Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Ittaicha
Ittaicha Dictionary
Pronouns
uki (pronoun, /ʌkɪ/): "he"
ba (pronoun, /bə/): "she"
na (pronoun, /næ/): "they"
ik (pronoun, /ɪk/): "you"
nges (pronoun, /ŋɛs/): "we"
with (pronoun, /wiθ/): "I"
Articles
te (article, /tɛ/): "a"
fak (article, /fək/): "the"
Prepositions
aibule (preposition, /aɪbʌlɛ/): "and"
zati (preposition, /zətɪ/): "as"
avatt (preposition, /ævəɾ/): "from"
ma (preposition, /mə/): "in"
lay (preposition, /le/): "of"
sa (preposition, /sə/): "or"
aletatt (preposition, /əlɛtəɾ/): "to"
gay (preposition, /ge/): "will"
atta (preposition, /əɾə/): "with"
Numbers
alitt (number, /əliɾ/): "zero"
hittut (number, /hɪɾut/): "one"
ayp (number, /ep/): "two"
fashapun (number, /fəʃəpun/): "three"
ootunitta (number, /ʊtunɪɾə/): "four"
pattib (number, /pəɾɪb/): "five"
awk (number, /ok/): "six"
sanaj (number, /sənədʒ/): "seven"
ifiji (number, /ifijɪ/): "eight"
apahi (number, /əpəhi/): "nine"
ushivoughn (number, /ʌʃɪvɒn/): "ten"
Questions
ttininoughd (question, /ɾɪnɪnɒd/): "what"
anikanga (question, /ənikəŋə/): "who"
voulatta (question, /vaʊləɾə/): "how"
ainif (question, /aɪnɪf/): "why"
ttukatt (question, /ɾʌkæɾ/): "when"
Interjections
avoughditha (interjection, /əvɒdɪðə/): "hello"
bi (interjection, /bɪ/): "goodbye"
ma (interjection, /mə/): "hey"
vat (interjection, /væt/): "bye"
oughtt (interjection, /ɒɾ/): "ouch"
ekijuta (interjection, /ɛkɪjʌtə/): "wow"
ittathi (interjection, /ɪɾəðɪ/): "uh"
zaynur (interjection, /zenuɹ/): "er"
aida (interjection, /aɪdə/): "um"
Adverbs
aitach (adverb, /aɪtətʃ/): "again"
bedidaf (adverb, /bɛdɪdæf/): "now"
ayp (adverb, /ep/): "soon"
iza (adverb, /ɪza/): "often"
izittic (adverb, /ɪzɪɾɪc/): "sometimes"
dapas (adverb, /dəpəs/): "always"
ailouttawaw (adverb, /aɪlaʊɾəwo/): "never"
ta (adverb, /tə/): "seldom"
Adjectives
dapabayk (adjective, /dəpəbek/): "aromatic"
tti (adjective, /ɾi/): "basted"
aynize (adjective, /enɪzɛ/): "big"
att (adjective, /əɾ/): "bitter"
aitijil (adjective, /aɪtɪjɪl/): "black"
ttes (adjective, /ɾɛs/): "blue"
lai (adjective, /laɪ/): "brown"
te (adjective, /tɛ/): "chilled"
la (adjective, /la/): "cold"
ila (adjective, /ɪlə/): "curried"
panga (adjective, /pəŋə/): "dark"
ap (adjective, /əp/): "deep"
ailaylich (adjective, /aɪlelitʃ/): "divine"
umough (adjective, /umɒ/): "drunk"
midayn (adjective, /miden/): "empty"
za (adjective, /zə/): "evil"
adalas (adjective, /ədələs/): "familiar"
athaiwahu (adjective, /əðaɪwəhʌ/): "fat"
lafaivoughz (adjective, /lafaɪvɒz/): "flat"
