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)


klok

kloks (nominative plural)
klok (nominative singular)
kloks (nominative plural)
kloka (genitive singular)
klokas (genitive plural)
kloke (dative singular)
klokes (dative plural)
kloki (accusative singular)
klokis (accusative plural)
o klok! (singular vocative)
o kloks! (plural vocative)
kloku (predicative singular)
klokus (plural predicative)


klot

klots (nominative plural)
klot (nominative singular)
klots (nominative plural)
klota (genitive singular)
klotas (genitive plural)
klote (dative singular)
klotes (dative plural)
kloti (accusative singular)
klotis (accusative plural)
o klot! (singular vocative)
o klots! (plural vocative)
klotu (predicative singular)
klotus (plural predicative)


xam

xams (nominative plural)
xam (nominative singular)
xams (nominative plural)
xama (genitive singular)
xamas (genitive plural)
xame (dative singular)
xames (dative plural)
xami (accusative singular)
xamis (accusative plural)
o xam! (singular vocative)
o xams! (plural vocative)
xamu (predicative singular)
xamus (plural predicative)


sog

sogs (nominative plural)
sog (nominative singular)
sogs (nominative plural)
soga (genitive singular)
sogas (genitive plural)
soge (dative singular)
soges (dative plural)
sogi (accusative singular)
sogis (accusative plural)
o sog! (singular vocative)
o sogs! (plural vocative)
sogu (predicative singular)
sogus (plural predicative)


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)


klin

klins (nominative plural)
klin (nominative singular)
klins (nominative plural)
klina (genitive singular)
klinas (genitive plural)
kline (dative singular)
klines (dative plural)
klini (accusative singular)
klinis (accusative plural)
o klin! (singular vocative)
o klins! (plural vocative)
klinu (predicative singular)
klinus (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


lem

lems (nominative plural)
lem (nominative singular)
lems (nominative plural)
lema (genitive singular)
lemas (genitive plural)
leme (dative singular)
lemes (dative plural)
lemi (accusative singular)
lemis (accusative plural)
o lem! (singular vocative)
o lems! (plural vocative)
lemu (predicative singular)
lemus (plural predicative)


bien

biens (nominative plural)
bien (nominative singular)
biens (nominative plural)
biena (genitive singular)
bienas (genitive plural)
biene (dative singular)
bienes (dative plural)
bieni (accusative singular)
bienis (accusative plural)
o bien! (singular vocative)
o biens! (plural vocative)
bienu (predicative singular)
bienus (plural predicative)

Borrowed from German Biene, English bee.

Böd nonik kanitonöv / us lidi in yof e fred; / kriks, biens us vegonsöv / in seil de bled lü bled.

1959, “Lak drenas”, in Volapükagased, number 2, page 7:


klub

klubs (nominative plural)
klub (nominative singular)
klubs (nominative plural)
kluba (genitive singular)
klubas (genitive plural)
klube (dative singular)
klubes (dative plural)
klubi (accusative singular)
klubis (accusative plural)
o klub! (singular vocative)
o klubs! (plural vocative)
klubu (predicative singular)
klubus (plural predicative)


rim

rims (nominative plural)
rim (nominative singular)
rims (nominative plural)
rima (genitive singular)
rimas (genitive plural)
rime (dative singular)
rimes (dative plural)
rimi (accusative singular)
rimis (accusative plural)
o rim! (singular vocative)
o rims! (plural vocative)
rimu (predicative singular)
rimus (plural predicative)


nit

nits (nominative plural)
nit (nominative singular)
nits (nominative plural)
nita (genitive singular)
nitas (genitive plural)
nite (dative singular)
nites (dative plural)
niti (accusative singular)
nitis (accusative plural)
o nit! (singular vocative)
o nits! (plural vocative)
nitu (predicative singular)
nitus (plural predicative)


fil

fils (nominative plural)
fil (nominative singular)
fils (nominative plural)
fila (genitive singular)
filas (genitive plural)
file (dative singular)
files (dative plural)
fili (accusative singular)
filis (accusative plural)
o fil! (singular vocative)
o fils! (plural vocative)
filu (predicative singular)
filus (plural predicative)


sap

Borrowed from Latin sapiō (“I am wise”).


sal

sals (nominative plural)
sal (nominative singular)
sals (nominative plural)
sala (genitive singular)
salas (genitive plural)
sale (dative singular)
sales (dative plural)
sali (accusative singular)
salis (accusative plural)
o sal! (singular vocative)
o sals! (plural vocative)
salu (predicative singular)
salus (plural predicative)

Binols sal taleda; ab if sal vedonöv nensmelik, me kin osalöfükoy üfo?

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

You are salt for the earth. But if salt loses its taste, what can make it salty again?


far

fars (nominative plural)
far (nominative singular)
fars (nominative plural)
fara (genitive singular)
faras (genitive plural)
fare (dative singular)
fares (dative plural)
fari (accusative singular)
faris (accusative plural)
o far! (singular vocative)
o fars! (plural vocative)
faru (predicative singular)
farus (plural predicative)


gem

gems (nominative plural)
gem (nominative singular)
gems (nominative plural)
gema (genitive singular)
gemas (genitive plural)
geme (dative singular)
gemes (dative plural)
gemi (accusative singular)
gemis (accusative plural)
o gem! (singular vocative)
o gems! (plural vocative)
gemu (predicative singular)
gemus (plural predicative)

‚Jakob‛ äbinom cil mälid se gems vel: blods lul e sörs tel.

1949, “Lifajenäd brefik cifala: ‚Jakob Sprenger‛”, in Volapükagased pro Nedänapükans, issue 4, 13-14:

Jakob was the sixth child out of seven siblings: five brothers and two sisters.


lift

lifts (nominative plural)
lift (nominative singular)
lifts (nominative plural)
lifta (genitive singular)
liftas (genitive plural)
lifte (dative singular)
liftes (dative plural)
lifti (accusative singular)
liftis (accusative plural)
o lift! (singular vocative)
o lifts! (plural vocative)
liftu (predicative singular)
liftus (plural predicative)


gram

grams (nominative plural)
gram (nominative singular)
grams (nominative plural)
grama (genitive singular)
gramas (genitive plural)
grame (dative singular)
grames (dative plural)
grami (accusative singular)
gramis (accusative plural)
o gram! (singular vocative)
o grams! (plural vocative)
gramu (predicative singular)
gramus (plural predicative)


dead

deads (nominative plural)
dead (nominative singular)
deads (nominative plural)
deada (genitive singular)
deadas (genitive plural)
deade (dative singular)
deades (dative plural)
deadi (accusative singular)
deadis (accusative plural)
o dead! (singular vocative)
o deads! (plural vocative)
deadu (predicative singular)
deadus (plural predicative)

Borrowed from English dead or death (with the "th" changed to "d").

death, state of being dead, state of death


blod

blods (nominative plural)
blod (nominative singular)
blods (nominative plural)
bloda (genitive singular)
blodas (genitive plural)
blode (dative singular)
blodes (dative plural)
blodi (accusative singular)
blodis (accusative plural)
o blod! (singular vocative)
o blods! (plural vocative)
blodu (predicative singular)
blodus (plural predicative)

Blod mena at binom sudik.

1932, Arie de Jong, Leerboek der Wereldtaal, page 15:

E kis-li? Logol cipi in log bloda olik, e bemi in log olik no küpol!

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

Why do you observe the splinter in your brother’s eye and never notice the great log in your own?


rein

reins (nominative plural)
rein (nominative singular)
reins (nominative plural)
reina (genitive singular)
reinas (genitive plural)
reine (dative singular)
reines (dative plural)
reini (accusative singular)
reinis (accusative plural)
o rein! (singular vocative)
o reins! (plural vocative)
reinu (predicative singular)
reinus (plural predicative)


cop

cops (nominative plural)
cop (nominative singular)
cops (nominative plural)
copa (genitive singular)
copas (genitive plural)
cope (dative singular)
copes (dative plural)
copi (accusative singular)
copis (accusative plural)
o cop! (singular vocative)
o cops! (plural vocative)
copu (predicative singular)
copus (plural predicative)


miel

miels (nominative plural)
miel (nominative singular)
miels (nominative plural)
miela (genitive singular)
mielas (genitive plural)
miele (dative singular)
mieles (dative plural)
mieli (accusative singular)
mielis (accusative plural)
o miel! (singular vocative)
o miels! (plural vocative)
mielu (predicative singular)
mielus (plural predicative)


flor

flors (nominative plural)
flor (nominative singular)
flors (nominative plural)
flora (genitive singular)
floras (genitive plural)
flore (dative singular)
flores (dative plural)
flori (accusative singular)
floris (accusative plural)
o flor! (singular vocative)
o flors! (plural vocative)
floru (predicative singular)
florus (plural predicative)


prom

proms (nominative plural)
prom (nominative singular)
proms (nominative plural)
proma (genitive singular)
promas (genitive plural)
prome (dative singular)
promes (dative plural)
promi (accusative singular)
promis (accusative plural)
o prom! (singular vocative)
o proms! (plural vocative)
promu (predicative singular)
promus (plural predicative)


mot

mots (nominative plural)
mot (nominative singular)
mots (nominative plural)
mota (genitive singular)
motas (genitive plural)
mote (dative singular)
motes (dative plural)
moti (accusative singular)
motis (accusative plural)
o mot! (singular vocative)
o mots! (plural vocative)
motu (predicative singular)
motus (plural predicative)

Mot omik: ‚Maria’ ämatirajanof ko ‚Ioseph’, äplakoy, das büä ikobikons, pigrodükof fa Saludalanal.

