Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Sugak
Sugak Dictionary
Pronouns
ana (pronoun, /ənə/): "he"
ji (pronoun, /jɪ/): "she"
fu (pronoun, /fʌ/): "they"
fai (pronoun, /faɪ/): "you"
hous (pronoun, /haʊs/): "we"
ti (pronoun, /ti/): "I"
Articles
inay (article, /ɪne/): "a"
at (article, /ət/): "the"
Prepositions
atti (preposition, /aɾɪ/): "and"
tatayli (preposition, /tətelɪ/): "as"
lujani (preposition, /lʌjənɪ/): "from"
edal (preposition, /ɛdəl/): "in"
nahuday (preposition, /nəhude/): "of"
devai (preposition, /dɛvaɪ/): "or"
asithif (preposition, /əsɪðɪf/): "to"
inigaydi (preposition, /inɪgedɪ/): "will"
wa (preposition, /wə/): "with"
Numbers
nainika (number, /naɪnɪkə/): "zero"
zagajit (number, /zəgəjɪt/): "one"
thaja (number, /ðədʒə/): "two"
athami (number, /əθəmɪ/): "three"
hath (number, /hæð/): "four"
vinai (number, /vinaɪ/): "five"
lakap (number, /ləkəp/): "six"
tte (number, /ɾɛ/): "seven"
tathitta (number, /təθɪɾə/): "eight"
thisinayd (number, /θisɪned/): "nine"
lamit (number, /ləmɪt/): "ten"
Questions
ik (question, /ɪk/): "what"
aytuthet (question, /etuθɛt/): "who"
aygattad (question, /egaɾəd/): "how"
say (question, /se/): "why"
athitoo (question, /əðitʊ/): "when"
Interjections
ized (interjection, /izɛd/): "hello"
tahap (interjection, /tahæp/): "goodbye"
vubai (interjection, /vubaɪ/): "hey"
inattuni (interjection, /ɪnəɾʌni/): "bye"
inay (interjection, /ɪne/): "ouch"
sadam (interjection, /sədəm/): "wow"
lisam (interjection, /lɪsam/): "uh"
ikafad (interjection, /ɪkæfəd/): "er"
ilut (interjection, /ɪlut/): "um"
Adverbs
aitadam (adverb, /aɪtədəm/): "again"
hay (adverb, /he/): "now"
tha (adverb, /ðæ/): "soon"
ayttathamaw (adverb, /eɾæθamo/): "often"
itt (adverb, /ɪɾ/): "sometimes"
awtettet (adverb, /otɛɾɛt/): "always"
asate (adverb, /əsətɛ/): "never"
apett (adverb, /æpɛɾ/): "seldom"
Adjectives
nai (adjective, /naɪ/): "aromatic"
ta (adjective, /tə/): "basted"
lizays (adjective, /lɪzes/): "big"
tilat (adjective, /tilət/): "bitter"
lattawas (adjective, /ləɾəwəs/): "black"
tithasan (adjective, /tiðæsən/): "blue"
enafi (adjective, /ɛnəfɪ/): "brown"
oijipatti (adjective, /ɔɪdʒipəɾi/): "chilled"
tilelik (adjective, /tilɛlɪk/): "cold"
fufanach (adjective, /fufənatʃ/): "curried"
awttesimi (adjective, /oɾɛsɪmɪ/): "dark"
ngun (adjective, /ŋun/): "deep"
aingudi (adjective, /aɪŋudi/): "divine"
itukipa (adjective, /itʌkɪpə/): "drunk"
anatt (adjective, /ənəɾ/): "empty"
una (adjective, /ʌnə/): "evil"
aidun (adjective, /aɪdun/): "familiar"
pamithaid (adjective, /pəmɪθaɪd/): "fat"
