Vödabuk

Vitön

V.

To avoid

Vitür

N.

A pane (of glass)

Vitüraglät

N.

A window-pane, window-glass

Vitürikluinöm

N.

A windscreen wiper

Vitürön

V.

To glaze

Viud

N.

Widowhood

Viudan

N.

A widow, a widower

Viudikön

Int.

To become a widow

Viv

N.

Weaving

Vivan

N.

A weaver

Vivaparat

N.

A (weaver's) loom

Vivaspül

N.

A shuttle

Vivazilid

N.

A loom beam

Vivot

N.

(woven) cloth, a fabric, a textile

Vivot jevodaherik = Horsehair fabric

Vivot kotinik = Cotton fabric

Vivot lainik = Wollen fabric

Vivot linumik = Linen fabric

Vivot sadinik = Silk fabric

Vivot de sadinadefalots = Fabric made from silk remnants

Vivot pegumöl = Adhesive fabric

Vivön

Tr.

To weave

Vivöp

N.

Weaving mill

Vivöpidalaban

N.

Owner of a weaving mill

Vivöpistitan

N.

Founder of a weaving mill

Viäl

N.

A violin

Viön (demü)

V.

To lament, to wail (over)

Vo

Adv.

Indeed

Vo-li? = Isn't it?

Voad

N.

Leakage

Voadahog

N.

A leak

Voadik

Adj.

Leaky

Voadön

V.

To leak (to spring a leak = voadikön)

Voal

N.

An aroma, a fragrance (quickly passing)

Voalaslenik

Adj.

Flimsy

Vob

N.

Work

Vobadel

N.

A working day

Voban

N.

A worker

Vobed

N.

An effect

Vobedik

Adj.

Effective

Vobedön

V.

To act upon, to effect

Vobiälik

Adj.

Diligent

Vobod

N.

A job, a task

Vobädön

V.

To decipher, to make, to produce

Vobön

V.

To work

Voböp

N.

A laboratory, a study (room), a workshop

Vobükan

N.

An employer

Vobükäb

N.

An employee

Vobükön

V.

To employ (someone)

Vod

N.

Cotton wool (wadding)

Vodön

V.

To pad (with cotton wool)

Vogikön

V.

To become fashionable (as)

Vogäd

N.

Fashion

Vogädan

N.

A (fashion) designer

Vogädijonan

N.

A (fashion) model

Vogädik

Adj.

Fashionable

Voik

Adj.

Actual, real

Voiko

Adv.

Actually, really