bälid

bälids (nominative plural)
bälid (nominative singular)
bälids (nominative plural)
bälida (genitive singular)
bälidas (genitive plural)
bälide (dative singular)
bälides (dative plural)
bälidi (accusative singular)
bälidis (accusative plural)
o bälid! (singular vocative)
o bälids! (plural vocative)
bälidu (predicative singular)
bälidus (plural predicative)


bid

bids (nominative plural)
bid (nominative singular)
bids (nominative plural)
bida (genitive singular)
bidas (genitive plural)
bide (dative singular)
bides (dative plural)
bidi (accusative singular)
bidis (accusative plural)
o bid! (singular vocative)
o bids! (plural vocative)
bidu (predicative singular)
bidus (plural predicative)


lil

lils (nominative plural)
lil (nominative singular)
lils (nominative plural)
lila (genitive singular)
lilas (genitive plural)
lile (dative singular)
liles (dative plural)
lili (accusative singular)
lilis (accusative plural)
o lil! (singular vocative)
o lils! (plural vocative)
lilu (predicative singular)
lilus (plural predicative)


bir

birs (nominative plural)
bir (nominative singular)
birs (nominative plural)
bira (genitive singular)
biras (genitive plural)
bire (dative singular)
bires (dative plural)
biri (accusative singular)
biris (accusative plural)
o bir! (singular vocative)
o birs! (plural vocative)
biru (predicative singular)
birus (plural predicative)

Reformed in the 1920s from bil, to make it more like its etymons.

bil

an older term (now obsolete) for the word bil now means in reformed Volapük


kral

krals (nominative plural)
kral (nominative singular)
krals (nominative plural)
krala (genitive singular)
kralas (genitive plural)
krale (dative singular)
krales (dative plural)
krali (accusative singular)
kralis (accusative plural)
o kral! (singular vocative)
o krals! (plural vocative)
kralu (predicative singular)
kralus (plural predicative)


lad

lads (nominative plural)
lad (nominative singular)
lads (nominative plural)
lada (genitive singular)
ladas (genitive plural)
lade (dative singular)
lades (dative plural)
ladi (accusative singular)
ladis (accusative plural)
o lad! (singular vocative)
o lads! (plural vocative)
ladu (predicative singular)
ladus (plural predicative)


skin

skins (nominative plural)
skin (nominative singular)
skins (nominative plural)
skina (genitive singular)
skinas (genitive plural)
skine (dative singular)
skines (dative plural)
skini (accusative singular)
skinis (accusative plural)
o skin! (singular vocative)
o skins! (plural vocative)
skinu (predicative singular)
skinus (plural predicative)


log

logs (nominative plural)
log (nominative singular)
logs (nominative plural)
loga (genitive singular)
logas (genitive plural)
loge (dative singular)
loges (dative plural)
logi (accusative singular)
logis (accusative plural)
o log! (singular vocative)
o logs! (plural vocative)
logu (predicative singular)
logus (plural predicative)

Log binon lampad koapa.

1952, Arie de Jong, Diatek nulik: Gospul ma ‚Matthaeus’. Kapit: VI:


pif

pifs (uncountable)
pif (nominative singular)
pifa (genitive singular)
pife (dative singular)
pifi (accusative singular)
o pif! (singular vocative)
pifu (predicative singular)


mud

mud (nominative singular)
muds (nominative plural)
muda (genitive singular)
mudas (genitive plural)
mude (dative singular)
mudes (dative plural)
mudi (accusative singular)
mudis (accusative plural)
o mud! (singular vocative)
o muds! (plural vocative)
mudu (predicative singular)
mudus (plural predicative)


vin

vins (nominative plural)
vin (nominative singular)
vins (nominative plural)
vina (genitive singular)
vinas (genitive plural)
vine (dative singular)
vines (dative plural)
vini (accusative singular)
vinis (accusative plural)
o vin! (singular vocative)
o vins! (plural vocative)
vinu (predicative singular)
vinus (plural predicative)


fut

futs (nominative plural)
fut (nominative singular)
futs (nominative plural)
futa (genitive singular)
futas (genitive plural)
fute (dative singular)
futes (dative plural)
futi (accusative singular)
futis (accusative plural)
o fut! (singular vocative)
o futs! (plural vocative)
futu (predicative singular)
futus (plural predicative)


nam

nams (nominative plural)
nam (nominative singular)
nams (nominative plural)
nama (genitive singular)
namas (genitive plural)
name (dative singular)
names (dative plural)
nami (accusative singular)
namis (accusative plural)
o nam! (singular vocative)
o nams! (plural vocative)
namu (predicative singular)
namus (plural predicative)


