Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Liza
Liza Dictionary
Pronouns
sit (pronoun, /sɪt/): "he"
ida (pronoun, /idæ/): "she"
ta (pronoun, /tə/): "they"
ke (pronoun, /kɛ/): "you"
fad (pronoun, /fəd/): "we"
ku (pronoun, /ku/): "I"
Articles
fa (article, /fə/): "a"
dad (article, /dəd/): "the"
Prepositions
atiw (preposition, /ətɪw/): "and"
uttebam (preposition, /uɾɛbəm/): "as"
itou (preposition, /ɪtaʊ/): "from"
attiza (preposition, /əɾɪzə/): "in"
awliwak (preposition, /oliwak/): "of"
asalis (preposition, /əsəlis/): "or"
nitalai (preposition, /nitælaɪ/): "to"
att (preposition, /əɾ/): "will"
ouka (preposition, /aʊkə/): "with"
Numbers
attattash (number, /əɾəɾəʃ/): "zero"
ewi (number, /ɛwɪ/): "one"
daittayfab (number, /daɪɾefəb/): "two"
ilut (number, /ilut/): "three"
atub (number, /atub/): "four"
anaibab (number, /ənaɪbab/): "five"
ipaiki (number, /ɪpaɪkɪ/): "six"
zayti (number, /zetɪ/): "seven"
dechun (number, /dɛtʃun/): "eight"
edini (number, /ɛdini/): "nine"
ihap (number, /ɪhəp/): "ten"
Questions
aing (question, /aɪŋ/): "what"
bayhit (question, /behit/): "who"
usattata (question, /usæɾətə/): "how"
imu (question, /imu/): "why"
lejimay (question, /lɛjɪme/): "when"
Interjections
titanai (interjection, /tɪtənaɪ/): "hello"
dalaba (interjection, /dəlabə/): "goodbye"
dawdaday (interjection, /dodəde/): "hey"
duttu (interjection, /duɾu/): "bye"
falatt (interjection, /fələɾ/): "ouch"
akaythaina (interjection, /əkeðaɪnə/): "wow"
thapu (interjection, /ðəpu/): "uh"
ku (interjection, /kʌ/): "er"
azas (interjection, /əzəs/): "um"
Adverbs
tattufek (adverb, /təɾʌfɛk/): "again"
ainimithaw (adverb, /aɪnɪmiðo/): "now"
ubits (adverb, /ubits/): "soon"
ittuvatte (adverb, /iɾuvəɾɛ/): "often"
nenaijutt (adverb, /nɛnaɪjuɾ/): "sometimes"
atat (adverb, /ətət/): "always"
eziz (adverb, /ɛzɪz/): "never"
etoughzu (adverb, /ɛtɒzʌ/): "seldom"
Adjectives
nu (adjective, /nu/): "aromatic"
atamid (adjective, /ətəmɪd/): "basted"
ila (adjective, /ɪlə/): "big"
ake (adjective, /əkɛ/): "bitter"
izattutta (adjective, /ɪzəɾuɾə/): "black"
litattawt (adjective, /lɪtəɾot/): "blue"
ttoughttoovaitt (adjective, /ɾɒɾʊvaɪɾ/): "brown"
otaida (adjective, /ɔtaɪdə/): "chilled"
chita (adjective, /tʃitə/): "cold"
inipe (adjective, /ɪnɪpɛ/): "curried"
duvit (adjective, /duvɪt/): "dark"
tti (adjective, /ɾɪ/): "deep"
siw (adjective, /siw/): "divine"
iki (adjective, /ikɪ/): "drunk"
thawi (adjective, /ðəwɪ/): "empty"
visoughkat (adjective, /visɒkət/): "evil"
haloovou (adjective, /həlʊvaʊ/): "familiar"
haf (adjective, /hæf/): "fat"
