Vödabuk

Datonön

V.

To ring out

Datuv

N.

(act of) inventing, invention

Datuval

N.

An inventor

Datuvan

N.

An inventor

Datuvan Volapüka = The inventor of Volapük

Datuvot

N.

An invention, something invented

Datuvön

Tr.

To invent

Dauk

N.

A carrot (Daucus carota)

Daun

N.

Down (fluffy feathers), fluff, nap (material)

Daunaplüm

N.

Down feather

Daut

N.

Daughter

Dautamatan

N.

A daughter's husband

Dautil

N.

Little daughter

Dav

N.

Dew

Davatof

N.

A dewdrop

Daved

N.

Emergence

Davedön

V.

To appear suddenly

Davedöp

N.

A birth-place

Davedükön

V.

To bring about, cause, effect, incite, provoke

Daväl

N.

An election

Daükön (me)

Adj.

Saturated (with)

Daül

N.

Adulthood

Daülan

N.

An adult

Daülik

Adj.

Adult

Daülüp

N.

Adulthood

De

Prep.

Of, from

Deadam

N.

Death

Deadanagaläd

N.

Wake (funeral), visitation (funeral), funeral reception

Deadanöp

N.

Cemetery

Deadapönod

N.

The death penalty, capital punishment

Deadik

Adj.

Dead

Deadiyuf

N.

Euthanasia

Deadöfik

Adj.

Mortal

Deadön

V.

To die

Deb

N.

A debt

Debetön

V.

To owe (money)

Debön

V.

To owe

Def

N.

A defect, a deficiency

Defal

N.

(act or process of) falling off, litter

Defalön

Int.

To fall off

Defan

N.

Catching, intercepting, to snatch away

Defanan

N.

Catcher, interceptor

Defanön

Tr.

To catch, to snatch away

Defik

Adj.

Deficient, imperfect

Defäd

N.

Need, poverty

Defädan

N.

A poor person, a person in need

Defädön

Int.

To be in need, to be needy, to be in want, to be poverty-stricken

Defälotiär

N.

A dustbin

Defön

V.

To be deficient, to be lacking, to fail

Deg

Num.

Ten

Deg bal

Num.

Eleven