Volapük-English Dictionary by Ralph Midgley
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SEIMNA once SEIMIO (to) wherever SEIMO anywhere, somewhere. wherever SEIMÜPO whenever SEIMOS anything SEITÖN to lay, to place SEIV recognition SEIVIDÖN to inquire (about), to obtain information SEIVIDAN an enquirer SEIVÖN to get to know (people and places) SEJEDÖN to eject, to throw out SEK an outcome, a result SEKALIEGIK successful SEKÄT a function (maths) SEKIDAN a hanger-on
SEKIK eventual SEKÖMÖN (SE) to emerge (from) SEKÖN to result SEKRETAN a secretary SESKRUBÖN to unscrew SEKUN a second (= time) SEKURBÖN to switch off SEKÜ as a result of SEL a sale SELAN a salesperson SELEDIK rare SELEDO seldom SELIDÖPAZÄN a shopping precinct SELETÖN to omit, to miss SELIBAN a single person SELIDÖP a shop SELIDÖPAN a shop assistant SELIDÖPIMAN a shopkeeper SELIMÄDÖN (to) disconnect, switch off (radio/television) SELOGAM an aspect, a look-out, a view SELLOTAPE el „Sellotape” (adhesive, transparent tape) SELÖN to sell SEMAN a (certain) person SEMANAEDO sometimes SEMIK (a) certain one (= specified) SEMIKNA now and again, sometimes SEMIKNAIK occasional SEMO anyhow, in a sense SEMOFABIK dyamic SEMUFULÜKÖN to spill SEN sensation, sense (general/physical) SENÄL (inner) feeling, sentiment SENÄLÖN to be aware, to feel inwardly * to feel compelled = senälön dranäli SENÄLÖFIK sensitive SENÄTAN a senator SENIDÖN to feel (one's way), to grope SENOVÖM a sensor SENÖN to feel (= ill/well/happy/uncomfortable) SENUNÄDÖN OKI (to) log out (computers) SEP a den, a pit * ravanasep = a den of thieves SEPÜL a grave, a tomb SEPÜLÖN to bury, to inter SEPÜLEMÖP a cemetery SER nil, nought gesedön lü ser = (to) reset (computer) SESEDÖN to broadcast SESMOKÄDÖN to fumigate SESTÜRÖN to pour out (also: emotions) SESUMÜ with the exception of SET a sentence (= a group of words) SETÄD an assertion, a statement SETEM a paragraph SETEVÖN to migrate SETIRÄDÖN to pull out SETRATÖN (DE/SE) to extract (from) SETUL September SETÜL a verse SEVABO that is to say... SEVÄDAN (HI-/JI-) an acquaintance SEVÄDIK familiar SEVÄDIKÜN famous, very well-known SEVÄDOVIK recognizable SEVÄDÖN to be acquainted, to get to know (someone) SEVÄDÜKÖN to make known, to reveal SEVÄLÖFIKÖN to come to one's senses SEVÄLÖFÖN to be conscious SEVÄRIK harsh, strict, severe SEVED conciousness SEVEDIKÖN to become aware SEVEDÖN to be aware (conscious) of SEVEIGÖN to export SEVÖN to know, to understand SEXÄNÖN (DE) to alight (from), to dismount, to get off SFIN (the) sphinx SI! yes! SIAM an affirmation SIÄMO positively SIÄDIM positivism SIÄMÖF meaning SIB a colander, a sieve SIBLÄGAHOG a black hole SID a seed SIDAFLUMOT sperm SIDIN indignation SIEM a border, an edge SIEN (one of the five) sense(s) SIENAM a perception SIENOVIK noticeable SIENÖN to be aware of, to notice, to sense SIFAL (the) Mayor SIFAN a citizen SIFANAKOMIPANEF a militia SIFANAKRIG a civil war SIFÄDAN a civilian SIGAYEB hay (sigayebamasad = a hay loft) SIIK positive SIJIDÖN to hiss, to sizzle SIKAPSÜL a space capsule SIKLOPED an encyclopedia SIL sky
