balsebalul

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balsebalul (nominative plural balsebaluls)

balsebaluls (nominative plural)
balsebalul (nominative singular)
balsebaluls (nominative plural)
balsebalula (genitive singular)
balsebalulas (genitive plural)
balsebalule (dative singular)
balsebalules (dative plural)
balsebaluli (accusative singular)
balsebalulis (accusative plural)
o balsebalul! (singular vocative)
o balsebaluls! (plural vocative)
balsebalulu (predicative singular)
balsebalulus (plural predicative)

From bals (“ten, now deg”) + e (“and”) + bal (“one”) + -ul (“(morpheme for) month (< mul)”).

compound

(obsolete) November (the eleventh (11th) month of the year)

degbalul

cf. parallel contractions: deg(balul) > degbul; balse(balul) > babul


babul

babuls (nominative plural)
babul (nominative singular)
babuls (nominative plural)
babula (genitive singular)
babulas (genitive plural)
babule (dative singular)
babules (dative plural)
babuli (accusative singular)
babulis (accusative plural)
o babul! (singular vocative)
o babuls! (plural vocative)
babulu (predicative singular)
babulus (plural predicative)

From a contraction of balsebalul ( = bals (“ten, now deg”) + e (“and”) + bal (“one”) + -ul (“(bound morpheme for) month (< mul)”)).


balsul

From bals (“ten”, superseded by “deg”) + -ul (“month”) (bound morpheme) from mul (“month”).


balul

baluls (nominative plural)
balul (nominative singular)
baluls (nominative plural)
balula (genitive singular)
balulas (genitive plural)
balule (dative singular)
balules (dative plural)
baluli (accusative singular)
balulis (accusative plural)
o balul! (singular vocative)
o baluls! (plural vocative)
balulu (predicative singular)
balulus (plural predicative)

From bal (“one”) + -ul (“month”) (bound morpheme) from mul (“month”).

January (the first (1st) month of the year)


batul

batuls (nominative plural)
batul (nominative singular)
batuls (nominative plural)
batula (genitive singular)
batulas (genitive plural)
batule (dative singular)
batules (dative plural)
batuli (accusative singular)
batulis (accusative plural)
o batul! (singular vocative)
o batuls! (plural vocative)
batulu (predicative singular)
batulus (plural predicative)

From a contraction of balsetelul ( = bals (“ten, now deg”) + e (“and”) + tel (“two”) + -ul (“(bound morpheme for) month (< mul)”).

compound

(obsolete) December (the twelfth (12th) month of the year)

degtelul

cf. parallel contractions: deg(telul) > degtul; balse(telul) > batul


velul

veluls (nominative plural)
velul (nominative singular)
veluls (nominative plural)
velula (genitive singular)
velulas (genitive plural)
velule (dative singular)
velules (dative plural)
veluli (accusative singular)
velulis (accusative plural)
o velul! (singular vocative)
o veluls! (plural vocative)
velulu (predicative singular)
velulus (plural predicative)

From vel (“seven”) + -ul (“month”) (bound morpheme) from mul (“month”).

July (the seventh (7th) month of the year)


yanul

yanuls (nominative plural)
yanul (nominative singular)
yanuls (nominative plural)
yanula (genitive singular)
yanulas (genitive plural)
yanule (dative singular)
yanules (dative plural)
yanuli (accusative singular)
yanulis (accusative plural)
o yanul! (singular vocative)
o yanuls! (plural vocative)
yanulu (predicative singular)
yanulus (plural predicative)

bal

January (the first (1st) month of the year)


febul

febuls (nominative plural)
febul (nominative singular)
febuls (nominative plural)
febula (genitive singular)
febulas (genitive plural)
febule (dative singular)
febules (dative plural)
febuli (accusative singular)
febulis (accusative plural)
o febul! (singular vocative)
o febuls! (plural vocative)
febulu (predicative singular)
febulus (plural predicative)

February (the second (2nd) month of the year)


yunul

yunuls (nominative plural)
yunul (nominative singular)
yunuls (nominative plural)
yunula (genitive singular)
yunulas (genitive plural)
yunule (dative singular)
yunules (dative plural)
yunuli (accusative singular)
yunulis (accusative plural)
o yunul! (singular vocative)
o yunuls! (plural vocative)
yunulu (predicative singular)
yunulus (plural predicative)

June (the sixth (6th) month of the year)


yulul

yululs (nominative plural)
yulul (nominative singular)
yululs (nominative plural)
yulula (genitive singular)
yululas (genitive plural)
yulule (dative singular)
yulules (dative plural)
yululi (accusative singular)
yululis (accusative plural)
o yulul! (singular vocative)
o yululs! (plural vocative)
yululu (predicative singular)
yululus (plural predicative)

bal

July (the seventh (7th) month of the year)


gustul

gustuls (nominative plural)
gustul (nominative singular)
gustuls (nominative plural)
gustula (genitive singular)
gustulas (genitive plural)
gustule (dative singular)
gustules (dative plural)
gustuli (accusative singular)
gustulis (accusative plural)
o gustul! (singular vocative)
o gustuls! (plural vocative)
gustulu (predicative singular)
gustulus (plural predicative)

Tü d. 16id gustula lätik foldil tumyela epasetikon, das pädan romakatulik: ‚Johann Martin Schleyer’: datikan Volapüka edeadom.

