Vödabuk

A Volapük Dictionary

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Spearükön

Tr.

To spread, to dispel, to spread around, to circulate (gossip)

Sped

N.

A lance

Spedijedam

N.

The javelin throw (Olympics)

Spel

N.

Hope

Spelabik

Adj.

Hopefully

Spelo

Adv.

Hopefully

Spelön

Int.

To hope

Sperant

N.

Esperanto (language)

Sperantapük

N.

Esperanto (language)

Spet

N.

Expectation

Spetidön

V.

To anticipate

Spetik

Adj.

Full of expectation

Spetiko

Adv.

Expectantly

Spetätiko

Adv.

Expectantly

Spetöf

N.

Awareness, a (mental) realisation

Spetöfön

V.

To be aware (of)

Spetön

V.

To anticipate, to expect

Spetükön

V.

To anticipate

Spid

N.

Haste, hurry, speed

Spidiäl

N.

Haste, hastiness

Spido

Adv.

Hastily, in haste

Spidöf

N.

Haste, rashness

Spidön

Int.

To hasten, to hurry, to make haste, to rush

Spig

N.

A spike, an ear (of corn, grass)

Spik

N.

(power of) speech, the talk

Spikam

G.

Speaking

Spikamahorn

N.

A megaphone

Spikamamod

N.

Way of speaking, language (style/manner of expression)

Spikan

N.

A speaker

Spiked

N.

A maxim, a motto, a saying

Spiket

N.

A proverb, an adage, proverbo

Spikot

N.

A conversation, a dialogue, a chat

Spikotan

N.

A conversationalist

Spikotälik

Adj.

Chatty, conversational, talkative

Spikotön

Tr.

To chat (with), to converse (with)

Spikäd

N.

A discourse, an oration, a lecture, a speech, a talk

Spikädan

N.

An orator

Spiköf

N.

Eloquence

Spiköfav

N.

Rhetoric

Spikön

Tr.

To speak

Spikön nelaodiko = To whisper.

Spikülön

Tr.

To stammer

Spil

N.

(act of) spilling, spillage

Spilön

Tr.

To spill

Spin

N.

A thorn

Spinad

N.

Spinach

Spion

N.

A spy

Spirin

N.

An aspirin

Spiritälik

Adj.

Witty

Spirut

N.

Spiritism, spiritualism

Spitifabrik

N.

A distillery