danüdan

danüdans (nominative plural)
danüdan (nominative singular)
danüdana (genitive singular)
danüdane (dative singular)
danüdani (accusative singular)
o danüdan! (singular vocative)
danüdanu (predicative singular)

danüd (“dance”) + -an (“someone who is or does something”)


höl

höls (nominative plural)
höl (nominative singular)
höls (nominative plural)
höla (genitive singular)
hölas (genitive plural)
höle (dative singular)
höles (dative plural)
höli (accusative singular)
hölis (accusative plural)
o höl! (singular vocative)
o höls! (plural vocative)
hölu (predicative singular)
hölus (plural predicative)


lärn

lärns (nominative plural)
lärn (nominative singular)
lärns (nominative plural)
lärna (genitive singular)
lärnas (genitive plural)
lärne (dative singular)
lärnes (dative plural)
lärni (accusative singular)
lärnis (accusative plural)
o lärn! (singular vocative)
o lärns! (plural vocative)
lärnu (predicative singular)
lärnus (plural predicative)

tid

instruction, instructing, teaching (as actions)


lenoid

lenoids (nominative plural)
lenoid (nominative singular)
lenoids (nominative plural)
lenoida (genitive singular)
lenoidas (genitive plural)
lenoide (dative singular)
lenoides (dative plural)
lenoidi (accusative singular)
lenoidis (accusative plural)
o lenoid! (singular vocative)
o lenoids! (plural vocative)
lenoidu (predicative singular)
lenoidus (plural predicative)

From le- (augmentative prefix) + noid (“noise”).

pre

Lenoid, laramavokäds, yans, kels vemiko pamailetirons, mens, kels lüjutedons.

1936, “Jevod”, in Volapükagased pro Nedänapükans, number 1, pages 1–4:

Uproar, cries of alarm, doors, that are fiercely jerked open, people, who are rushing near.


jenav

jenavs (nominative plural)
jenav (nominative singular)
jenavs (nominative plural)
jenava (genitive singular)
jenavas (genitive plural)
jenave (dative singular)
jenaves (dative plural)
jenavi (accusative singular)
jenavis (accusative plural)
o jenav! (singular vocative)
o jenavs! (plural vocative)
jenavu (predicative singular)
jenavus (plural predicative)

From jenön + -av. The derivation from jenön seems to be somewhat based on German Geschichte.

De 1852 jü 1855 ästudom in niver tö ‚Freiburg im Breisgau’ Godavi, pükavi, filosopi, jenavi e sanavi.

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

From 1852 to 1855 he studied theology, philology, philosophy, history and medicine at the University of Freiburg im Breisgau.


lusog

lusogs (nominative plural)
lusog (nominative singular)
lusogs (nominative plural)
lusoga (genitive singular)
lusogas (genitive plural)
lusoge (dative singular)
lusoges (dative plural)
lusogi (accusative singular)
lusogis (accusative plural)
o lusog! (singular vocative)
o lusogs! (plural vocative)
lusogu (predicative singular)
lusogus (plural predicative)

From lu- + sog (“company, group, band”).

1951, H.A.L., "Voms kuradik", in Volapükagased pro Nedänapükans, several issues, translated from a 1923 article in the De Nieuwe Courant.
Lamerikän labon buami dodik, das blünon jibanditanis pato mödikis. Ün yel: 1898 pold usik äfanon sonemiki lusogi „jikatas“, kel leigo äbinädon te me voms, e kel pädugon fa el ‚Tony Blackwell‛ semik „Filajikat“ pinäinemöl. Dü muls mödik lusog at ädunon miduni bal pos votik, ad ävedükon tatis Lamerikänik vesüdik nesefikis.

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1952, Arie de Jong, Diatek Nulik, Gospul ma ‚Matthaeus‛ 26, 47.
Ekö! du nog äspikom, ‚Iudas‛ : balan degtelanefa äkömom, kobü lusog gretik labü säbs e klöbs, fa lekultans e bäldikünans pöpa pilesedöl.

1955, "Zigans", in Volapükagased pro Nedänapükans, No. 5, pages 17-19, translated from an article in the Haagsche Post.
Binos vo küpädik, das lusogs glibanas et nog ai ziglibons du taledadil bäldik obsik, das nog ai no peslürfons fa sogäd vesüdänik.