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

His mother Mary was betrothed to Joseph; but before they came to live together she was found to be with child through the Holy Spirit.


dag

dags (nominative plural)
dag (nominative singular)
dags (nominative plural)
daga (genitive singular)
dagas (genitive plural)
dage (dative singular)
dages (dative plural)
dagi (accusative singular)
dagis (accusative plural)
o dag! (singular vocative)
o dags! (plural vocative)
dagu (predicative singular)
dagus (plural predicative)

1952, Gospul ma ‚Matthaeus‛, 8.11,12, translated by Arie de Jong.
«Sagob oles, das mödikans okömoms se lofüd e se vesüd, ed olenseadons ko ‚Abraham‛, ‚Isaac‛ e ‚Iacob‛ in regän sülas;
du sons regäna posejedoms ini dag plödikün; us odabinons viam e knir tutas».
"I say to you, that many will come from the east and from the west, and they shall sit together with Abraham, Isaac and Jacob in the kingdom of heaven;

while the sons of the kingdom will be thrown out in the outmost darkness; over there will be woeful crying and the gnashing of teeth."

Viol floron in jad e dag,

1958, Johann Schmidt, “Viol”, in Volapükagased, no. 4, 18:

A violet flowers in the shade and darkness,


kayak

kayaks (nominative plural)
kayak (nominative singular)
kayaks (nominative plural)
kayaka (genitive singular)
kayakas (genitive plural)
kayake (dative singular)
kayakes (dative plural)
kayaki (accusative singular)
kayakis (accusative plural)
o kayak! (singular vocative)
o kayaks! (plural vocative)
kayaku (predicative singular)
kayakus (plural predicative)


häm

häms (nominative plural)
häm (nominative singular)
häms (nominative plural)
häma (genitive singular)
hämas (genitive plural)
häme (dative singular)
hämes (dative plural)
hämi (accusative singular)
hämis (accusative plural)
o häm! (singular vocative)
o häms! (plural vocative)
hämu (predicative singular)
hämus (plural predicative)


vat

vats (nominative plural)
vat (nominative singular)
vats (nominative plural)
vata (genitive singular)
vatas (genitive plural)
vate (dative singular)
vates (dative plural)
vati (accusative singular)
vatis (accusative plural)
o vat! (singular vocative)
o vats! (plural vocative)
vatu (predicative singular)
vatus (plural predicative)

From German Wasser, English water, and Dutch water.


dok

doks (nominative plural)
dok (nominative singular)
doks (nominative plural)
doka (genitive singular)
dokas (genitive plural)
doke (dative singular)
dokes (dative plural)
doki (accusative singular)
dokis (accusative plural)
o dok! (singular vocative)
o doks! (plural vocative)
doku (predicative singular)
dokus (plural predicative)


pied

pieds (nominative plural)
pied (nominative singular)
pieds (nominative plural)
pieda (genitive singular)
piedas (genitive plural)
piede (dative singular)
piedes (dative plural)
piedi (accusative singular)
piedis (accusative plural)
o pied! (singular vocative)
o pieds! (plural vocative)
piedu (predicative singular)
piedus (plural predicative)


pik

piks (nominative plural)
pik (nominative singular)
piks (nominative plural)
pika (genitive singular)
pikas (genitive plural)
pike (dative singular)
pikes (dative plural)
piki (accusative singular)
pikis (accusative plural)
o pik! (singular vocative)
o piks! (plural vocative)
piku (predicative singular)
pikus (plural predicative)


jip

jips (nominative plural)
jip (nominative singular)
jips (nominative plural)
jipa (genitive singular)
jipas (genitive plural)
jipe (dative singular)
jipes (dative plural)
jipi (accusative singular)
jipis (accusative plural)
o jip! (singular vocative)
o jips! (plural vocative)
jipu (predicative singular)
jipus (plural predicative)

Feilan labom jevodis, bubis, jipis e svinis.

1940, “Pro yunanef Nedänik”, in Volapükagased pro Nedänapükans, page 38:

The farmer has horses, cattle, sheep and pigs.


must

musts (nominative plural)
must (nominative singular)
musts (nominative plural)
musta (genitive singular)
mustas (genitive plural)
muste (dative singular)
mustes (dative plural)
musti (accusative singular)
mustis (accusative plural)
o must! (singular vocative)
o musts! (plural vocative)
mustu (predicative singular)
mustus (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)


pat

pats (nominative plural)
pat (nominative singular)
pats (nominative plural)
pata (genitive singular)
patas (genitive plural)
pate (dative singular)
pates (dative plural)
pati (accusative singular)
patis (accusative plural)
o pat! (singular vocative)
o pats! (plural vocative)
patu (predicative singular)
patus (plural predicative)


sail

sails (nominative plural)
sail (nominative singular)
sails (nominative plural)
saila (genitive singular)
sailas (genitive plural)
saile (dative singular)
sailes (dative plural)
saili (accusative singular)
sailis (accusative plural)
o sail! (singular vocative)
o sails! (plural vocative)
sailu (predicative singular)
sailus (plural predicative)


nem

nems (nominative plural)
nem (nominative singular)
nems (nominative plural)
nema (genitive singular)
nemas (genitive plural)
neme (dative singular)
nemes (dative plural)
nemi (accusative singular)
nemis (accusative plural)
o nem! (singular vocative)
o nems! (plural vocative)
nemu (predicative singular)
nemus (plural predicative)


pop

pops (nominative plural)
pop (nominative singular)
pops (nominative plural)
popa (genitive singular)
popas (genitive plural)
pope (dative singular)
popes (dative plural)
popi (accusative singular)
popis (accusative plural)
o pop! (singular vocative)
o pops! (plural vocative)
popu (predicative singular)
popus (plural predicative)

(obsolete, Volapük Rigik) people, nation


mit

mits (nominative plural)
mit (nominative singular)
mits (nominative plural)
mita (genitive singular)
mitas (genitive plural)
mite (dative singular)
mites (dative plural)
miti (accusative singular)
mitis (accusative plural)
o mit! (singular vocative)
o mits! (plural vocative)
mitu (predicative singular)
mitus (plural predicative)


farm

farms (nominative plural)
farm (nominative singular)
farms (nominative plural)
farma (genitive singular)
farmas (genitive plural)
farme (dative singular)
farmes (dative plural)
farmi (accusative singular)
farmis (accusative plural)
o farm! (singular vocative)
o farms! (plural vocative)
farmu (predicative singular)
farmus (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)


mug

mugs (nominative plural)
mug (nominative singular)
mugs (nominative plural)
muga (genitive singular)
mugas (genitive plural)
muge (dative singular)
muges (dative plural)
mugi (accusative singular)
mugis (accusative plural)
o mug! (singular vocative)
o mugs! (plural vocative)
mugu (predicative singular)
mugus (plural predicative)


braun

brauns (nominative plural)
braun (nominative singular)
brauns (nominative plural)
brauna (genitive singular)
braunas (genitive plural)
braune (dative singular)
braunes (dative plural)
brauni (accusative singular)
braunis (accusative plural)
o braun! (singular vocative)
o brauns! (plural vocative)
braunu (predicative singular)
braunus (plural predicative)

(the color) brown, brown color, brownness


glut

gluts (nominative plural)
glut (nominative singular)
gluts (nominative plural)
gluta (genitive singular)
glutas (genitive plural)
glute (dative singular)
glutes (dative plural)
gluti (accusative singular)
glutis (accusative plural)
o glut! (singular vocative)
o gluts! (plural vocative)
glutu (predicative singular)
glutus (plural predicative)


grün

grüns (nominative plural)
grün (nominative singular)
grüns (nominative plural)
grüna (genitive singular)
grünas (genitive plural)
grüne (dative singular)
grünes (dative plural)
grüni (accusative singular)
grünis (accusative plural)
o grün! (singular vocative)
o grüns! (plural vocative)
grünu (predicative singular)
grünus (plural predicative)

Borrowed from German Grün (“green”) (das Grün, die grüne Farbe).

(the color) green, green color, greenness


slip

slips (nominative plural)
slip (nominative singular)
slips (nominative plural)
slipa (genitive singular)
slipas (genitive plural)
slipe (dative singular)
slipes (dative plural)
slipi (accusative singular)
slipis (accusative plural)
o slip! (singular vocative)
o slips! (plural vocative)
slipu (predicative singular)
slipus (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:


plan

plans (nominative plural)
plan (nominative singular)
plans (nominative plural)
plana (genitive singular)
planas (genitive plural)
plane (dative singular)
planes (dative plural)
plani (accusative singular)
planis (accusative plural)
o plan! (singular vocative)
o plans! (plural vocative)
planu (predicative singular)
planus (plural predicative)


ruil

ruils (nominative plural)
ruil (nominative singular)
ruils (nominative plural)
ruila (genitive singular)
ruilas (genitive plural)
ruile (dative singular)
ruiles (dative plural)
ruili (accusative singular)
ruilis (accusative plural)
o ruil! (singular vocative)
o ruils! (plural vocative)
ruilu (predicative singular)
ruilus (plural predicative)


riet

riets (nominative plural)
riet (nominative singular)
riets (nominative plural)
rieta (genitive singular)
rietas (genitive plural)
riete (dative singular)
rietes (dative plural)
rieti (accusative singular)
rietis (accusative plural)
o riet! (singular vocative)
o riets! (plural vocative)
rietu (predicative singular)
rietus (plural predicative)


zon

zons (nominative plural)
zon (nominative singular)
zons (nominative plural)
zona (genitive singular)
zonas (genitive plural)
zone (dative singular)
zones (dative plural)
zoni (accusative singular)
zonis (accusative plural)
o zon! (singular vocative)
o zons! (plural vocative)
zonu (predicative singular)
zonus (plural predicative)


ton

tons (nominative plural)
ton (nominative singular)
tons (nominative plural)
tona (genitive singular)
tonas (genitive plural)
tone (dative singular)
tones (dative plural)
toni (accusative singular)
tonis (accusative plural)
o ton! (singular vocative)
o tons! (plural vocative)
tonu (predicative singular)
tonus (plural predicative)


per

pers (nominative plural)
per (nominative singular)
pers (nominative plural)
pera (genitive singular)
peras (genitive plural)
pere (dative singular)
peres (dative plural)
peri (accusative singular)
peris (accusative plural)
o per! (singular vocative)
o pers! (plural vocative)
peru (predicative singular)
perus (plural predicative)


tik

tiks (nominative plural)
tik (nominative singular)
tiks (nominative plural)
tika (genitive singular)
tikas (genitive plural)
tike (dative singular)
tikes (dative plural)
tiki (accusative singular)
tikis (accusative plural)
o tik! (singular vocative)
o tiks! (plural vocative)
tiku (predicative singular)
tikus (plural predicative)

thought (object or instance of thinking)


ter

ters (nominative plural)
ter (nominative singular)
ters (nominative plural)
tera (genitive singular)
teras (genitive plural)
tere (dative singular)
teres (dative plural)
teri (accusative singular)
teris (accusative plural)
o ter! (singular vocative)
o ters! (plural vocative)
teru (predicative singular)
terus (plural predicative)


stol

stols (nominative plural)
stol (nominative singular)
stols (nominative plural)
stola (genitive singular)
stolas (genitive plural)
stole (dative singular)
stoles (dative plural)
stoli (accusative singular)
stolis (accusative plural)
o stol! (singular vocative)
o stols! (plural vocative)
stolu (predicative singular)
stolus (plural predicative)

Yeb bälätas binon grünik, stol feilalänedas binon yelovik.