kaloov (adjective, /kəlʊv/): "flat"
inay (adjective, /ɪne/): "frail"
attaje (adjective, /əɾəjɛ/): "fried"
ufusiidu (adjective, /ʌfuʒidʌ/): "full"
as (adjective, /əs/): "good"
bawdudi (adjective, /bodʌdi/): "green"
mutoo (adjective, /mutʊ/): "grey"
naz (adjective, /nəz/): "honest"
ttijaw (adjective, /ɾijo/): "hot"
daikisa (adjective, /daɪkisæ/): "light"
itha (adjective, /ɪðə/): "long"
zu (adjective, /zʌ/): "loud"
atepath (adjective, /ətɛpað/): "mortal"
subough (adjective, /subɒ/): "mysterious"
ifangu (adjective, /ifəŋʌ/): "narrow"
ahi (adjective, /əhɪ/): "old"
ttitat (adjective, /ɾɪtət/): "orange"
umalan (adjective, /ʌmələn/): "pungent"
it (adjective, /ɪt/): "purple"
awvoughttatt (adjective, /ovɒɾəɾ/): "quiet"
ab (adjective, /əb/): "raw"
sawda (adjective, /sodə/): "rectangular"
atittaimaw (adjective, /ətiɾaɪmo/): "red"
nimayda (adjective, /nɪmedə/): "roasted"
fittis (adjective, /fiɾɪs/): "round"
asayth (adjective, /əseð/): "salty"
oul (adjective, /aʊl/): "savory"
anaq (adjective, /ənəq/): "shallow"
tita (adjective, /titə/): "short"
isattus (adjective, /ɪsəɾʌs/): "smoked"
ttabayjat (adjective, /ɾæbedʒat/): "sober"
ath (adjective, /əð/): "sour"
oughhidaka (adjective, /ɒhɪdəkə/): "spicy"
izettapi (adjective, /ɪzɛɾəpi/): "spiral"
dou (adjective, /daʊ/): "square"
ethetti (adjective, /ɛðɛɾi/): "steamed"
aytes (adjective, /etɛs/): "strange"
nal (adjective, /nəl/): "strong"
nga (adjective, /ŋæ/): "sturdy"
naingishin (adjective, /naɪŋiʃɪn/): "sweet"
vachabi (adjective, /vəchæbi/): "tall"
tti (adjective, /ɾɪ/): "thick"
najun (adjective, /nəjʌn/): "thin"
igatt (adjective, /ɪgəɾ/): "warm"
naitti (adjective, /naɪɾi/): "weak"
zaizish (adjective, /zaɪzɪʃ/): "white"
ataneg (adjective, /atənɛg/): "wide"
hanaw (adjective, /hənəw/): "yellow"
iki (adjective, /ɪkɪ/): "young"
Verbs
sidi (verb, /sɪdɪ/): "bake"
izes (verb, /izɛs/): "be"
neng (verb, /nɛŋ/): "belong"
ttoughtushim (verb, /ɾɒtuʃɪm/): "bite"
tatim (verb, /tətɪm/): "break"
lanus (verb, /lənus/): "burn"
adaittime (verb, /ədaɪɾimɛ/): "come"
ni (verb, /ni/): "die"
aytavadi (verb, /etəvədɪ/): "drink"
ayzafuz (verb, /ezæfʌz/): "eat"
pattasa (verb, /pəɾəsə/): "fall"
ayhadud (verb, /ehædʌd/): "fight"
aneng (verb, /ənɛŋ/): "find"
tematam (verb, /tɛmatəm/): "fish"
sekoughza (verb, /sɛkɒzə/): "fly"
ttanakang (verb, /ɾənəkæŋ/): "frown"
sim (verb, /sim/): "go"
uthootud (verb, /ʌðʊtud/): "growl"
jun (verb, /dʒʌn/): "hate"
vay (verb, /ve/): "have"
mapasat (verb, /mæpəsæt/): "hear"
akaja (verb, /akədʒə/): "hide"
ta (verb, /tə/): "hold"