1959/1960, Johann Schmidt, "Man labü klotem blägik", in Volapükagased (Zänagased pro Volapükanef), several issues.
Dunodom-li as cif lusoga binü plotans u as cif krigülanefa, kel is dono in mistomöp bolitik äzion mifätiko?


säkäd

säkäds (nominative plural)
säkäd (nominative singular)
säkäds (nominative plural)
säkäda (genitive singular)
säkädas (genitive plural)
säkäde (dative singular)
säkädes (dative plural)
säkädi (accusative singular)
säkädis (accusative plural)
o säkäd! (singular vocative)
o säkäds! (plural vocative)
säkädu (predicative singular)
säkädus (plural predicative)

Säkäd äbinon vemo fikulik.


mekavamen

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mekavamen (nominative plural mekavamens)

mekavamens (nominative plural)
mekavamen (nominative singular)
mekavamens (nominative plural)
mekavamena (genitive singular)
mekavamenas (genitive plural)
mekavamene (dative singular)
mekavamenes (dative plural)
mekavameni (accusative singular)
mekavamenis (accusative plural)
o mekavamen! (singular vocative)
o mekavamens! (plural vocative)
mekavamenu (predicative singular)
mekavamenus (plural predicative)

No binob mekavamen.


luibaboed

luibaboed (nominative plural luibaboeds)

luibaboeds (nominative plural)
luibaboed (nominative singular)
luibaboeds (nominative plural)
luibaboeda (genitive singular)
luibaboedas (genitive plural)
luibaboede (dative singular)
luibaboedes (dative plural)
luibaboedi (accusative singular)
luibaboedis (accusative plural)
o luibaboed! (singular vocative)
o luibaboeds! (plural vocative)
luibaboedu (predicative singular)
luibaboedus (plural predicative)

luib (“wheel”) + -a (“genitive morpheme”) + boed (“board”)


boed

boeds (nominative plural)
boed (nominative singular)
boeds (nominative plural)
boeda (genitive singular)
boedas (genitive plural)
boede (dative singular)
boedes (dative plural)
boedi (accusative singular)
boedis (accusative plural)
o boed! (singular vocative)
o boeds! (plural vocative)
boedu (predicative singular)
boedus (plural predicative)


jueg

juegs (nominative plural)
jueg (nominative singular)
juegs (nominative plural)
juega (genitive singular)
juegas (genitive plural)
juege (dative singular)
jueges (dative plural)
juegi (accusative singular)
juegis (accusative plural)
o jueg! (singular vocative)
o juegs! (plural vocative)
juegu (predicative singular)
juegus (plural predicative)


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)


tortug

tortugs (nominative plural)
tortug (nominative singular)
tortugs (nominative plural)
tortuga (genitive singular)
tortugas (genitive plural)
tortuge (dative singular)
tortuges (dative plural)
tortugi (accusative singular)
tortugis (accusative plural)
o tortug! (singular vocative)
o tortugs! (plural vocative)
tortugu (predicative singular)
tortugus (plural predicative)


koled

koleds (nominative plural)
koled (nominative singular)
koleds (nominative plural)
koleda (genitive singular)
koledas (genitive plural)
kolede (dative singular)
koledes (dative plural)
koledi (accusative singular)
koledis (accusative plural)
o koled! (singular vocative)
o koleds! (plural vocative)
koledu (predicative singular)
koledus (plural predicative)


janed

janeds (nominative plural)
janed (nominative singular)
janeds (nominative plural)
janeda (genitive singular)
janedas (genitive plural)
janede (dative singular)
janedes (dative plural)
janedi (accusative singular)
janedis (accusative plural)
o janed! (singular vocative)
o janeds! (plural vocative)
janedu (predicative singular)
janedus (plural predicative)

Tü düp kinid bötol-li janedi?

