Tools for procedural generation of content for tabletop role-playing games
Language Generator
This generates fictional languages. This is mostly useful for debugging.
Siven
Siven Dictionary
Pronouns
thay (pronoun, /ðe/): "he"
ih (pronoun, /ɪh/): "she"
ttawt (pronoun, /ɾot/): "they"
uha (pronoun, /uhə/): "you"
dif (pronoun, /dif/): "we"
ku (pronoun, /ku/): "I"
Articles
agaw (article, /əgo/): "a"
ati (article, /əti/): "the"
Prepositions
aythahas (preposition, /eðəhəs/): "and"
eza (preposition, /ɛzə/): "as"
ttilidawth (preposition, /ɾilɪdoð/): "from"
ttuttid (preposition, /ɾuɾɪd/): "in"
vithittoughd (preposition, /viθɪɾɒd/): "of"
unikinay (preposition, /unɪkine/): "or"
zayttanaif (preposition, /zeɾænaɪf/): "to"
ittoohila (preposition, /iɾʊhɪlə/): "will"
dalili (preposition, /dəlilɪ/): "with"
Numbers
catanal (number, /cətənəl/): "zero"
idouli (number, /ɪdaʊli/): "one"
izam (number, /izəm/): "two"
ttoome (number, /ɾʊmɛ/): "three"
ttahitta (number, /ɾəhɪɾə/): "four"
athana (number, /əðənə/): "five"
ttaithunawtt (number, /ɾaɪðunoɾ/): "six"
thaniz (number, /θənɪz/): "seven"
laputtoo (number, /ləpʌɾʊ/): "eight"
thepit (number, /ðɛpit/): "nine"
az (number, /æz/): "ten"
Questions
ma (question, /mə/): "what"
sawanitt (question, /səwənɪɾ/): "who"
ousingi (question, /aʊsiŋɪ/): "how"
batt (question, /bəɾ/): "why"
awz (question, /oz/): "when"
Interjections
athilaw (interjection, /əðɪlo/): "hello"
al (interjection, /æl/): "goodbye"
apuv (interjection, /əpʌv/): "hey"
lith (interjection, /lɪð/): "bye"
athas (interjection, /əðəs/): "ouch"
adutap (interjection, /ədʌtap/): "wow"
nililath (interjection, /nɪlɪlað/): "uh"
ttousanal (interjection, /ɾaʊsənal/): "er"
malanai (interjection, /mələnaɪ/): "um"
Adverbs
loughtatti (adverb, /lɒtəɾɪ/): "again"
thahawtayl (adverb, /ðəhotel/): "now"
ayhayttis (adverb, /eheɾɪs/): "soon"
pas (adverb, /pəs/): "often"
aysasath (adverb, /esəsəð/): "sometimes"
savathaw (adverb, /səvaðo/): "always"
wikatayb (adverb, /wɪkəteb/): "never"
za (adverb, /zə/): "seldom"
Adjectives
soughneni (adjective, /sɒnɛni/): "aromatic"
ivajir (adjective, /ɪvædʒɪɹ/): "basted"
kiliv (adjective, /kilɪv/): "big"
ttib (adjective, /ɾɪb/): "bitter"
ouma (adjective, /aʊmə/): "black"
asaluza (adjective, /əsəluzə/): "blue"
butt (adjective, /buɾ/): "brown"
oughttimud (adjective, /ɒɾɪmud/): "chilled"
zangaynoitt (adjective, /zaŋenɔɪɾ/): "cold"
akinuta (adjective, /əkɪnʌta/): "curried"
tattoiki (adjective, /təɾɔɪkɪ/): "dark"
in (adjective, /in/): "deep"
al (adjective, /al/): "divine"
babamel (adjective, /bəbamɛl/): "drunk"
tta (adjective, /ɾə/): "empty"
