Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Itataw
Itataw Dictionary
Pronouns
ana (pronoun, /ənə/): "he"
te (pronoun, /tɛ/): "she"
si (pronoun, /si/): "they"
itta (pronoun, /iɾə/): "you"
daid (pronoun, /daɪd/): "we"
in (pronoun, /in/): "I"
Articles
sa (article, /sə/): "a"
am (article, /əm/): "the"
Prepositions
mal (preposition, /mæl/): "and"
niya (preposition, /nɪyə/): "as"
anisini (preposition, /ænisɪni/): "from"
atu (preposition, /ətʌ/): "in"
kad (preposition, /kəd/): "of"
kiwalel (preposition, /kiwəlɛl/): "or"
attazawi (preposition, /əɾəzəwɪ/): "to"
hi (preposition, /hɪ/): "will"
atoughh (preposition, /ətɒh/): "with"
Numbers
ivou (number, /ivaʊ/): "zero"
kaipuchi (number, /kaɪputʃi/): "one"
sattaijal (number, /sæɾaɪdʒəl/): "two"
did (number, /dɪd/): "three"
masittan (number, /masɪɾən/): "four"
thi (number, /ðɪ/): "five"
tanun (number, /tənʌn/): "six"
ailed (number, /aɪlɛd/): "seven"
baf (number, /bəf/): "eight"
natti (number, /naɾɪ/): "nine"
ikutta (number, /ɪkuɾə/): "ten"
Questions
wipalim (question, /wipəlɪm/): "what"
ang (question, /aŋ/): "who"
ayl (question, /el/): "how"
mukunal (question, /mukunəl/): "why"
ditika (question, /ditikə/): "when"
Interjections
atawtath (interjection, /ətotəð/): "hello"
oudabi (interjection, /aʊdəbɪ/): "goodbye"
sithita (interjection, /sɪðɪtə/): "hey"
kutta (interjection, /kʌɾə/): "bye"
lapis (interjection, /ləpɪs/): "ouch"
enaip (interjection, /ɛnaɪp/): "wow"
oite (interjection, /ɔɪtɛ/): "uh"
aikitay (interjection, /aɪkite/): "er"
ota (interjection, /ɔtə/): "um"
Adverbs
alaf (adverb, /aləf/): "again"
as (adverb, /əs/): "now"
nawthaz (adverb, /noðəz/): "soon"
izih (adverb, /izɪh/): "often"
ohittaza (adverb, /ɔhiɾəzə/): "sometimes"
laiwaimiz (adverb, /laɪwaɪmiz/): "always"
adanathu (adverb, /ədənəðu/): "never"
ti (adverb, /tɪ/): "seldom"
Adjectives
saditid (adjective, /səditid/): "aromatic"
aimunane (adjective, /aɪmʌnænɛ/): "basted"
unusili (adjective, /ʌnʌsɪli/): "big"
wamaka (adjective, /wæməkə/): "bitter"
hattu (adjective, /həɾʌ/): "black"
den (adjective, /dɛn/): "blue"
tali (adjective, /tælɪ/): "brown"
thilabi (adjective, /ðɪləbi/): "chilled"
ato (adjective, /ətɔ/): "cold"
ddou (adjective, /ɽaʊ/): "curried"
shaba (adjective, /ʃəbə/): "dark"
ittashaida (adjective, /ɪɾəʃaɪdə/): "deep"
atha (adjective, /əðæ/): "divine"
theqatti (adjective, /ðɛqæɾi/): "drunk"
nikuli (adjective, /nikuli/): "empty"
ettila (adjective, /ɛɾɪlə/): "evil"
ta (adjective, /tə/): "familiar"
ja (adjective, /jə/): "fat"
asi (adjective, /əsɪ/): "flat"
