Vödabuk

Cal

N.

Employment, occupation, profession

Calafovan

N.

A successor

Calakomit

N.

An official duty

Calan

N.

A clerk, an official

Calasvist

N.

A colleague

Calonunodan

N.

A reporter

Calöfik

Adj.

Official

Cam

N.

A chamois (Rupicapra rupicapra)

Camekeän

N.

Jamaica

Can

N.

Goods, wares

Cans goldismitana = Goldsmith's wares.

Cans kefela = Brushmaker's wares

Cans lätenik = Brassware

Canamagad

N.

A warehouse

Canastok

N.

Stock of goods

Canised

N.

Despatch of goods

Caniselidöp

N.

A department store

Canöp

N.

Warehouse, depot, magazine, storehouse (for goods)

Car

N.

Bow (for archery)

Carad

N.

A locust

Caran

N.

Archer

Cav

N.

Gullet, pharynx, throat

Cavön

Int.

To yawn

Ced

N.

An opinion

Cedid

N.

(act of) pretending, excusing, making a pretext, pretence, excuse

Cedidön

V.

To feign, to pretend

Cedön

Tr. nom.

To mean, to regard sb./sth. a, to believe, to be of the opinion

Cein

N.

Transformation, conversion

Ceinön

Tr.

To transform, to convert

Cek

N.

A cage

Cel

N.

A cherry (Prunus cerasus)

Celabim

N.

A cherry tree (Prunus cerasus)

Celep

N.

A cherry tree (Prunus cerasus)

Cem

N.

A room

Cem malädanas = Sick room, hospital ward

Cemaklot

N.

A dressing gown

Cemil

N.

A small room

Cen

N.

Change, alteration, alternation

Cen säsunas = Change of the seasons

Cenamod

N.

Method of change

Cenavamik

Adj.

Cold-blooded

Ceno

Adv.

Alternately, for a change

Cenöf

N.

Changeability

Cenöfik

Adj.

Changeable

Cenön (ad)

Int.

To change (into), to turn (into)

Cep

N.

Threshing

Cepacin

N.

A threshing machine

Cepaglun

N.

Threshing floor

Cepan

N.

A thresher

Cepöm

N.

A threshing flail

Cepön

Tr.

To thresh

Cib

N.

A chip, a sliver (length, thin, supper platelet of wood)

Cid

N.

A chisel

Cidön

Tr.

To chisel, to carve

Ciel

N.

A gill (of fish)