Fantasy Language Translation

Translation Direction English to Fantasy Fantasy to English

Language Version Version 1 — Two fantasy letters per English letter Version 2 — Flavored syllables, shorter & reversible

English Text

Fantasy Text Abyssal (Sibilant, Whispering, Sharp) Celestial (Resonant, Musical, Pure) Deep Speech (Alien, Cthulhu-esque, Gurgling) Draconic (Harsh, Sibilant, Reptilian Cleavages) Druidic (Natural, Rooted, Whispered) Dwarven (Rigid, Compound Blocks) Elemental, Air (Breathy, Light, Whistling) Elemental, Earth (Dense, Stony, Resonant) Elemental, Fire (Crackling, Sharp, Hissing) Elemental, Water (Fluid, Rolling, Wave-Like) Primordial, Air (Ancient Breath, Sky-Chanted) Primordial, Earth (Ancient Stone, Deep-Rumbled) Primordial, Fire (Ancient Flame, Ember-Tongued) Primordial, Water (Ancient Tide, Deep-Flowing) Elvish (Flowing, Vowel-Heavy, Soft) Giant (Heavy, Broad, Elongated) Gnoll (Yipping, Savage, Pack-Rhythm) Gnome (Rapid, Tech-Clicky, Busy) Goblin (Clipped, Cunning, Rapid) Halfling (Warm, Simple, Familiar) Infernal (Legalistic, Sharp, Contract-Bound) Merfolk (Tidal, Singing, Fluid) Minotaur (Labyrinthine, Horned, Heavy) Modron (Geometric, Ordered, Mechanical) Orcish (Guttural, Harsh Consonants) Slaad (Chaotic, Croaking, Discordant) Sphynx (Riddled, Regal, Measured) Sylvan (Fey, Melodic, Enchanted) Thieves' Cant (Coded, Clipped, Slang-Laced) Undercommon (Smooth, Echoing, Shadowy) Vedalken (Analytical, Precise, Layered)