1931, Arie de Jong, Gramat Volapüka, § 256:


lutapof

lutapofs (nominative plural)
lutapof (nominative singular)
lutapofs (nominative plural)
lutapofa (genitive singular)
lutapofas (genitive plural)
lutapofe (dative singular)
lutapofes (dative plural)
lutapofi (accusative singular)
lutapofis (accusative plural)
o lutapof! (singular vocative)
o lutapofs! (plural vocative)
lutapofu (predicative singular)
lutapofus (plural predicative)


lalkohol

lalkohols (nominative plural)
lalkohol (nominative singular)
lalkohols (nominative plural)
lalkohola (genitive singular)
lalkoholas (genitive plural)
lalkohole (dative singular)
lalkoholes (dative plural)
lalkoholi (accusative singular)
lalkoholis (accusative plural)
o lalkohol! (singular vocative)
o lalkohols! (plural vocative)
lalkoholu (predicative singular)
lalkoholus (plural predicative)


daluskop

daluskops (nominative plural)
daluskop (nominative singular)
daluskops (nominative plural)
daluskopa (genitive singular)
daluskopas (genitive plural)
daluskope (dative singular)
daluskopes (dative plural)
daluskopi (accusative singular)
daluskopis (accusative plural)
o daluskop! (singular vocative)
o daluskops! (plural vocative)
daluskopu (predicative singular)
daluskopus (plural predicative)


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)


lonem

lonems (nominative plural)
lonem (nominative singular)
lonems (nominative plural)
lonema (genitive singular)
lonemas (genitive plural)
loneme (dative singular)
lonemes (dative plural)
lonemi (accusative singular)
lonemis (accusative plural)
o lonem! (singular vocative)
o lonems! (plural vocative)
lonemu (predicative singular)
lonemus (plural predicative)


faem

faems (nominative plural)
faem (nominative singular)
faems (nominative plural)
faema (genitive singular)
faemas (genitive plural)
faeme (dative singular)
faemes (dative plural)
faemi (accusative singular)
faemis (accusative plural)
o faem! (singular vocative)
o faems! (plural vocative)
faemu (predicative singular)
faemus (plural predicative)


gadapiadil

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gadapiadil (nominative plural gadapiadils)

gadapiadils (nominative plural)
gadapiadil (nominative singular)
gadapiadils (nominative plural)
gadapiadila (genitive singular)
gadapiadilas (genitive plural)
gadapiadile (dative singular)
gadapiadiles (dative plural)
gadapiadili (accusative singular)
gadapiadilis (accusative plural)
o gadapiadil! (singular vocative)
o gadapiadils! (plural vocative)
gadapiadilu (predicative singular)
gadapiadilus (plural predicative)

gad (“garden”) + -a (“genitive morpheme”) + piad (“plaza”) + -il (“diminutive suffix”) = gadapiadil (“patio”)


bakun

bakuns (nominative plural)
bakun (nominative singular)
bakuns (nominative plural)
bakuna (genitive singular)
bakunas (genitive plural)
bakune (dative singular)
bakunes (dative plural)
bakuni (accusative singular)
bakunis (accusative plural)
o bakun! (singular vocative)
o bakuns! (plural vocative)
bakunu (predicative singular)
bakunus (plural predicative)


fedarepüblik

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fedarepüblik (nominative plural fedarepübliks)

fedarepübliks (nominative plural)
fedarepüblik (nominative singular)
fedarepübliks (nominative plural)
fedarepüblika (genitive singular)
fedarepüblikas (genitive plural)
fedarepüblike (dative singular)
fedarepüblikes (dative plural)
fedarepübliki (accusative singular)
fedarepüblikis (accusative plural)
o fedarepüblik! (singular vocative)
o fedarepübliks! (plural vocative)
fedarepübliku (predicative singular)
fedarepüblikus (plural predicative)

From fed (“federation (~= (federal)”) + -a (“genitive singular morpheme”) + Republik (“republic”).


klifapijun

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klifapijun (nominative plural klifapijuns)

klifapijuns (nominative plural)
klifapijun (nominative singular)
klifapijuns (nominative plural)
klifapijuna (genitive singular)
klifapijunas (genitive plural)
klifapijune (dative singular)
klifapijunes (dative plural)
klifapijuni (accusative singular)
klifapijunis (accusative plural)
o klifapijun! (singular vocative)
o klifapijuns! (plural vocative)
klifapijunu (predicative singular)
klifapijunus (plural predicative)