afatt (adjective, /əfəɾ/): "flat"
naisaf (adjective, /naɪsəf/): "frail"
zi (adjective, /zɪ/): "fried"
ufaittati (adjective, /ufaɪɾətɪ/): "full"
asasia (adjective, /əsəʒa/): "good"
ttalatun (adjective, /ɾələtun/): "green"
udoud (adjective, /ʌdaʊd/): "grey"
adaigu (adjective, /ædaɪgʌ/): "honest"
ahetta (adjective, /əhɛɾa/): "hot"
layhi (adjective, /lehɪ/): "light"
ithij (adjective, /ɪðij/): "long"
ata (adjective, /ətə/): "loud"
oughd (adjective, /ɒd/): "mortal"
anu (adjective, /ənʌ/): "mysterious"
da (adjective, /də/): "narrow"
tte (adjective, /ɾɛ/): "old"
layle (adjective, /lelɛ/): "orange"
pootayzi (adjective, /pʊtezɪ/): "pungent"
feng (adjective, /fɛŋ/): "purple"
wathuk (adjective, /wæðʌk/): "quiet"
zutaiva (adjective, /zʌtaɪvə/): "raw"
tsawi (adjective, /tsəwɪ/): "rectangular"
ite (adjective, /itɛ/): "red"
usaf (adjective, /ʌsəf/): "roasted"
adisani (adjective, /ədɪsəni/): "round"
tat (adjective, /tət/): "salty"
poughw (adjective, /pɒw/): "savory"
na (adjective, /nə/): "shallow"
dathough (adjective, /dəðɒ/): "short"
boughth (adjective, /bɒð/): "smoked"
pit (adjective, /pɪt/): "sober"
atu (adjective, /ətʌ/): "sour"
ab (adjective, /əb/): "spicy"
ug (adjective, /ʌg/): "spiral"
ziva (adjective, /zɪvə/): "square"
sath (adjective, /səð/): "steamed"
vatawtt (adjective, /vətoɾ/): "strange"
atattawu (adjective, /ætæɾəwu/): "strong"
att (adjective, /əɾ/): "sturdy"
uvabulai (adjective, /uvəbulaɪ/): "sweet"
isesina (adjective, /ɪsɛsɪnæ/): "tall"
biloo (adjective, /bilʊ/): "thick"
awlinoughpa (adjective, /olinɒpə/): "thin"
ilemi (adjective, /ɪlɛmɪ/): "warm"
aishaitif (adjective, /aɪʃaɪtif/): "weak"
asa (adjective, /əsə/): "white"
gayti (adjective, /getɪ/): "wide"
ish (adjective, /ɪʃ/): "yellow"
el (adjective, /ɛl/): "young"
Verbs
atinel (verb, /ætinɛl/): "bake"
imawvu (verb, /ɪmovʌ/): "be"
aithimoughch (verb, /aɪðɪmɒtʃ/): "belong"
esin (verb, /ɛsin/): "bite"
oughtta (verb, /ɒɾə/): "break"
lisegis (verb, /lisɛgis/): "burn"
ettitought (verb, /ɛɾɪtɒt/): "come"
ainekabu (verb, /aɪnɛkəbʌ/): "die"
kazisham (verb, /kəzɪʃəm/): "drink"
aladayfough (verb, /ələdefɒ/): "eat"
ttisisatt (verb, /ɾɪsɪsəɾ/): "fall"
saj (verb, /səj/): "fight"
attain (verb, /æɾaɪn/): "find"
juki (verb, /dʒʌkɪ/): "fish"
at (verb, /ət/): "fly"
un (verb, /ʌn/): "frown"
juzani (verb, /dʒʌzəni/): "go"
dututha (verb, /dutuða/): "growl"
dak (verb, /dək/): "hate"
awtun (verb, /otʌn/): "have"
titayti (verb, /tɪtetɪ/): "hear"
futitt (verb, /fʌtɪɾ/): "hide"
wu (verb, /wʌ/): "hold"
oughf (verb, /ɒf/): "hunt"
atasha (verb, /ətæʃə/): "jump"
