikaw (adjective, /ədʒiko/): "steamed"
ja (adjective, /jæ/): "strange"
adise (adjective, /ədɪsɛ/): "strong"
tan (adjective, /tən/): "sturdy"
alativi (adjective, /ələtɪvɪ/): "sweet"
atti (adjective, /aɾi/): "tall"
asooseka (adjective, /æsʊsɛka/): "thick"
kithegu (adjective, /kɪðɛgʌ/): "thin"
ittike (adjective, /iɾɪkɛ/): "warm"
kouzaytt (adjective, /kaʊzeɾ/): "weak"
zishatel (adjective, /zɪʃətɛl/): "white"
aynalang (adjective, /enəlaŋ/): "wide"
amough (adjective, /əmɒ/): "yellow"
akadebi (adjective, /əkədɛbɪ/): "young"
Verbs
tilitt (verb, /tɪliɾ/): "bake"
sedu (verb, /sɛdʌ/): "be"
liz (verb, /lɪz/): "belong"
de (verb, /dɛ/): "bite"
ingatt (verb, /ɪŋəɾ/): "break"
nib (verb, /nɪb/): "burn"
is (verb, /ɪs/): "come"
aittata (verb, /aɪɾəta/): "die"
dahaylij (verb, /dahelɪj/): "drink"
awhath (verb, /ohəð/): "eat"
ttitha (verb, /ɾɪðə/): "fall"
niwu (verb, /nɪwu/): "fight"
navoufaitt (verb, /nævaʊfaɪɾ/): "find"
att (verb, /aɾ/): "fish"
ikun (verb, /ikun/): "fly"
idait (verb, /ɪdaɪt/): "frown"
fough (verb, /fɒ/): "go"
ish (verb, /ɪʃ/): "growl"
ethu (verb, /ɛðu/): "hate"
unanatti (verb, /ʌnənəɾɪ/): "have"
ttuzedu (verb, /ɾuzɛdu/): "hear"
ttoughtt (verb, /ɾɒɾ/): "hide"
awz (verb, /oz/): "hold"
inefan (verb, /ɪnɛfən/): "hunt"
aylata (verb, /elətə/): "jump"
athe (verb, /əðɛ/): "kill"
paiv (verb, /paɪv/): "know"
ina (verb, /inə/): "laugh"
teju (verb, /tɛdʒu/): "lie"
nitamiz (verb, /nɪtəmiz/): "live"
akal (verb, /akəl/): "lose"
aka (verb, /əkə/): "love"
baliw (verb, /bəliw/): "need"
iningin (verb, /ɪnɪŋɪn/): "own"
akooza (verb, /əkʊzə/): "roast"
faysett (verb, /fesɛɾ/): "run"
sagatid (verb, /səgətɪd/): "see"
adet (verb, /ædɛt/): "sit"
laydaytt (verb, /ledeɾ/): "sleep"
attija (verb, /æɾɪja/): "smell"
angalan (verb, /aŋælən/): "smile"
aloosi (verb, /əlʊsɪ/): "stand"
oughttupa (verb, /ɒɾʌpə/): "strike"
pipedad (verb, /pɪpɛdəd/): "swallow"
watha (verb, /wəðə/): "swim"
attahoube (verb, /əɾəhaʊbɛ/): "taste"
amaylis (verb, /əmelɪs/): "throw"
vaywulaz (verb, /vewuləz/): "walk"
fadega (verb, /fədɛgə/): "want"
Nouns
ayd (noun, /ed/): "afternoon"
tti (noun, /ɾɪ/): "ale"
elirraj (noun, /ɛlɪrædʒ/): "all"
ik (noun, /ɪk/): "alligator"
in (noun, /ɪn/): "arm"
ttay (noun, /ɾe/): "ash"
attawsa (noun, /əɾosə/): "aunt"
ashi (noun, /æʃi/): "axe"
fisinoughl (noun, /fɪsɪnɒl/): "bark"
tha (noun, /ðə/): "bay"
aytilitu (noun, /etilɪtʌ/): "beer"
ti (noun, /ti/): "beet"
amanat (noun, /əmənət/): "bird"
gayl (noun, /gel/): "blood"
thayjub (noun, /ðejʌb/): "boar"
settatta (noun, /sɛɾəɾa/): "bone"
ttinoughsatt (noun, /ɾɪnɒsəɾ/): "breakfast"
ttath (noun, /ɾəð/): "breast"
kaitattus (noun, /kaɪtəɾus/): "brother"
nital (noun, /nɪtæl/): "castle"
ttasawtt (noun, /ɾəsoɾ/): "cat"
mabet (noun, /məbɛt/): "cat"
il (noun, /ɪl/): "chest"
ailaid (noun, /aɪlaɪd/): "chicken"
nawk (noun, /nok/): "claw"
agi (noun, /agi/): "cloud"
apitt (noun, /əpɪɾ/): "coconut"
fa (noun, /fə/): "crime"
lata (noun, /lətə/): "day"
dattagi (noun, /dəɾægi/): "dinner"
atet (noun, /ətɛt/): "dog"
avi (noun, /əvi/): "drink"
zidal (noun, /zidal/): "dungeon"
ttu (noun, /ɾʌ/): "ear"
thatt (noun, /ðəɾ/): "earth"
ttivish (noun, /ɾiviʃ/): "egg"
nifa (noun, /nifə/): "elder"