Columba livia
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tinisul

tinisuls (nominative plural)
tinisul (nominative singular)
tinisuls (nominative plural)
tinisula (genitive singular)
tinisulas (genitive plural)
tinisule (dative singular)
tinisules (dative plural)
tinisuli (accusative singular)
tinisulis (accusative plural)
o tinisul! (singular vocative)
o tinisuls! (plural vocative)
tinisulu (predicative singular)
tinisulus (plural predicative)


kadem

kadems (nominative plural)
kadem (nominative singular)
kadems (nominative plural)
kadema (genitive singular)
kademas (genitive plural)
kademe (dative singular)
kademes (dative plural)
kademi (accusative singular)
kademis (accusative plural)
o kadem! (singular vocative)
o kadems! (plural vocative)
kademu (predicative singular)
kademus (plural predicative)

From Latin acadēmīa and its descendants, ultimately from Ancient Greek Ἀκαδημία (Akadēmía).


gität

gitäts (nominative plural)
gität (nominative singular)
gitäts (nominative plural)
gitäta (genitive singular)
gitätas (genitive plural)
gitäte (dative singular)
gitätes (dative plural)
gitäti (accusative singular)
gitätis (accusative plural)
o gität! (singular vocative)
o gitäts! (plural vocative)
gitätu (predicative singular)
gitätus (plural predicative)


gitav

gitavs (nominative plural)
gitav (nominative singular)
gitavs (nominative plural)
gitava (genitive singular)
gitavas (genitive plural)
gitave (dative singular)
gitaves (dative plural)
gitavi (accusative singular)
gitavis (accusative plural)
o gitav! (singular vocative)
o gitavs! (plural vocative)
gitavu (predicative singular)
gitavus (plural predicative)


gitavan

gitavans (nominative plural)
gitavan (nominative singular)
gitavans (nominative plural)
gitavana (genitive singular)
gitavanas (genitive plural)
gitavane (dative singular)
gitavanes (dative plural)
gitavani (accusative singular)
gitavanis (accusative plural)
o gitavan! (singular vocative)
o gitavans! (plural vocative)
gitavanu (predicative singular)
gitavanus (plural predicative)


gitäd

gitäds (nominative plural)
gitäd (nominative singular)
gitäds (nominative plural)
gitäda (genitive singular)
gitädas (genitive plural)
gitäde (dative singular)
gitädes (dative plural)
gitädi (accusative singular)
gitädis (accusative plural)
o gitäd! (singular vocative)
o gitäds! (plural vocative)
gitädu (predicative singular)
gitädus (plural predicative)


gitod

gitods (nominative plural)
gitod (nominative singular)
gitods (nominative plural)
gitoda (genitive singular)
gitodas (genitive plural)
gitode (dative singular)
gitodes (dative plural)
gitodi (accusative singular)
gitodis (accusative plural)
o gitod! (singular vocative)
o gitods! (plural vocative)
gitodu (predicative singular)
gitodus (plural predicative)


foginänan

foginänan (nominative plural foginänans)

foginänans (nominative plural)
foginänan (nominative singular)
foginänans (nominative plural)
foginänana (genitive singular)
foginänanas (genitive plural)
foginänane (dative singular)
foginänanes (dative plural)
foginänani (accusative singular)
foginänanis (accusative plural)
o foginänan! (singular vocative)
o foginänans! (plural vocative)
foginänanu (predicative singular)
foginänanus (plural predicative)


snid

snids (nominative plural)
snid (nominative singular)
snids (nominative plural)
snida (genitive singular)
snidas (genitive plural)
snide (dative singular)
snides (dative plural)
snidi (accusative singular)
snidis (accusative plural)
o snid! (singular vocative)
o snids! (plural vocative)
snidu (predicative singular)
snidus (plural predicative)


pötek

pöteks (nominative plural)
pötek (nominative singular)
pöteks (nominative plural)
pöteka (genitive singular)
pötekas (genitive plural)
pöteke (dative singular)
pötekes (dative plural)
pöteki (accusative singular)
pötekis (accusative plural)
o pötek! (singular vocative)
o pöteks! (plural vocative)
pöteku (predicative singular)
pötekus (plural predicative)