ife (adjective, /ɪfɛ/): "evil"
dettanal (adjective, /dɛɾanæl/): "familiar"
zatt (adjective, /zæɾ/): "fat"
ittattoida (adjective, /ɪɾaɾɔɪdə/): "flat"
aithanupi (adjective, /aɪðənupi/): "frail"
japadaf (adjective, /dʒəpədaf/): "fried"
dinek (adjective, /dinɛk/): "full"
themi (adjective, /θɛmi/): "good"
boughdittou (adjective, /bɒdɪɾaʊ/): "green"
atunayd (adjective, /atʌned/): "grey"
aikingay (adjective, /aɪkiŋe/): "honest"
oughfoughd (adjective, /ɒfɒd/): "hot"
kawis (adjective, /kæwɪs/): "light"
nat (adjective, /nət/): "long"
titadou (adjective, /tɪtədaʊ/): "loud"
wanaw (adjective, /wənəw/): "mortal"
sakal (adjective, /səkəl/): "mysterious"
wasabaith (adjective, /wəsəbaɪð/): "narrow"
pig (adjective, /pig/): "old"
dang (adjective, /dəŋ/): "orange"
aytattu (adjective, /etaɾu/): "pungent"
atasa (adjective, /ətəsə/): "purple"
nittelit (adjective, /niɾɛlit/): "quiet"
tu (adjective, /tʌ/): "raw"
kajaid (adjective, /kəjaɪd/): "rectangular"
ata (adjective, /ətə/): "red"
tutaka (adjective, /tʌtəkə/): "roasted"
att (adjective, /æɾ/): "round"
ifijajai (adjective, /ifɪdʒəjaɪ/): "salty"
davoi (adjective, /dævɔɪ/): "savory"
ivit (adjective, /ɪvɪt/): "shallow"
ayp (adjective, /ep/): "short"
attabal (adjective, /əɾəbəl/): "smoked"
afazutha (adjective, /əfəzʌðæ/): "sober"
si (adjective, /sɪ/): "sour"
lud (adjective, /lʌd/): "spicy"
inanuza (adjective, /ɪnənʌzə/): "spiral"
nett (adjective, /nɛɾ/): "square"
nga (adjective, /ŋa/): "steamed"
lap (adjective, /ləp/): "strange"
idulibi (adjective, /idʌlibi/): "strong"
uthemehaw (adjective, /ʌðɛmɛho/): "sturdy"
pusiawd (adjective, /pʌʒod/): "sweet"
sal (adjective, /səl/): "tall"
thayttaz (adjective, /ðeɾəz/): "thick"
iw (adjective, /ɪw/): "thin"
shasitt (adjective, /ʃəsɪɾ/): "warm"
ak (adjective, /æk/): "weak"
ditezu (adjective, /ditɛzu/): "white"
ta (adjective, /tə/): "wide"
tek (adjective, /tɛk/): "yellow"
fama (adjective, /fəmæ/): "young"
Verbs
ajavin (verb, /əjəvɪn/): "bake"
aipath (verb, /aɪpæð/): "be"
emap (verb, /ɛmæp/): "belong"
was (verb, /wəs/): "bite"
oodittumu (verb, /ʊdɪɾumu/): "break"
ayli (verb, /elɪ/): "burn"
lachije (verb, /lətʃijɛ/): "come"
ata (verb, /ətə/): "die"
lenap (verb, /lɛnəp/): "drink"
sazil (verb, /sazɪl/): "eat"
as (verb, /əs/): "fall"
ittathitaw (verb, /ɪɾæθɪto/): "fight"
shaimuttett (verb, /ʃaɪmʌɾɛɾ/): "find"
it (verb, /ɪt/): "fish"
asavisa (verb, /əsəvisə/): "fly"
zishishu (verb, /zɪʃiʃu/): "frown"
ainat (verb, /aɪnət/): "go"
woughsi (verb, /wɒsɪ/): "growl"
azouwi (verb, /əzaʊwɪ/): "hate"
liboub (verb, /libaʊb/): "have"
fidapeb (verb, /fɪdəpɛb/): "hear"
imile (verb, /imɪlɛ/): "hide"