SILAB a syllable SILANAN an angel SILIKRATABUMOT a skyscraper SILHUÄT a silhouette SILVID a warbler SIM an edge, a margin, a side SIMÖN to border SIMULAN a hypocrite SIMULÖN to pretend * = simulön oki = to kid oneself SINIF meaning SINIFÖN to mean, to signify SINISTIAM absolution SINOD a sin SINUD a sinus (medical) SIO of course SIOL insulation, isolation SIOLIK insulated, isolated SIOLÖM an insulator SIOLÖN to insulate, isolate SIÖFIK positive SIÖR gentleman, sir SIPÖN to emancipate SIRK a circle nolüda-/sulüdapovasirk = artctic/antarctic SIRKAMUF a cycle (of nature) SIRKÖFIK circular, round SIRKOT a (gramophone) record SIRKOTIL a floppy disk (computer) SIRKUD a circus SIRKÜL a circle, a ring SIRKÜLAM a cycle (of events) SIRKÜLAPENÄD a circular (letter)
SIRKÜLÜKÖN to (cause to) circulate SIRUP a syrup SIS for, since (preposition) (no elogob oli sis lunüp = I haven't seen
SISKIAT sciatica SISO ever since SISOIKO from then on SISTAJON a space station SIT a system SITIKO systematically SITATÖN to summon SIÜL a (body) cell SIVOVIK available, obtainable SIVÖN to obtain, to receive SIYOP Asia SKAFÄD an easel SKAFED a catafalque SKAFOD a scaffold SKALEL a potter SKALP a scalp SKANO gloomily, morosely SKANÖN to be shocked SKANÜKÖN to shock SKAPAJOL cliff (= coastline) SKAPIK steep SKAPULAR a shoulder blade SKAR a scar SKARABED a beetle SKARAF a cockroach SKÄNIK offensive, scandalous SKÄNÖN to anger, to annoy, to irritate, to offend SKÄT a sketch * skäto = in outline SKÄULEP a horse chestnut (tree) SKEAPÖN to escape SKEL a (large) dish SKEMAT a scheme SKET a skate
SKIN skin SKRETÖN to secrete SKIL technique SKILÄDIK fluent (spikön skilädiko = to speak fluently) SKILÄLIK efficient SKILIK experienced, skilled SKIN skin SKIP a (ship's) crew SKIPÖN to man SKOILIK scaly SKOMB a mackerel SKIYÖN to ski SKIY a ski SKIYAM skiing (= sport) SKOLIM scholasticism SKORBUT scurvy (medical) SKÖM foam, froth, lather SKÖT a coat of arms SKÖTAV heraldry SKRÄDAN a tailor SKRET a secretion SKRIKÖN (to) screech (like am ape/a monkey/a seagull) SKRIN a (TV/ cinema) screen SKRIYÖN (to) bray (like a donkey) SKROT a scrotum (medical) SKRUB a screw SKRUBAKIK a spanner SKRUBÄT a spiral SKRUBITULÖM a screwdriver SKRUTÖN to scan SKULTURAV sculpture SKUTALAVIAN jet hose SKUTILEMOFIK jet-propelled SLAFAN a slave SLÄM mud
SLÄNÖN to slander SLAPIK slipshod, slovenly SLEAFABLIT (a pair of) knickers
SLEIFAKÄT a sliding section SLEIT disruption SLEITÖN to rend, to rip. to tear, to slash SLENIK slim, thin SLETOT a (school) slate SLIFABEMS runners (of sledge) SLIFAKULABEL a roller coaster SLIFAVABÖN to toboggan SLIFÄDÖN to slip SLIFÖN to glide, to slip, to slither SLIM dirt, mucus, slime SLIMAFLID mucous membrane SLIP sleep SLIPACEM a bedroom SLIPATIM bedtime SLIPIKÖN to fall asleep SLIPIL a doze, a nap SLIPÖFIK sleepy
SLIPÜP bedtime SLIT an opening SLITOD a cleft, a crack, a fissure SLITÖN to split SLIV a sleeve SLIVÜL a (shirt) cuff SLOBIKO loosely SLOKÖN to sob SLOPAN an adherent, a supporter SLOPÖN to adhere (to) SLOPÜKÖN to recruit, to gain supporters SLÖM a slum SLUDAM a decision SLUDÖN (AD) to decide (to) SLUG a gullet, a throat SLUGÖN to swallow SLÜDÖN (EKI AD) to persuade (someone to) SLÜGAMUGDAL tonsil SLÜRFÖN (to) sip SMALALADÄLIK narrow-minded SMALAMON (loose) change SMALIK small SMALOTÜLAM fragmentation SMALÜKAM diminutive SMALÜKÖN to decrease SMARAGOIN an emerald SMEILASIEN sense of smell SMEILÖN to smell (something) SMEITÖN to melt, to smelt SMEKASIEN sense of taste
