There are two modes you can choose from: 'Change' and 'Construct'
Type in any word and click 'Generate'. A random number of letters will
be changed: vowels are replaced with vowels and consonants
with consonants.
e.g. "Thomas" becomes "Thocat", "Thomar",
"Whiwat" and so on.
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You can put a part of your word in parentheses "( )" to avoid
this part being changed.
e.g. "Tho(ma)s" becomes "Ghimas", "Khoman"
and so on.
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Enter any combination of 1 and 0, where 1 stands for a consonant and
0 for a vowel.
e.g. "10101" generates "welid", "tebus".
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Any letters you enter stay unchanged, so if you have a word and you want
to add an ending, try something like this: "Sun100" generates
"Suntea", "Suntoe", "Sunnyu".
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Choosing the language affects which letters are used as well
as the
frequency of occurrence of a specific letter. If you select German, there
will be letters
like ä and ü and the letter e will occur more frequently, since
it is more common in German than in English.
If you like a word, click 'Save' and it will be saved in the 'Generated
Words' list at the bottom
of the page.
These words are saved only temporarily, as long as your browser is open.
Once you close your browser, all the words will be deleted.
This is the list with the words you saved.
Edit
If there’s a word you like, but it's not exactly what you want,
click on 'edit' and the word will be copied into the form field at the top of
the page, and you can work on it.
Google
Use this link to search on Google for the new word you created. Find out
whether the word already exists and what it means.
Delete
Delete a word from the list.
Delete the whole list of saved words.
Opens a new printer-friendly window with all your saved words.
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