ini (verb, /ɪni/): "hold"
it (verb, /it/): "hunt"
thaikihat (verb, /ðaɪkihət/): "jump"
aykethin (verb, /ekɛðɪn/): "kill"
tat (verb, /tat/): "know"
da (verb, /də/): "laugh"
avoughfa (verb, /əvɒfə/): "lie"
at (verb, /ət/): "live"
tsuthi (verb, /tsuðɪ/): "lose"
tainuta (verb, /taɪnutə/): "love"
si (verb, /sɪ/): "need"
giki (verb, /gɪkɪ/): "own"
ifoonetaw (verb, /ifʊnɛto/): "roast"
segin (verb, /sɛgin/): "run"
dazi (verb, /dæzi/): "see"
utasi (verb, /ʌtəsɪ/): "sit"
et (verb, /ɛt/): "sleep"
natha (verb, /næðə/): "smell"
attasisi (verb, /əɾəsisɪ/): "smile"
athisa (verb, /əθɪsæ/): "stand"
bithith (verb, /biθiθ/): "strike"
ais (verb, /aɪs/): "swallow"
imubit (verb, /ɪmubit/): "swim"
weha (verb, /wɛhæ/): "taste"
eqa (verb, /ɛqə/): "throw"
fittani (verb, /fiɾəni/): "walk"
ibough (verb, /ɪbɒ/): "want"
Nouns
su (noun, /su/): "afternoon"
wittith (noun, /wɪɾɪθ/): "ale"
enoughtta (noun, /ɛnɒɾə/): "all"
thatha (noun, /ðaðæ/): "alligator"
zakus (noun, /zəkus/): "arm"
anit (noun, /ənɪt/): "ash"
amoughz (noun, /əmɒz/): "aunt"
aymaithayp (noun, /emaɪðep/): "axe"
micha (noun, /mɪchə/): "bark"
oung (noun, /aʊŋ/): "bay"
matha (noun, /məðə/): "beer"
lawlula (noun, /lolulə/): "beet"
sita (noun, /sitə/): "bird"
ez (noun, /ɛz/): "blood"
alipa (noun, /əlɪpə/): "boar"
sittan (noun, /sɪɾən/): "bone"
getati (noun, /gɛtətɪ/): "breakfast"
itti (noun, /iɾi/): "breast"
vusaning (noun, /vʌsənɪŋ/): "brother"
anethaj (noun, /ənɛðæj/): "castle"
imisu (noun, /ɪmisu/): "cat"
dath (noun, /dəð/): "cat"
tutupoughd (noun, /tʌtupɒd/): "chest"
ttalil (noun, /ɾəlil/): "chicken"
iwinaha (noun, /ɪwinəhə/): "claw"
attalu (noun, /əɾəlu/): "cloud"
ing (noun, /ɪŋ/): "coconut"
zatizap (noun, /zatizəp/): "crime"
ma (noun, /mə/): "day"
noughsoughttem (noun, /nɒsɒɾɛm/): "dinner"
toughtte (noun, /tɒɾɛ/): "dog"
aimala (noun, /aɪmələ/): "drink"
ama (noun, /əma/): "dungeon"
zingimaw (noun, /zɪŋɪmo/): "ear"
awawajaw (noun, /əwəwəjo/): "earth"
aynasal (noun, /enəsəl/): "egg"
nijetun (noun, /nɪjɛtun/): "elder"
shoughttang (noun, /ʃɒɾəŋ/): "enemy"
tisute (noun, /tɪsutɛ/): "evening"
abaynud (noun, /əbenud/): "eye"
lasha (noun, /laʃə/): "family"
baittafa (noun, /baɪɾəfə/): "father"
kitesag (noun, /kɪtɛsəg/): "feather"
tawsh (noun, /toʃ/): "fight"
ipi (noun, /ɪpɪ/): "finger"
kinaytah (noun, /kinetəh/): "fire"
abal (noun, /əbəl/): "fish"
it (noun, /ɪt/): "flesh"
dathabul (noun, /dəðabul/): "foot"
awttaisaythough (noun, /oɾaɪseðɒ/): "forest"
li (noun, /lɪ/): "fox"
kitifan (noun, /kɪtɪfan/): "friend"
lay (noun, /le/): "goose"
thutisath (noun, /ðʌtɪsəð/): "grease"
fayj (noun, /fedʒ/): "group"
