Language Generator

This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.

Naysish

Naysish Dictionary

Pronouns

ttitt (pronoun, /ɾɪɾ/): "he"

ih (pronoun, /ɪh/): "she"

imay (pronoun, /ime/): "they"

ditt (pronoun, /diɾ/): "you"

ati (pronoun, /əti/): "we"

nga (pronoun, /ŋə/): "I"

Articles

aza (article, /æzə/): "a"

sith (article, /sið/): "the"

Prepositions

ishasi (preposition, /ɪʃəsɪ/): "and"

ev (preposition, /ɛv/): "as"

shettough (preposition, /ʃɛɾɒ/): "from"

fay (preposition, /fe/): "in"

faylapa (preposition, /feləpə/): "of"

ashas (preposition, /æʃəs/): "or"

ttigan (preposition, /ɾɪgən/): "to"

vis (preposition, /vis/): "will"

athaittough (preposition, /əðaɪɾɒ/): "with"

Numbers

huwinaw (number, /huwɪno/): "zero"

latti (number, /ləɾɪ/): "one"

ilayba (number, /ilebə/): "two"

fettat (number, /fɛɾæt/): "three"

hatatti (number, /hətəɾi/): "four"

attatti (number, /aɾəɾi/): "five"

dethidoughs (number, /dɛðɪdɒs/): "six"

azuw (number, /əzuw/): "seven"

wunada (number, /wunədæ/): "eight"

ik (number, /ɪk/): "nine"

math (number, /məð/): "ten"

Questions

ithaw (question, /ɪðo/): "what"

lish (question, /liʃ/): "who"

ka (question, /kə/): "how"

aket (question, /əkɛt/): "why"

kegay (question, /kɛge/): "when"

Interjections

ibaypa (interjection, /ibepə/): "hello"

uthisa (interjection, /uðɪsə/): "goodbye"

techi (interjection, /tɛtʃɪ/): "hey"

louttek (interjection, /laʊɾɛk/): "bye"

athuw (interjection, /əðʌw/): "ouch"

faytayttach (interjection, /feteɾətʃ/): "wow"

ka (interjection, /ka/): "uh"

joughttatou (interjection, /dʒɒɾətaʊ/): "er"

sibisen (interjection, /sibisɛn/): "um"

Adverbs

oughpoughlil (adverb, /ɒpɒlɪl/): "again"

is (adverb, /ɪs/): "now"

atitih (adverb, /ətitih/): "soon"

idat (adverb, /ɪdət/): "often"

ttunasoughth (adverb, /ɾʌnəsɒð/): "sometimes"

awnawthoughtha (adverb, /onoðɒðə/): "always"

efapathu (adverb, /ɛfəpəðʌ/): "never"

shi (adverb, /ʃɪ/): "seldom"

Adjectives

sal (adjective, /səl/): "aromatic"

aipiwuga (adjective, /aɪpiwʌgə/): "basted"

nan (adjective, /nən/): "big"

iledunough (adjective, /ilɛdʌnɒ/): "bitter"

ut (adjective, /ʌt/): "black"

amuttib (adjective, /amuɾɪb/): "blue"

chuvupu (adjective, /tʃʌvʌpʌ/): "brown"

alu (adjective, /alu/): "chilled"

ge (adjective, /gɛ/): "cold"

aithangaz (adjective, /aɪðəŋəz/): "curried"

athaykaw (adjective, /əðekəw/): "dark"

kachaik (adjective, /kətʃaɪk/): "deep"

takuttin (adjective, /təkuɾin/): "divine"

am (adjective, /əm/): "drunk"

apa (adjective, /əpə/): "empty"

bivoughttuc (adjective, /bɪvɒɾuc/): "evil"

ibittu (adjective, /ɪbiɾʌ/): "familiar"

azan (adjective, /æzæn/): "fat"

bape (adjective, /bəpɛ/): "flat"

ibiv (adjective, /ibiv/): "frail"

anab (adjective, /ənæb/): "fried"

ddel (adjective, /ɽɛl/): "full"

attu (adjective, /əɾu/): "good"

ninas (adjective, /nɪnəs/): "green"