adushu (adjective, /əduʃʌ/): "frail"
nala (adjective, /nələ/): "fried"
shittana (adjective, /ʃɪɾænæ/): "full"
unaw (adjective, /unəw/): "good"
ad (adjective, /əd/): "green"
lab (adjective, /ləb/): "grey"
unan (adjective, /unæn/): "honest"
ainig (adjective, /aɪnɪg/): "hot"
kahu (adjective, /kəhu/): "light"
ib (adjective, /ib/): "long"
awsa (adjective, /osə/): "loud"
uwataq (adjective, /uwætəq/): "mortal"
doo (adjective, /dʊ/): "mysterious"
ttilit (adjective, /ɾɪlɪt/): "narrow"
baikitt (adjective, /baɪkiɾ/): "old"
tte (adjective, /ɾɛ/): "orange"
sada (adjective, /sədə/): "pungent"
ithou (adjective, /iðaʊ/): "purple"
naywattan (adjective, /newəɾən/): "quiet"
akaikeba (adjective, /əkaɪkɛbə/): "raw"
chawbasa (adjective, /chobəsə/): "rectangular"
imanatti (adjective, /ɪmənəɾɪ/): "red"
uttoughp (adjective, /uɾɒp/): "roasted"
anuh (adjective, /ənʌh/): "round"
asa (adjective, /əsə/): "salty"
sepa (adjective, /sɛpə/): "savory"
idavani (adjective, /ɪdəvənɪ/): "shallow"
azuthalough (adjective, /əzʌðəlɒ/): "short"
oughtitaf (adjective, /ɒtitaf/): "smoked"
nettittif (adjective, /nɛɾɪɾif/): "sober"
udaima (adjective, /udaɪmæ/): "sour"
ttoottaza (adjective, /ɾʊɾəzə/): "spicy"
thettak (adjective, /ðɛɾək/): "spiral"
pazit (adjective, /pəzit/): "square"
uka (adjective, /ʌkə/): "steamed"
awidak (adjective, /əwɪdak/): "strange"
itt (adjective, /ɪɾ/): "strong"
edawsh (adjective, /ɛdoʃ/): "sturdy"
an (adjective, /ən/): "sweet"
uttaimaw (adjective, /ʌɾaɪmo/): "tall"
fa (adjective, /fæ/): "thick"
enivitti (adjective, /ɛnɪviɾɪ/): "thin"
ne (adjective, /nɛ/): "warm"
nawd (adjective, /nod/): "weak"
ayttanaynough (adjective, /eɾənenɒ/): "white"
atayhun (adjective, /ætehun/): "wide"
ji (adjective, /ji/): "yellow"
atta (adjective, /əɾə/): "young"
Verbs
ani (verb, /ənɪ/): "bake"
isi (verb, /ɪsɪ/): "be"
fush (verb, /fʌʃ/): "belong"
ebi (verb, /ɛbɪ/): "bite"
afatisaw (verb, /əfətɪso/): "break"
ayt (verb, /et/): "burn"
zena (verb, /zɛnə/): "come"
izu (verb, /ɪzʌ/): "die"
mattathav (verb, /maɾəðəv/): "drink"
tittilem (verb, /tɪɾilɛm/): "eat"
ibidaym (verb, /ibɪdem/): "fall"
oottathu (verb, /ʊɾəðu/): "fight"
dimufa (verb, /dimufæ/): "find"
awttai (verb, /oɾaɪ/): "fish"
ttawsanayth (verb, /ɾosəneθ/): "fly"
alakasa (verb, /ələkəsa/): "frown"
ithi (verb, /ɪði/): "go"
ttititto (verb, /ɾitiɾɔ/): "growl"
thena (verb, /ðɛnə/): "hate"
fiditt (verb, /fɪdɪɾ/): "have"
ikis (verb, /ɪkɪs/): "hear"
ijittize (verb, /ɪdʒiɾɪzɛ/): "hide"
ttoitapa (verb, /ɾɔɪtəpa/): "hold"
zasaw (verb, /zəso/): "hunt"
awttul (verb, /oɾul/): "jump"
