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Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Ilattouv
Ilattouv Dictionary
Pronouns
jayh (pronoun, /dʒeh/): "he"
ina (pronoun, /inə/): "she"
apa (pronoun, /əpə/): "they"
avi (pronoun, /əvɪ/): "you"
ne (pronoun, /nɛ/): "we"
ifi (pronoun, /ɪfɪ/): "I"
Articles
idi (article, /ɪdi/): "a"
ba (article, /bə/): "the"
Prepositions
tta (preposition, /ɾæ/): "and"
lawnak (preposition, /lonak/): "as"
is (preposition, /ɪs/): "from"
imayn (preposition, /ɪmen/): "in"
ttu (preposition, /ɾu/): "of"
naw (preposition, /no/): "or"
nittutt (preposition, /nɪɾuɾ/): "to"
ttaychashu (preposition, /ɾetʃəʃʌ/): "will"
anakat (preposition, /ənəkət/): "with"
Numbers
noughkaj (number, /nɒkaj/): "zero"
aif (number, /aɪf/): "one"
alathay (number, /æləðe/): "two"
ic (number, /ɪc/): "three"
aybabunu (number, /ebəbʌnu/): "four"
adete (number, /adɛtɛ/): "five"
aitipik (number, /aɪtipɪk/): "six"
apethina (number, /æpɛðɪnə/): "seven"
awtawdade (number, /otodədɛ/): "eight"
ibittath (number, /ibiɾæð/): "nine"
wisan (number, /wɪsən/): "ten"
Questions
ittalattay (question, /ɪɾələɾe/): "what"
us (question, /us/): "who"
ath (question, /əð/): "how"
esimali (question, /ɛsiməli/): "why"
is (question, /ɪs/): "when"
Interjections
attittisu (interjection, /əɾɪɾɪsʌ/): "hello"
attihithai (interjection, /əɾɪhɪθaɪ/): "goodbye"
gawlada (interjection, /golədə/): "hey"
jaichough (interjection, /jaɪtʃɒ/): "bye"
ezin (interjection, /ɛzin/): "ouch"
ni (interjection, /nɪ/): "wow"
ittaym (interjection, /iɾem/): "uh"
abaneba (interjection, /abənɛbə/): "er"
apani (interjection, /apəni/): "um"
Adverbs
oughnamij (adverb, /ɒnəmɪdʒ/): "again"
azathawn (adverb, /azəðon/): "now"
ajaydav (adverb, /æjedəv/): "soon"
gela (adverb, /gɛlə/): "often"
fajath (adverb, /fəjəð/): "sometimes"
lawlac (adverb, /lolæc/): "always"
tteshetash (adverb, /ɾɛʃɛtəʃ/): "never"
ngik (adverb, /ŋɪk/): "seldom"
Adjectives
hinuth (adjective, /hinʌθ/): "aromatic"
ttoonu (adjective, /ɾʊnu/): "basted"
atu (adjective, /ætu/): "big"
ayjag (adjective, /edʒæg/): "bitter"
tti (adjective, /ɾi/): "black"
nayven (adjective, /nevɛn/): "blue"
nan (adjective, /nən/): "brown"
oohis (adjective, /ʊhɪs/): "chilled"
uttinav (adjective, /uɾɪnəv/): "cold"
lanitt (adjective, /ləniɾ/): "curried"
um (adjective, /um/): "dark"
in (adjective, /in/): "deep"
dava (adjective, /dəvə/): "divine"
li (adjective, /lɪ/): "drunk"
nawdezi (adjective, /nodɛzɪ/): "empty"
kinang (adjective, /kɪnəŋ/): "evil"
ila (adjective, /ilæ/): "familiar"