The grass of the meadows is green, the straw of the fields is yellow.


lid

lids (nominative plural)
lid (nominative singular)
lids (nominative plural)
lida (genitive singular)
lidas (genitive plural)
lide (dative singular)
lides (dative plural)
lidi (accusative singular)
lidis (accusative plural)
o lid! (singular vocative)
o lids! (plural vocative)
lidu (predicative singular)
lidus (plural predicative)


bom

boms (nominative plural)
bom (nominative singular)
boms (nominative plural)
boma (genitive singular)
bomas (genitive plural)
bome (dative singular)
bomes (dative plural)
bomi (accusative singular)
bomis (accusative plural)
o bom! (singular vocative)
o boms! (plural vocative)
bomu (predicative singular)
bomus (plural predicative)


kid

kids (nominative plural)
kid (nominative singular)
kids (nominative plural)
kida (genitive singular)
kidas (genitive plural)
kide (dative singular)
kides (dative plural)
kidi (accusative singular)
kidis (accusative plural)
o kid! (singular vocative)
o kids! (plural vocative)
kidu (predicative singular)
kidus (plural predicative)


bon

bons (nominative plural)
bon (nominative singular)
bons (nominative plural)
bona (genitive singular)
bonas (genitive plural)
bone (dative singular)
bones (dative plural)
boni (accusative singular)
bonis (accusative plural)
o bon! (singular vocative)
o bons! (plural vocative)
bonu (predicative singular)
bonus (plural predicative)


bok

boks (nominative plural)
bok (nominative singular)
boks (nominative plural)
boka (genitive singular)
bokas (genitive plural)
boke (dative singular)
bokes (dative plural)
boki (accusative singular)
bokis (accusative plural)
o bok! (singular vocative)
o boks! (plural vocative)
boku (predicative singular)
bokus (plural predicative)


tor

tors (nominative plural)
tor (nominative singular)
tors (nominative plural)
tora (genitive singular)
toras (genitive plural)
tore (dative singular)
tores (dative plural)
tori (accusative singular)
toris (accusative plural)
o tor! (singular vocative)
o tors! (plural vocative)
toru (predicative singular)
torus (plural predicative)


dom

doms (nominative plural)
dom (nominative singular)
doms (nominative plural)
doma (genitive singular)
domas (genitive plural)
dome (dative singular)
domes (dative plural)
domi (accusative singular)
domis (accusative plural)
o dom! (singular vocative)
o doms! (plural vocative)
domu (predicative singular)
domus (plural predicative)

Ziom oba binom bumavan, bumom domis in zif.

1940, “Pro yunanef Nedänik”, in Volapükagased pro Nedänapükans, pages 30, 37:

My uncle is an architect, he builds houses in the city.


spot

spots (nominative plural)
spot (nominative singular)
spots (nominative plural)
spota (genitive singular)
spotas (genitive plural)
spote (dative singular)
spotes (dative plural)
spoti (accusative singular)
spotis (accusative plural)
o spot! (singular vocative)
o spots! (plural vocative)
spotu (predicative singular)
spotus (plural predicative)


frog

frogs (nominative plural)
frog (nominative singular)
frogs (nominative plural)
froga (genitive singular)
frogas (genitive plural)
froge (dative singular)
froges (dative plural)
frogi (accusative singular)
frogis (accusative plural)
o frog! (singular vocative)
o frogs! (plural vocative)
frogu (predicative singular)
frogus (plural predicative)


top

tops (nominative plural)
top (nominative singular)
tops (nominative plural)
topa (genitive singular)
topas (genitive plural)
tope (dative singular)
topes (dative plural)
topi (accusative singular)
topis (accusative plural)
o top! (singular vocative)
o tops! (plural vocative)
topu (predicative singular)
topus (plural predicative)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek τόπος (tópos, “place”).


nun

nuns (nominative plural)
nun (nominative singular)
nuns (nominative plural)
nuna (genitive singular)
nunas (genitive plural)
nune (dative singular)
nunes (dative plural)
nuni (accusative singular)
nunis (accusative plural)
o nun! (singular vocative)
o nuns! (plural vocative)
nunu (predicative singular)
nunus (plural predicative)

Ko lied gretik egetobs nuni, das vomül: ‚Maria Willebrand’ in ‚Warendorf’ e söl: ‚Ing. Paul Tarnow’ in ‚Düsseldorf-Oberkassel’ edeadons sekü krigaduns.

1946, “Nuns”, in Volapükagased pro Nedänapükans, page 34:

With great regret we have received the news that Miss Maria Willebrand of Warendorf and Mr. ing. Paul Tarnow of Düsseldorf-Oberkassel have died as a result of war action.


lok

loks (nominative plural)
lok (nominative singular)
loks (nominative plural)
loka (genitive singular)
lokas (genitive plural)
loke (dative singular)
lokes (dative plural)
loki (accusative singular)
lokis (accusative plural)
o lok! (singular vocative)
o loks! (plural vocative)
loku (predicative singular)
lokus (plural predicative)


kov

kovs (nominative plural)
kov (nominative singular)
kovs (nominative plural)
kova (genitive singular)
kovas (genitive plural)
kove (dative singular)
koves (dative plural)
kovi (accusative singular)
kovis (accusative plural)
o kov! (singular vocative)
o kovs! (plural vocative)
kovu (predicative singular)
kovus (plural predicative)


ziom

zioms (nominative plural)
ziom (nominative singular)
zioms (nominative plural)
zioma (genitive singular)
ziomas (genitive plural)
ziome (dative singular)
ziomes (dative plural)
ziomi (accusative singular)
ziomis (accusative plural)
o ziom! (singular vocative)
o zioms! (plural vocative)
ziomu (predicative singular)
ziomus (plural predicative)


dan

dans (uncountable)
dan (nominative singular)
dana (genitive singular)
dane (dative singular)
dani (accusative singular)
o dan! (singular vocative)
danu (predicative singular)


lök

löks (nominative plural)
lök (nominative singular)
löks (nominative plural)
löka (genitive singular)
lökas (genitive plural)
löke (dative singular)
lökes (dative plural)
löki (accusative singular)
lökis (accusative plural)
o lök! (singular vocative)
o löks! (plural vocative)
löku (predicative singular)
lökus (plural predicative)


bum

bums (nominative plural)
bum (nominative singular)
bums (nominative plural)
buma (genitive singular)
bumas (genitive plural)
bume (dative singular)
bumes (dative plural)
bumi (accusative singular)
bumis (accusative plural)
o bum! (singular vocative)
o bums! (plural vocative)
bumu (predicative singular)
bumus (plural predicative)


malt

malts (nominative plural)
malt (nominative singular)
malts (nominative plural)
malta (genitive singular)
maltas (genitive plural)
malte (dative singular)
maltes (dative plural)
malti (accusative singular)
maltis (accusative plural)
o malt! (singular vocative)
o malts! (plural vocative)
maltu (predicative singular)
maltus (plural predicative)


fred

freds (nominative plural)
fred (nominative singular)
freds (nominative plural)
freda (genitive singular)
fredas (genitive plural)
frede (dative singular)
fredes (dative plural)
fredi (accusative singular)
fredis (accusative plural)
o fred! (singular vocative)
o freds! (plural vocative)
fredu (predicative singular)
fredus (plural predicative)

O fred kion!

1932, Arie de Jong, Leerboek der Wereldtaal, page 21:


filial

filials (nominative plural)
filial (nominative singular)
filials (nominative plural)
filiala (genitive singular)
filialas (genitive plural)
filiale (dative singular)
filiales (dative plural)
filiali (accusative singular)
filialis (accusative plural)
o filial! (singular vocative)
o filials! (plural vocative)
filialu (predicative singular)
filialus (plural predicative)


frag

frags (nominative plural)
frag (nominative singular)
frags (nominative plural)
fraga (genitive singular)
fragas (genitive plural)
frage (dative singular)
frages (dative plural)
fragi (accusative singular)
fragis (accusative plural)
o frag! (singular vocative)
o frags! (plural vocative)
fragu (predicative singular)
fragus (plural predicative)


papal

papals (nominative plural)
papal (nominative singular)
papals (nominative plural)
papala (genitive singular)
papalas (genitive plural)
papale (dative singular)
papales (dative plural)
papali (accusative singular)
papalis (accusative plural)
o papal! (singular vocative)
o papals! (plural vocative)
papalu (predicative singular)
papalus (plural predicative)


veg

vegs (nominative plural)
veg (nominative singular)
vegs (nominative plural)
vega (genitive singular)
vegas (genitive plural)
vege (dative singular)
veges (dative plural)
vegi (accusative singular)
vegis (accusative plural)
o veg! (singular vocative)
o vegs! (plural vocative)
vegu (predicative singular)
vegus (plural predicative)

E bi pinunedoms in drim nemü God ad no gegolön lü ‚Herodes’, ädatävoms ve veg votik lü län oksik.