di (verb, /dɪ/): "kill"
at (verb, /at/): "know"
ditta (verb, /dɪɾə/): "laugh"
apewat (verb, /əpɛwət/): "lie"
nuziw (verb, /nʌzɪw/): "live"
pipawait (verb, /pipawaɪt/): "lose"
aviwini (verb, /avɪwɪnɪ/): "love"
ailit (verb, /aɪlɪt/): "need"
ttatuf (verb, /ɾətuf/): "own"
nasis (verb, /nəsɪs/): "roast"
ittal (verb, /iɾəl/): "run"
ithab (verb, /ɪðæb/): "see"
atis (verb, /ətis/): "sit"
etid (verb, /ɛtid/): "sleep"
esami (verb, /ɛsəmi/): "smell"
sida (verb, /sida/): "smile"
ufat (verb, /ufət/): "stand"
hudas (verb, /hudəs/): "strike"
tan (verb, /tæn/): "swallow"
wiloughl (verb, /wilɒl/): "swim"
ittu (verb, /ɪɾʌ/): "taste"
agitt (verb, /əgɪɾ/): "throw"
sanattes (verb, /sənəɾɛs/): "walk"
lawnet (verb, /lonɛt/): "want"
Nouns
bev (noun, /bɛv/): "afternoon"
azi (noun, /azɪ/): "ale"
amizupu (noun, /æmɪzʌpu/): "all"
zikutt (noun, /zɪkʌɾ/): "alligator"
awzatti (noun, /ozəɾi/): "arm"
athe (noun, /əðɛ/): "ash"
utta (noun, /uɾə/): "aunt"
asichet (noun, /əsɪchɛt/): "axe"
itapawa (noun, /ɪtəpəwa/): "bark"
tasaytte (noun, /tæseɾɛ/): "bay"
tidin (noun, /tɪdɪn/): "beer"
zithucha (noun, /zɪðutʃə/): "beet"
ttu (noun, /ɾʌ/): "bird"
alingi (noun, /əlɪŋɪ/): "blood"
tta (noun, /ɾə/): "boar"
daitt (noun, /daɪɾ/): "bone"
ayzil (noun, /ezɪl/): "breakfast"
isashat (noun, /ɪsəʃət/): "breast"
suzetaw (noun, /sʌzɛtəw/): "brother"
esidet (noun, /ɛsidɛt/): "castle"
abo (noun, /æbɔ/): "cat"
ban (noun, /bən/): "cat"
natitt (noun, /nətɪɾ/): "chest"
salawtte (noun, /sæloɾɛ/): "chicken"
pum (noun, /pum/): "claw"
ith (noun, /ɪð/): "cloud"
isattith (noun, /isæɾiθ/): "coconut"
enudanou (noun, /ɛnudænaʊ/): "crime"
oughsasitai (noun, /ɒsəsɪtaɪ/): "day"
ani (noun, /ənɪ/): "dinner"
bu (noun, /bʌ/): "dog"
shechaish (noun, /ʃɛtʃaɪʃ/): "drink"
asailan (noun, /əsaɪlæn/): "dungeon"
inoughsh (noun, /ɪnɒʃ/): "ear"
ttanoughnayn (noun, /ɾənɒnen/): "earth"
taways (noun, /təwes/): "egg"
sia (noun, /ʒə/): "elder"
avapay (noun, /əvape/): "enemy"
zadoutti (noun, /zadaʊɾi/): "evening"
alaykikai (noun, /əlekɪkaɪ/): "eye"
inapi (noun, /ɪnəpɪ/): "family"
misiti (noun, /mɪsɪti/): "father"
vugettach (noun, /vʌgɛɾəx/): "feather"
ditt (noun, /diɾ/): "fight"
tiluthi (noun, /tɪlʌði/): "finger"
danaitim (noun, /dənaɪtɪm/): "fire"
koughtt (noun, /kɒɾ/): "fish"
awna (noun, /onæ/): "flesh"
isinit (noun, /ɪsɪnɪt/): "foot"
us (noun, /us/): "forest"
okaw (noun, /ɔkaw/): "fox"
oughdu (noun, /ɒdu/): "friend"
fakanough (noun, /fækənɒ/): "goose"
anit (noun, /ənɪt/): "grease"
siwi (noun, /sɪwi/): "group"
sudin (noun, /sudɪn/): "gulf"
amai (noun, /əmaɪ/): "hair"