vagin

vagins (nominative plural)
vagin (nominative singular)
vagins (nominative plural)
vagina (genitive singular)
vaginas (genitive plural)
vagine (dative singular)
vagines (dative plural)
vagini (accusative singular)
vaginis (accusative plural)
o vagin! (singular vocative)
o vagins! (plural vocative)
vaginu (predicative singular)
vaginus (plural predicative)


grod

grods (nominative plural)
grod (nominative singular)
grods (nominative plural)
groda (genitive singular)
grodas (genitive plural)
grode (dative singular)
grodes (dative plural)
grodi (accusative singular)
grodis (accusative plural)
o grod! (singular vocative)
o grods! (plural vocative)
grodu (predicative singular)
grodus (plural predicative)


bron

brons (nominative plural)
bron (nominative singular)
brons (nominative plural)
brona (genitive singular)
bronas (genitive plural)
brone (dative singular)
brones (dative plural)
broni (accusative singular)
bronis (accusative plural)
o bron! (singular vocative)
o brons! (plural vocative)
bronu (predicative singular)
bronus (plural predicative)

From Late Latin bronchus, from Ancient Greek βρόγχος (brónkhos, “windpipe”).


skrot

skrots (nominative plural)
skrot (nominative singular)
skrots (nominative plural)
skrota (genitive singular)
skrotas (genitive plural)
skrote (dative singular)
skrotes (dative plural)
skroti (accusative singular)
skrotis (accusative plural)
o skrot! (singular vocative)
o skrots! (plural vocative)
skrotu (predicative singular)
skrotus (plural predicative)


nud

nuds (nominative plural)
nud (nominative singular)
nuds (nominative plural)
nuda (genitive singular)
nudas (genitive plural)
nude (dative singular)
nudes (dative plural)
nudi (accusative singular)
nudis (accusative plural)
o nud! (singular vocative)
o nuds! (plural vocative)
nudu (predicative singular)
nudus (plural predicative)


katar

katars (nominative plural)
katar (nominative singular)
katars (nominative plural)
katara (genitive singular)
kataras (genitive plural)
katare (dative singular)
katares (dative plural)
katari (accusative singular)
kataris (accusative plural)
o katar! (singular vocative)
o katars! (plural vocative)
kataru (predicative singular)
katarus (plural predicative)


larin

larins (nominative plural)
larin (nominative singular)
larins (nominative plural)
larina (genitive singular)
larinas (genitive plural)
larine (dative singular)
larines (dative plural)
larini (accusative singular)
larinis (accusative plural)
o larin! (singular vocative)
o larins! (plural vocative)
larinu (predicative singular)
larinus (plural predicative)


konyak

konyaks (nominative plural)
konyak (nominative singular)
konyaks (nominative plural)
konyaka (genitive singular)
konyakas (genitive plural)
konyake (dative singular)
konyakes (dative plural)
konyaki (accusative singular)
konyakis (accusative plural)
o konyak! (singular vocative)
o konyaks! (plural vocative)
konyaku (predicative singular)
konyakus (plural predicative)


foad

foads (nominative plural)
foad (nominative singular)
foads (nominative plural)
foada (genitive singular)
foadas (genitive plural)
foade (dative singular)
foades (dative plural)
foadi (accusative singular)
foadis (accusative plural)
o foad! (singular vocative)
o foads! (plural vocative)
foadu (predicative singular)
foadus (plural predicative)

(anatomy) liver (organ of human or animal)


doat

doats (nominative plural)
doat (nominative singular)
doats (nominative plural)
doata (genitive singular)
doatas (genitive plural)
doate (dative singular)
doates (dative plural)
doati (accusative singular)
doatis (accusative plural)
o doat! (singular vocative)
o doats! (plural vocative)
doatu (predicative singular)
doatus (plural predicative)

Borrowed from French doigt (“finger”) (with modified pronunciation : fr: [dwa] > vo: [doˈat]).


roin

roins (nominative plural)
roin (nominative singular)
roins (nominative plural)
roina (genitive singular)
roinas (genitive plural)
roine (dative singular)
roines (dative plural)
roini (accusative singular)
roinis (accusative plural)
o roin! (singular vocative)
o roins! (plural vocative)
roinu (predicative singular)
roinus (plural predicative)


köb

köbs (nominative plural)
köb (nominative singular)
köbs (nominative plural)
köba (genitive singular)
köbas (genitive plural)
köbe (dative singular)
köbes (dative plural)
köbi (accusative singular)
köbis (accusative plural)
o köb! (singular vocative)
o köbs! (plural vocative)
köbu (predicative singular)
köbus (plural predicative)