chipett (noun, /tʃipɛɾ/): "gulf"
ihikafa (noun, /ɪhɪkafə/): "hair"
aytatt (noun, /etæɾ/): "hand"
ittough (noun, /ɪɾɒ/): "hat"
athu (noun, /əðʌ/): "hate"
diti (noun, /dɪtɪ/): "head"
anatha (noun, /ənəðə/): "hill"
tattaija (noun, /təɾaɪja/): "horn"
ttoughhubi (noun, /ɾɒhubi/): "horse"
ttuthettai (noun, /ɾʌðɛɾaɪ/): "house"
ut (noun, /ʌt/): "inn"
manav (noun, /mænæv/): "island"
walazu (noun, /wələzu/): "jaw"
tu (noun, /tu/): "lake"
ttigawtt (noun, /ɾɪgoɾ/): "leaf"
ttoothimith (noun, /ɾʊðɪmɪð/): "leg"
nabi (noun, /nəbɪ/): "liver"
athaidaytta (noun, /əðaɪdeɾə/): "louse"
ash (noun, /əʃ/): "love"
nawlu (noun, /nolu/): "lunch"
agan (noun, /əgən/): "man"
sattenga (noun, /səɾɛŋə/): "many"
epati (noun, /ɛpətɪ/): "meal"
akudawtt (noun, /əkudoɾ/): "metal"
meti (noun, /mɛti/): "mine"
ithoo (noun, /ɪðʊ/): "monster"
napidaw (noun, /napɪdəw/): "moon"
tawoughw (noun, /tæwɒw/): "morning"
ed (noun, /ɛd/): "mother"
zaydutta (noun, /zeduɾa/): "mountain"
ihath (noun, /ihəθ/): "mouth"
avalemu (noun, /əvəlɛmu/): "name"
aila (noun, /aɪlə/): "neck"
asa (noun, /əsə/): "night"
kila (noun, /kilæ/): "noodle"
loonisi (noun, /lʊnɪsɪ/): "nose"
ama (noun, /əmæ/): "ocean"
efebe (noun, /ɛfɛbɛ/): "parent"
za (noun, /zə/): "path"
amaiz (noun, /əmaɪz/): "peace"
tawp (noun, /top/): "pepper"
lidayn (noun, /liden/): "person"
lasat (noun, /ləsət/): "pie"
uzez (noun, /ʌzɛz/): "pig"
ise (noun, /isɛ/): "rabbit"
is (noun, /is/): "rain"
koughtti (noun, /kɒɾi/): "rat"
ni (noun, /nɪ/): "river"
thanab (noun, /ðənəb/): "robe"
lataz (noun, /lətəz/): "rock"
edazig (noun, /ɛdæzig/): "root"
jai (noun, /jaɪ/): "salt"
utasa (noun, /utəsə/): "sand"
juhafik (noun, /juhəfɪk/): "seed"
akanay (noun, /əkane/): "sibling"
za (noun, /zə/): "sister"
anai (noun, /ænaɪ/): "skin"
enak (noun, /ɛnək/): "sky"
an (noun, /æn/): "smoke"
dadiw (noun, /dædiw/): "snake"
enazoughs (noun, /ɛnəzɒs/): "soup"
esa (noun, /ɛsə/): "star"
dashaita (noun, /dəʃaɪtə/): "stew"
shoughtifa (noun, /ʃɒtifə/): "stomach"
ittem (noun, /ɪɾɛm/): "stone"
awi (noun, /əwɪ/): "stream"
attattiti (noun, /əɾaɾɪtɪ/): "sun"
lathakan (noun, /ləðakən/): "sword"
ikoodu (noun, /ɪkʊdu/): "tail"
eputeni (noun, /ɛputɛnɪ/): "tavern"
adesi (noun, /ədɛsi/): "thumb"
zeladu (noun, /zɛlədu/): "tongue"
ulittu (noun, /ʌlɪɾu/): "tooth"
dasiaithi (noun, /dəʒaɪðɪ/): "tree"
ayzinisa (noun, /ezɪnɪsə/): "truth"
ale (noun, /əlɛ/): "uncle"
sayt (noun, /set/): "valley"
ttaitach (noun, /ɾaɪtətʃ/): "war"
finou (noun, /fɪnaʊ/): "water"
aypaitt (noun, /epaɪɾ/): "way"
dunai (noun, /dʌnaɪ/): "wine"
saza (noun, /səzə/): "woman"
ikapat (noun, /ɪkəpət/): "word"