1937, “‚Johann Martin Schleyer’”, in Volapükagased pro Nedänapükans, page 34:

On the 16th of August of this year, a quarter of a century has passed since the Roman-Catholic priest Johann Martin Schleyer, the inventor of Volapük, has died.

August (the eighth (8th) month of the year)


mäzul

mäzuls (nominative plural)
mäzul (nominative singular)
mäzuls (nominative plural)
mäzula (genitive singular)
mäzulas (genitive plural)
mäzule (dative singular)
mäzules (dative plural)
mäzuli (accusative singular)
mäzulis (accusative plural)
o mäzul! (singular vocative)
o mäzuls! (plural vocative)
mäzulu (predicative singular)
mäzulus (plural predicative)

March (the third month (3rd) of the year)


setul

setuls (nominative plural)
setul (nominative singular)
setuls (nominative plural)
setula (genitive singular)
setulas (genitive plural)
setule (dative singular)
setules (dative plural)
setuli (accusative singular)
setulis (accusative plural)
o setul! (singular vocative)
o setuls! (plural vocative)
setulu (predicative singular)
setulus (plural predicative)

September (the ninth (9th) month of the year)


novul

novuls (nominative plural)
novul (nominative singular)
novuls (nominative plural)
novula (genitive singular)
novulas (genitive plural)
novule (dative singular)
novules (dative plural)
novuli (accusative singular)
novulis (accusative plural)
o novul! (singular vocative)
o novuls! (plural vocative)
novulu (predicative singular)
novulus (plural predicative)

bal

November (the eleventh (11th) month of the year)


mayul

mayuls (nominative plural)
mayul (nominative singular)
mayuls (nominative plural)
mayula (genitive singular)
mayulas (genitive plural)
mayule (dative singular)
mayules (dative plural)
mayuli (accusative singular)
mayulis (accusative plural)
o mayul! (singular vocative)
o mayuls! (plural vocative)
mayulu (predicative singular)
mayulus (plural predicative)


dekul

dekuls (nominative plural)
dekul (nominative singular)
dekuls (nominative plural)
dekula (genitive singular)
dekulas (genitive plural)
dekule (dative singular)
dekules (dative plural)
dekuli (accusative singular)
dekulis (accusative plural)
o dekul! (singular vocative)
o dekuls! (plural vocative)
dekulu (predicative singular)
dekulus (plural predicative)

bal

December (the twelfth (12th) month of the year)


prilul

priluls (nominative plural)
prilul (nominative singular)
priluls (nominative plural)
prilula (genitive singular)
prilulas (genitive plural)
prilule (dative singular)
prilules (dative plural)
priluli (accusative singular)
prilulis (accusative plural)
o prilul! (singular vocative)
o priluls! (plural vocative)
prilulu (predicative singular)
prilulus (plural predicative)

April (the fourth month (4th) of the year)


tobul

tobuls (nominative plural)
tobul (nominative singular)
tobuls (nominative plural)
tobula (genitive singular)
tobulas (genitive plural)
tobule (dative singular)
tobules (dative plural)
tobuli (accusative singular)
tobulis (accusative plural)
o tobul! (singular vocative)
o tobuls! (plural vocative)
tobulu (predicative singular)
tobulus (plural predicative)

October (the tenth (10th) month of the year)


telul

teluls (nominative plural)
telul (nominative singular)
teluls (nominative plural)
telula (genitive singular)
telulas (genitive plural)
telule (dative singular)
telules (dative plural)
teluli (accusative singular)
telulis (accusative plural)
o telul! (singular vocative)
o teluls! (plural vocative)
telulu (predicative singular)
telulus (plural predicative)

From tel (“two”) + -ul (“month”) (bound morpheme) from mul (“month”).


folul

foluls (nominative plural)
folul (nominative singular)
foluls (nominative plural)
folula (genitive singular)
folulas (genitive plural)
folule (dative singular)
folules (dative plural)
foluli (accusative singular)
folulis (accusative plural)
o folul! (singular vocative)
o foluls! (plural vocative)
folulu (predicative singular)
folulus (plural predicative)

From fol (“four”) + -ul (“month”) (bound morpheme) from mul (“month”).

