Vödabuk

Rojat

N.

(bitter) orange (Citrus aurantium)

Rojatabim

N.

Orange tree (Citrus aurantium)

Rojatep

N.

Orange tree (Citrus aurantium)

Rol

N.

Rolling

Rolatridem

N.

An escalator

Rolön

Int.

To roll

Rom

N.

Rome

Roman

N.

Roman Catholic

Romatik

Adj.

Romantic

Romatim

Adj.

Romanticism

Romän

N.

The Roman Empire

Romänan

N.

A Roman, a citizen of the Roman Empire

Ronät

N.

A faucet, a tap

Ronät len tub = Tap on a barrel.

Ronätosumön

Tr.

To tap off

Rood

N.

An order (taxonomy)

Rop

N.

Interruption

Ropön

Tr.

To interrupt

Ror

N.

A roar

Rorud

N.

Arrowroot

Rorön

Int.

To roar

Rosad

N.

A rose

Rosad tumbledik = Centripetal rose.

Rosadabimül

N.

Rose bush

Rosadakronül

Int.

A rosary

Plekön rosadakronüli = To pray the rosary.

Rosadaköl

N.

Rose-colour, rose-color

Rosadakölik

Adj.

Rose-coloured, rose-colored

Rosadik

Adj.

Rosy

Rosadil

N.

Little rose

Rosin

N.

A raisin

Rot

N.

A routine, inefficient habitual routine, a template (computer)

Roto

Adv.

Routinely, in the same old dawdling way

Roul

N.

A part, a role (in play)

Rov

N.

Thinness, narrowness (in contrast to width)

Rovanudik

Adj.

Leptorrhine, with a narrow nose

Rovik

Adj.

Narrow, thin

Ru-

Pref.

Primitive, ancient

Rubrig

N.

A rubric

Ruil

N.

Rust

Ruilik

Adj.

Rusty

Rukulön

V.

To coo (like a pigeon/dove)

Rul

N.

A (roller) blind

Ruläd

N.

A roll

Rulät

N.

Roulette (game of chance)

Rumon

N.

Romansh language

Rumän

N.

Rumania

Runäd

N.

A rush (of animals/people)

Runülan

N.

A jogger

Rupäd

N.

An eruption, an outbreak

Rupädön

V.

To break out (e.g. war, storm)

Rupön

V.

To erupt

Rur

N.

Dysentery