Vödabuk

Rat

N.

A rat

Ratid

N.

Artillery

Ratär

N.

An artery (anatomy)

Raudik

Adj.

Hoarse

Ravan

N.

A burglar, a robber, a thief

Ravanim

N.

A predator

Ravülön

V.

To abduct, to kidnap, to hijack

Raänid

N.

A spider

Reaf

N.

A record (achievement)

Reafön

V.

To arrive, to attain, to get to, to manage (to do something)

Redabetad

N.

A beetroot

Redabrasid

N.

A red cabbage

Redakan

N.

An editor

Redaribedabäl

N.

Redcurrant

Redavaxen

N.

A cranberry

Redik

Adj.

Red

Redikön

V.

To blush, to become flushed

Redülik

Adj.

Pink

Ref

N.

A reef

Reformat

N.

The Reformation

Refud

N.

A refusal

Refudön

V.

To decline, to refuse

Reg

N.

A king, a queen

Regadom

N.

A palace

Regat

N.

A regatta

Regik

Adj.

Regal, royal

Registaram

N.

Registration (of letter/parcel)

Registarön

V.

To record (on disc, etc.)

Regän

N.

A kingdom

Reid

N.

(action of) reading

Reidaklub

N.

Book club

Reidan

N.

Reader

Reided

N.

A reading (passage), reading matter

Reidovik

Adj.

Legible

Reidug

N.

Erudition

Reidugik

Adj.

Widely read

Reidön

Tr.

To read

Reifön

Tr.

To begall, to happen to, to reach out

Atos no oreifon oli = This shall not befall to you.

Reig

N.

Dominion, government, reign

Reigamod

N.

Manner of government, a regime

Reigan

N.

Ruler

Reiganef

N.

A government (persons)

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