ttisen (adjective, /ɾɪsɛn/): "fat"
datti (adjective, /dəɾɪ/): "flat"
ttanay (adjective, /ɾəne/): "frail"
athaifa (adjective, /æðaɪfə/): "fried"
azilada (adjective, /əzɪləda/): "full"
sib (adjective, /sib/): "good"
tizoughbiw (adjective, /tɪzɒbɪw/): "green"
soughti (adjective, /sɒti/): "grey"
fu (adjective, /fu/): "honest"
akulun (adjective, /akʌlʌn/): "hot"
mainib (adjective, /maɪnib/): "light"
ki (adjective, /kɪ/): "long"
anakata (adjective, /ənækatə/): "loud"
thab (adjective, /ðəb/): "mortal"
inga (adjective, /ɪŋə/): "mysterious"
atamaiy (adjective, /ətamaɪy/): "narrow"
nisath (adjective, /nɪsað/): "old"
men (adjective, /mɛn/): "orange"
ttaf (adjective, /ɾəf/): "pungent"
batt (adjective, /bəɾ/): "purple"
itayloin (adjective, /itelɔɪn/): "quiet"
wasiita (adjective, /wəʒitə/): "raw"
ttu (adjective, /ɾu/): "rectangular"
ja (adjective, /jə/): "red"
oosith (adjective, /ʊsɪð/): "roasted"
zah (adjective, /zəh/): "round"
attal (adjective, /æɾəl/): "salty"
neshu (adjective, /nɛʃʌ/): "savory"
akakaitt (adjective, /əkakaɪɾ/): "shallow"
ttil (adjective, /ɾɪl/): "short"
te (adjective, /tɛ/): "smoked"
ttishi (adjective, /ɾɪʃi/): "sober"
azaypa (adjective, /əzepə/): "sour"
ma (adjective, /mə/): "spicy"
thajim (adjective, /ðədʒɪm/): "spiral"
iki (adjective, /ɪkɪ/): "square"
sif (adjective, /sɪf/): "steamed"
aytana (adjective, /etænə/): "strange"
boon (adjective, /bʊn/): "strong"
wenan (adjective, /wɛnən/): "sturdy"
un (adjective, /un/): "sweet"
hus (adjective, /hus/): "tall"
vevi (adjective, /vɛvɪ/): "thick"
oughki (adjective, /ɒkɪ/): "thin"
luk (adjective, /luk/): "warm"
loilishu (adjective, /lɔɪlɪʃʌ/): "weak"
inazith (adjective, /ɪnəzɪð/): "white"
shadin (adjective, /ʃədin/): "wide"
udattaytta (adjective, /udəɾeɾə/): "yellow"
aylayttama (adjective, /eleɾəmə/): "young"
Verbs
uda (verb, /uda/): "bake"
datath (verb, /dətað/): "be"
echiladu (verb, /ɛxɪlədʌ/): "belong"
shilanik (verb, /ʃɪlænik/): "bite"
litattat (verb, /lɪtəɾat/): "break"
ttimawu (verb, /ɾiməwʌ/): "burn"
fasum (verb, /fəsum/): "come"
itibayt (verb, /ɪtibet/): "die"
asittattay (verb, /əsiɾæɾe/): "drink"
naizenayd (verb, /naɪzɛned/): "eat"
dazutti (verb, /dəzʌɾi/): "fall"
tin (verb, /tɪn/): "fight"
ing (verb, /iŋ/): "find"
tataymi (verb, /tətemɪ/): "fish"
tapijaitt (verb, /təpɪdʒaɪɾ/): "fly"
vuk (verb, /vuk/): "frown"
ttett (verb, /ɾɛɾ/): "go"
awam (verb, /əwəm/): "growl"
tta (verb, /ɾə/): "hate"
tta (verb, /ɾə/): "have"
ut (verb, /ut/): "hear"
safubi (verb, /səfubi/): "hide"
wetta (verb, /wɛɾə/): "hold"
elibat (verb, /ɛlibət/): "hunt"