ne (verb, /nɛ/): "hunt"
aiwawtat (verb, /aɪwotət/): "jump"
atuha (verb, /ətʌhə/): "kill"
api (verb, /əpɪ/): "know"
fu (verb, /fu/): "laugh"
ivuttu (verb, /ivʌɾu/): "lie"
athila (verb, /əðilə/): "live"
hu (verb, /hu/): "lose"
imijawn (verb, /ɪmijon/): "love"
jamih (verb, /dʒəmɪh/): "need"
fu (verb, /fʌ/): "own"
az (verb, /əz/): "roast"
kazi (verb, /kəzɪ/): "run"
oomum (verb, /ʊmʌm/): "see"
idawttu (verb, /ɪdoɾu/): "sit"
pith (verb, /pɪð/): "sleep"
aizih (verb, /aɪzih/): "smell"
iwinub (verb, /iwinʌb/): "smile"
natunu (verb, /nətʌnʌ/): "stand"
unituta (verb, /ʌnɪtutə/): "strike"
ihathika (verb, /ɪhəðikə/): "swallow"
itatatha (verb, /itætəðə/): "swim"
shaws (verb, /ʃos/): "taste"
yithu (verb, /yɪðʌ/): "throw"
awtti (verb, /oɾɪ/): "walk"
idattutt (verb, /ɪdəɾʌɾ/): "want"
Nouns
nithaw (noun, /niðo/): "afternoon"
ttafaz (noun, /ɾəfəz/): "ale"
attawwaze (noun, /əɾowæzɛ/): "all"
zash (noun, /zəʃ/): "alligator"
atifatt (noun, /ətifəɾ/): "arm"
binati (noun, /bɪnati/): "ash"
isitta (noun, /isɪɾə/): "aunt"
danip (noun, /dænɪp/): "axe"
udaini (noun, /ʌdaɪnɪ/): "bark"
azevu (noun, /əzɛvu/): "bay"
abedasa (noun, /əbɛdəsə/): "beer"
aypay (noun, /epe/): "beet"
ata (noun, /ətə/): "bird"
atena (noun, /ətɛnə/): "blood"
toughv (noun, /tɒv/): "boar"
azaja (noun, /əzædʒə/): "bone"
ail (noun, /aɪl/): "breakfast"
mi (noun, /mi/): "breast"
udawada (noun, /udəwədə/): "brother"
fid (noun, /fid/): "castle"
ekapan (noun, /ɛkəpən/): "cat"
oongim (noun, /ʊŋim/): "cat"
tta (noun, /ɾæ/): "chest"
esough (noun, /ɛsɒ/): "chicken"
ahi (noun, /əhɪ/): "claw"
ttakivat (noun, /ɾəkivat/): "cloud"
ailatt (noun, /aɪləɾ/): "coconut"
ata (noun, /atə/): "crime"
taybatat (noun, /tebətət/): "day"
ubivuv (noun, /ubivuv/): "dinner"
tu (noun, /tu/): "dog"
aitt (noun, /aɪɾ/): "drink"
awoughtunu (noun, /æwɒtʌnu/): "dungeon"
anaid (noun, /ənaɪd/): "ear"
jay (noun, /je/): "earth"
satu (noun, /sətʌ/): "egg"
attit (noun, /əɾit/): "elder"
kuch (noun, /kutʃ/): "enemy"
sosetta (noun, /sɔsɛɾə/): "evening"
ubazai (noun, /ubəzaɪ/): "eye"
kisatta (noun, /kisəɾa/): "family"
didadatt (noun, /dɪdədəɾ/): "father"
azat (noun, /əzət/): "feather"
suh (noun, /sʌh/): "fight"
tte (noun, /ɾɛ/): "finger"
natiba (noun, /nætɪbæ/): "fire"
at (noun, /ət/): "fish"
nutta (noun, /nʌɾæ/): "flesh"
kosipun (noun, /kɔsɪpʌn/): "foot"
ata (noun, /atə/): "forest"
ujitoukou (noun, /ujɪtaʊkaʊ/): "fox"
atough (noun, /ætɒ/): "friend"
ujaivata (noun, /ujaɪvətə/): "goose"
il (noun, /il/): "grease"
ak (noun, /ək/): "group"
fet (noun, /fɛt/): "gulf"