geb

gebs (nominative plural)
geb (nominative singular)
gebs (nominative plural)
geba (genitive singular)
gebas (genitive plural)
gebe (dative singular)
gebes (dative plural)
gebi (accusative singular)
gebis (accusative plural)
o geb! (singular vocative)
o gebs! (plural vocative)
gebu (predicative singular)
gebus (plural predicative)


plunum

plunums (nominative plural)
plunum (nominative singular)
plunums (nominative plural)
plunuma (genitive singular)
plunumas (genitive plural)
plunume (dative singular)
plunumes (dative plural)
plunumi (accusative singular)
plunumis (accusative plural)
o plunum! (singular vocative)
o plunums! (plural vocative)
plunumu (predicative singular)
plunumus (plural predicative)


balnum

balnums (nominative plural)
balnum (nominative singular)
balnums (nominative plural)
balnuma (genitive singular)
balnumas (genitive plural)
balnume (dative singular)
balnumes (dative plural)
balnumi (accusative singular)
balnumis (accusative plural)
o balnum! (singular vocative)
o balnums! (plural vocative)
balnumu (predicative singular)
balnumus (plural predicative)


bledem

bledems (nominative plural)
bledem (nominative singular)
bledems (nominative plural)
bledema (genitive singular)
bledemas (genitive plural)
bledeme (dative singular)
bledemes (dative plural)
bledemi (accusative singular)
bledemis (accusative plural)
o bledem! (singular vocative)
o bledems! (plural vocative)
bledemu (predicative singular)
bledemus (plural predicative)


tifan

tifans (nominative plural)
tifan (nominative singular)
tifans (nominative plural)
tifana (genitive singular)
tifanas (genitive plural)
tifane (dative singular)
tifanes (dative plural)
tifani (accusative singular)
tifanis (accusative plural)
o tifan! (singular vocative)
o tifans! (plural vocative)
tifanu (predicative singular)
tifanus (plural predicative)

No konletolsöd oles divis su taled, kö tien e ruil distukons, e kö tifans nübreikoms e tifoms!

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

Do not store up treasures for yourselves on earth, where moth and woodworm destroy them and thieves can break in and steal.


redakan

redakans (nominative plural)
redakan (nominative singular)
redakans (nominative plural)
redakana (genitive singular)
redakanas (genitive plural)
redakane (dative singular)
redakanes (dative plural)
redakani (accusative singular)
redakanis (accusative plural)
o redakan! (singular vocative)
o redakans! (plural vocative)
redakanu (predicative singular)
redakanus (plural predicative)

Utans, kels vilons kopiedön lisedi at, kanons loenön oni de redakan balid Vpagaseda at.

1937, “Nuns”, in Volapükagased pro Nedänapükans, page 47:

Those who wish to make a copy of this list may borrow it from the first editor of this journal.


tidabuk

tidabuks (nominative plural)
tidabuk (nominative singular)
tidabuks (nominative plural)
tidabuka (genitive singular)
tidabukas (genitive plural)
tidabuke (dative singular)
tidabukes (dative plural)
tidabuki (accusative singular)
tidabukis (accusative plural)
o tidabuk! (singular vocative)
o tidabuks! (plural vocative)
tidabuku (predicative singular)
tidabukus (plural predicative)


tiäd

tiäds (nominative plural)
tiäd (nominative singular)
tiäds (nominative plural)
tiäda (genitive singular)
tiädas (genitive plural)
tiäde (dative singular)
tiädes (dative plural)
tiädi (accusative singular)
tiädis (accusative plural)
o tiäd! (singular vocative)
o tiäds! (plural vocative)
tiädu (predicative singular)
tiädus (plural predicative)


natapük

natapüks (nominative plural)
natapük (nominative singular)
natapüks (nominative plural)
natapüka (genitive singular)
natapükas (genitive plural)
natapüke (dative singular)
natapükes (dative plural)
natapüki (accusative singular)
natapükis (accusative plural)
o natapük! (singular vocative)
o natapüks! (plural vocative)
natapüku (predicative singular)
natapükus (plural predicative)


stän

stän (nominative singular)
stäna (genitive singular)
stäne (dative singular)
stäni (accusative singular)
o stän! (singular vocative)
stänu (predicative singular)

Probably from German Standarte (“flag, standard”), from Old French estandart (“gathering place, battle flag”), from Frankish *standahard (literally “stand firm, stand hard”).


