Let me translate–Constructed Language Word Generator. My friend made me one! So instead of sticking sounds together and trying not to have every word sound like every other word (trust me, I can make constructing gibberish words time-consuming and monotonous), I just click a button, and out come–words!
1: úñewír. Too many accents, but they’re easy enough to remove.
2: óývek. Too close to oy vey.
3: ñéfoh. Lose the accent over the e…
4: daw. Heh, first publisher to turn me down. We’ll skip this one.
5: riú. Nice!
6: joññ. Umm…not pronounceable. But lose one of the ‘n’s and it’s do-able.
7: ýávkzimwúñ. uhh–no.
8: duñéywu. Cool!
9: yadáhñewýsom. What do you say when a Vral sneezes?
10: yismjów. Ouch.
11: ýóýkóñ. Accent abuse! But alterable.
12: mó. Mó better? Nó.
13: éfvájñ. Maybe one more vowel…
14: u. Who, me?
15: erhmúnzékeñ. Very pronounceable, but awfully long. Hmm, the Vral theory of relativity?
See? How fun is that?
Geeks make the best friends.
nNNot a very good generator if it overgenerates uords uith dwwwwwwiacritics…….., and uy does this gadget eat punctuation, and double-vs and the voiced form of p?
Blame my first-time conlanging, not her generator! It does exactly what I asked.
She’s offered to overhaul it if I decide to iron the rules out a bit more, but I don’t want to be a pain.
thanks for commenting. Are you conlanging too?
Word generators rule. Period. XD
It’s always amusing to see the horribly long and unpronouncable stuff that comes out. Mm-hm. 🙂
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