ittisasa (adjective, /ɪɾɪsæsə/): "frail"
tunim (adjective, /tʌnɪm/): "fried"
in (adjective, /in/): "full"
ilit (adjective, /ilɪt/): "good"
aing (adjective, /aɪŋ/): "green"
ittilithu (adjective, /iɾɪlɪðu/): "grey"
isougith (adjective, /ɪsaʊgɪð/): "honest"
anay (adjective, /æne/): "hot"
thusiqam (adjective, /ðʌsɪqəm/): "light"
woibas (adjective, /wɔɪbəs/): "long"
oughna (adjective, /ɒnə/): "loud"
ayw (adjective, /ew/): "mortal"
asana (adjective, /əsənə/): "mysterious"
oum (adjective, /aʊm/): "narrow"
usu (adjective, /usu/): "old"
aiba (adjective, /aɪbə/): "orange"
pi (adjective, /pɪ/): "pungent"
ath (adjective, /əð/): "purple"
umahewa (adjective, /uməhɛwə/): "quiet"
aynapi (adjective, /enəpi/): "raw"
napal (adjective, /nəpəl/): "rectangular"
titinang (adjective, /tɪtɪnəŋ/): "red"
eladitta (adjective, /ɛlədiɾə/): "roasted"
sawam (adjective, /səwəm/): "round"
famaw (adjective, /fəmo/): "salty"
aithekili (adjective, /aɪðɛkili/): "savory"
na (adjective, /nə/): "shallow"
koo (adjective, /kʊ/): "short"
oughki (adjective, /ɒkɪ/): "smoked"
mah (adjective, /mæh/): "sober"
ilattayp (adjective, /ɪlaɾep/): "sour"
awwi (adjective, /owi/): "spicy"
vayttay (adjective, /veɾe/): "spiral"
etti (adjective, /ɛɾɪ/): "square"
ikam (adjective, /ikəm/): "steamed"
kaw (adjective, /ko/): "strange"
fittasaiw (adjective, /fiɾəsaɪw/): "strong"
ajak (adjective, /æjak/): "sturdy"
ittasha (adjective, /ɪɾəʃə/): "sweet"
attata (adjective, /aɾæta/): "tall"
attabavi (adjective, /əɾəbəvɪ/): "thick"
ngabulitt (adjective, /ŋabuliɾ/): "thin"
nud (adjective, /nʌd/): "warm"
shettaf (adjective, /ʃɛɾəf/): "weak"
aiboughtha (adjective, /aɪbɒðə/): "white"
anaybayz (adjective, /ənebez/): "wide"
vuthawth (adjective, /vuðoð/): "yellow"
ahi (adjective, /əhi/): "young"
Verbs
nas (verb, /nas/): "bake"
kikiju (verb, /kɪkidʒu/): "be"
ayn (verb, /en/): "belong"
at (verb, /ət/): "bite"
at (verb, /ət/): "break"
kitil (verb, /kitɪl/): "burn"
eka (verb, /ɛkə/): "come"
haninitt (verb, /hənɪnɪɾ/): "die"
lezitt (verb, /lɛziɾ/): "drink"
azasutu (verb, /azæsʌtu/): "eat"
attoofa (verb, /æɾʊfə/): "fall"
akiqa (verb, /əkɪqə/): "fight"
tterawwin (verb, /ɾɛɹowɪn/): "find"
pan (verb, /pən/): "fish"
mayttoonatt (verb, /meɾʊnəɾ/): "fly"
mav (verb, /məv/): "frown"
hasip (verb, /həsɪp/): "go"
alit (verb, /əlit/): "growl"
ali (verb, /əlɪ/): "hate"
amaysa (verb, /əmesa/): "have"
aylafadough (verb, /eləfədɒ/): "hear"
tittas (verb, /tɪɾas/): "hide"
visathai (verb, /vɪsəðaɪ/): "hold"
oughngithooh (verb, /ɒŋɪðʊh/): "hunt"
