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    Quote Originally Posted by ChickPea View Post
    My no. 1 favourite generator is the Pseudo-Elizabethan Place Name Generator
    I'm definitely bookmarking that one.

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    Hi,

    I just made a spreadsheet name generator based on a list of morphemes/syllables. Each morpheme can be entered in the list along with its translation and the spreadsheet will display assembled words and their etymology.

    The spreadsheet is somewhat protected but you can edit the interesting parts. If you want to use it full time you should make a copy of your own because everyone has the link to the same document.

    There is also a second sheet filled with Quenya morphemes (Tolkien's elvish language) in the document so you can test two different languages.

    Here is the link : https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...oM0/edit#gid=0

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    I know this thread is pretty old now, but the power of the internet compels me.

    Gammadyne's Random Word Generator is an incredible tool for generating words based on patterns or extrapolating an existing word in hundreds of variations. The free version of the software has a few non-essential functions disabled. The interface is dated, but the company still improves the software and introduces new language sets.
    https://www.gammadyne.com/rndword.htm

    My other favorite tool for generating new names is Markov Chains. This link provides a long explanation of how it works: https://towardsdatascience.com/gener...s-2a33030a4ac0
    The short version is using the letter frequency of a set of words to generate more words similar to those in the set.

    There are lots of Markov Chain tools on the web, but this one is my go-to because it has a lot of pre-selected sets of words available. Just click the "Random (x2)" button to cross two word sets. See what you get for "Pies + Theological Demons" or "English Towns + Periodic Elements", for example. Open the settings menu to select word sets, or drop your own list into the text box and generate endless variations on your theme.

    https://www.samcodes.co.uk/project/markov-namegen/

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