Vödabuk

A Volapük Dictionary

1651–1700 / 9308

Featonatön

V.

To transliterate

Feb

N.

An operation, a business

Febakatäd

N.

Working capital

Febod

N.

Craft, craftwork trade, occupation

Febul

N.

February

Febäd

N.

Business (in general), service, a (commercial) enterprise

Fed

N.

A federation, a league, a confederation

Fedik

Adj.

Federal

Fedön (ko / ta)

Int.

To be in league (with / against)

Feelid

N.

A freckle

Fefik

Adj.

Grave, serious

Fefilükam

N.

Combustion

Fefo

Adv.

In earnest

Fegebön

V.

To use up

Fegön (ko)

V.

To skirmish, challenge

Feifön

V.

To whistle

Feifülön

V.

To squeak

Feil

N.

Agriculture

Feilaläned

N.

Arable land

Feilam

N.

Cultivation, farming, tilling

Feilan

N.

A farmer, a peasant, a rustic person

Feilanik

Adj.

Rural, partaining to farmers

Feilav

N.

Agronomy, agricultural science

Fein

Tr. nom.

Fineness (as opposed to coarseness), subtlety

Feinik

Adj.

Fine, subtle

Feinüköl

Act. part.

Rarefied

Fel

N.

A field

Felamug

N.

A field mouse, a common vole (Apodemus, Microtus agrestis, or M. arvalis)

Felifädön

V.

To spend (time)

Fem

N.

Fermentation

Femur

N.

A femur

Femön

Int.

To ferment

Fen

N.

Fatigue, tiredness, exhaustion

Fenik

Adj.

Tired

Fenikön

Int.

To become blind

Fenät

N.

A window

Fenätaboed

N.

A window-sill

Fenätiklinükan

N.

A window cleaner

Fenätil

N.

Transom window

Fenön

Int.

To be tired

Fenükön

Tr.

To exhaust, to tire out

Fer

N.

Iron (metallic substance)

Ferabem

N.

An iron beam

Feracan(s)

N.

Hardware

Ferin

N.

Iron (chemical element)

Ferinamün

N.

Iron ore

Ferod

N.

A rail

Ferodarutaveg

N.

A train track

Fesül

N.

(blood) vessel

Feudim

N.

Feudalism