av (verb, /əv/): "jump"
thasasoughz (verb, /ðæsəsɒz/): "kill"
laysawi (verb, /lesəwi/): "know"
tattitt (verb, /təɾiɾ/): "laugh"
anawttim (verb, /ænoɾɪm/): "lie"
nugipin (verb, /nʌgɪpɪn/): "live"
iki (verb, /ɪkɪ/): "lose"
kasati (verb, /kəsətɪ/): "love"
haysi (verb, /hesɪ/): "need"
akutta (verb, /ækʌɾæ/): "own"
ttattatt (verb, /ɾəɾəɾ/): "roast"
bana (verb, /bəna/): "run"
duttetayp (verb, /duɾɛtep/): "see"
das (verb, /das/): "sit"
attawthe (verb, /əɾoðɛ/): "sleep"
akika (verb, /əkikə/): "smell"
uttatt (verb, /uɾəɾ/): "smile"
za (verb, /zæ/): "stand"
bule (verb, /bʌlɛ/): "strike"
ka (verb, /kə/): "swallow"
nang (verb, /næŋ/): "swim"
ttitangought (verb, /ɾɪtəŋɒt/): "taste"
anatta (verb, /ænaɾə/): "throw"
vaybata (verb, /vebətæ/): "walk"
be (verb, /bɛ/): "want"
Nouns
ni (noun, /ni/): "afternoon"
wija (noun, /widʒə/): "ale"
uma (noun, /umə/): "all"
thanafit (noun, /ðənəfit/): "alligator"
oovaidath (noun, /ʊvaɪdəð/): "arm"
igay (noun, /ige/): "ash"
nisatal (noun, /nɪsətəl/): "aunt"
uhash (noun, /uhaʃ/): "axe"
iz (noun, /ɪz/): "bark"
tava (noun, /təvə/): "bay"
ti (noun, /tɪ/): "beer"
ayttett (noun, /eɾɛɾ/): "beet"
id (noun, /ɪd/): "bird"
ath (noun, /əð/): "blood"
ttabay (noun, /ɾəbe/): "boar"
afanaywi (noun, /əfænewi/): "bone"
natt (noun, /næɾ/): "breakfast"
satoughtt (noun, /sətɒɾ/): "breast"
kounit (noun, /kaʊnit/): "brother"
abat (noun, /əbət/): "castle"
ouwim (noun, /aʊwɪm/): "cat"
ija (noun, /idʒə/): "cat"
etitt (noun, /ɛtiɾ/): "chest"
takayza (noun, /təkezæ/): "chicken"
pititi (noun, /pitɪtɪ/): "claw"
laywihett (noun, /lewihɛɾ/): "cloud"
it (noun, /ɪt/): "coconut"
uvenes (noun, /ʌvɛnɛs/): "crime"
ifavitt (noun, /ɪfævɪɾ/): "day"
ajimi (noun, /əjimi/): "dinner"
us (noun, /ʌs/): "dog"
upifa (noun, /ʌpifə/): "drink"
zohigaw (noun, /zɔhɪgo/): "dungeon"
aigu (noun, /aɪgu/): "ear"
daya (noun, /dæyə/): "earth"
an (noun, /ən/): "egg"
usiata (noun, /uʒətə/): "elder"
palaywou (noun, /pəlewaʊ/): "enemy"
nith (noun, /nið/): "evening"
kidattood (noun, /kidəɾʊd/): "eye"
ttanaine (noun, /ɾænaɪnɛ/): "family"
usa (noun, /usə/): "father"
ulazu (noun, /ʌləzu/): "feather"
fani (noun, /fənɪ/): "fight"
izu (noun, /ɪzu/): "finger"
fadija (noun, /fədɪja/): "fire"
oughshunat (noun, /ɒʃunət/): "fish"
tadal (noun, /tədəl/): "flesh"
oughkalatu (noun, /ɒkælətu/): "foot"
ttaziz (noun, /ɾæziz/): "forest"
thivak (noun, /ðivæk/): "fox"
uvavava (noun, /uvəvəvə/): "friend"
awn (noun, /on/): "goose"
ufupith (noun, /ʌfupɪð/): "grease"
iniki (noun, /inɪkɪ/): "group"
panaidin (noun, /panaɪdin/): "gulf"
noughj (noun, /nɒdʒ/): "hair"