emal (verb, /ɛməl/): "kill"
itu (verb, /itu/): "know"
laychin (verb, /letʃin/): "laugh"
zawthase (verb, /zoðasɛ/): "lie"
at (verb, /ət/): "live"
itaj (verb, /ɪtəj/): "lose"
ulalai (verb, /uləlaɪ/): "love"
baika (verb, /baɪkə/): "need"
wip (verb, /wɪp/): "own"
jan (verb, /dʒən/): "roast"
aylak (verb, /elək/): "run"
ettidulu (verb, /ɛɾɪdulu/): "see"
am (verb, /əm/): "sit"
toughfoughtith (verb, /tɒfɒtɪð/): "sleep"
ata (verb, /ətə/): "smell"
anis (verb, /ənɪs/): "smile"
alikou (verb, /əlikaʊ/): "stand"
sheshawsi (verb, /ʃɛʃosi/): "strike"
atti (verb, /əɾɪ/): "swallow"
pak (verb, /pək/): "swim"
bi (verb, /bɪ/): "taste"
tittipoot (verb, /tɪɾipʊt/): "throw"
iquhi (verb, /ɪqʌhɪ/): "walk"
vab (verb, /vəb/): "want"
Nouns
yilangam (noun, /yɪlaŋəm/): "afternoon"
duzata (noun, /dʌzətə/): "ale"
awnuda (noun, /onʌdə/): "all"
athayttaza (noun, /əðeɾæzə/): "alligator"
oonittasou (noun, /ʊnɪɾasaʊ/): "arm"
etatta (noun, /ɛtəɾa/): "ash"
id (noun, /ɪd/): "aunt"
atha (noun, /aða/): "axe"
minana (noun, /mɪnənə/): "bark"
idaw (noun, /ɪdo/): "bay"
oughnattav (noun, /ɒnəɾəv/): "beer"
nethi (noun, /nɛðɪ/): "beet"
ilaviloo (noun, /ɪləvɪlʊ/): "bird"
thainaw (noun, /θaɪno/): "blood"
dun (noun, /dʌn/): "boar"
ttunat (noun, /ɾʌnat/): "bone"
shite (noun, /ʃɪtɛ/): "breakfast"
nezahiz (noun, /nɛzəhɪz/): "breast"
asoughnitti (noun, /əsɒnɪɾɪ/): "brother"
sasusa (noun, /səsʌsə/): "castle"
huttanough (noun, /hʌɾənɒ/): "cat"
enini (noun, /ɛnini/): "cat"
thaitu (noun, /ðaɪtu/): "chest"
awimuchu (noun, /əwimʌtʃʌ/): "chicken"
adi (noun, /ədɪ/): "claw"
awwinayd (noun, /owɪned/): "cloud"
janithip (noun, /dʒənɪðip/): "coconut"
ttaibunat (noun, /ɾaɪbunət/): "crime"
eniv (noun, /ɛnɪv/): "day"
uda (noun, /ʌdə/): "dinner"
kaj (noun, /kədʒ/): "dog"
ub (noun, /ʌb/): "drink"
usikatha (noun, /usɪkəðə/): "dungeon"
paisad (noun, /paɪsad/): "ear"
aynagila (noun, /enægɪla/): "earth"
ilalina (noun, /ɪləlɪnæ/): "egg"
kithata (noun, /kiðætə/): "elder"
pig (noun, /pɪg/): "enemy"
fay (noun, /fe/): "evening"
alizatt (noun, /əlɪzəɾ/): "eye"
ifi (noun, /ifɪ/): "family"
iki (noun, /ikɪ/): "father"
ekinaw (noun, /ɛkɪno/): "feather"
tettoun (noun, /tɛɾaʊn/): "fight"
ttatemay (noun, /ɾætɛme/): "finger"
ttitihi (noun, /ɾitihɪ/): "fire"
ih (noun, /ih/): "fish"
anu (noun, /ənʌ/): "flesh"
ihalizi (noun, /ɪhəlɪzɪ/): "foot"
ipoughj (noun, /ipɒj/): "forest"
athaw (noun, /aðo/): "fox"
aws (noun, /os/): "friend"
oijikayzi (noun, /ɔɪjɪkezɪ/): "goose"
ayt (noun, /et/): "grease"
ichafit (noun, /ɪtʃəfit/): "group"
pi (noun, /pi/): "gulf"