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

But they were given a warning in a dream in the name of God not to go back to Herod, and returned to their own country by a different way.


fab

fabs (nominative plural)
fab (nominative singular)
fabs (nominative plural)
faba (genitive singular)
fabas (genitive plural)
fabe (dative singular)
fabes (dative plural)
fabi (accusative singular)
fabis (accusative plural)
o fab! (singular vocative)
o fabs! (plural vocative)
fabu (predicative singular)
fabus (plural predicative)


fot

fots (nominative plural)
fot (nominative singular)
fots (nominative plural)
fota (genitive singular)
fotas (genitive plural)
fote (dative singular)
fotes (dative plural)
foti (accusative singular)
fotis (accusative plural)
o fot! (singular vocative)
o fots! (plural vocative)
fotu (predicative singular)
fotus (plural predicative)


fad

fads (nominative plural)
fad (nominative singular)
fads (nominative plural)
fada (genitive singular)
fadas (genitive plural)
fade (dative singular)
fades (dative plural)
fadi (accusative singular)
fadis (accusative plural)
o fad! (singular vocative)
o fads! (plural vocative)
fadu (predicative singular)
fadus (plural predicative)


pif

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


mel

mels (nominative plural)
mel (nominative singular)
mels (nominative plural)
mela (genitive singular)
melas (genitive plural)
mele (dative singular)
meles (dative plural)
meli (accusative singular)
melis (accusative plural)
o mel! (singular vocative)
o mels! (plural vocative)
melu (predicative singular)
melus (plural predicative)

Borrowed from French mer (“sea”), with the 'r' turned into 'l'.


det

dets (nominative plural)
det (nominative singular)
dets (nominative plural)
deta (genitive singular)
detas (genitive plural)
dete (dative singular)
detes (dative plural)
deti (accusative singular)
detis (accusative plural)
o det! (singular vocative)
o dets! (plural vocative)
detu (predicative singular)
detus (plural predicative)


tren

trens (nominative plural)
tren (nominative singular)
trens (nominative plural)
trena (genitive singular)
trenas (genitive plural)
trene (dative singular)
trenes (dative plural)
treni (accusative singular)
trenis (accusative plural)
o tren! (singular vocative)
o trens! (plural vocative)
trenu (predicative singular)
trenus (plural predicative)

Desinob ad motävön ün göd odela me tren balid.

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

I intend setting off tomorrow morning by the first train.

Tren odevegon poszedelo tü düp: tel minuts mäl.

1932, Arie de Jong, Leerboek der Wereldtaal, page 28:


ciel

ciels (nominative plural)
ciel (nominative singular)
ciels (nominative plural)
ciela (genitive singular)
cielas (genitive plural)
ciele (dative singular)
cieles (dative plural)
cieli (accusative singular)
cielis (accusative plural)
o ciel! (singular vocative)
o ciels! (plural vocative)
cielu (predicative singular)
cielus (plural predicative)


din

dins (nominative plural)
din (nominative singular)
dins (nominative plural)
dina (genitive singular)
dinas (genitive plural)
dine (dative singular)
dines (dative plural)
dini (accusative singular)
dinis (accusative plural)
o din! (singular vocative)
o dins! (plural vocative)
dinu (predicative singular)
dinus (plural predicative)

Söl: ‚Tarnow’ äbinom konletan zilik dinas valik teföl valemapükis valasotik. Bukem valemapükik omik, kel äbinon ba gretikün un Deutän, ye pedistukon ti löliko.

Mr. Tarnow was an industrious collector of all things in the field of world languages. His library, which was probably the largest in Germany, has, however, been almost completely destroyed.


fin

fins (nominative plural)
fin (nominative singular)
fins (nominative plural)
fina (genitive singular)
finas (genitive plural)
fine (dative singular)
fines (dative plural)
fini (accusative singular)
finis (accusative plural)
o fin! (singular vocative)
o fins! (plural vocative)
finu (predicative singular)
finus (plural predicative)


fem

fems (nominative plural)
fem (nominative singular)
fems (nominative plural)
fema (genitive singular)
femas (genitive plural)
feme (dative singular)
femes (dative plural)
femi (accusative singular)
femis (accusative plural)
o fem! (singular vocative)
o fems! (plural vocative)
femu (predicative singular)
femus (plural predicative)


pad

pads (nominative plural)
pad (nominative singular)
pads (nominative plural)
pada (genitive singular)
padas (genitive plural)
pade (dative singular)
pades (dative plural)
padi (accusative singular)
padis (accusative plural)
o pad! (singular vocative)
o pads! (plural vocative)
padu (predicative singular)
padus (plural predicative)


sup

sups (nominative plural)
sup (nominative singular)
sups (nominative plural)
supa (genitive singular)
supas (genitive plural)
supe (dative singular)
supes (dative plural)
supi (accusative singular)
supis (accusative plural)
o sup! (singular vocative)
o sups! (plural vocative)
supu (predicative singular)
supus (plural predicative)


kokot

kokots (nominative plural)
kokot (nominative singular)
kokots (nominative plural)
kokota (genitive singular)
kokotas (genitive plural)
kokote (dative singular)
kokotes (dative plural)
kokoti (accusative singular)
kokotis (accusative plural)
o kokot! (singular vocative)
o kokots! (plural vocative)
kokotu (predicative singular)
kokotus (plural predicative)


dinosaur

dinosaurs (nominative plural)
dinosaur (nominative singular)
dinosaurs (nominative plural)
dinosaura (genitive singular)
dinosauras (genitive plural)
dinosaure (dative singular)
dinosaures (dative plural)
dinosauri (accusative singular)
dinosauris (accusative plural)
o dinosaur! (singular vocative)
o dinosaurs! (plural vocative)
dinosauru (predicative singular)
dinosaurus (plural predicative)

From New Latin Dinosauria, from Ancient Greek δεινός (deinós, “scary, awful”) + σαῦρος (saûros, “lizard”).


pal

pals (nominative plural)
pal (nominative singular)
pals (nominative plural)
pala (genitive singular)
palas (genitive plural)
pale (dative singular)
pales (dative plural)
pali (accusative singular)
palis (accusative plural)
o pal! (singular vocative)
o pals! (plural vocative)
palu (predicative singular)
palus (plural predicative)


postel

postels (nominative plural)
postel (nominative singular)
postels (nominative plural)
postela (genitive singular)
postelas (genitive plural)
postele (dative singular)
posteles (dative plural)
posteli (accusative singular)
postelis (accusative plural)
o postel! (singular vocative)
o postels! (plural vocative)
postelu (predicative singular)
postelus (plural predicative)


vum

vums (nominative plural)
vum (nominative singular)
vums (nominative plural)
vuma (genitive singular)
vumas (genitive plural)
vume (dative singular)
vumes (dative plural)
vumi (accusative singular)
vumis (accusative plural)
o vum! (singular vocative)
o vums! (plural vocative)
vumu (predicative singular)
vumus (plural predicative)


pod

pods (nominative plural)
pod (nominative singular)
pods (nominative plural)
poda (genitive singular)
podas (genitive plural)
pode (dative singular)
podes (dative plural)
podi (accusative singular)
podis (accusative plural)
o pod! (singular vocative)
o pods! (plural vocative)
podu (predicative singular)
podus (plural predicative)


dot

dots (nominative plural)
dot (nominative singular)
dots (nominative plural)
dota (genitive singular)
dotas (genitive plural)
dote (dative singular)
dotes (dative plural)
doti (accusative singular)
dotis (accusative plural)
o dot! (singular vocative)
o dots! (plural vocative)
dotu (predicative singular)
dotus (plural predicative)


jak

jaks (nominative plural)
jak (nominative singular)
jaks (nominative plural)
jaka (genitive singular)
jakas (genitive plural)
jake (dative singular)
jakes (dative plural)
jaki (accusative singular)
jakis (accusative plural)
o jak! (singular vocative)
o jaks! (plural vocative)
jaku (predicative singular)
jakus (plural predicative)


pagan

pagans (nominative plural)
pagan (nominative singular)
pagans (nominative plural)
pagana (genitive singular)
paganas (genitive plural)
pagane (dative singular)
paganes (dative plural)
pagani (accusative singular)
paganis (accusative plural)
o pagan! (singular vocative)
o pagans! (plural vocative)
paganu (predicative singular)
paganus (plural predicative)


mat

mats (nominative plural)
mat (nominative singular)
mats (nominative plural)
mata (genitive singular)
matas (genitive plural)
mate (dative singular)
mates (dative plural)
mati (accusative singular)
matis (accusative plural)
o mat! (singular vocative)
o mats! (plural vocative)
matu (predicative singular)
matus (plural predicative)


reg

regs (nominative plural)
reg (nominative singular)
regs (nominative plural)
rega (genitive singular)
regas (genitive plural)
rege (dative singular)
reges (dative plural)
regi (accusative singular)
regis (accusative plural)
o reg! (singular vocative)
o regs! (plural vocative)
regu (predicative singular)
regus (plural predicative)

Borrowed from Latin rēx, rēgem (“king”).

(male or female) royal monarch, king / queen

hiregapijun

cf. en: king pigeon (or simply king), de: Kingtaube


fig

figs (nominative plural)
fig (nominative singular)
figs (nominative plural)
figa (genitive singular)
figas (genitive plural)
fige (dative singular)
figes (dative plural)
figi (accusative singular)
figis (accusative plural)
o fig! (singular vocative)
o figs! (plural vocative)
figu (predicative singular)
figus (plural predicative)


cil

cils (nominative plural)
cil (nominative singular)
cils (nominative plural)
cila (genitive singular)
cilas (genitive plural)
cile (dative singular)
ciles (dative plural)
cili (accusative singular)
cilis (accusative plural)
o cil! (singular vocative)
o cils! (plural vocative)
cilu (predicative singular)
cilus (plural predicative)

Ob it egivob ciles et magodis ot.

