Vödabuk

A Volapük Dictionary

1251–1300 / 9308

Dindun

N.

A turkey

Dinit

N.

Dignity, rank

Dinitaleod

N.

Hierarchy (non-religious)

Dinitik

Adj.

Dignified

Dinosaur

N.

A dinosaur

Dinäd

N.

A circumstance, a matter, an occasion, a condition

Diotik

Adj.

Idiotic

Dip

N.

Diplomacy

Dipan

N.

A diplomat

Dipanef

N.

(the) diplomatic corps

Dis

Prep.

Under

Disbovedil

N.

A saucer

Disein

N.

An aim, end, intent, objective, purpose

Diseinön

Tr.

To aim at, to intend, to mean

Disin

N.

A plan, draught, sketch, project (material and immaterial), a design

Disinön

V.

To design, to plan

Diskudijedam

N.

(the) discus throw (Olympics)

Dislienükön

Tr.

To underline, to underscore

Dismelanaf

N.

A submarine

Dispenäd

N.

A signature

Dispenön

V.

To sign

Dissevälöf(ik)

Adj.

Subconscious

Dissilik

Adj.

Open-air

Disstütot

N.

A base, a plinth

Dist

N.

An (essential) difference

Distalik

Adj.

Underground (general)

Distidön

V.

To distinguish, to make a distinction

Distik

Adj.

Distinct

Distrenaveg

N.

The underground (railway)

Distukön

V.

To destroy; to devastate

Distöfik

Adj.

Diverse, various

Distön (de)

V.

To distinguish (from)

Disärt

N.

Desertion

Dit

N.

Separation

Ditavöl

N.

Diaphragm

Ditibön

V.

To hand out

Ditrenaveg

N.

Underground (railway)

Ditret

N.

Distress, an emergency, need

Ditreto = In distress

Ditretadonioköm

N.

An emergency landing (aviation)

Ditretajänil

N.

Communication cord (on train)

Ditretaklok

N.

A warning bell (in distress)

Ditön (de)

V.

To separate (from); to take leave (of)

Dium

N.

A (spiritualist) medium

Diur

N.

Daytime

Diuretin

N.

Diuresis (medical)

Diurön

V.

To be on duty

Div

N.

A treasure

Divodik

Adj.

Devoted

Divodön (+ dative)

V.

To be addicted (to)

Divöp

N.

A treasure house