narzid

narzids (nominative plural)
narzid (nominative singular)
narzids (nominative plural)
narzida (genitive singular)
narzidas (genitive plural)
narzide (dative singular)
narzides (dative plural)
narzidi (accusative singular)
narzidis (accusative plural)
o narzid! (singular vocative)
o narzids! (plural vocative)
narzidu (predicative singular)
narzidus (plural predicative)

From German Narzisse and French narcisse.


konker

konker (nominative singular)
konkers (nominative plural)
konkera (genitive singular)
konkeras (genitive plural)
konkere (dative singular)
konkeres (dative plural)
konkeri (accusative singular)
konkeris (accusative plural)
o konker! (singular vocative)
o konkers! (plural vocative)
konkeru (predicative singular)
konkerus (plural predicative)


telefonöm

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telefonöm (nominative plural telefonöms)

telefonöms (nominative plural)
telefonöm (nominative singular)
telefonöms (nominative plural)
telefonöma (genitive singular)
telefonömas (genitive plural)
telefonöme (dative singular)
telefonömes (dative plural)
telefonömi (accusative singular)
telefonömis (accusative plural)
o telefonöm! (singular vocative)
o telefonöms! (plural vocative)
telefonömu (predicative singular)
telefonömus (plural predicative)


cög

cögs (nominative plural)
cög (nominative singular)
cögs (nominative plural)
cöga (genitive singular)
cögas (genitive plural)
cöge (dative singular)
cöges (dative plural)
cögi (accusative singular)
cögis (accusative plural)
o cög! (singular vocative)
o cögs! (plural vocative)
cögu (predicative singular)
cögus (plural predicative)

From English chess, German Schach, French échecs, all ultimately from Persian شاه (šâh).


prismat

prismats (nominative plural)
prismat (nominative singular)
prismats (nominative plural)
prismata (genitive singular)
prismatas (genitive plural)
prismate (dative singular)
prismates (dative plural)
prismati (accusative singular)
prismatis (accusative plural)
o prismat! (singular vocative)
o prismats! (plural vocative)
prismatu (predicative singular)
prismatus (plural predicative)


kompad

kompads (nominative plural)
kompad (nominative singular)
kompads (nominative plural)
kompada (genitive singular)
kompadas (genitive plural)
kompade (dative singular)
kompades (dative plural)
kompadi (accusative singular)
kompadis (accusative plural)
o kompad! (singular vocative)
o kompads! (plural vocative)
kompadu (predicative singular)
kompadus (plural predicative)


poszedel

poszedels (nominative plural)
poszedel (nominative singular)
poszedels (nominative plural)
poszedela (genitive singular)
poszedelas (genitive plural)
poszedele (dative singular)
poszedeles (dative plural)
poszedeli (accusative singular)
poszedelis (accusative plural)
o poszedel! (singular vocative)
o poszedels! (plural vocative)
poszedelu (predicative singular)
poszedelus (plural predicative)


züd

züds (nominative plural)
züd (nominative singular)
züds (nominative plural)
züda (genitive singular)
züdas (genitive plural)
züde (dative singular)
züdes (dative plural)
züdi (accusative singular)
züdis (accusative plural)
o züd! (singular vocative)
o züds! (plural vocative)
züdu (predicative singular)
züdus (plural predicative)

From Latin acidus (“sour, acid”) and its descendants.


lenpük

lenpüks (nominative plural)
lenpük (nominative singular)
lenpüks (nominative plural)
lenpüka (genitive singular)
lenpükas (genitive plural)
lenpüke (dative singular)
lenpükes (dative plural)
lenpüki (accusative singular)
lenpükis (accusative plural)
o lenpük! (singular vocative)
o lenpüks! (plural vocative)
lenpüku (predicative singular)
lenpükus (plural predicative)


züpel

züpels (nominative plural)
züpel (nominative singular)
züpels (nominative plural)
züpela (genitive singular)
züpelas (genitive plural)
züpele (dative singular)
züpeles (dative plural)
züpeli (accusative singular)
züpelis (accusative plural)
o züpel! (singular vocative)
o züpels! (plural vocative)
züpelu (predicative singular)
züpelus (plural predicative)

From züp (“adherence (to a group)”) + -el.