ttedilatt (noun, /ɾɛdɪləɾ/): "hand"
azutani (noun, /əzutənɪ/): "hat"
nittat (noun, /nɪɾət/): "hate"
chittattayn (noun, /tʃɪɾəɾen/): "head"
ajida (noun, /ədʒidə/): "hill"
noizasih (noun, /nɔɪzəsɪh/): "horn"
usawna (noun, /ʌsona/): "horse"
tim (noun, /tɪm/): "house"
shini (noun, /ʃɪni/): "inn"
picuth (noun, /picuð/): "island"
ttazuf (noun, /ɾəzuf/): "jaw"
ilu (noun, /ɪlu/): "lake"
ipaytag (noun, /ɪpetəg/): "leaf"
ap (noun, /əp/): "leg"
mithi (noun, /mɪðɪ/): "liver"
wingattin (noun, /wɪŋəɾɪn/): "louse"
poughtough (noun, /pɒtɒ/): "love"
ittif (noun, /iɾɪf/): "lunch"
akami (noun, /əkəmɪ/): "man"
tisayttum (noun, /tiseɾum/): "many"
ettaw (noun, /ɛɾo/): "meal"
lasakif (noun, /ləsækɪf/): "metal"
zawtoughga (noun, /zotɒgə/): "mine"
diz (noun, /dɪz/): "monster"
etag (noun, /ɛtæg/): "moon"
watt (noun, /waɾ/): "morning"
noughkaytta (noun, /nɒkeɾæ/): "mother"
savahi (noun, /səvæhɪ/): "mountain"
ayn (noun, /en/): "mouth"
anevada (noun, /ənɛvədə/): "name"
dadij (noun, /dədɪj/): "neck"
aitumou (noun, /aɪtʌmaʊ/): "night"
diz (noun, /dɪz/): "noodle"
amattapi (noun, /aməɾəpɪ/): "nose"
di (noun, /dɪ/): "ocean"
atuthisa (noun, /ətuðisa/): "parent"
tsatahik (noun, /tsætəhɪk/): "path"
buv (noun, /buv/): "peace"
ttini (noun, /ɾini/): "pepper"
aith (noun, /aɪð/): "person"
ifaizimi (noun, /ifaɪzɪmɪ/): "pie"
ttebach (noun, /ɾɛbətʃ/): "pig"
nais (noun, /naɪs/): "rabbit"
ithishoupu (noun, /iðɪʃaʊpʌ/): "rain"
mamanip (noun, /məmənɪp/): "rat"
attoughl (noun, /əɾɒl/): "river"
at (noun, /ət/): "robe"
ulini (noun, /ulɪnɪ/): "rock"
haso (noun, /həsɔ/): "root"
eti (noun, /ɛti/): "salt"
tudittawth (noun, /tʌdɪɾoð/): "sand"
yuma (noun, /yumæ/): "seed"
hizayti (noun, /hɪzetɪ/): "sibling"
lipal (noun, /lɪpəl/): "sister"
naip (noun, /naɪp/): "skin"
lamula (noun, /ləmʌlə/): "sky"
thatt (noun, /ðəɾ/): "smoke"
wid (noun, /wɪd/): "snake"
fu (noun, /fʌ/): "soup"
idena (noun, /idɛnə/): "star"
anen (noun, /ənɛn/): "stew"
takaida (noun, /tækaɪdə/): "stomach"
sia (noun, /ʒə/): "stone"
ilav (noun, /ɪləv/): "stream"
ttabima (noun, /ɾəbɪmə/): "sun"
sawthima (noun, /soðɪmə/): "sword"
nitetta (noun, /nɪtɛɾə/): "tail"
sana (noun, /sənə/): "tavern"
iladithi (noun, /ɪlədiði/): "thumb"
enanan (noun, /ɛnənæn/): "tongue"
uttatem (noun, /uɾətɛm/): "tooth"
badas (noun, /bədas/): "tree"
tteh (noun, /ɾɛh/): "truth"
awai (noun, /əwaɪ/): "uncle"
outh (noun, /aʊð/): "valley"
attawh (noun, /əɾoh/): "war"
with (noun, /wɪð/): "water"
oozangath (noun, /ʊzəŋəð/): "way"
tinath (noun, /tɪnæð/): "wine"
mathachaj (noun, /məðətʃədʒ/): "woman"
ttaysa (noun, /ɾesə/): "word"