Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Anudatha
Anudatha Dictionary
Pronouns
ku (pronoun, /ku/): "he"
attu (pronoun, /əɾʌ/): "she"
ep (pronoun, /ɛp/): "they"
ami (pronoun, /əmi/): "you"
tid (pronoun, /tɪd/): "we"
ka (pronoun, /kə/): "I"
Articles
asi (article, /əsɪ/): "a"
dip (article, /dɪp/): "the"
Prepositions
lathi (preposition, /læði/): "and"
anoughngam (preposition, /ənɒŋəm/): "as"
zabafat (preposition, /zəbəfət/): "from"
saw (preposition, /səw/): "in"
thidi (preposition, /ðidɪ/): "of"
uzali (preposition, /uzælɪ/): "or"
fa (preposition, /fə/): "to"
ufuttah (preposition, /ufʌɾæh/): "will"
aitivata (preposition, /aɪtivətə/): "with"
Numbers
ichaku (number, /itʃækʌ/): "zero"
awbai (number, /obaɪ/): "one"
itabapa (number, /itəbəpə/): "two"
aj (number, /əj/): "three"
asap (number, /əsəp/): "four"
doon (number, /dʊn/): "five"
taith (number, /taɪð/): "six"
soughhi (number, /sɒhɪ/): "seven"
ah (number, /əh/): "eight"
imoughtta (number, /imɒɾə/): "nine"
zadduttap (number, /zəɽuɾəp/): "ten"
Questions
ajapeg (question, /əjəpɛg/): "what"
am (question, /əm/): "who"
sitt (question, /siɾ/): "how"
tabeba (question, /təbɛbə/): "why"
tili (question, /tilɪ/): "when"
Interjections
thaba (interjection, /ðəbə/): "hello"
binoughditt (interjection, /bɪnɒdɪɾ/): "goodbye"
batoukuk (interjection, /bətaʊkuk/): "hey"
sa (interjection, /sə/): "bye"
tti (interjection, /ɾi/): "ouch"
daysi (interjection, /deʒ/): "wow"
sil (interjection, /sil/): "uh"
aylipat (interjection, /elɪpət/): "er"
ulak (interjection, /ulək/): "um"
Adverbs
attat (adverb, /əɾət/): "again"
ka (adverb, /kæ/): "now"
ananes (adverb, /ænanɛs/): "soon"
difoughfa (adverb, /dɪfɒfə/): "often"
chi (adverb, /tʃi/): "sometimes"
zuva (adverb, /zuvə/): "always"
ttitipin (adverb, /ɾɪtɪpin/): "never"
ainaning (adverb, /aɪnanɪŋ/): "seldom"
Adjectives
nattulai (adjective, /næɾʌlaɪ/): "aromatic"
iti (adjective, /iti/): "basted"
athaynitti (adjective, /əðenɪɾɪ/): "big"
zihi (adjective, /zihɪ/): "bitter"
taynut (adjective, /tenʌt/): "black"
ugam (adjective, /ugəm/): "blue"
ta (adjective, /tə/): "brown"
githikaw (adjective, /gɪðɪkæw/): "chilled"
ti (adjective, /tɪ/): "cold"
imigi (adjective, /ɪmɪgɪ/): "curried"
hudize (adjective, /hudɪzɛ/): "dark"
tha (adjective, /ðæ/): "deep"
davai (adjective, /dævaɪ/): "divine"
mittad (adjective, /miɾəd/): "drunk"
anayn (adjective, /ənen/): "empty"
akutt (adjective, /əkuɾ/): "evil"
lis (adjective, /lɪs/): "familiar"
milaza (adjective, /mɪləza/): "fat"
avileja (adjective, /ævɪlɛdʒa/): "flat"