I have given those children the same pictures myself.

Beatiks püdikodans binons, ibä ponemons cils Goda.

Blessed are the peacemakers: they shall be recognised as children of God.


gad

gads (nominative plural)
gad (nominative singular)
gads (nominative plural)
gada (genitive singular)
gadas (genitive plural)
gade (dative singular)
gades (dative plural)
gadi (accusative singular)
gadis (accusative plural)
o gad! (singular vocative)
o gads! (plural vocative)
gadu (predicative singular)
gadus (plural predicative)


yen

yens (nominative plural)
yen (nominative singular)
yens (nominative plural)
yena (genitive singular)
yenas (genitive plural)
yene (dative singular)
yenes (dative plural)
yeni (accusative singular)
yenis (accusative plural)
o yen! (singular vocative)
o yens! (plural vocative)
yenu (predicative singular)
yenus (plural predicative)


lav

lavs (nominative plural)
lav (nominative singular)
lavs (nominative plural)
lava (genitive singular)
lavas (genitive plural)
lave (dative singular)
laves (dative plural)
lavi (accusative singular)
lavis (accusative plural)
o lav! (singular vocative)
o lavs! (plural vocative)
lavu (predicative singular)
lavus (plural predicative)


bub

bubs (nominative plural)
bub (nominative singular)
bubs (nominative plural)
buba (genitive singular)
bubas (genitive plural)
bube (dative singular)
bubes (dative plural)
bubi (accusative singular)
bubis (accusative plural)
o bub! (singular vocative)
o bubs! (plural vocative)
bubu (predicative singular)
bubus (plural predicative)

(male or female) bovine (animal), bull, cow


flam

flams (nominative plural)
flam (nominative singular)
flams (nominative plural)
flama (genitive singular)
flamas (genitive plural)
flame (dative singular)
flames (dative plural)
flami (accusative singular)
flamis (accusative plural)
o flam! (singular vocative)
o flams! (plural vocative)
flamu (predicative singular)
flamus (plural predicative)


fib

fibs (nominative plural)
fib (nominative singular)
fibs (nominative plural)
fiba (genitive singular)
fibas (genitive plural)
fibe (dative singular)
fibes (dative plural)
fibi (accusative singular)
fibis (accusative plural)
o fib! (singular vocative)
o fibs! (plural vocative)
fibu (predicative singular)
fibus (plural predicative)


gam

gams (nominative plural)
gam (nominative singular)
gams (nominative plural)
gama (genitive singular)
gamas (genitive plural)
game (dative singular)
games (dative plural)
gami (accusative singular)
gamis (accusative plural)
o gam! (singular vocative)
o gams! (plural vocative)
gamu (predicative singular)
gamus (plural predicative)


pard

pards (nominative plural)
pard (nominative singular)
pards (nominative plural)
parda (genitive singular)
pardas (genitive plural)
parde (dative singular)
pardes (dative plural)
pardi (accusative singular)
pardis (accusative plural)
o pard! (singular vocative)
o pards! (plural vocative)
pardu (predicative singular)
pardus (plural predicative)


brad

brads (nominative plural)
brad (nominative singular)
brads (nominative plural)
brada (genitive singular)
bradas (genitive plural)
brade (dative singular)
brades (dative plural)
bradi (accusative singular)
bradis (accusative plural)
o brad! (singular vocative)
o brads! (plural vocative)
bradu (predicative singular)
bradus (plural predicative)


pep

peps (uncountable)
pep (nominative singular)
pepa (genitive singular)
pepe (dative singular)
pepi (accusative singular)
o pep! (singular vocative)
pepu (predicative singular)


lop

lops (nominative plural)
lop (nominative singular)
lops (nominative plural)
lopa (genitive singular)
lopas (genitive plural)
lope (dative singular)
lopes (dative plural)
lopi (accusative singular)
lopis (accusative plural)
o lop! (singular vocative)
o lops! (plural vocative)
lopu (predicative singular)
lopus (plural predicative)


prim

prims (nominative plural)
prim (nominative singular)
prims (nominative plural)
prima (genitive singular)
primas (genitive plural)
prime (dative singular)
primes (dative plural)
primi (accusative singular)
primis (accusative plural)
o prim! (singular vocative)
o prims! (plural vocative)
primu (predicative singular)
primus (plural predicative)


tat

tat (nominative singular)
tats (nominative plural)
tata (genitive singular)
tatas (genitive plural)
tate (dative singular)
tates (dative plural)
tati (accusative singular)
tatis (accusative plural)
o tat! (singular vocative)
o tats! (plural vocative)
tatu (predicative singular)
tatus (plural predicative)


sod

sods (nominative plural)
sod (nominative singular)
sods (nominative plural)
soda (genitive singular)
sodas (genitive plural)
sode (dative singular)
sodes (dative plural)
sodi (accusative singular)
sodis (accusative plural)
o sod! (singular vocative)
o sods! (plural vocative)
sodu (predicative singular)
sodus (plural predicative)


dun

duns (nominative plural)
dun (nominative singular)
duns (nominative plural)
duna (genitive singular)
dunas (genitive plural)
dune (dative singular)
dunes (dative plural)
duni (accusative singular)
dunis (accusative plural)
o dun! (singular vocative)
o duns! (plural vocative)
dunu (predicative singular)
dunus (plural predicative)

Blend of English do and German tun (“to do”).


flap

flaps (nominative plural)
flap (nominative singular)
flaps (nominative plural)
flapa (genitive singular)
flapas (genitive plural)
flape (dative singular)
flapes (dative plural)
flapi (accusative singular)
flapis (accusative plural)
o flap! (singular vocative)
o flaps! (plural vocative)
flapu (predicative singular)
flapus (plural predicative)


pug

pugs (nominative plural)
pug (nominative singular)
pugs (nominative plural)
puga (genitive singular)
pugas (genitive plural)
puge (dative singular)
puges (dative plural)
pugi (accusative singular)
pugis (accusative plural)
o pug! (singular vocative)
o pugs! (plural vocative)
pugu (predicative singular)
pugus (plural predicative)


tut

tuts (nominative plural)
tut (nominative singular)
tuts (nominative plural)
tuta (genitive singular)
tutas (genitive plural)
tute (dative singular)
tutes (dative plural)
tuti (accusative singular)
tutis (accusative plural)
o tut! (singular vocative)
o tuts! (plural vocative)
tutu (predicative singular)
tutus (plural predicative)


pil

pils (nominative plural)
pil (nominative singular)
pils (nominative plural)
pila (genitive singular)
pilas (genitive plural)
pile (dative singular)
piles (dative plural)
pili (accusative singular)
pilis (accusative plural)
o pil! (singular vocative)
o pils! (plural vocative)
pilu (predicative singular)
pilus (plural predicative)


kaf

kafs (nominative plural)
kaf (nominative singular)
kafs (nominative plural)
kafa (genitive singular)
kafas (genitive plural)
kafe (dative singular)
kafes (dative plural)
kafi (accusative singular)
kafis (accusative plural)
o kaf! (singular vocative)
o kafs! (plural vocative)
kafu (predicative singular)
kafus (plural predicative)

Kaf at binon naudodik.


mem

mems (nominative plural)
mem (nominative singular)
mems (nominative plural)
mema (genitive singular)
memas (genitive plural)
meme (dative singular)
memes (dative plural)
memi (accusative singular)
memis (accusative plural)
o mem! (singular vocative)
o mems! (plural vocative)
memu (predicative singular)
memus (plural predicative)


git

gits (nominative plural)
git (nominative singular)
gits (nominative plural)
gita (genitive singular)
gitas (genitive plural)
gite (dative singular)
gites (dative plural)
giti (accusative singular)
gitis (accusative plural)
o git! (singular vocative)
o gits! (plural vocative)
gitu (predicative singular)
gitus (plural predicative)

law (body of binding rules and regulations, customs and standards)


kat

kats (nominative plural)
kat (nominative singular)
kats (nominative plural)
kata (genitive singular)
katas (genitive plural)
kate (dative singular)
kates (dative plural)
kati (accusative singular)
katis (accusative plural)
o kat! (singular vocative)
o kats! (plural vocative)
katu (predicative singular)
katus (plural predicative)


svin

svins (nominative plural)
svin (nominative singular)
svins (nominative plural)
svina (genitive singular)
svinas (genitive plural)
svine (dative singular)
svines (dative plural)
svini (accusative singular)
svinis (accusative plural)
o svin! (singular vocative)
o svins! (plural vocative)
svinu (predicative singular)
svinus (plural predicative)

No givolsöd saludikosi doges, e no jedolsöd pärlatis olsik foi svins! dat bo no dästepons onis me lögs oksik, e flekons okis, e dasleitons olis.

Do not give dogs what is holy; and do not throw your pearls in front of pigs, or they may trample them and then turn on you and tear you to pieces.


sean

seans (nominative plural)
sean (nominative singular)
seans (nominative plural)
seana (genitive singular)
seanas (genitive plural)
seane (dative singular)
seanes (dative plural)
seani (accusative singular)
seanis (accusative plural)
o sean! (singular vocative)
o seans! (plural vocative)
seanu (predicative singular)
seanus (plural predicative)


mon

mons (uncountable)
mon (nominative singular)
mona (genitive singular)
mone (dative singular)
moni (accusative singular)
o mon! (singular vocative)
monu (predicative singular)

If laboböv moni, remoböv ole buki at.