vawe (verb, /vəwɛ/): "jump"
bazes (verb, /bəzɛs/): "kill"
satte (verb, /saɾɛ/): "know"
thanettan (verb, /ðənɛɾan/): "laugh"
na (verb, /nə/): "lie"
ha (verb, /hə/): "live"
ajavan (verb, /əjəvən/): "lose"
nga (verb, /ŋə/): "love"
ithoughttez (verb, /ɪðɒɾɛz/): "need"
tti (verb, /ɾɪ/): "own"
poughwi (verb, /pɒwɪ/): "roast"
at (verb, /ət/): "run"
amejaha (verb, /əmɛjəhə/): "see"
eva (verb, /ɛvə/): "sit"
aytaz (verb, /etæz/): "sleep"
inenga (verb, /inɛŋə/): "smell"
uf (verb, /ʌf/): "smile"
athajatta (verb, /əðəjəɾə/): "stand"
ashaka (verb, /aʃəka/): "strike"
an (verb, /ən/): "swallow"
ud (verb, /ʌd/): "swim"
it (verb, /it/): "taste"
wan (verb, /wan/): "throw"
athidoughtti (verb, /əðɪdɒɾɪ/): "walk"
utesath (verb, /utɛsəθ/): "want"
Nouns
ep (noun, /ɛp/): "afternoon"
lapitat (noun, /ləpɪtæt/): "ale"
azu (noun, /azʌ/): "all"
ttus (noun, /ɾus/): "alligator"
ttiz (noun, /ɾiz/): "arm"
sav (noun, /səv/): "ash"
ash (noun, /æʃ/): "aunt"
tus (noun, /tʌs/): "axe"
aw (noun, /əw/): "bark"
ttenab (noun, /ɾɛnəb/): "bay"
iwawkach (noun, /iwokətʃ/): "beer"
azettiza (noun, /əzɛɾɪzə/): "beet"
valikik (noun, /vəlɪkik/): "bird"
ezoughta (noun, /ɛzɒtə/): "blood"
ettis (noun, /ɛɾis/): "boar"
toughthi (noun, /tɒði/): "bone"
zas (noun, /zas/): "breakfast"
lasa (noun, /ləsə/): "breast"
inaynawti (noun, /ɪnenotɪ/): "brother"
um (noun, /um/): "castle"
abel (noun, /əbɛl/): "cat"
usaw (noun, /ʌso/): "cat"
oughni (noun, /ɒnɪ/): "chest"
peki (noun, /pɛki/): "chicken"
thad (noun, /ðəd/): "claw"
ka (noun, /kə/): "cloud"
fu (noun, /fʌ/): "coconut"
unib (noun, /unɪb/): "crime"
nga (noun, /ŋə/): "day"
inaza (noun, /ɪnaza/): "dinner"
dimafaytt (noun, /dɪmafeɾ/): "dog"
attatil (noun, /əɾətil/): "drink"
aypawoughlay (noun, /epəwɒle/): "dungeon"
na (noun, /næ/): "ear"
gaw (noun, /go/): "earth"
att (noun, /əɾ/): "egg"
um (noun, /ʌm/): "elder"
asaynoughl (noun, /əsenɒl/): "enemy"
dattush (noun, /dæɾuʃ/): "evening"
al (noun, /əl/): "eye"
fe (noun, /fɛ/): "family"
dilu (noun, /dɪlʌ/): "father"
thit (noun, /ðit/): "feather"
uth (noun, /ʌð/): "fight"
aytt (noun, /eɾ/): "finger"
oughdaythi (noun, /ɒdeðɪ/): "fire"
awtti (noun, /oɾi/): "fish"
ninuhac (noun, /nɪnʌhəc/): "flesh"
nakalib (noun, /nəkəlib/): "foot"
anazayt (noun, /ənəzet/): "forest"
the (noun, /ðɛ/): "fox"
ttachazi (noun, /ɾətʃəzɪ/): "friend"
aili (noun, /aɪlɪ/): "goose"
thalak (noun, /ðələk/): "grease"
uthati (noun, /uðətɪ/): "group"
pakoutt (noun, /pəkaʊɾ/): "gulf"
nedi (noun, /nɛdi/): "hair"
fajizub (noun, /fədʒɪzʌb/): "hand"
akifut (noun, /əkifut/): "hat"