isiit (adjective, /iʒɪt/): "grey"

adang (adjective, /adəŋ/): "honest"

uth (adjective, /ʌð/): "hot"

ooka (adjective, /ʊkə/): "light"

bupa (adjective, /bʌpə/): "long"

itenat (adjective, /ɪtɛnət/): "loud"

kane (adjective, /kənɛ/): "mortal"

deshi (adjective, /dɛʃi/): "mysterious"

oughdith (adjective, /ɒdið/): "narrow"

ithawna (adjective, /iθona/): "old"

ngak (adjective, /ŋək/): "orange"

ttunasa (adjective, /ɾʌnəsæ/): "pungent"

uttagis (adjective, /ʌɾəgis/): "purple"

kawlattayk (adjective, /koləɾek/): "quiet"

jatak (adjective, /dʒətak/): "raw"

hou (adjective, /haʊ/): "rectangular"

tuttav (adjective, /tʌɾəv/): "red"

il (adjective, /il/): "roasted"

oonaywin (adjective, /ʊnewin/): "round"

nawne (adjective, /nonɛ/): "salty"

aha (adjective, /əhə/): "savory"

kadaitt (adjective, /kədaɪɾ/): "shallow"

silith (adjective, /sɪlɪð/): "short"

eganila (adjective, /ɛgənilæ/): "smoked"

kalunim (adjective, /kalunim/): "sober"

vinatt (adjective, /vɪnəɾ/): "sour"

inis (adjective, /inɪs/): "spicy"

isasa (adjective, /isəsa/): "spiral"

kutta (adjective, /kuɾa/): "square"

ah (adjective, /əh/): "steamed"

aytathima (adjective, /etəðimæ/): "strange"

asut (adjective, /əsut/): "strong"

ittim (adjective, /ɪɾim/): "sturdy"

oughw (adjective, /ɒw/): "sweet"

eloutatt (adjective, /ɛlaʊtəɾ/): "tall"

evit (adjective, /ɛvɪt/): "thick"

ttiw (adjective, /ɾɪw/): "thin"

di (adjective, /dɪ/): "warm"

akalij (adjective, /ækælɪj/): "weak"

akadu (adjective, /əkædʌ/): "white"

attifu (adjective, /əɾɪfu/): "wide"

enupiw (adjective, /ɛnʌpiw/): "yellow"

natidayn (adjective, /nətiden/): "young"

Verbs

ttada (verb, /ɾədə/): "bake"

akad (verb, /əkæd/): "be"

idel (verb, /ɪdɛl/): "belong"

attiboo (verb, /əɾɪbʊ/): "bite"

douw (verb, /daʊw/): "break"

awdesi (verb, /odɛsɪ/): "burn"

ninatil (verb, /ninətɪl/): "come"

ubaj (verb, /ʌbədʒ/): "die"

ad (verb, /ad/): "drink"

palam (verb, /pəlam/): "eat"

nitisa (verb, /nɪtɪsə/): "fall"

satte (verb, /səɾɛ/): "fight"

imifa (verb, /imɪfə/): "find"

matt (verb, /məɾ/): "fish"

thi (verb, /ði/): "fly"

vawttitan (verb, /voɾitæn/): "frown"

ttabattit (verb, /ɾəbəɾɪt/): "go"

ttamoufab (verb, /ɾəmaʊfəb/): "growl"

idim (verb, /ɪdim/): "hate"

nattali (verb, /nəɾæli/): "have"

vaylatu (verb, /velætʌ/): "hear"

luttibat (verb, /lʌɾibət/): "hide"

ttad (verb, /ɾəd/): "hold"

ta (verb, /tə/): "hunt"

ahangila (verb, /æhəŋilə/): "jump"

tamip (verb, /təmɪp/): "kill"

atiwak (verb, /ætiwək/): "know"

itathai (verb, /itəðaɪ/): "laugh"

ttajettu (verb, /ɾədʒɛɾu/): "lie"

ing (verb, /ɪŋ/): "live"

mane (verb, /mənɛ/): "lose"

ij (verb, /ɪj/): "love"

