The 5 best .com TLD Alternatives
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C: consonant, V: vowel, a-z: plain letter, [a-z]: a random letter from a set of letters, *: random letter, ^: capitalize next letter, +: repeat previous letter <grammar>: store output from a grammar as a variable, these variables are indexed sequentially (number): place stored variable, one-indexed (#-#): randomly place a variable from a range of variables (#,#,#): randomly place a variable from a set of variables (*): place random variable
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Variables
01.
Place your Variables
Place your pattern variables inside <> consecutively.
02.
Call the variables in your Pattern
(1-4) choose one of the variables in step one from 1 till 4
V choose a vocale
(5,6) choose the variable number 5 or 6 from step one
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VVowel
tVnVOutput: tuni, tini, tone, ...
Place 'V' in your pattern to call a vowel ' a, e, i, o, u' randomly
CConsonant
CiCiOutput: libi, kisi, pigi, ...
Place 'C' in your pattern to call a consonant ' b, c, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, r, s, t, v, w, x, y, z' randomly
a-zplain letter
aCVCOutput: adil, amor, amit, ...
simply mix fixed plain letters with your other variables. Useful for example if a word should start with a specific letter like "a".
[a-z]a random letter from a set of letters
[wrtzpsfghjklbnm]V[rtzpsfgklbnm]VOutput: finu, lume, piti, ...
prints randomly a letter from a given set of letters. Place the letters inside square brackets '[]' for example [rtzpsfgklbnm]
*random letter
CVC*Output: duxy, neld, nona, ...
prints a random letter from the entire alphabet.
^capitalize next letter
^CVCVOutput: Rika, Muko, Bula, ...
To capitalize the next letter you can use '^'. For example: '^n' will print 'N'
+repeat previous letter
CVC+V Output: lekko, robbu, fiffo, ...
CV[rtzpsfgklbnm]+er Output: zikker, fekker, mitter, ...
To create Names with double letters you can use plus '+'. This will repeat the previous letter.
<grammar>store output from a grammar as a variable, these variables are indexed sequentially
<sk><sm><sn><sp><st><tw><bl><fl><gl><sl><pl>(1-11)VCVOutput: pliti, glaru, skoti, ...
Place each of your variables inside angle brackets '<>'. The variables are saved seqentially:1: sk, 2: sm, 3: sn, 4: sp, 5: st, 6: tw, 7: bl, 8: fl, 9: gl, 10: sl, 11: pl
Behind this you can call it in your pattern by its index and within brackets'()', see also next steps.
(number)place stored variable, one-indexed
<bl><nk>(1)V(2)VOutput: blunki, blanka, blenka, ...
Place each of your variables inside angle brackets '<>'. The variables are saved seqentially:1: bl, 2: nk
Behind this you can call one of them in your pattern by its index within brackets.
(#-#)randomly place a variable from a range of variables
<bl><tw><sk><nk><ts><st>(1-3)V(4-6)VOutput: skets, blast, skank, ...
Place each of your variables inside angle brackets '<>'. The variables are saved seqentially:1: bl, 2: tw, 3: sk, 4: nk, 5: ts, 6: st
Behind this you can call a range of them in your pattern. Just enter the "from-to" range by its index with a hypen '-' and within brackets '()'.
(#,#,#)randomly place a variable from a set of variables
<sch><ch><sk><nk>(1,2)V(2,3,4)VOutput: schoska, chichi, chuski, ...
Place each of your variables inside angle brackets '<>'. The variables are saved seqentially:1: sch, 2: ch, 3: sk, 4: nk
Behind this you can call a set of them in your pattern. Just enter the variables by its index, separeted with semicolon ',' and within brackets '()'.
(*)place random variable
<bl><tw><sk>(*)VCVOutput: blefu, skuro, twini, ...
Place each of your variables inside angle brackets '<>'. Behind this you can call them in your pattern. Just enter asterisk within brackets '(*)' to call one of your variables randomly. To only call certain variables of your set, see previous steps.