kedas (noun, /kɛdəs/): "hair"
chinaytta (noun, /chɪneɾə/): "hand"
ka (noun, /kə/): "hat"
tatitt (noun, /tətɪɾ/): "hate"
in (noun, /in/): "head"
zuthasat (noun, /zuθasət/): "hill"
hi (noun, /hɪ/): "horn"
ap (noun, /əp/): "horse"
zaku (noun, /zəku/): "house"
ith (noun, /ɪð/): "inn"
apema (noun, /æpɛmə/): "island"
sat (noun, /sət/): "jaw"
toughpamaw (noun, /tɒpəmo/): "lake"
un (noun, /un/): "leaf"
ibalala (noun, /ibələlə/): "leg"
mikul (noun, /mɪkʌl/): "liver"
ta (noun, /tæ/): "louse"
piyazi (noun, /pɪyazi/): "love"
tilawda (noun, /tɪlodə/): "lunch"
ijuttayfai (noun, /ɪdʒuɾefaɪ/): "man"
tayd (noun, /ted/): "many"
chibavay (noun, /tʃɪbəve/): "meal"
lough (noun, /lɒ/): "metal"
athiki (noun, /əðikɪ/): "mine"
thaingatt (noun, /ðaɪŋəɾ/): "monster"
asattis (noun, /əsæɾɪs/): "moon"
ttinoughzi (noun, /ɾinɒzɪ/): "morning"
dayngepa (noun, /deŋɛpə/): "mother"
bunah (noun, /bunæh/): "mountain"
inapawd (noun, /ɪnəpod/): "mouth"
nayf (noun, /nef/): "name"
utuvan (noun, /utuvən/): "neck"
kacha (noun, /kəchə/): "night"
ni (noun, /nɪ/): "noodle"
kah (noun, /kəh/): "nose"
na (noun, /nə/): "ocean"
nikataf (noun, /nɪkətəf/): "parent"
takayttif (noun, /təkeɾɪf/): "path"
ith (noun, /ið/): "peace"
bidi (noun, /bɪdi/): "pepper"
tuzettun (noun, /tʌzɛɾʌn/): "person"
it (noun, /ɪt/): "pie"
nuvulu (noun, /nuvʌlʌ/): "pig"
uchu (noun, /utʃu/): "rabbit"
atizin (noun, /ətizɪn/): "rain"
kasamaw (noun, /kæsamo/): "rat"
iga (noun, /igə/): "river"
vingaw (noun, /vɪŋo/): "robe"
iki (noun, /ikɪ/): "rock"
disuziz (noun, /dɪsʌziz/): "root"
ittibais (noun, /ɪɾibaɪs/): "salt"
izin (noun, /izin/): "sand"
awttuwa (noun, /oɾuwə/): "seed"
tishetti (noun, /tɪʃɛɾi/): "sibling"
itayttatta (noun, /ɪteɾəɾə/): "sister"
bi (noun, /bɪ/): "skin"
uzittu (noun, /uzɪɾʌ/): "sky"
ttattata (noun, /ɾəɾatə/): "smoke"
ma (noun, /mə/): "snake"
sab (noun, /səb/): "soup"
anan (noun, /ænən/): "star"
uttitaisha (noun, /ʌɾitaɪʃə/): "stew"
kin (noun, /kɪn/): "stomach"
dazaizis (noun, /dəzaɪzɪs/): "stone"
lattula (noun, /ləɾulə/): "stream"
ikatu (noun, /ikætu/): "sun"
thikif (noun, /ðɪkɪf/): "sword"
utath (noun, /utəð/): "tail"
akoughv (noun, /akɒv/): "tavern"
ut (noun, /ʌt/): "thumb"
asite (noun, /əsitɛ/): "tongue"
sadavah (noun, /sədəvæh/): "tooth"
vayt (noun, /vet/): "tree"
nuchilad (noun, /nutʃiləd/): "truth"
at (noun, /ət/): "uncle"
ihitha (noun, /ɪhɪθə/): "valley"
ulesaib (noun, /ʌlɛsaɪb/): "war"
ttumathou (noun, /ɾʌmæðaʊ/): "water"
anizab (noun, /ənɪzəb/): "way"
thitti (noun, /ðɪɾɪ/): "wine"
il (noun, /il/): "woman"
dutheti (noun, /duðɛtɪ/): "word"