valaset (adjective, /vəlæsɛt/): "frail"
unava (adjective, /unəvə/): "fried"
edak (adjective, /ɛdək/): "full"
alatt (adjective, /əlæɾ/): "good"
izi (adjective, /ɪzi/): "green"
aw (adjective, /æw/): "grey"
tti (adjective, /ɾɪ/): "honest"
ttawloosi (adjective, /ɾolʊʒ/): "hot"
ibach (adjective, /ɪbətʃ/): "light"
pa (adjective, /pə/): "long"
efapakay (adjective, /ɛfəpəke/): "loud"
naimuthit (adjective, /naɪmʌðɪt/): "mortal"
izam (adjective, /ɪzəm/): "mysterious"
ounett (adjective, /aʊnɛɾ/): "narrow"
awgiti (adjective, /ogɪtɪ/): "old"
asan (adjective, /əsən/): "orange"
nittusa (adjective, /nɪɾʌsæ/): "pungent"
ttikepai (adjective, /ɾikɛpaɪ/): "purple"
itavila (adjective, /ɪtavɪlə/): "quiet"
efittate (adjective, /ɛfɪɾətɛ/): "raw"
bitinil (adjective, /bitinɪl/): "rectangular"
dimonai (adjective, /dɪmɔnaɪ/): "red"
ainihingu (adjective, /aɪnɪhɪŋʌ/): "roasted"
ttuttaip (adjective, /ɾʌɾaɪp/): "round"
ashij (adjective, /æʃij/): "salty"
ailatay (adjective, /aɪləte/): "savory"
oodalatte (adjective, /ʊdæləɾɛ/): "shallow"
asise (adjective, /əsisɛ/): "short"
tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "smoked"
nittala (adjective, /nɪɾəla/): "sober"
kaingawni (adjective, /kaɪŋonɪ/): "sour"
buttasem (adjective, /buɾəsɛm/): "spicy"
iwi (adjective, /iwɪ/): "spiral"
zeth (adjective, /zɛð/): "square"
aiti (adjective, /aɪti/): "steamed"
ngusa (adjective, /ŋusə/): "strange"
aifimitti (adjective, /aɪfɪmɪɾɪ/): "strong"
kahek (adjective, /kahɛk/): "sturdy"
atanun (adjective, /ətanun/): "sweet"
sitapa (adjective, /sitəpa/): "tall"
umitti (adjective, /umɪɾi/): "thick"
nittaitha (adjective, /nɪɾaɪðə/): "thin"
iza (adjective, /iza/): "warm"
ajikawti (adjective, /əjikotɪ/): "weak"
sukoi (adjective, /sʌkɔɪ/): "white"
kemijiw (adjective, /kɛmɪdʒiw/): "wide"
chi (adjective, /chɪ/): "yellow"
at (adjective, /ət/): "young"
Verbs
un (verb, /ʌn/): "bake"
thu (verb, /ðu/): "be"
achadaw (verb, /ətʃədo/): "belong"
mihi (verb, /mɪhɪ/): "bite"
ttitti (verb, /ɾɪɾi/): "break"
jailan (verb, /jaɪlən/): "burn"
asanatta (verb, /əsənəɾə/): "come"
engailita (verb, /ɛŋaɪlɪtə/): "die"
av (verb, /əv/): "drink"
enou (verb, /ɛnaʊ/): "eat"
abishi (verb, /əbɪʃi/): "fall"
fab (verb, /fəb/): "fight"
ayhizi (verb, /ehɪzɪ/): "find"
ukim (verb, /ʌkɪm/): "fish"
oukai (verb, /aʊkaɪ/): "fly"
shivuzin (verb, /ʃɪvuzɪn/): "frown"
bainath (verb, /baɪnəð/): "go"
ayn (verb, /en/): "growl"
ithipama (verb, /iðɪpəmə/): "hate"
imaway (verb, /ɪməwe/): "have"
oughgalan (verb, /ɒgələn/): "hear"
ana (verb, /ənə/): "hide"
ma (verb, /mə/): "hold"
un (verb, /ʌn/): "hunt"
