Vödabuk

Sovön

V.

To sow

Sovüo (jüs)

Conj.

So long (as)

Soyabon

N.

A soya bean

Soäs . . . äs

Conj.

As . . . as

Soülön

V.

To dissolve

Spad

N.

Room, space

Spadäd

N.

An (ample) space, an area

Spadöfiko

Adj.

Roomy, spacious

Spadön (pro)

V.

To make room/space (for)

Spag

N.

A spark

Spakön

V.

To haunt

Spal

N.

Forbearance

Spalön (eke bosi)

V.

To spare (someone something)

Sparag

N.

Asparagus

Sparagabrasid

N.

Broccoli

Spat

N.

A stroll, a walk

Spatajetet

N.

A pier

Spataklotem

N.

Outdoor wear

Spatam

N.

A walk

Spatastaf

N.

A walking stick

Spatavabam

N.

A drive (up to a house)

Spatön

V.

To go for a walk

Spatükön

V.

To walk (dog)

Spearükön

Tr.

To spread, to dispel, to spread around, to circulate (gossip)

Sped

N.

A lance

Spedijedam

N.

The javelin throw (Olympics)

Spel

N.

Hope

Spelabik

Adj.

Hopefully

Spelo

Adv.

Hopefully

Spelön

Int.

To hope

Sperant

N.

Esperanto (language)

Sperantapük

N.

Esperanto (language)

Spet

N.

Expectation

Spetidön

V.

To anticipate

Spetik

Adj.

Full of expectation

Spetiko

Adv.

Expectantly

Spetätiko

Adv.

Expectantly

Spetöf

N.

Awareness, a (mental) realisation

Spetöfön

V.

To be aware (of)

Spetön

V.

To anticipate, to expect

Spetükön

V.

To anticipate

Spid

N.

Haste, hurry, speed

Spidiäl

N.

Haste, hastiness

Spido

Adv.

Hastily, in haste

Spidöf

N.

Haste, rashness

Spidön

Int.

To hasten, to hurry, to make haste, to rush

Spig

N.

A spike, an ear (of corn, grass)

Spik

N.

(power of) speech, the talk

Spikam

G.

Speaking

Spikamahorn

N.

A megaphone