Vödabuk

A Volapük Dictionary

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Stöniman

N.

A teetotaller

Stönön

Tr.

To abstain (from)

Stöpädön

Tr.

To hold back, to hold up, to delay, to detain, to hinder

Stöpön

Tr.

To halt, to stop, to restrict

Stör

N.

(act of) digging / raking, (act of) rummaging

Störan

N.

Someone who digs or rummages in something

Störjon

N.

A sturgeon (Acipenseridae)

Störöm

N.

Poker (for fire)

Störön

Tr.

To dig, to rake, to rummage in/around something

Störülön

Tr.

To shake, vibrate, to jiggle, to joggle, to stir

Stöt

N.

Stummering, stuttering

Stötan

N.

Stammerer, stutterer

Stötön

Tr.

To mumble, to stutter, to stummer

Stüb

N.

Brusqueness, curtness, abruptness

Stübik

Adj.

Brusque, curt (unfriendly), abrupt

Stül

N.

A (literary) style, fashion

Stülam

G.

Stylization

Stülik

Adj.

According to a style

Stülön

Tr.

To stylize

Stüm

N.

Esteem, respect

Stümabik

N.

Worthy of esteem, worthy of respect

Stümik

N.

Esteemed, respected

Stümölo

Adv.

Respectfully

Stümön

Tr.

To esteem, to respect

Stürön

Tr.

To pour, to capsize, to shed (tears), to throw (onto a pile)

Stüt

N.

A support, (act of) supporting

Stütod

N.

Crutch

Stütäd

N.

A footing, a base

Stütön

Tr.

To support, to second, to side with

Su

Prep.

On, upon

Sublim

N.

Grandeur, sublimity

Sublim ladäla = Nobility of spirit.

Sublimik

Adj.

Grandiose, sublime

Sublimükön

V.

To raise (to the heights), to raise spiritutally, / mentally, to soar (spiritually), to make sublime

Sud

N.

Deafness

Sudamüät

N.

Deaf and dumbness, deaf-muteness

Sudamüätan

N.

A deaf and dumb person, a deaf-mute person

Sudamüätik

Adj.

Deaf and dumb, deaf-mute

Sudel

N.

Sunday

Sudik

Adj.

Deaf

Sudikön

Int.

To become deaf

Sudükam

G.

Deafening, making deaf

Sudükön

Tr.

To deafen, to make deaf

Suem

N.

Comprehensibility, understanding

Suemakleil

N.

Mental clarity

Suemod

N.

A (mental) concept, a notion

Suemovik

Adj.

Comprehensible

Suemäl

N.

Understanding

Suemön

Tr.

To comprehend, to understand

Suetöman

N.

A welder

Suetön

V.

To perspire, to sweat