muskul

muskuls (nominative plural)
muskul (nominative singular)
muskuls (nominative plural)
muskula (genitive singular)
muskulas (genitive plural)
muskule (dative singular)
muskules (dative plural)
muskuli (accusative singular)
muskulis (accusative plural)
o muskul! (singular vocative)
o muskuls! (plural vocative)
muskulu (predicative singular)
muskulus (plural predicative)


medinav

medinavs (uncountable)
medinav (nominative singular)
medinava (genitive singular)
medinave (dative singular)
medinavi (accusative singular)
o medinav! (singular vocative)
medinavu (predicative singular)


grodan

grodans (nominative plural)
grodan (nominative singular)
grodans (nominative plural)
grodana (genitive singular)
grodanas (genitive plural)
grodane (dative singular)
grodanes (dative plural)
grodani (accusative singular)
grodanis (accusative plural)
o grodan! (singular vocative)
o grodans! (plural vocative)
grodanu (predicative singular)
grodanus (plural predicative)


flitaskinäd

head

flitaskinäd (nominative plural flitaskinäds)

flitaskinäds (nominative plural)
flitaskinäd (nominative singular)
flitaskinäds (nominative plural)
flitaskinäda (genitive singular)
flitaskinädas (genitive plural)
flitaskinäde (dative singular)
flitaskinädes (dative plural)
flitaskinädi (accusative singular)
flitaskinädis (accusative plural)
o flitaskinäd! (singular vocative)
o flitaskinäds! (plural vocative)
flitaskinädu (predicative singular)
flitaskinädus (plural predicative)


donafamül

donafamül (nominative plural donafamüls)

donafamüls (nominative plural)
donafamül (nominative singular)
donafamüls (nominative plural)
donafamüla (genitive singular)
donafamülas (genitive plural)
donafamüle (dative singular)
donafamüles (dative plural)
donafamüli (accusative singular)
donafamülis (accusative plural)
o donafamül! (singular vocative)
o donafamüls! (plural vocative)
donafamülu (predicative singular)
donafamülus (plural predicative)


logalip

logalips (nominative plural)
logalip (nominative singular)
logalips (nominative plural)
logalipa (genitive singular)
logalipas (genitive plural)
logalipe (dative singular)
logalipes (dative plural)
logalipi (accusative singular)
logalipis (accusative plural)
o logalip! (singular vocative)
o logalips! (plural vocative)
logalipu (predicative singular)
logalipus (plural predicative)


rikül

riküls (nominative plural)
rikül (nominative singular)
riküls (nominative plural)
riküla (genitive singular)
rikülas (genitive plural)
riküle (dative singular)
riküles (dative plural)
riküli (accusative singular)
rikülis (accusative plural)
o rikül! (singular vocative)
o riküls! (plural vocative)
rikülu (predicative singular)
rikülus (plural predicative)


grodik

grodik (positive)
grodikum (comparative)
grodikün (superlative)
grodik (nominative positive singular)
grodiks (nominative plural positive)
grodikum (comparative nominative singular)
grodikums (comparative nominative plural)
grodikün (nominative singular superlative)
grodiküns (nominative plural superlative)
grodika (genitive positive singular)
grodikas (genitive plural positive)
grodikuma (comparative genitive singular)
grodikumas (comparative genitive plural)
grodiküna (genitive singular superlative)
grodikünas (genitive plural superlative)
grodike (dative positive singular)
grodikes (dative plural positive)
grodikume (comparative dative singular)
grodikumes (comparative dative plural)
grodiküne (dative singular superlative)
grodikünes (dative plural superlative)
grodiki (accusative positive singular)
grodikis (accusative plural positive)
grodikumi (accusative comparative singular)
grodikumis (accusative comparative plural)
grodiküni (accusative singular superlative)
grodikünis (accusative plural superlative)
grodiku (positive predicative singular)
grodikus (plural positive predicative)
grodikumu (comparative predicative singular)
grodikumus (comparative plural predicative)
grodikünu (predicative singular superlative)
grodikünus (plural predicative superlative)
o grodik! (positive singular vocative)
o grodiks! (plural positive vocative)
o grodikum! (comparative singular vocative)
o grodikums! (comparative plural vocative)
o grodikün! (singular superlative vocative)
o grodiküns! (plural superlative vocative)

From grod (“pregnancy”) + -ik (“adjective morpheme”).

suffix

Binob grodik.


lineg

linegs (nominative plural)
lineg (nominative singular)
linegs (nominative plural)
linega (genitive singular)
linegas (genitive plural)
linege (dative singular)
lineges (dative plural)
linegi (accusative singular)
linegis (accusative plural)
o lineg! (singular vocative)
o linegs! (plural vocative)
linegu (predicative singular)
linegus (plural predicative)