vunoozu (verb, /vunʊzʌ/): "need"

kaiwu (verb, /kaɪwu/): "own"

sa (verb, /sə/): "roast"

lit (verb, /lɪt/): "run"

nattithit (verb, /nəɾɪðit/): "see"

pivaza (verb, /pivæzə/): "sit"

kalapif (verb, /kəlæpɪf/): "sleep"

teki (verb, /tɛkɪ/): "smell"

ittathatti (verb, /iɾaðaɾɪ/): "smile"

jafis (verb, /jæfɪs/): "stand"

tittiza (verb, /tiɾizə/): "strike"

vafi (verb, /vafɪ/): "swallow"

tti (verb, /ɾɪ/): "swim"

duditaw (verb, /dudito/): "taste"

gawa (verb, /gəwə/): "throw"

tamikaw (verb, /təmɪko/): "walk"

ve (verb, /vɛ/): "want"

Nouns

attade (noun, /əɾədɛ/): "afternoon"

udilaw (noun, /ʌdɪlæw/): "ale"

tazitit (noun, /tæzɪtɪt/): "all"

dadum (noun, /dədʌm/): "alligator"

nge (noun, /ŋɛ/): "arm"

nus (noun, /nʌs/): "ash"

ladai (noun, /lədaɪ/): "aunt"

isiett (noun, /ɪʒɛɾ/): "axe"

uk (noun, /ʌk/): "bark"

bushu (noun, /bʌʃu/): "bay"

adi (noun, /ədi/): "beer"

ayku (noun, /eku/): "beet"

path (noun, /pəð/): "bird"

emiwaynu (noun, /ɛmɪwenu/): "blood"

aithu (noun, /aɪðʌ/): "boar"

ayttoughthitt (noun, /eɾɒðɪɾ/): "bone"

vittoughttatt (noun, /viɾɒɾəɾ/): "breakfast"

pala (noun, /pələ/): "breast"

ad (noun, /əd/): "brother"

chibaw (noun, /tʃɪbəw/): "castle"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "cat"

ifay (noun, /ɪfe/): "cat"

ttainahouch (noun, /ɾaɪnæhaʊch/): "chest"

pelav (noun, /pɛlæv/): "chicken"

oughsatis (noun, /ɒsætɪs/): "claw"

thitittough (noun, /ðɪtɪɾɒ/): "cloud"

ngaf (noun, /ŋəf/): "coconut"

iza (noun, /izə/): "crime"

oughdu (noun, /ɒdʌ/): "day"

epi (noun, /ɛpɪ/): "dinner"

izaki (noun, /ɪzakɪ/): "dog"

lat (noun, /læt/): "drink"

thisay (noun, /ðɪse/): "dungeon"

nanithaw (noun, /nəniðo/): "ear"

is (noun, /is/): "earth"

utittaws (noun, /ʌtɪɾos/): "egg"

ngewan (noun, /ŋɛwan/): "elder"

isafuq (noun, /ɪsəfʌq/): "enemy"

ouma (noun, /aʊma/): "evening"

sawpidu (noun, /sopɪdʌ/): "eye"

etang (noun, /ɛtəŋ/): "family"

aditti (noun, /ədɪɾɪ/): "father"

ulilut (noun, /ʌlilut/): "feather"

ilatta (noun, /ɪləɾə/): "fight"

lilawza (noun, /lɪlozæ/): "finger"

tisasoughs (noun, /tisəsɒs/): "fire"

toun (noun, /taʊn/): "fish"

awainim (noun, /əwaɪnɪm/): "flesh"

south (noun, /saʊð/): "foot"

an (noun, /ən/): "forest"

alap (noun, /ələp/): "fox"

sap (noun, /səp/): "friend"

thah (noun, /ðəh/): "goose"

ttimi (noun, /ɾimɪ/): "grease"

adasi (noun, /ədəsɪ/): "group"

ib (noun, /ɪb/): "gulf"

utitta (noun, /ʌtɪɾæ/): "hair"

ttutittin (noun, /ɾutɪɾɪn/): "hand"

sa (noun, /sa/): "hat"

shoup (noun, /ʃaʊp/): "hate"