1932, Arie de Jong, Leerboek der Wereldtaal, page 19:

If I had money, I would buy this book for you.


medan

medans (nominative plural)
medan (nominative singular)
medans (nominative plural)
medana (genitive singular)
medanas (genitive plural)
medane (dative singular)
medanes (dative plural)
medani (accusative singular)
medanis (accusative plural)
o medan! (singular vocative)
o medans! (plural vocative)
medanu (predicative singular)
medanus (plural predicative)


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)


flod

flods (nominative plural)
flod (nominative singular)
flods (nominative plural)
floda (genitive singular)
flodas (genitive plural)
flode (dative singular)
flodes (dative plural)
flodi (accusative singular)
flodis (accusative plural)
o flod! (singular vocative)
o flods! (plural vocative)
flodu (predicative singular)
flodus (plural predicative)


fel

fels (nominative plural)
fel (nominative singular)
fels (nominative plural)
fela (genitive singular)
felas (genitive plural)
fele (dative singular)
feles (dative plural)
feli (accusative singular)
felis (accusative plural)
o fel! (singular vocative)
o fels! (plural vocative)
felu (predicative singular)
felus (plural predicative)

deteilacem vestibüla feilanadoma Dona-Saxänik


jul

juls (nominative plural)
jul (nominative singular)
juls (nominative plural)
jula (genitive singular)
julas (genitive plural)
jule (dative singular)
jules (dative plural)
juli (accusative singular)
julis (accusative plural)
o jul! (singular vocative)
o juls! (plural vocative)
julu (predicative singular)
julus (plural predicative)

Ven älabom lifayelis lul äprimom ad golön lü jul.

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

When he was five years old, he started going to school.


gul

guls (nominative plural)
gul (nominative singular)
guls (nominative plural)
gula (genitive singular)
gulas (genitive plural)
gule (dative singular)
gules (dative plural)
guli (accusative singular)
gulis (accusative plural)
o gul! (singular vocative)
o guls! (plural vocative)
gulu (predicative singular)
gulus (plural predicative)


bov

bovs (nominative plural)
bov (nominative singular)
bovs (nominative plural)
bova (genitive singular)
bovas (genitive plural)
bove (dative singular)
boves (dative plural)
bovi (accusative singular)
bovis (accusative plural)
o bov! (singular vocative)
o bovs! (plural vocative)
bovu (predicative singular)
bovus (plural predicative)


mens

Mens fidons, drinons, slipons e vobons.

1940, “Pro yunanef Nedänik”, in Volapükagased pro Nedänapükans, page 30:


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)


gard

gards (nominative plural)
gard (nominative singular)
gards (nominative plural)
garda (genitive singular)
gardas (genitive plural)
garde (dative singular)
gardes (dative plural)
gardi (accusative singular)
gardis (accusative plural)
o gard! (singular vocative)
o gards! (plural vocative)
gardu (predicative singular)
gardus (plural predicative)


tid

tids (nominative plural)
tid (nominative singular)
tids (nominative plural)
tida (genitive singular)
tidas (genitive plural)
tide (dative singular)
tides (dative plural)
tidi (accusative singular)
tidis (accusative plural)
o tid! (singular vocative)
o tids! (plural vocative)
tidu (predicative singular)
tidus (plural predicative)

instruction (act of teaching, or that which is taught)


pov

povs (nominative plural)
pov (nominative singular)
povs (nominative plural)
pova (genitive singular)
povas (genitive plural)
pove (dative singular)
poves (dative plural)
povi (accusative singular)
povis (accusative plural)
o pov! (singular vocative)
o povs! (plural vocative)
povu (predicative singular)
povus (plural predicative)


flog

flogs (nominative plural)
flog (nominative singular)
flogs (nominative plural)
floga (genitive singular)
flogas (genitive plural)
floge (dative singular)
floges (dative plural)
flogi (accusative singular)
flogis (accusative plural)
o flog! (singular vocative)
o flogs! (plural vocative)
flogu (predicative singular)
flogus (plural predicative)


svan

svans (nominative plural)
svan (nominative singular)
svans (nominative plural)
svana (genitive singular)
svanas (genitive plural)
svane (dative singular)
svanes (dative plural)
svani (accusative singular)
svanis (accusative plural)
o svan! (singular vocative)
o svans! (plural vocative)
svanu (predicative singular)
svanus (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)


laud

lauds (nominative plural)
laud (nominative singular)
lauds (nominative plural)
lauda (genitive singular)
laudas (genitive plural)
laude (dative singular)
laudes (dative plural)
laudi (accusative singular)
laudis (accusative plural)
o laud! (singular vocative)
o lauds! (plural vocative)
laudu (predicative singular)
laudus (plural predicative)


mob

mobs (nominative plural)
mob (nominative singular)
mobs (nominative plural)
moba (genitive singular)
mobas (genitive plural)
mobe (dative singular)
mobes (dative plural)
mobi (accusative singular)
mobis (accusative plural)
o mob! (singular vocative)
o mobs! (plural vocative)
mobu (predicative singular)
mobus (plural predicative)


tab

tabs (nominative plural)
tab (nominative singular)
tabs (nominative plural)
taba (genitive singular)
tabas (genitive plural)
tabe (dative singular)
tabes (dative plural)
tabi (accusative singular)
tabis (accusative plural)
o tab! (singular vocative)
o tabs! (plural vocative)
tabu (predicative singular)
tabus (plural predicative)

Borrowed from English table (table → tab; compare French: table, Latin: tabula, Interlingua: tabula, Esperanto: tablo, Ido: tablo).


zar

zars (nominative plural)
zar (nominative singular)
zars (nominative plural)
zara (genitive singular)
zaras (genitive plural)
zare (dative singular)
zares (dative plural)
zari (accusative singular)
zaris (accusative plural)
o zar! (singular vocative)
o zars! (plural vocative)
zaru (predicative singular)
zarus (plural predicative)


vol

vols (nominative plural)
vol (nominative singular)
vols (nominative plural)
vola (genitive singular)
volas (genitive plural)
vole (dative singular)
voles (dative plural)
voli (accusative singular)
volis (accusative plural)
o vol! (singular vocative)
o vols! (plural vocative)
volu (predicative singular)
volus (plural predicative)

Borrowed from English world, with the 'w' and 'o' pronounced the German way, and the 'r' turned into 'l'.

Binols lit vola. Zif, kel topon löpo su bel, no kanon binön klänedik.

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

You are light for the world. A city built on a hill-top cannot be hidden.


dök

döks (nominative plural)
dök (nominative singular)
döks (nominative plural)
döka (genitive singular)
dökas (genitive plural)
döke (dative singular)
dökes (dative plural)
döki (accusative singular)
dökis (accusative plural)
o dök! (singular vocative)
o döks! (plural vocative)
döku (predicative singular)
dökus (plural predicative)


dib

dibs (nominative plural)
dib (nominative singular)
dibs (nominative plural)
diba (genitive singular)
dibas (genitive plural)
dibe (dative singular)
dibes (dative plural)
dibi (accusative singular)
dibis (accusative plural)
o dib! (singular vocative)
o dibs! (plural vocative)
dibu (predicative singular)
dibus (plural predicative)


bod

bods (nominative plural)
bod (nominative singular)
bods (nominative plural)
boda (genitive singular)
bodas (genitive plural)
bode (dative singular)
bodes (dative plural)
bodi (accusative singular)
bodis (accusative plural)
o bod! (singular vocative)
o bods! (plural vocative)
bodu (predicative singular)
bodus (plural predicative)

Borrowed from German Brot, English bread and Dutch brood.


tied

tieds (nominative plural)
tied (nominative singular)
tieds (nominative plural)
tieda (genitive singular)
tiedas (genitive plural)
tiede (dative singular)
tiedes (dative plural)
tiedi (accusative singular)
tiedis (accusative plural)
o tied! (singular vocative)
o tieds! (plural vocative)
tiedu (predicative singular)
tiedus (plural predicative)

E ven of äkömof soaro feniko ini lom okik, tän ägifof tiedi se tiedaskal largentik, si! ab nek äpladom blümio stuli pro of.

1951, “Parab”, in Volapükagased pro Nedänapükans, number 5, pages 17–18:

And when she came home tired in the evening, she then poured some tea from the silver teapot, yes, but nobody put a chair available for her.


soar

soars (nominative plural)
soar (nominative singular)
soars (nominative plural)
soara (genitive singular)
soaras (genitive plural)
soare (dative singular)
soares (dative plural)
soari (accusative singular)
soaris (accusative plural)
o soar! (singular vocative)
o soars! (plural vocative)
soaru (predicative singular)
soarus (plural predicative)


butan

butans (nominative plural)
butan (nominative singular)
butans (nominative plural)
butana (genitive singular)
butanas (genitive plural)
butane (dative singular)
butanes (dative plural)
butani (accusative singular)
butanis (accusative plural)
o butan! (singular vocative)
o butans! (plural vocative)
butanu (predicative singular)
butanus (plural predicative)


volapük

volapüks (nominative plural)
volapük (nominative singular)
volapüks (nominative plural)
volapüka (genitive singular)
volapükas (genitive plural)
volapüke (dative singular)
volapükes (dative plural)
volapüki (accusative singular)
volapükis (accusative plural)
o volapük! (singular vocative)
o volapüks! (plural vocative)
volapüku (predicative singular)
volapükus (plural predicative)

From vola (“of the world / world's”) + pük (“language”). More at Volapük.

Linglänapük e Fransänapük binons volapüks.

(most literal) world language; global language


seil

seils (uncountable)
seil (nominative singular)
seila (genitive singular)
seile (dative singular)
seili (accusative singular)
o seil! (singular vocative)
seilu (predicative singular)


pon

pons (nominative plural)
pon (nominative singular)
pons (nominative plural)
pona (genitive singular)
ponas (genitive plural)
pone (dative singular)
pones (dative plural)
poni (accusative singular)
ponis (accusative plural)
o pon! (singular vocative)
o pons! (plural vocative)
ponu (predicative singular)
ponus (plural predicative)


tim

tims (nominative plural)
tim (nominative singular)
tims (nominative plural)
tima (genitive singular)
timas (genitive plural)
time (dative singular)
times (dative plural)
timi (accusative singular)
timis (accusative plural)
o tim! (singular vocative)
o tims! (plural vocative)
timu (predicative singular)
timus (plural predicative)

Täno ‚Herodes’ äbüedom vokön kläniko lofüdasapanis, ed äkoedom nunön omi kuratiko timi, tü kel stel ipubon.