April (the fourth (4th) month of the year)


lulul

lululs (nominative plural)
lulul (nominative singular)
lululs (nominative plural)
lulula (genitive singular)
lululas (genitive plural)
lulule (dative singular)
lulules (dative plural)
lululi (accusative singular)
lululis (accusative plural)
o lulul! (singular vocative)
o lululs! (plural vocative)
lululu (predicative singular)
lululus (plural predicative)

From lul (“five”) + -ul (“month”) (bound morpheme) from mul (“month”).


jölul

jöluls (nominative plural)
jölul (nominative singular)
jöluls (nominative plural)
jölula (genitive singular)
jölulas (genitive plural)
jölule (dative singular)
jölules (dative plural)
jöluli (accusative singular)
jölulis (accusative plural)
o jölul! (singular vocative)
o jöluls! (plural vocative)
jölulu (predicative singular)
jölulus (plural predicative)

From jöl (“eight”) + -ul (“month”) (bound morpheme) from mul (“month”).


mälul

mäluls (nominative plural)
mälul (nominative singular)
mäluls (nominative plural)
mälula (genitive singular)
mälulas (genitive plural)
mälule (dative singular)
mälules (dative plural)
mäluli (accusative singular)
mälulis (accusative plural)
o mälul! (singular vocative)
o mäluls! (plural vocative)
mälulu (predicative singular)
mälulus (plural predicative)

From mäl (“six”) + -ul (“month”) (bound morpheme) from mul (“month”).


zülul

züluls (nominative plural)
zülul (nominative singular)
züluls (nominative plural)
zülula (genitive singular)
zülulas (genitive plural)
zülule (dative singular)
zülules (dative plural)
züluli (accusative singular)
zülulis (accusative plural)
o zülul! (singular vocative)
o züluls! (plural vocative)
zülulu (predicative singular)
zülulus (plural predicative)

From zül (“nine”) + -ul (“month”) (bound morpheme) from mul (“month”).


degtelul

degteluls (nominative plural)
degtelul (nominative singular)
degteluls (nominative plural)
degtelula (genitive singular)
degtelulas (genitive plural)
degtelule (dative singular)
degtelules (dative plural)
degteluli (accusative singular)
degtelulis (accusative plural)
o degtelul! (singular vocative)
o degteluls! (plural vocative)
degtelulu (predicative singular)
degtelulus (plural predicative)

From deg (“ten”) + tel (“two”) + -ul (“month”) (bound morpheme) from mul (“month”).


degul

deguls (nominative plural)
degul (nominative singular)
deguls (nominative plural)
degula (genitive singular)
degulas (genitive plural)
degule (dative singular)
degules (dative plural)
deguli (accusative singular)
degulis (accusative plural)
o degul! (singular vocative)
o deguls! (plural vocative)
degulu (predicative singular)
degulus (plural predicative)

From deg (“ten”) + -ul (“month”) (bound morpheme) from mul (“month”).


balsetelul

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balsetelul (nominative plural balseteluls)

balseteluls (nominative plural)
balsetelul (nominative singular)
balseteluls (nominative plural)
balsetelula (genitive singular)
balsetelulas (genitive plural)
balsetelule (dative singular)
balsetelules (dative plural)
balseteluli (accusative singular)
balsetelulis (accusative plural)
o balsetelul! (singular vocative)
o balseteluls! (plural vocative)
balsetelulu (predicative singular)
balsetelulus (plural predicative)

From bals (“ten, now deg”) + e (“and”) + tel (“two”) + -ul (“(morpheme for) month (< mul)”).


kilul

kiluls (nominative plural)
kilul (nominative singular)
kiluls (nominative plural)
kilula (genitive singular)
kilulas (genitive plural)
kilule (dative singular)
kilules (dative plural)
kiluli (accusative singular)
kilulis (accusative plural)
o kilul! (singular vocative)
o kiluls! (plural vocative)
kilulu (predicative singular)
kilulus (plural predicative)

From kil (“three”) + -ul (“month”) (bound morpheme) from mul (“month”).

March (the third (3rd) month of the year)


degbalul

degbaluls (nominative plural)
degbalul (nominative singular)
degbaluls (nominative plural)
degbalula (genitive singular)
degbalulas (genitive plural)
degbalule (dative singular)
degbalules (dative plural)
degbaluli (accusative singular)
degbalulis (accusative plural)
o degbalul! (singular vocative)
o degbaluls! (plural vocative)
degbalulu (predicative singular)
degbalulus (plural predicative)

From deg (“ten”) + bal (“one”) + -ul (“month”) (bound morpheme) from mul (“month”).


apul

apuls (nominative plural)
apul (nominative singular)
apuls (nominative plural)
apula (genitive singular)
apulas (genitive plural)
apule (dative singular)
apules (dative plural)
apuli (accusative singular)
apulis (accusative plural)
o apul! (singular vocative)
o apuls! (plural vocative)
apulu (predicative singular)
apulus (plural predicative)

From ap (“April”) + -ul (“month”), from English or German April, ultimately from Latin Aprīlis (“of the month of the goddess Venus”) + -ul (from mul (“month”)).


otul

From the bound morpheme ot- (“October”) (which was later superseded in New Volapük by the bound morpheme tob-) + -ul (“month”), a bound morpheme (functioning as a suffix) derived from the free morpheme mul (“month”); from either English October or German Oktober, and ultimately from Latin Octōber.

(obsolete) October (the tenth (10th) month of the year)