Vödabuk

A Volapük Dictionary

1951–2000 / 9308

Frikop

N.

Africa

Frikopan

N.

An African person

Frin

N.

A finch

Frog

N.

A frog

Fromad

N.

A cheese

Fron

N.

A wrinkle

Front

N.

A (military) front

Frontanef

N.

The front line (of soldiers)

Fronükön flomi

V.

To frown

Frut

N.

An advantage

Frutidön

V.

To benefit from, to make use of, to take advantage of

ad frutid (oba) etc = for (my) own good

Frutik

Adj.

Useful

Frutön

V.

To benefit

Fräd(s)

N.

An expense, expenses

Frädön

V.

To cost (have a price of...)

Frän

N.

A bit (on bridle)

Ftisid

N.

Tuberculosis

Fuk

N.

A seal

Fulik

Adj.

Full

Fuliöpömön

V.

To pump up (tyres, etc)

Fulükapen

N.

A fountain-pen

Fulükön

V.

To fill

Fun

N.

A cadaver, a corpse

Funaklot

N.

A shroud

Funifilüköp

N.

A funeral pyre

Funig

N.

A fungus

Funisepülan

N.

An undertaker

Furmid

N.

An ant

Furnod

N.

An oven, a stove

koldülükafurnod = a cooling oven

Furot

N.

A lining

Fut

N.

A foot

Futafrenöm

N.

A foot brake

Futaglöpäd

N.

Football (game)

Futaplant

N.

Sole (of foot)

Futaretod

N.

A footprint

Futayoin

N.

An ankle

Futikälan

N.

A chiropodist

Futogolan

N.

A pedestrian

Futogolanazon

N.

A pedestrian precinct

Fäd

N.

A chance event, a coincidencee, fortuitousness, happenstance

Ma fäd = At random.

Fädik

Adj.

Accidental, by chance

Fädiko

Adv.

As it happens, haphazardly, perchance

Fädo

Adv.

Casually, by chance, unexpectedly

Fäg

N.

An ability, a faculty

Fägik

Adj.

Able, capable

Fägiko

Adv.

Ably, capably

Fägön

Int.

To be capable, to be in a position to

Fäi-

Pref.

Shut

Fäiknibön

V.

To squeeze together

Fäiknopön

V.

To button up