anoughchootti (noun, /ənɒtʃʊɾɪ/): "hand"
anu (noun, /ənʌ/): "hat"
ajoughgin (noun, /ədʒɒgin/): "hate"
itu (noun, /itʌ/): "head"
av (noun, /æv/): "hill"
anuchas (noun, /ənʌtʃəs/): "horn"
si (noun, /sɪ/): "horse"
awav (noun, /əwəv/): "house"
ebathu (noun, /ɛbəðu/): "inn"
it (noun, /ɪt/): "island"
tta (noun, /ɾæ/): "jaw"
ivinupu (noun, /ɪvinʌpʌ/): "lake"
ichattatay (noun, /ɪtʃaɾəte/): "leaf"
attit (noun, /əɾit/): "leg"
hihipaw (noun, /hɪhɪpo/): "liver"
pukasa (noun, /pʌkasə/): "louse"
ttaiv (noun, /ɾaɪv/): "love"
addi (noun, /æɽi/): "lunch"
manataith (noun, /mənətaɪð/): "man"
ainapet (noun, /aɪnəpɛt/): "many"
na (noun, /næ/): "meal"
nihabatt (noun, /nihəbəɾ/): "metal"
las (noun, /ləs/): "mine"
chij (noun, /tʃij/): "monster"
en (noun, /ɛn/): "moon"
if (noun, /ɪf/): "morning"
ihe (noun, /ɪhɛ/): "mother"
na (noun, /nə/): "mountain"
aittif (noun, /aɪɾɪf/): "mouth"
kawnough (noun, /konɒ/): "name"
itazat (noun, /ɪtəzæt/): "neck"
dattakaw (noun, /dəɾækəw/): "night"
ngaittin (noun, /ŋaɪɾɪn/): "noodle"
biz (noun, /bɪz/): "nose"
ukutay (noun, /ukute/): "ocean"
shait (noun, /ʃaɪt/): "parent"
jaytawi (noun, /dʒetəwi/): "path"
ittitini (noun, /iɾɪtɪnɪ/): "peace"
jattid (noun, /jəɾɪd/): "pepper"
misiuvaiv (noun, /mɪʒʌvaɪv/): "person"
itaynett (noun, /ɪtenɛɾ/): "pie"
sangalut (noun, /səŋəlʌt/): "pig"
ttayruthi (noun, /ɾeɹʌði/): "rabbit"
uttitait (noun, /uɾɪtaɪt/): "rain"
igaimag (noun, /ɪgaɪməg/): "rat"
ak (noun, /ək/): "river"
itashike (noun, /itəʃɪkɛ/): "robe"
zawi (noun, /zəwɪ/): "rock"
attattev (noun, /əɾəɾɛv/): "root"
initt (noun, /ɪnɪɾ/): "salt"
inouzuk (noun, /inaʊzuk/): "sand"
wavaw (noun, /wəvo/): "seed"
vatatt (noun, /vətæɾ/): "sibling"
izu (noun, /ɪzʌ/): "sister"
nidawwi (noun, /nɪdowɪ/): "skin"
anal (noun, /ənəl/): "sky"
attimale (noun, /əɾɪməlɛ/): "smoke"
inal (noun, /ɪnəl/): "snake"
izul (noun, /ɪzul/): "soup"
ed (noun, /ɛd/): "star"
asitaf (noun, /əsitəf/): "stew"
iga (noun, /igæ/): "stomach"
asuttut (noun, /əsʌɾut/): "stone"
laikad (noun, /laɪkəd/): "stream"
nadi (noun, /nədɪ/): "sun"
apaha (noun, /əpəhə/): "sword"
att (noun, /əɾ/): "tail"
ekevat (noun, /ɛkɛvæt/): "tavern"
ttattataw (noun, /ɾaɾəto/): "thumb"
att (noun, /æɾ/): "tongue"
ttitai (noun, /ɾitaɪ/): "tooth"
ttayvukev (noun, /ɾevʌkɛv/): "tree"
nelat (noun, /nɛlət/): "truth"
ttaymas (noun, /ɾeməs/): "uncle"
tte (noun, /ɾɛ/): "valley"
tta (noun, /ɾə/): "war"
afoughlini (noun, /əfɒlɪnɪ/): "water"
as (noun, /as/): "way"
oojapuv (noun, /ʊjəpʌv/): "wine"
oughttithata (noun, /ɒɾiðətə/): "woman"
sulal (noun, /suləl/): "word"