Vödabuk

Reigäb

N.

Subject (of a monarch)

Reigäbik

Adj.

Referring to subject (of a monarch)

Reigäbön

Tr.

To naturalize

Reigän

N.

An empire

Reigänacödalef

N.

Impirial tribunal

Reigänadail

N.

Parliament

Reigänalebüral

N.

Impirial chancellor

Reigänalän

N.

Impirial land

Reigänapot

N.

Imperial post

Reigänazif

N.

Imperial city

Reigänazifik

Adj.

Relating to imperial cities

Reigänik

Adj.

Imperial

Reigät

N.

Sovereignty

Reigätan

N.

Sovereign

Reigön

V.

To dominate, to control, to rule

Rein

N.

Rain

Reinabob

N.

A rainbow

Reinajelöm

N.

An umbrella

Reinamäned

N.

A raincoat

Reinöfik

Adj.

Rainy

Reinön

V.

To rain

Reitak

N.

A nightingale

Reivön

V.

To overtake

Reklamön

V.

To advertise

Rekord

N.

A (competitive) record

Volarekord = A world record.

Rekosilön

V.

To forgive, to reconcile

Rekrutäb

N.

A recruit

Reledik

Adj.

Denominational

Relikid

N.

A relic

Reman

N.

A buyer, a customer

Remoti(s)

N.

Shopping

Remäd

N.

Bribery, corruption

Remön

V.

To buy, to purchase

Renaküir

N.

Reindeer skin

Renar

N.

A fox

Renarapläd

N.

Fox fur

Renäsan

N.

The renaissance

Repüblikän

N.

A republic

Repüt

N.

A reputation

Resitön

V.

To declaim, to recite

Resod

N.

A network

Bevüresod = the Internet.

Resodaklub

N.

An internet forum

Resodapened

N.

An e-mail

Resodatoped

N.

A website

Resor

N.

A spring

Resärfarif

N.

A spare tyre

Resärfik

Adj.

Reserve, spare

Resärfön

V.

To reserve

Ret

N.

Remainder, rest (* e ret = and so on, etc.)

Retil

N.

Remnant