SMEL a fragrance, a smell SMELÖN (ÄS) to smell (of) SMETÖN to melt, to thaw SMIL laughter SMILARORÜL a burst of laughter SMILIL a smile SMILILÖN (DÖ) to smile (about) SMILÖFIK ridiculous SMILÖN (DÖ) to laugh (at) * smilön nelaodiko = to chuckle SMITAN a (black)smith SMITÖN to forge SMIVÖN to lubricate, to smear SMOK smoke SMOKÖN to smoke SMÖKÖN to smoke (tobacco) SMOLÖN to swell SMUDIK even, smooth SMUFÜKAMAFER an iron (= smoothing-iron) SMUFÜKÖN to iron (clothes) SMUGAN a smuggler SMUGIK contraband SNAB a buckle SNAL a noose, a sling SNAPÖN to snatch SNATIK fair, honest (= without fraud) SNEK a serpent, a snake SNEL a snail SNIDÖN to sneeze SNIL a seal SNILALIN signet ring SNILAMALAIG sealing wax SNILÖN to seal SNOB a knot SNOKÖN to snore SNÖF catarrh SNÖTÖN (NUDI) to blow (one's nose) SNUD a snout SNURÖN to purr SNÜFATABAK snuff SO so, thus SOAF thirst SOAFIK thirsty SOALÄLIK introvert SOALÖFIK lonely SOALÖFÖP a waste, a wilderness (= a lonely place) SOALÜKÖN (OKI) to retire SOAR evening SOARALULIT dusk SOARAVOAL evening mist SOÄS . . . ÄS as . . . as SOELOT a single detail (or event) SOB soap SOBASKÖM lather SOCENIK obscene SOD sauce SODAD soda SOELIK alone (ai binom soelik = he's always by himeself) SOELIKÖN to become isolated SOELÖLIK isolated SOFÄLIK mild, gentle (quality) SOFÄLÜKÖN to appease SOFIK soft, gentle SOFÜKÖN to relieve, to soothe SOG company, society SOGALIF socializing SOGÄDAV sociology SOGÄDIM socialism SOGOD a (social) circle SOGÖN (OKI LÄ) to mix (socialize) with SOGÜ accompanied by SOL (the) sun (modonikam sola = the setting of the sun) (solamoikam = sunset) (sülöpikam sola = the rising of the sun) SOLAGLOK a sundial SOLALIT sunlight SOLDAT a soldier SOLDÖN to weld SOLIAD a threshold SOLIDOT a clot SOLÖFIK sunny SOLÖN (OKI) to sunbathe SOLUÖN to dissolve SOMAN such a one (= person) SOMIK such, that kind of SOMÖDIK(OS) . . . ÄS(Ä) as much . . . as SON a son SONEMIK so-called SOP a (mine) shaft SORBABIM a mountain-ash, a rowan (tree) SORDITIK numb, unresponsive (figurative) SOSIT a sausage SOSITARULÄD a sausage roll SOSUS as soon as SOT a kind, a sort SOTÜL a variation SOÜLÖN to dissolve SOVADIK wild (= not domesticated) SOVÖN to sow SOVÜO (JÜS) so long (as) SOYABON a soya bean SÖF a couch, settee, sofa SÖJAFÄDASITOT (the) reproductive system SÖKALEOD a sequence SÖKALEODIK consecutive SÖKET order (of numbers) SÖKÖN to follow (after) SÖL gentleman, Mr. sir SÖLIT a sole (= seafood) SÖMÄL a sole (= of shoe) SÖMIT a crest, a top, a summit SÖMITAMAPÜN a climax SÖOF oesophagus SÖP a ditch SÖR a sister SÖRÖNÖN to pursue SÖT a (moral) duty SÖTO nice, well-behaved
SPAD room, space SPADÄD an (ample) space, an area SPADÖFIK roomy, spacious SPADÖN (PRO) to make room/space (for) SPAG a spark SPAL forbearance SPALÖN (EKE BOSI) to spare (someone something) SPARAG asparagus SPARAGABRASID broccoli SPAT a stroll, a walk SPATAJETET a pier SPATAKLOTEM outdoor wear SPATAM a walk SPATASTAF a walking stick SPATAVABAM a drive (up to a house) SPATÖN to go for a walk SPATÜKÖN to walk (dog) SPÄK a ghost, a phantom, a spook
SPÄKTRUM a spectrum SPÄLIÄLIK frugal, sparse SPÄLÖN to economize, to save (money) SPÄR a sparrow SPEARÜKÖN to dispel SPED a lance SPEARÜKÖN to spread around, to circulate (gossip) SPEDIJEDAM (the) javelin throw (= Olympics) SPEL hope SPELÖN to hope SPET expectation SPETÄTIKO expectantly SPETIDÖN to anticipate SPETIKO expectantly SPETÖF awareness, a (mental) realisation SPETÖFÖN to be aware (of) SPETÖN to anticipate, to expect * no pespetöl - unexpected SPETÜKÖN to anticipate SPID haste, hurry, speed SPIDIÄL haste, hastiness SPIDO hastily, in haste SPIDÖN to hurry, to make haste, to rush SPIG a spike SPIK (power of) speech SPIKAMAHORN a megaphone SPIKAMAMOD language (= style/manner of expression) SPIKAN a speaker SPIKÄD a discourse, an oration, a lecture, a speech, a talk SPIKÄDAN an orator SPIKED a motto, a saying SPIKET a proverb SPIKOT a chat, a conversation, a dialogue SPIKOTAN a conversationalist SPIKOTÄLIK chatty, conversational, talkative