iti (verb, /ɪti/): "jump"
umites (verb, /umɪtɛs/): "kill"
zanadeb (verb, /zənædɛb/): "know"
sada (verb, /sædə/): "laugh"
icha (verb, /ichə/): "lie"
ish (verb, /ɪʃ/): "live"
tafika (verb, /təfɪka/): "lose"
aittath (verb, /aɪɾəð/): "love"
pinakoon (verb, /pɪnækʊn/): "need"
atetath (verb, /ætɛtəð/): "own"
awc (verb, /oc/): "roast"
nase (verb, /nəsɛ/): "run"
nattav (verb, /nəɾæv/): "see"
ala (verb, /ələ/): "sit"
mezepe (verb, /mɛzɛpɛ/): "sleep"
ivigi (verb, /ɪvigɪ/): "smell"
hebajay (verb, /hɛbədʒe/): "smile"
ttaythay (verb, /ɾeðe/): "stand"
itattamu (verb, /ɪtəɾəmu/): "strike"
aith (verb, /aɪð/): "swallow"
afa (verb, /əfə/): "swim"
attez (verb, /əɾɛz/): "taste"
asina (verb, /əsina/): "throw"
shipiti (verb, /ʃɪpɪti/): "walk"
aybas (verb, /ebas/): "want"
Nouns
ttil (noun, /ɾil/): "afternoon"
alad (noun, /ələd/): "ale"
abe (noun, /əbɛ/): "all"
tathutit (noun, /təðutit/): "alligator"
teluttan (noun, /tɛlʌɾən/): "arm"
asagu (noun, /əsægʌ/): "ash"
ayfa (noun, /efə/): "aunt"
tai (noun, /taɪ/): "axe"
atatit (noun, /ətətit/): "bark"
ettaj (noun, /ɛɾədʒ/): "bay"
tiyane (noun, /tɪyənɛ/): "beer"
ethitata (noun, /ɛðɪtətæ/): "beet"
awna (noun, /onə/): "bird"
loughsi (noun, /lɒsɪ/): "blood"
aisikittu (noun, /aɪsɪkiɾu/): "boar"
wuni (noun, /wʌnɪ/): "bone"
as (noun, /əs/): "breakfast"
athatti (noun, /əðəɾɪ/): "breast"
afesatt (noun, /əfɛsəɾ/): "brother"
amayl (noun, /əmel/): "castle"
tahat (noun, /təhat/): "cat"
pidattai (noun, /pɪdəɾaɪ/): "cat"
soottat (noun, /sʊɾət/): "chest"
awzi (noun, /ozi/): "chicken"
dun (noun, /dʌn/): "claw"
liti (noun, /lɪtɪ/): "cloud"
le (noun, /lɛ/): "coconut"
at (noun, /ət/): "crime"
atu (noun, /ətʌ/): "day"
agune (noun, /əgunɛ/): "dinner"
imaike (noun, /imaɪkɛ/): "dog"
ekoughvatu (noun, /ɛkɒvətu/): "drink"
kipal (noun, /kɪpəl/): "dungeon"
ayluni (noun, /elunɪ/): "ear"
attisal (noun, /əɾisəl/): "earth"
ttaz (noun, /ɾəz/): "egg"
bati (noun, /bəti/): "elder"
dapep (noun, /dəpɛp/): "enemy"
uvouk (noun, /ʌvaʊk/): "evening"
adatay (noun, /ədəte/): "eye"
ittitta (noun, /ɪɾɪɾæ/): "family"
nezan (noun, /nɛzən/): "father"
thattama (noun, /ðəɾæmə/): "feather"
icam (noun, /icæm/): "fight"
tathumouf (noun, /təðʌmaʊf/): "finger"
as (noun, /əs/): "fire"
si (noun, /si/): "fish"
dituj (noun, /ditudʒ/): "flesh"
zijaini (noun, /zijaɪnɪ/): "foot"
awithaita (noun, /əwiðaɪtæ/): "forest"
tuditta (noun, /tudɪɾə/): "fox"
shenakits (noun, /ʃɛnəkɪts/): "friend"
ousaytase (noun, /aʊsetəsɛ/): "goose"
duttat (noun, /duɾət/): "grease"
ya (noun, /yə/): "group"
aithuc (noun, /aɪðuc/): "gulf"
