Vödabuk

A Volapük Dictionary

7151–7200 / 9216

Spitin

N.

An alcoholic drink

Splen

N.

Spleen

Splodön

V.

To explode

Splodülön

V.

To burst (into)

Spod

N.

Correspondence, mail

Spodön

V.

To correspond (with)

Spot

N.

A sport

Spranön

V.

To blow up, to destroy

Spranülön

V.

To spring

Sprotiänabrasid

N.

A Brussels-sprout

Sprotön

V.

To shoot up, to sprout

Sprötön

V.

To make sprout

Spukön

V.

To spit

Spuled

N.

A cobweb, a spider's web

Spulöm

N.

A spinning wheel

Spun

N.

A spoon

Spunet

N.

A spoonful

Sputön

V.

To throw up, to vomit

Späk

N.

A ghost, a phantom, a spook

Späktrum

N.

A spectrum

Späliälik

Adj.

Frugal, sparse

Spälön

V.

To economize, to save (money)

Spär

N.

A sparrow

Spönan

N.

A godfather, a godmother, a sponsor

Spörinasenöfık

Adj.

Hormone-sensitive

Spül

N.

A coil

Stab

N.

A basis

Stababumäd

N.

Foundation

Stabaliens

N.

Basics, guide lines

Stabalon

N.

(state) constitution

Stabik

Adj.

Basic, fundamental

Stabäd

N.

A (basic) unit

Staböfo

Adv.

Radically

Stabön

V.

To establish, set up

Stabül

N.

The bottom (stabül tuba = the bottom of a barrel)

Stad

N.

A condition, a state, status

Geükön ini stad kösömik = To revert to default settings.

Väls ad stad kösömik = Default settings.

Paramets stada kösömik = Default parameters.

Stadion

N.

A (sports) stadium

Stadäd

N.

A phase, a stage

Stadön

V.

To find itself, to stand (to be)

Stadükön

V.

To set free

Stadükön libio = To set free.

Staf

N.

A rod, a stick

Stafäd

N.

A post, a stake

Stafädakiud

N.

A partition (of staves)

Stafäfer

N.

Rod iron

Stag

N.

A stalk, stem

Stajon

N.

A station

Stajonacif

N.

A station-master

Stal

N.

Steel

Staladüfik

Adj.

Hard as steel

Stam

N.

A stem