SPIKÖF eloquence SPIKÖFAV rhetoric SPIKÖN to speak (spikön nelaodiko = to whisper) SPIKÜLÖN to stammer SPILÖN to spill SPIN a thorn SPINAD spinach SPION a spy SPIRIN an aspirin SPIRITÄLIK witty SPIRUT spiritism, spiritualism SPITIFABRIK a distillery SPITIN an alcoholic drink SPLEN spleen
SPOD correspondence, mail SPODÖN (KO) to correspond (with) SPOT a sport SPÖNAN (HI/JI) a godfather, a godmother, a sponsor SPÖRINASENÖFIK hormone-sensitive SPRANÖN to blow up, to destroy
SPROTIANABRASID a Brussels-sprout SPROTÖN to shoot up, to sprout SPRÖTÖN to make sprout SPUKÖN to spit SPULED a cobweb, a spider's web SPULÖM a spinning wheel SPUN a spoon SPUNET a spoonful SPUTÖN to throw up, to vomit SPÜL a coil STAB a basis STABABUMÄD foundation STABALIENS basics, guide lines STABALON (state) constitution STABÄD a (basic) unit STABIK basic, fundamental STABÖFO radically STABÖN (to) establish, set up STABÜL (the) bottom (stabül tuba = the bottom of a barrel) STAD a condition, a state, status (computer) geükön ini stad kösömik = (to) revert to default settings (computer) väls ad stad kösömik = default settings (computer) paramets stada kösömik = default parameters STADÄD a phase, a stage STADION a (sports) stadium
(lio saun ola stadon-li? = how are you?) STADÜKÖN LIBIO to set free STAF a rod, a stick STAFÄD a post, a stake STAFÄDAKIUD a partition (of staves) STAG a stalk, stem STAFAFER rod iron STAJON a station STAJONACIF a station-master STAL steel STALADÜFIK hard as steel STAM a stem STAMEN a stamen (botany) STAMOD a (tree) trunk STANÄD a rack (for bottles, etc) STANED a position STANIN tin (= metal) STANÖN to stand STAR an eye disease (star gedik = a cataract; (star grünik = glaucoma; (star blägik = amaurosis) STARTIKODÖM ignition key STATIT(IK) statistic(al) STATITAV statistics (discipline) STAUDAVAB a restaurant (dining) car (= railway)
STAUDÖP a restaurant STÄATIK ecstatic STÄÄNIK comprehensive STÄÄNIKAM a scope
STÄÄNÜKAM expansion, extension STÄÄNÜKÖN to expand, to extend STÄAT ecstacy STÄD a stage (theatre) STÄF personnel (staff) STÄG a stag STÄN a banner, a flag STÄPEDÖM a stamping device/machine STÄPODÖN to impress (on the mind) STEB a sojourn, a stay STEBEDALECEM a waiting room STEBEDÖN to await, to sojourn, to wait for
STEDAGUL a right-angle STEDÄLIK sincere, straight STEDIK straight STEDIKO exactly, precisely STEDÖFIK direct STEDÖLO all of a sudden, directly
STEIF an effort, endeavour STEIGÄDÖN to cram, to stuff STEGÜLÖN to sting (= insect) STEIFÄDAN a candidate
STEIFÜL an attempt STEIFÜLÖN to attempt, to try STEIGÄDÖN to cram, to fill (a pipe) STEIGÖN to insert, to stick (into) STEILÖN to distill (steilavat = distilled water) STEL a star star-spangled = fa stels pebeseidöl STELAFÜSÜD astrophysics STELANAF a spaceship STELANAFAN an astronaut, a cosmonaut STELAV astronomy STELÄD a constellation STELÜL an asterisk STEM steam STEMANAF a steamer (= boat) STEN a blot, a mark, a spot STENOGRAF shorthand, stenography STENÖN to stain STEP a pace, a step STEREOD stereo STEREODATON stereophonic sound STETÖN to declare, to elucidate STIAM