zivilud (noun, /zɪvɪlud/): "hair"
pibika (noun, /pɪbɪkə/): "hand"
laina (noun, /laɪnə/): "hat"
maganaj (noun, /mægənəj/): "hate"
azi (noun, /æzi/): "head"
nad (noun, /nəd/): "hill"
izib (noun, /ɪzɪb/): "horn"
sad (noun, /sæd/): "horse"
zuti (noun, /zutɪ/): "house"
nil (noun, /nɪl/): "inn"
ittun (noun, /ɪɾʌn/): "island"
neshas (noun, /nɛʃas/): "jaw"
naypafu (noun, /nepəfu/): "lake"
nude (noun, /nʌdɛ/): "leaf"
bi (noun, /bɪ/): "leg"
adough (noun, /ədɒ/): "liver"
katt (noun, /kæɾ/): "louse"
id (noun, /ɪd/): "love"
attung (noun, /əɾʌŋ/): "lunch"
pawchattut (noun, /potʃəɾut/): "man"
apa (noun, /əpa/): "many"
nawtti (noun, /noɾɪ/): "meal"
athad (noun, /əðəd/): "metal"
fattab (noun, /fəɾəb/): "mine"
ekitupa (noun, /ɛkɪtʌpæ/): "monster"
sawaini (noun, /sawaɪni/): "moon"
daydasi (noun, /dedæsi/): "morning"
itab (noun, /ɪtəb/): "mother"
adi (noun, /ədɪ/): "mountain"
jou (noun, /dʒaʊ/): "mouth"
akinik (noun, /ækinik/): "name"
rraylal (noun, /reləl/): "neck"
lutta (noun, /lʌɾə/): "night"
arrimub (noun, /ərimʌb/): "noodle"
tugechun (noun, /tugɛtʃʌn/): "nose"
apupate (noun, /əpupætɛ/): "ocean"
sittutt (noun, /sɪɾuɾ/): "parent"
sufeni (noun, /sʌfɛnɪ/): "path"
athettitt (noun, /əðɛɾiɾ/): "peace"
angi (noun, /əŋi/): "pepper"
engawti (noun, /ɛŋoti/): "person"
ashathaw (noun, /æʃəðo/): "pie"
attaili (noun, /əɾaɪli/): "pig"
ami (noun, /amɪ/): "rabbit"
etamak (noun, /ɛtəmək/): "rain"
thil (noun, /ðɪl/): "rat"
va (noun, /və/): "river"
sitika (noun, /sɪtikə/): "robe"
oopem (noun, /ʊpɛm/): "rock"
azu (noun, /azʌ/): "root"
ttayd (noun, /ɾed/): "salt"
ittetu (noun, /iɾɛtu/): "sand"
ttayttenai (noun, /ɾeɾɛnaɪ/): "seed"
awekuth (noun, /əwɛkʌð/): "sibling"
efabat (noun, /ɛfæbat/): "sister"
ibana (noun, /ɪbənə/): "skin"
aw (noun, /æw/): "sky"
kengalat (noun, /kɛŋəlæt/): "smoke"
nadou (noun, /nædaʊ/): "snake"
nesaidu (noun, /nɛsaɪdʌ/): "soup"
lanis (noun, /lənis/): "star"
aynim (noun, /enɪm/): "stew"
tteta (noun, /ɾɛtə/): "stomach"
wesatta (noun, /wɛsəɾə/): "stone"
ishunaip (noun, /ɪʃʌnaɪp/): "stream"
ayl (noun, /el/): "sun"
attazough (noun, /əɾəzɒ/): "sword"
ahawn (noun, /əhon/): "tail"
ta (noun, /tə/): "tavern"
lashiti (noun, /ləʃitɪ/): "thumb"
hatefi (noun, /hətɛfɪ/): "tongue"
zas (noun, /zəs/): "tooth"
aw (noun, /æw/): "tree"
akenat (noun, /əkɛnat/): "truth"
bipatan (noun, /bɪpətən/): "uncle"
idi (noun, /ɪdi/): "valley"
attafef (noun, /əɾəfɛf/): "war"
adoutti (noun, /ədaʊɾi/): "water"
aneva (noun, /ənɛvə/): "way"
ah (noun, /əh/): "wine"
tapuma (noun, /təpʌma/): "woman"
hawukad (noun, /həwukəd/): "word"