Then Herod summoned the wise men to see him privately, and he asked them the exact time on which the star had appeared.

Tü tim kinik fidedol-li?

Binos pas düp degtelid; labobs nog timi saidik.

It is only twelve o'clock; we still have plenty of time.


lak

laks (nominative plural)
lak (nominative singular)
laks (nominative plural)
laka (genitive singular)
lakas (genitive plural)
lake (dative singular)
lakes (dative plural)
laki (accusative singular)
lakis (accusative plural)
o lak! (singular vocative)
o laks! (plural vocative)
laku (predicative singular)
lakus (plural predicative)


hog

hogs (nominative plural)
hog (nominative singular)
hogs (nominative plural)
hoga (genitive singular)
hogas (genitive plural)
hoge (dative singular)
hoges (dative plural)
hogi (accusative singular)
hogis (accusative plural)
o hog! (singular vocative)
o hogs! (plural vocative)
hogu (predicative singular)
hogus (plural predicative)


fey

feys (nominative plural)
fey (nominative singular)
feys (nominative plural)
feya (genitive singular)
feyas (genitive plural)
feye (dative singular)
feyes (dative plural)
feyi (accusative singular)
feyis (accusative plural)
o fey! (singular vocative)
o feys! (plural vocative)
feyu (predicative singular)
feyus (plural predicative)


krov

krovs (nominative plural)
krov (nominative singular)
krovs (nominative plural)
krova (genitive singular)
krovas (genitive plural)
krove (dative singular)
kroves (dative plural)
krovi (accusative singular)
krovis (accusative plural)
o krov! (singular vocative)
o krovs! (plural vocative)
krovu (predicative singular)
krovus (plural predicative)

Borrowed from English crow, or possibly from Latin corvus.

crow (genus Corvus, bird family Corvidae)


leon

leons (nominative plural)
leon (nominative singular)
leons (nominative plural)
leona (genitive singular)
leonas (genitive plural)
leone (dative singular)
leones (dative plural)
leoni (accusative singular)
leonis (accusative plural)
o leon! (singular vocative)
o leons! (plural vocative)
leonu (predicative singular)
leonus (plural predicative)


graf

grafs (nominative plural)
graf (nominative singular)
grafs (nominative plural)
grafa (genitive singular)
grafas (genitive plural)
grafe (dative singular)
grafes (dative plural)
grafi (accusative singular)
grafis (accusative plural)
o graf! (singular vocative)
o grafs! (plural vocative)
grafu (predicative singular)
grafus (plural predicative)


lib

libs (nominative plural)
lib (nominative singular)
libs (nominative plural)
liba (genitive singular)
libas (genitive plural)
libe (dative singular)
libes (dative plural)
libi (accusative singular)
libis (accusative plural)
o lib! (singular vocative)
o libs! (plural vocative)
libu (predicative singular)
libus (plural predicative)


yäk

yäks (nominative plural)
yäk (nominative singular)
yäks (nominative plural)
yäka (genitive singular)
yäkas (genitive plural)
yäke (dative singular)
yäkes (dative plural)
yäki (accusative singular)
yäkis (accusative plural)
o yäk! (singular vocative)
o yäks! (plural vocative)
yäku (predicative singular)
yäkus (plural predicative)


bim

bims (nominative plural)
bim (nominative singular)
bims (nominative plural)
bima (genitive singular)
bimas (genitive plural)
bime (dative singular)
bimes (dative plural)
bimi (accusative singular)
bimis (accusative plural)
o bim! (singular vocative)
o bims! (plural vocative)
bimu (predicative singular)
bimus (plural predicative)

Borrowed from English beam and/or German Baum (“tree”).

Bim gudik no kanon prodön flukis badik, ed i no bim puridik flukis jönik.

A sound tree cannot bear bad fruit, nor a rotten tree bear good fruit.


nef

nefs (nominative plural)
nef (nominative singular)
nefs (nominative plural)
nefa (genitive singular)
nefas (genitive plural)
nefe (dative singular)
nefes (dative plural)
nefi (accusative singular)
nefis (accusative plural)
o nef! (singular vocative)
o nefs! (plural vocative)
nefu (predicative singular)
nefus (plural predicative)


vig

vigs (nominative plural)
vig (nominative singular)
vigs (nominative plural)
viga (genitive singular)
vigas (genitive plural)
vige (dative singular)
viges (dative plural)
vigi (accusative singular)
vigis (accusative plural)
o vig! (singular vocative)
o vigs! (plural vocative)
vigu (predicative singular)
vigus (plural predicative)


kimfal

kimfals (nominative plural)
kimfal (nominative singular)
kimfals (nominative plural)
kimfala (genitive singular)
kimfalas (genitive plural)
kimfale (dative singular)
kimfales (dative plural)
kimfali (accusative singular)
kimfalis (accusative plural)
o kimfal! (singular vocative)
o kimfals! (plural vocative)
kimfalu (predicative singular)
kimfalus (plural predicative)


kimifal

kimifals (nominative plural)
kimifal (nominative singular)
kimifals (nominative plural)
kimifala (genitive singular)
kimifalas (genitive plural)
kimifale (dative singular)
kimifales (dative plural)
kimifali (accusative singular)
kimifalis (accusative plural)
o kimifal! (singular vocative)
o kimifals! (plural vocative)
kimifalu (predicative singular)
kimifalus (plural predicative)

Compound of kimi, whom, accusative of kim, who + fal, case


kimefal

kimefals (nominative plural)
kimefal (nominative singular)
kimefals (nominative plural)
kimefala (genitive singular)
kimefalas (genitive plural)
kimefale (dative singular)
kimefales (dative plural)
kimefali (accusative singular)
kimefalis (accusative plural)
o kimefal! (singular vocative)
o kimefals! (plural vocative)
kimefalu (predicative singular)
kimefalus (plural predicative)

Compound of kime, to whom, dative of kim, who + fal, case


kimafal

kimafals (nominative plural)
kimafal (nominative singular)
kimafals (nominative plural)
kimafala (genitive singular)
kimafalas (genitive plural)
kimafale (dative singular)
kimafales (dative plural)
kimafali (accusative singular)
kimafalis (accusative plural)
o kimafal! (singular vocative)
o kimafals! (plural vocative)
kimafalu (predicative singular)
kimafalus (plural predicative)

Compound of kima (“whose”), genitive of kim (“who”) + fal (“case”)


volapükatidel

head

volapükatidel (nominative plural volapükatidels)

volapükatidels (nominative plural)
volapükatidel (nominative singular)
volapükatidels (nominative plural)
volapükatidela (genitive singular)
volapükatidelas (genitive plural)
volapükatidele (dative singular)
volapükatideles (dative plural)
volapükatideli (accusative singular)
volapükatidelis (accusative plural)
o volapükatidel! (singular vocative)
o volapükatidels! (plural vocative)
volapükatidelu (predicative singular)
volapükatidelus (plural predicative)

From the genitive of volapük world language + tidel teacher (> volapük + -a + tidel).

(obsolete) A teacher of a world language (≠ Volapükatidel), replaced by volapükitidan.


lömib

lömibs (nominative plural)
lömib (nominative singular)
lömibs (nominative plural)
lömiba (genitive singular)
lömibas (genitive plural)
lömibe (dative singular)
lömibes (dative plural)
lömibi (accusative singular)
lömibis (accusative plural)
o lömib! (singular vocative)
o lömibs! (plural vocative)
lömibu (predicative singular)
lömibus (plural predicative)


mun

muns (nominative plural)
mun (nominative singular)
muns (nominative plural)
muna (genitive singular)
munas (genitive plural)
mune (dative singular)
munes (dative plural)
muni (accusative singular)
munis (accusative plural)
o mun! (singular vocative)
o muns! (plural vocative)
munu (predicative singular)
munus (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)


lög

lögs (nominative plural)
lög (nominative singular)
lögs (nominative plural)
löga (genitive singular)
lögas (genitive plural)
löge (dative singular)
löges (dative plural)
lögi (accusative singular)
lögis (accusative plural)
o lög! (singular vocative)
o lögs! (plural vocative)
lögu (predicative singular)
lögus (plural predicative)


vom

voms (nominative plural)
vom (nominative singular)
voms (nominative plural)
voma (genitive singular)
vomas (genitive plural)
vome (dative singular)
vomes (dative plural)
vomi (accusative singular)
vomis (accusative plural)
o vom! (singular vocative)
o voms! (plural vocative)
vomu (predicative singular)
vomus (plural predicative)

Borrowed from English woman (woman (truncated) > wom > vom).