thanamak (noun, /ðənəmək/): "head"

etoim (noun, /ɛtɔɪm/): "hill"

day (noun, /de/): "horn"

aibattah (noun, /aɪbəɾəh/): "horse"

away (noun, /əwe/): "house"

ttifi (noun, /ɾɪfɪ/): "inn"

aikidi (noun, /aɪkɪdi/): "island"

nulibam (noun, /nulɪbəm/): "jaw"

abi (noun, /əbɪ/): "lake"

apu (noun, /əpʌ/): "leaf"

il (noun, /ɪl/): "leg"

thaza (noun, /ðəzə/): "liver"

keng (noun, /kɛŋ/): "louse"

chag (noun, /xəg/): "love"

ti (noun, /tɪ/): "lunch"

attaws (noun, /əɾos/): "man"

idanemu (noun, /idənɛmʌ/): "many"

awez (noun, /əwɛz/): "meal"

ttat (noun, /ɾat/): "metal"

tethaymays (noun, /tɛθemes/): "mine"

bike (noun, /bɪkɛ/): "monster"

numuthi (noun, /numʌðɪ/): "moon"

inata (noun, /inətə/): "morning"

iwaitatt (noun, /ɪwaɪtæɾ/): "mother"

ni (noun, /ni/): "mountain"

ain (noun, /aɪn/): "mouth"

ittayfali (noun, /ɪɾefəlɪ/): "name"

ishatay (noun, /iʃəte/): "neck"

ittishat (noun, /ɪɾɪʃæt/): "night"

in (noun, /ɪn/): "noodle"

al (noun, /æl/): "nose"

thazatti (noun, /ðəzəɾi/): "ocean"

am (noun, /əm/): "parent"

oup (noun, /aʊp/): "path"

pid (noun, /pɪd/): "peace"

anafawt (noun, /ənəfot/): "pepper"

uthufach (noun, /uðufətʃ/): "person"

nay (noun, /ne/): "pie"

sunun (noun, /sʌnʌn/): "pig"

voughta (noun, /vɒta/): "rabbit"

jul (noun, /jʌl/): "rain"

as (noun, /əs/): "rat"

tattukawtt (noun, /taɾukoɾ/): "river"

gutha (noun, /guðə/): "robe"

attuttay (noun, /əɾuɾe/): "rock"

ibi (noun, /ibɪ/): "root"

ishaziza (noun, /iʃæzɪzə/): "salt"

thisa (noun, /ðɪsə/): "sand"

itaitai (noun, /ɪtaɪtaɪ/): "seed"

fesaytatt (noun, /fɛsetəɾ/): "sibling"

ka (noun, /kə/): "sister"

ayzamas (noun, /ezəməs/): "skin"

itaka (noun, /itəkə/): "sky"

layfenai (noun, /lefɛnaɪ/): "smoke"

sikan (noun, /sɪkən/): "snake"

ttiban (noun, /ɾibən/): "soup"

ithatti (noun, /iθəɾɪ/): "star"

ab (noun, /əb/): "stew"

ahifaw (noun, /əhɪfo/): "stomach"

tta (noun, /ɾa/): "stone"

ta (noun, /tə/): "stream"

oob (noun, /ʊb/): "sun"

ngoughpis (noun, /ŋɒpis/): "sword"

pitays (noun, /pɪtes/): "tail"

thayp (noun, /ðep/): "tavern"

anooda (noun, /ənʊdə/): "thumb"

ma (noun, /mə/): "tongue"

aithitigu (noun, /aɪθɪtɪgu/): "tooth"

pal (noun, /pəl/): "tree"

aylasu (noun, /eləsʌ/): "truth"

ab (noun, /əb/): "uncle"

attitti (noun, /əɾɪɾɪ/): "valley"

ashidudu (noun, /əʃɪdʌdu/): "war"

apattoughf (noun, /æpəɾɒf/): "water"

sathouj (noun, /səðaʊdʒ/): "way"

ladu (noun, /lədu/): "wine"

meziba (noun, /mɛzibə/): "woman"

amoonge (noun, /əmʊŋɛ/): "word"