Vödabuk

Vipär

N.

A viper

Vipön

V.

To wish

Viraban

N.

A Jacuzzi

Viratep

N.

A tornado

Virgan

N.

A virgin

Virik

Adj.

Turning, twisting

Virilön

V.

To swirl

Virud

N.

A virus

Viräd

N.

A whirl

Virön

V.

To twirl, to twist, to whirl

Visedik

Adj.

Canny, clever, prudent, wise

Visedälik

Adj.

Alert, clever, intelligent

Vision

N.

A vision

Visipön

V.

To rustle (of leaves), to whisper

Visir

N.

Vizier

Visit

N.

A visit

Visitan

N.

A visitor

Visitön

Tr.

To visit

Viskid

N.

Whisky

Viso

Adv.

Face to face, opposite, vis-à-vis

Visoik

Adj.

Facing

Visoseid

N.

Confrontation

Visul

N.

A weasel

Visum

N.

A visa

Visü

Prep.

Opposite

Vit

N.

Avoidance

Vitid

N.

Grapevine, vine (Vitis)

Vitidabäl

N.

A (wine) grape (single berry)

Besepedön vitidabälis = To press out the grapes

Vitidagad

N.

A vineyard

Vitidaklop

N.

The grape harvest

Vitidavaet

N.

Grape juice

Vitön

V.

To avoid

Vitür

N.

A pane (of glass)

Vitüraglät

N.

A window-pane, window-glass

Vitürikluinöm

N.

A windscreen wiper

Vitürön

V.

To glaze

Viud

N.

Widowhood

Viudan

N.

A widow, a widower

Viudikön

Int.

To become a widow

Viv

N.

Weaving

Vivan

N.

A weaver

Vivaparat

N.

A (weaver's) loom

Vivaspül

N.

A shuttle

Vivazilid

N.

A loom beam

Vivot

N.

(woven) cloth, a fabric, a textile

Vivot jevodaherik = Horsehair fabric

Vivot kotinik = Cotton fabric

Vivot lainik = Wollen fabric

Vivot linumik = Linen fabric

Vivot sadinik = Silk fabric

Vivot de sadinadefalots = Fabric made from silk remnants

Vivot pegumöl = Adhesive fabric

Vivön

Tr.

To weave

Vivöp

N.

Weaving mill

Vivöpidalaban

N.

Owner of a weaving mill

Vivöpistitan

N.

Founder of a weaving mill

Viäl

N.

A violin