Vödabuk
A Volapük Dictionary
8801–8850 / 9339
Vomik
Adj.Female
Vomitön
Tr.To throw up, to vomit
Vomöf
N.Femininity, womanhood
Vomül
N.A young woman, Miss
Voredik
Adj.Worn out
Vorik
Adj.Derelict, ruined, shabby
Vorädik
Adj.Banal, boring, commonplace, derelict, run-down
Vorädikön
V.To fall into disuse, to run down
Vorükön
V.To wear out
Votabumön
V.To rebuild
Votacedikön
V.To change one’s mind
Votaflano
Adv.On the other hand
Votaflanü
Prep.On the other side of...
Votafomam
N.A transformation
Votafomön
V.To transform
Votaklotön
V.To disguise
Votanemükön
V.To rename
Votaseimo
Adv.Elsewhere
Votastidön
V.To reform
Votik
Adj.Another, other
Votikam
N.An alteration
Votikna
Adv.Once more, one more time, other times
Votiko
Adv.Otherwise
Votikön
V.To alter, to change
Voto
Adv.Else
Votükam
N.Change
Votükamiäl
N.A hankering after change
Votükön
V.To alter, to change, to transform
Voät
N.A sensation, a thrill
Voätik
Adj.Candid, to the point
Vuit
N.Wheat
Vukön
V.To practise usury, to profiteer
Vul
N.A root
Vulikön
V.To take root
Vultur
N.A vulture
Vum
N.A worm
Vumodämik
Adj.Worm-eaten
Vun
N.An injury, a wound
Vunäb
N.A casualty
Vunön
V.To injure, to wound
Vut
N.Anger, fury
Vutalienet
N.Frenzy
Vutik
Adj.Furious
Vutön
V.To rage
Väd
N.Serum, whey
Väk
N.Wax
Väkakandel
N.A wax candle
Väkamagot
N.Waxwork, a wax figure/model
Väkik
Adj.Waxen, waxy, made of wax
Väkön
Tr.To wax, to (coat with) wax