usawth (noun, /usoθ/): "hair"
kuhi (noun, /kuhi/): "hand"
asib (noun, /əsɪb/): "hat"
apavaf (noun, /əpəvəf/): "hate"
ilounuta (noun, /ɪlaʊnutə/): "head"
ifi (noun, /ifɪ/): "hill"
uzitawda (noun, /ʌzɪtodə/): "horn"
isa (noun, /isæ/): "horse"
chas (noun, /tʃəs/): "house"
igayza (noun, /ɪgezə/): "inn"
outtailid (noun, /aʊɾaɪlid/): "island"
etamaz (noun, /ɛtəməz/): "jaw"
avangayd (noun, /əvæŋed/): "lake"
zaitiv (noun, /zaɪtɪv/): "leaf"
avarroughti (noun, /avərɒtɪ/): "leg"
at (noun, /ət/): "liver"
ilach (noun, /ɪlətʃ/): "louse"
zivefough (noun, /zɪvɛfɒ/): "love"
thagatin (noun, /ðəgətin/): "lunch"
attatti (noun, /aɾəɾɪ/): "man"
ami (noun, /əmɪ/): "many"
nisiatt (noun, /nɪʒəɾ/): "meal"
ttipidi (noun, /ɾɪpɪdɪ/): "metal"
athutanay (noun, /əðʌtəne/): "mine"
epoo (noun, /ɛpʊ/): "monster"
moud (noun, /maʊd/): "moon"
imai (noun, /imaɪ/): "morning"
ajaki (noun, /əjakɪ/): "mother"
ta (noun, /tə/): "mountain"
ni (noun, /ni/): "mouth"
moughnough (noun, /mɒnɒ/): "name"
ethi (noun, /ɛðɪ/): "neck"
ang (noun, /æŋ/): "night"
ith (noun, /ɪð/): "noodle"
qalawthuh (noun, /qaloðuh/): "nose"
awan (noun, /əwən/): "ocean"
asas (noun, /əsəs/): "parent"
zad (noun, /zæd/): "path"
ezak (noun, /ɛzək/): "peace"
nattoozay (noun, /naɾʊze/): "pepper"
ki (noun, /kɪ/): "person"
idootta (noun, /ɪdʊɾæ/): "pie"
mattu (noun, /məɾu/): "pig"
aynat (noun, /enæt/): "rabbit"
voughttu (noun, /vɒɾu/): "rain"
asi (noun, /əsɪ/): "rat"
ineba (noun, /inɛbæ/): "river"
itti (noun, /ɪɾi/): "robe"
igapalu (noun, /igəpælu/): "rock"
kaymunel (noun, /kemʌnɛl/): "root"
ett (noun, /ɛɾ/): "salt"
tithana (noun, /tɪðænə/): "sand"
muvungud (noun, /muvʌŋʌd/): "seed"
ibeva (noun, /ɪbɛvə/): "sibling"
kada (noun, /kədə/): "sister"
kainouva (noun, /kaɪnaʊvə/): "skin"
ttatta (noun, /ɾəɾə/): "sky"
aynitha (noun, /eniðə/): "smoke"
wiwa (noun, /wɪwə/): "snake"
ingeni (noun, /iŋɛnɪ/): "soup"
aythami (noun, /eðæmɪ/): "star"
imalough (noun, /ɪmælɒ/): "stew"
pavide (noun, /pəvidɛ/): "stomach"
gim (noun, /gɪm/): "stone"
ttef (noun, /ɾɛf/): "stream"
atturretti (noun, /əɾʌrɛɾɪ/): "sun"
oughl (noun, /ɒl/): "sword"
ittutt (noun, /ɪɾʌɾ/): "tail"
apani (noun, /əpəni/): "tavern"
lawnittij (noun, /lonɪɾɪj/): "thumb"
enays (noun, /ɛnes/): "tongue"
zinajak (noun, /zinəjæk/): "tooth"
nu (noun, /nʌ/): "tree"
thi (noun, /ðɪ/): "truth"
thuwasay (noun, /ðʌwase/): "uncle"
pab (noun, /pəb/): "valley"
awfap (noun, /ofap/): "war"
nas (noun, /næs/): "water"
athaila (noun, /əθaɪlə/): "way"
gagina (noun, /gəgɪnə/): "wine"
ufaf (noun, /ufæf/): "woman"
ti (noun, /tɪ/): "word"