aytatatt (noun, /etətəɾ/): "enemy"
ttakataf (noun, /ɾəkætæf/): "evening"
chawnatough (noun, /tʃonætɒ/): "eye"
ngashim (noun, /ŋəʃɪm/): "family"
uwitini (noun, /ʌwɪtinɪ/): "father"
jattawzoughv (noun, /dʒəɾozɒv/): "feather"
mav (noun, /məv/): "fight"
al (noun, /əl/): "finger"
izichizi (noun, /ɪzitʃɪzɪ/): "fire"
dilata (noun, /dɪlətæ/): "fish"
mujada (noun, /mujədə/): "flesh"
ala (noun, /ələ/): "foot"
ttisatt (noun, /ɾɪsəɾ/): "forest"
katt (noun, /kəɾ/): "fox"
ajan (noun, /ədʒən/): "friend"
ttiwid (noun, /ɾɪwid/): "goose"
alifoittu (noun, /ælɪfɔɪɾu/): "grease"
ttatag (noun, /ɾætəg/): "group"
inatti (noun, /ɪnəɾi/): "gulf"
sashai (noun, /səʃaɪ/): "hair"
ttaki (noun, /ɾakɪ/): "hand"
diwale (noun, /dɪwælɛ/): "hat"
ka (noun, /kə/): "hate"
na (noun, /nə/): "head"
tithu (noun, /tɪðu/): "hill"
attaitathu (noun, /æɾaɪtəðu/): "horn"
ashatta (noun, /əʃæɾə/): "horse"
nidivas (noun, /nɪdɪvæs/): "house"
pab (noun, /pəb/): "inn"
egatupe (noun, /ɛgətupɛ/): "island"
oowithim (noun, /ʊwiðɪm/): "jaw"
aba (noun, /æbə/): "lake"
ikana (noun, /ikənə/): "leaf"
ekecuki (noun, /ɛkɛcukɪ/): "leg"
alivil (noun, /əlɪvil/): "liver"
ata (noun, /əta/): "louse"
ilaitt (noun, /ɪlaɪɾ/): "love"
aga (noun, /ægæ/): "lunch"
athanez (noun, /əðənɛz/): "man"
taw (noun, /to/): "many"
isiwoud (noun, /isɪwaʊd/): "meal"
pa (noun, /pə/): "metal"
patha (noun, /pəðə/): "mine"
tinatha (noun, /tɪnəðə/): "monster"
lanoughbih (noun, /lanɒbih/): "moon"
atta (noun, /əɾə/): "morning"
ifounisha (noun, /ɪfaʊnɪʃa/): "mother"
zi (noun, /zɪ/): "mountain"
aluma (noun, /əlumə/): "mouth"
attang (noun, /əɾæŋ/): "name"
sata (noun, /sætə/): "neck"
awil (noun, /æwil/): "night"
itai (noun, /itaɪ/): "noodle"
aitawmak (noun, /aɪtomək/): "nose"
nalim (noun, /nəlim/): "ocean"
oughnis (noun, /ɒnɪs/): "parent"
ouda (noun, /aʊdə/): "path"
enayttal (noun, /ɛneɾəl/): "peace"
oottou (noun, /ʊɾaʊ/): "pepper"
itt (noun, /iɾ/): "person"
ata (noun, /ətə/): "pie"
utha (noun, /ʌðə/): "pig"
hivam (noun, /hivəm/): "rabbit"
mutusiat (noun, /mutʌʒət/): "rain"
tha (noun, /ðə/): "rat"
aijay (noun, /aɪje/): "river"
najiv (noun, /nəjɪv/): "robe"
tamik (noun, /tæmik/): "rock"
titsazay (noun, /titsəze/): "root"
saha (noun, /səhæ/): "salt"
atawn (noun, /əton/): "sand"
isazoub (noun, /isəzaʊb/): "seed"
awipay (noun, /æwipe/): "sibling"
akitt (noun, /əkɪɾ/): "sister"
ttad (noun, /ɾəd/): "skin"
itha (noun, /ɪðə/): "sky"
tte (noun, /ɾɛ/): "smoke"
vitt (noun, /viɾ/): "snake"
fat (noun, /fæt/): "soup"
zi (noun, /zi/): "star"
aha (noun, /əhə/): "stew"
udama (noun, /ʌdæmə/): "stomach"
ngough (noun, /ŋɒ/): "stone"
ba (noun, /bə/): "stream"
ise (noun, /ɪsɛ/): "sun"
doilatin (noun, /dɔɪlətin/): "sword"
wadasett (noun, /wədəsɛɾ/): "tail"
satitt (noun, /sətɪɾ/): "tavern"
poughdough (noun, /pɒdɒ/): "thumb"
ibuven (noun, /ɪbʌvɛn/): "tongue"
ttuma (noun, /ɾʌma/): "tooth"
oughjatti (noun, /ɒjæɾɪ/): "tree"
saka (noun, /səkə/): "truth"
tajechoot (noun, /tæjɛtʃʊt/): "uncle"
ta (noun, /tə/): "valley"
tufasoughp (noun, /tʌfəsɒp/): "war"
igashutha (noun, /ɪgæʃuðə/): "water"
iwanin (noun, /iwənɪn/): "way"
ezaba (noun, /ɛzəbə/): "wine"
lahita (noun, /ləhitə/): "woman"
jach (noun, /jətʃ/): "word"