Vödabuk

A Volapük Dictionary

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Nomükam

G.

Adjustment

Nomükön

Tr.

To regulate

Non

N.

Non-existence, nothingness

Nonik

Adj.

No, none, not any

Mon nonik = No money.

Nonikna

Adv.

Never, no kind of

Nonön

Int.

To not be, to not exist

Norg

N.

Proto-Norse (language), Old Norse, Old Nordic

Norin

N.

Norium (No), a rejected element related to hafnium

Norm

N.

Verticalness

Normalien

N.

A vertical line, a perpendicular line

Normik

Adj.

Vertical, perpendicular

Nos

N.

Nothing

Nos plu = Nothing else.

Nosam

G.

(state of) being void / futile, voidance, voidness

Nosdum

N.

Idleness, inaction

Nosik

Adj.

Void, being nothing

Nosikön

Int.

To be annihilated, to cease

Nosükön

Tr.

To annihilate, to ruin, to cancel, to delete, to destroy

Notaran

N.

A conveyancer, a notary

Noted

N.

An advertisement, an announcement

Notedön

V.

To advertise

Notet

N.

A detail, an item

Notik

Adj.

Generally known, public

Notod

N.

An expression (facial, in writing)

Notodön

Tr.

To express (thoughts)

Notükön

Tr.

To express, to make known

Novul

N.

November

Novulik

Adj.

Pertaining to November

Noy

N.

Drowning

Noyön

Int.

To drown

Noyön (eki)

V.

To drown (someone)

Noön

Tr.

To deny

Nu

Adv.

Now

Nud

N.

A nose

Nudahog

N.

A nostril

Nuel

N.

A fingernail, a toenail

Nuf

N.

A roof

Nufam

G.

(action of) roofing

Nufar

N.

A water lily

Nufatärat

N.

A roof terrace

Nufed

N.

Ceiling

Nufed cema = Ceiling of a room.

Nufön

Tr.

To roof

Nugat

N.

A nougat

Nugvet

N.

An ointment

Nul

N.

Newness

Nulan

N.

Novice

Nulastonik

Adj.

Neolithic

Nulik

Adj.

New

Nulul

N.

A renewal

Nululön

Tr.

To renew

Nuläd

N.

Modernity