an amnesty STIB a pencil STIBIJAPÜKÖM a pencil sharpener STIFIK rigid, stiff STIGADRAT barbed wire STIGARIBEDABÄL a gooseberry STIGÄD an impulse, an incentive STIGÄDÖN to induce, to stimulate STIGEDIK inciting STIGEDOV irritability STIGEDÖN to charm, to entice STIGIK stinging STIGÜL a tingling (sensation) STILIK calm, quiet, still STILÜKÖN (to) relieve (mentally) STIM esteem, honour STIMIÄL ambition STIMADIG dignity, respectability STIMO respectfully STIMÖN to esteem, to honour STIN a string (of musical instrument) STIP a condition, a stipulation (stipä = on condition that) STIPÖFIK conditional STIRAGÖB a fin (of fish) STIRAGUB a rudder (of boat, ship) STIRALUIB a steering wheel STIRAN a helmsman, a steersman STIRÄDAN a pilot STIRÖN to lead, to steer STITOD an institute STITÖN to establish, to install, to set up STOBÖN to come to a standstill STOF cloth, material STOFÄDEM (BEDA) bed-linen STOFÄDEMILAV (the) wash/washing (= of clothes/linen) STOFÄDIKNIBÒM a clothes-peg STOFED a table cloth STOFEDÖN to put the table cloth on STOG a stocking STOL a straw STOLAJUGED a straw mat STOM weather (stomanunod = a weather forecast) STOMÄG a stomach STOMÄGAVAET gastric juice STON a stone STONIL a pebble STONÖP a quarry STONAKOLAT coal STONATVIL a flagstone, a paving stone STONÜL MAGIVIK a talisman STOPÖN to cease, to stop STOPÖP a (bus / rail) stop STORDIT an anaesthetic STORK a stork STÖB a barrier STÖBÖN to bar, to block (stöbön vegi = to block the way) STÖFIM materialism
STÖM an implement STÖMÖN to fasten, to harness STÖNÖN (to) abstain (from) STÖPÄDÖN to delay, to detain, to hinder, to hold up STÖPÖN to cease, to stop STÖRÖM a poker (for fire) STÖRÜLÖN to shake, vibrate STÖTÖN to mumble, to stutter STRABÖN to squint STRAIKÖN to (go on) strike STRAL a beam, a ray (of light) STRALAMIKODAB radio activity
STRIP a streak, a wisp STRIPÖM a ruler, a straightedge STRUEN constipation STROLOG astrology STUDACEM study (room) STUDAN a student STUDÖN to study STUKÖN to construct STUL a chair, a seat STUM a (technical) instrument, a tool STUMABOED dashboard (of car) STUN amazement, astonishment STUNABIK wonderful STUNID admiration STUNIDABIK admirable, wonderful STUNIDOT a wonder (stunidots vel vola = the seven wonders of the world) STUNIDÖN to admire STUNIK amazed, astonished STUNOLÜLOGÖN to stare at STUNÖN (TEFÜ) to be astonished (at), to wonder (at) STUNÜKAM a commotion, a sensation, a stir STUNÜKÖL sensational STUNÜKÖN to cause a stir/uproar, to astonish STUPAN an idiot STUPOT a folly, stupidity STUR a clatter, a crash STURAREIN downpour (rain) STURNOD a starling STUROTADELODÖP a dump STURÖN to capsize, to hurl STUTAPÜN a clue STUTÖMASTUL an armchair
STÜBIK abrupt STÜL a (literary) style STÜM esteem, respect STÜMÖN to esteem, to respect STÜRÖN to capsize, to throw (onto a pile); to shed (tears) STÜT a support STÜTODS crutches (golön stutü stütods = to go on crutches) STÜTÖN to second, to side with, to support SU on, upon SUILOGEDÖN (to) look up SUKÖN search SÜADÖN (DÖ/TEFÜ) to be convinced (of/about); to come to a conclusion (about) SÜADÜKÖN to persuade SUÄM a price, an amount (of money) SUÄMÖN to amount (to), to total SUBLIMIK grandiose, sublime SUBLIMÜKÖN to soar (spiritually) SUDEL Sunday SUDIK deaf SUEMÄL understanding SUEMOD a concept, a notion SUEMOVIK comprehensible SUEMÖN to comprehend, to understand SUETÖMAN a welder
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