Vödabuk

A Volapük Dictionary

1351–1400 / 9308

Dotik

Adj.

Doubtful

Dotimik

Adj.

Sceptical

Dotön (dö/tefü)

V.

To doubt

Drak

N.

A dragon

Dramat

N.

A drama, a play, a theatrica performance

Dramatan

N.

An actor (theatre, film)

Dramatav

N.

Dramaturgy (the theory and practice of dramatic compositions)

Dramatavan

N.

A dramaturge, a dramaturg, a dramatic advisor

Dramatik

Adj.

Dramic

Dramatön

Tr.

To dramatise

Dran

N.

Pressure, stress, urge

Dranik

Int.

Exigent, pressing, urgent

Dranäd

N.

Importunity, intrusiveness, meretriciousness, obtrusiveness, pushiness

Dranädan

N.

An importunate person, a pushy person, an intruder

Dranädik

Adj.

Intrusive

Dranädön

Int.

To be obtrusive / importunate / pushy

Dranöfik

Adj.

Urgent

Dranön

Int.

To be pressing / urgent

Drat

N.

A wire, a metallic thread

Dred

N.

Fear

Dredabik

Adj.

Awful, fearful

Dredik

Adj.

Afraid

Dredilik

Adj.

Uncanny, awesome

Dredälik

Adj.

Apprehensive, anxious

Dredälükön

V.

To alarm, to demoralise

Dredöf

N.

Cowardice

Dredön

V.

To fear

Dredön (demü)

V.

To be afraid (of)

Drefik

Adj.

Relevant

Drefäb

N.

A (human) subject, a victim

Drefön

V.

To affect, to strike

Dremet

N.

A vibration

Dremäl

N.

Anxiety

Dremön (dub/sekü)

V.

To tremble (with); to shudder

Dren

N.

A tear

Drenameat

N.

Tear duct

Drenön

V.

To cry, to weep

Drenükön

V.

To distress, to upset (to make cry)

Drim

N.

A dream

Drimäl

N.

A daydream

Drimälo

Adv.

In a trance

Drimön

V.

To dream

Drin

N.

A drink

Drinamon

N.

A gratuity, a tip

Drined

N.

A beverage

Drinod

N.

A drink

Drinön

V.

To drink

Drinöpatab

N.

Bar

Drog

N.

A drug

Drolik

Adj.

Comical, whimsical