Vödabuk
A Volapük Dictionary
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Yelasäsun
N.A season (of the year)
Yelovamaläd
N.Jaundice
Yelovatüfud
N.Yellow fever
Yelovik
Adj.Yellow
Yelovilik
Adj.Yellowish
Yilidön
V.To yield (to)
Yilön
V.To dodge, to evade, to give way to
Yionükön
V.To ionize
Yisraelän
N.Israel
Yof
N.Enjoyment, pleasure
Yofiäl
N.Pleasure-seeking
Yofön
V.To enjoy (oneself)
Yogan
N.A juggler
Yogurt
N.Yogurt
Yoin
N.A joint
Yok
N.A yoke (for animals)
Yokäd
N.A collar, a harness (for animals)
Yokön
V.To harness, to subject
Yoyod
N.Yo-yo (toy)
Yub
N.Jubilation, rejoicing
Yubid
N.A jubilee
Yubidan
N.A jubilarian
Yubidön
V.To celebrate an anniversary
Yubik(o)
Adj./adv.Jubilant(ly); triumphantly
Yubön
V.To rejoice
Yuf
N.Assistance, help, support
Yufan
N.An assistant, a helper
Yufatidan
N.A student teacher, an assistant teacher
Yufavärb
N.An auxiliary verb
Yufidön
V.To appeal to, to have recourse to
Yufiäl
N.A willingness to help/serve
Yufiälik
Adj.Helpful
Yufot
N.A service rendered
Yufö
Interj.Help!
Yufön
V.To assist, to help
Yufü
Prep.With the help of...
Yugabom
N.A cheek-bone
Yuglananöt
N.A walnut
Yul
N.An oath
Yulacödälef
N.A jury
Yulakompenanef
N.A confederacy
Yulan
N.A person under oath
Yulid
N.Affirmation under oath
Yulidäb
N.A person who has taken the oath
Yulidön (eki)
V.To administer the oath (to someone)
Yulik
Adj.Sworn under oath
Yulo
Adv.Under oath
Yulul
N.July
Yulön
V.To swear the oath
Yum
Adj.Connecting, joining