tticha (noun, /ɾitʃə/): "hate"
chootta (noun, /tʃʊɾə/): "head"
ikisav (noun, /ɪkɪsav/): "hill"
ttet (noun, /ɾɛt/): "horn"
usadoughn (noun, /usədɒn/): "horse"
asith (noun, /æsɪð/): "house"
evaw (noun, /ɛvo/): "inn"
shiha (noun, /ʃɪhæ/): "island"
aifunoo (noun, /aɪfʌnʊ/): "jaw"
oivumak (noun, /ɔɪvʌmək/): "lake"
vi (noun, /vi/): "leaf"
idenayl (noun, /idɛnel/): "leg"
nalut (noun, /nəlut/): "liver"
zittazeth (noun, /zɪɾəzɛð/): "louse"
ini (noun, /ini/): "love"
aynou (noun, /enaʊ/): "lunch"
alangapough (noun, /æləŋəpɒ/): "man"
nisai (noun, /nɪsaɪ/): "many"
nijudu (noun, /nɪjʌdu/): "meal"
udidi (noun, /udɪdɪ/): "metal"
talatit (noun, /talətɪt/): "mine"
nik (noun, /nɪk/): "monster"
sayng (noun, /seŋ/): "moon"
awttapaiza (noun, /oɾəpaɪzə/): "morning"
tudayta (noun, /tudetə/): "mother"
awasif (noun, /æwəsif/): "mountain"
zis (noun, /zis/): "mouth"
mi (noun, /mi/): "name"
am (noun, /əm/): "neck"
ttidivoin (noun, /ɾidivɔɪn/): "night"
kumaway (noun, /kʌməwe/): "noodle"
wav (noun, /wəv/): "nose"
ttusash (noun, /ɾʌsəʃ/): "ocean"
edaysitaw (noun, /ɛdesito/): "parent"
na (noun, /nə/): "path"
batij (noun, /bətij/): "peace"
vibiga (noun, /vɪbigæ/): "pepper"
jimi (noun, /jɪmi/): "person"
ifattuw (noun, /ɪfəɾuw/): "pie"
pamusedd (noun, /pəmʌsɛɽ/): "pig"
gumithough (noun, /gʌmɪðɒ/): "rabbit"
dapaka (noun, /dəpəkæ/): "rain"
ttaz (noun, /ɾəz/): "rat"
outt (noun, /aʊɾ/): "river"
nifada (noun, /nɪfədæ/): "robe"
aynitta (noun, /enɪɾæ/): "rock"
oughtuthaik (noun, /ɒtʌðaɪk/): "root"
we (noun, /wɛ/): "salt"
danasaz (noun, /dənæsəz/): "sand"
zat (noun, /zət/): "seed"
li (noun, /li/): "sibling"
adangouv (noun, /ædəŋaʊv/): "sister"
zaki (noun, /zəkɪ/): "skin"
enawtti (noun, /ɛnoɾɪ/): "sky"
us (noun, /ʌs/): "smoke"
atha (noun, /əðə/): "snake"
siikafav (noun, /ʒɪkəfəv/): "soup"
anelag (noun, /ənɛləg/): "star"
aytani (noun, /etəni/): "stew"
maitsi (noun, /maɪtsɪ/): "stomach"
sabe (noun, /səbɛ/): "stone"
alakam (noun, /ælækəm/): "stream"
ithoughsawnoo (noun, /ɪðɒsonʊ/): "sun"
aja (noun, /ədʒə/): "sword"
asi (noun, /asi/): "tail"
dattab (noun, /dəɾəb/): "tavern"
jalalul (noun, /dʒələlul/): "thumb"
ukik (noun, /ukɪk/): "tongue"
soughlit (noun, /sɒlɪt/): "tooth"
alasawt (noun, /ələsot/): "tree"
vattasatt (noun, /vəɾəsəɾ/): "truth"
asanu (noun, /əsænʌ/): "uncle"
thailatt (noun, /ðaɪlæɾ/): "valley"
aydaliz (noun, /edəlɪz/): "war"
da (noun, /də/): "water"
oughlathaypi (noun, /ɒləðepɪ/): "way"
an (noun, /ən/): "wine"
taminawtt (noun, /təminoɾ/): "woman"
natat (noun, /natət/): "word"