gan

gans (nominative plural)
gan (nominative singular)
gans (nominative plural)
gana (genitive singular)
ganas (genitive plural)
gane (dative singular)
ganes (dative plural)
gani (accusative singular)
ganis (accusative plural)
o gan! (singular vocative)
o gans! (plural vocative)
ganu (predicative singular)
ganus (plural predicative)


delfin

delfins (nominative plural)
delfin (nominative singular)
delfins (nominative plural)
delfina (genitive singular)
delfinas (genitive plural)
delfine (dative singular)
delfines (dative plural)
delfini (accusative singular)
delfinis (accusative plural)
o delfin! (singular vocative)
o delfins! (plural vocative)
delfinu (predicative singular)
delfinus (plural predicative)


bör

börs (nominative plural)
bör (nominative singular)
börs (nominative plural)
böra (genitive singular)
böras (genitive plural)
böre (dative singular)
böres (dative plural)
böri (accusative singular)
böris (accusative plural)
o bör! (singular vocative)
o börs! (plural vocative)
böru (predicative singular)
börus (plural predicative)


säg

sägs (nominative plural)
säg (nominative singular)
sägs (nominative plural)
säga (genitive singular)
sägas (genitive plural)
säge (dative singular)
säges (dative plural)
sägi (accusative singular)
sägis (accusative plural)
o säg! (singular vocative)
o sägs! (plural vocative)
sägu (predicative singular)
sägus (plural predicative)


fid

fids (nominative plural)
fid (nominative singular)
fids (nominative plural)
fida (genitive singular)
fidas (genitive plural)
fide (dative singular)
fides (dative plural)
fidi (accusative singular)
fidis (accusative plural)
o fid! (singular vocative)
o fids! (plural vocative)
fidu (predicative singular)
fidus (plural predicative)

fidalecem

dining hall, (hotel) dining room, refectory


koan

koans (nominative plural)
koan (nominative singular)
koans (nominative plural)
koana (genitive singular)
koanas (genitive plural)
koane (dative singular)
koanes (dative plural)
koani (accusative singular)
koanis (accusative plural)
o koan! (singular vocative)
o koans! (plural vocative)
koanu (predicative singular)
koanus (plural predicative)


drat

drats (nominative plural)
drat (nominative singular)
drats (nominative plural)
drata (genitive singular)
dratas (genitive plural)
drate (dative singular)
drates (dative plural)
drati (accusative singular)
dratis (accusative plural)
o drat! (singular vocative)
o drats! (plural vocative)
dratu (predicative singular)
dratus (plural predicative)


sök

söks (nominative plural)
sök (nominative singular)
söks (nominative plural)
söka (genitive singular)
sökas (genitive plural)
söke (dative singular)
sökes (dative plural)
söki (accusative singular)
sökis (accusative plural)
o sök! (singular vocative)
o söks! (plural vocative)
söku (predicative singular)
sökus (plural predicative)

Borrowed from English insect ("-sec-" [sɛk] changed to "sök" [søk]).


dugan

dugans (nominative plural)
dugan (nominative singular)
dugans (nominative plural)
dugana (genitive singular)
duganas (genitive plural)
dugane (dative singular)
duganes (dative plural)
dugani (accusative singular)
duganis (accusative plural)
o dugan! (singular vocative)
o dugans! (plural vocative)
duganu (predicative singular)
duganus (plural predicative)


sark

sarks (nominative plural)
sark (nominative singular)
sarks (nominative plural)
sarka (genitive singular)
sarkas (genitive plural)
sarke (dative singular)
sarkes (dative plural)
sarki (accusative singular)
sarkis (accusative plural)
o sark! (singular vocative)
o sarks! (plural vocative)
sarku (predicative singular)
sarkus (plural predicative)


noted

noteds (nominative plural)
noted (nominative singular)
noteds (nominative plural)
noteda (genitive singular)
notedas (genitive plural)
notede (dative singular)
notedes (dative plural)
notedi (accusative singular)
notedis (accusative plural)
o noted! (singular vocative)
o noteds! (plural vocative)
notedu (predicative singular)
notedus (plural predicative)


giraf

girafs (nominative plural)
giraf (nominative singular)
girafs (nominative plural)
girafa (genitive singular)
girafas (genitive plural)
girafe (dative singular)
girafes (dative plural)
girafi (accusative singular)
girafis (accusative plural)
o giraf! (singular vocative)
o girafs! (plural vocative)
girafu (predicative singular)
girafus (plural predicative)

From German Giraffe, from Middle High German geraff, seraffe, schraffe, from Italian giraffa, from Arabic زَرَافَة (zarāfa).


gud

gud (nominative singular)
guds (nominative plural)
guda (genitive singular)
gudas (genitive plural)
gude (dative singular)
gudes (dative plural)
gudi (accusative singular)
gudis (accusative plural)
o gud! (singular vocative)
o guds! (plural vocative)
gudu (predicative singular)
gudus (plural predicative)


sob

sobs (nominative plural)
sob (nominative singular)
sobs (nominative plural)
soba (genitive singular)
sobas (genitive plural)
sobe (dative singular)
sobes (dative plural)
sobi (accusative singular)
sobis (accusative plural)
o sob! (singular vocative)
o sobs! (plural vocative)
sobu (predicative singular)
sobus (plural predicative)


feit

feits (nominative plural)
feit (nominative singular)
feits (nominative plural)
feita (genitive singular)
feitas (genitive plural)
feite (dative singular)
feites (dative plural)
feiti (accusative singular)
feitis (accusative plural)
o feit! (singular vocative)
o feits! (plural vocative)
feitu (predicative singular)
feitus (plural predicative)


stom

stoms (uncountable)
stom (nominative singular)
stoma (genitive singular)
stome (dative singular)
stomi (accusative singular)
o stom! (singular vocative)
stomu (predicative singular)

Lio stom binon-li?


snel

snels (nominative plural)
snel (nominative singular)
snels (nominative plural)
snela (genitive singular)
snelas (genitive plural)
snele (dative singular)
sneles (dative plural)
sneli (accusative singular)
snelis (accusative plural)
o snel! (singular vocative)
o snels! (plural vocative)
snelu (predicative singular)
snelus (plural predicative)


dunam

dunams (nominative plural)
dunam (nominative singular)
dunams (nominative plural)
dunama (genitive singular)
dunamas (genitive plural)
duname (dative singular)
dunames (dative plural)
dunami (accusative singular)
dunamis (accusative plural)
o dunam! (singular vocative)
o dunams! (plural vocative)
dunamu (predicative singular)
dunamus (plural predicative)


spel

spels (nominative plural)
spel (nominative singular)
spels (nominative plural)
spela (genitive singular)
spelas (genitive plural)
spele (dative singular)
speles (dative plural)
speli (accusative singular)
spelis (accusative plural)
o spel! (singular vocative)
o spels! (plural vocative)
spelu (predicative singular)
spelus (plural predicative)


vaken

vakens (nominative plural)
vaken (nominative singular)
vakens (nominative plural)
vakena (genitive singular)
vakenas (genitive plural)
vakene (dative singular)
vakenes (dative plural)
vakeni (accusative singular)
vakenis (accusative plural)
o vaken! (singular vocative)
o vakens! (plural vocative)
vakenu (predicative singular)
vakenus (plural predicative)


maat

maats (nominative plural)
maat (nominative singular)
maats (nominative plural)
maata (genitive singular)
maatas (genitive plural)
maate (dative singular)
maates (dative plural)
maati (accusative singular)
maatis (accusative plural)
o maat! (singular vocative)
o maats! (plural vocative)
maatu (predicative singular)
maatus (plural predicative)


strut

struts (nominative plural)
strut (nominative singular)
struts (nominative plural)
struta (genitive singular)
strutas (genitive plural)
strute (dative singular)
strutes (dative plural)
struti (accusative singular)
strutis (accusative plural)
o strut! (singular vocative)
o struts! (plural vocative)
strutu (predicative singular)
strutus (plural predicative)


ful

fuls (nominative plural)
ful (nominative singular)
fuls (nominative plural)
fula (genitive singular)
fulas (genitive plural)
fule (dative singular)
fules (dative plural)
fuli (accusative singular)
fulis (accusative plural)
o ful! (singular vocative)
o fuls! (plural vocative)
fulu (predicative singular)
fulus (plural predicative)


krig

krigs (nominative plural)
krig (nominative singular)
krigs (nominative plural)
kriga (genitive singular)
krigas (genitive plural)
krige (dative singular)
kriges (dative plural)
krigi (accusative singular)
krigis (accusative plural)
o krig! (singular vocative)
o krigs! (plural vocative)
krigu (predicative singular)
krigus (plural predicative)

1951, editors, "REIDANES LESTÜMIK OBAS.", Volapükagased pro Nedänapükans, 1, 1.
Dub volakrigs tel, dub krigs votik, dub voluts laf epasetiköl tumyela at evedon tumyelalaf mifätik.

Because of two world wars, because of other wars, because of revolts the past half of this century has become a catastrophic half-century.


cal

cals (nominative plural)
cal (nominative singular)
cals (nominative plural)
cala (genitive singular)
calas (genitive plural)
cale (dative singular)
cales (dative plural)
cali (accusative singular)
calis (accusative plural)
o cal! (singular vocative)
o cals! (plural vocative)
calu (predicative singular)
calus (plural predicative)


dolar

dolars (nominative plural)
dolar (nominative singular)
dolars (nominative plural)
dolara (genitive singular)
dolaras (genitive plural)
dolare (dative singular)
dolares (dative plural)
dolari (accusative singular)
dolaris (accusative plural)
o dolar! (singular vocative)
o dolars! (plural vocative)
dolaru (predicative singular)
dolarus (plural predicative)


sid

sids (nominative plural)
sid (nominative singular)
sids (nominative plural)
sida (genitive singular)
sidas (genitive plural)
side (dative singular)
sides (dative plural)
sidi (accusative singular)
sidis (accusative plural)
o sid! (singular vocative)
o sids! (plural vocative)
sidu (predicative singular)
sidus (plural predicative)


budan

budans (nominative plural)
budan (nominative singular)
budans (nominative plural)
budana (genitive singular)
budanas (genitive plural)
budane (dative singular)
budanes (dative plural)
budani (accusative singular)
budanis (accusative plural)
o budan! (singular vocative)
o budans! (plural vocative)
budanu (predicative singular)
budanus (plural predicative)


lapel

lapels (nominative plural)
lapel (nominative singular)
lapels (nominative plural)
lapela (genitive singular)
lapelas (genitive plural)
lapele (dative singular)
lapeles (dative plural)
lapeli (accusative singular)
lapelis (accusative plural)
o lapel! (singular vocative)
o lapels! (plural vocative)
lapelu (predicative singular)
lapelus (plural predicative)


cel

cels (nominative plural)
cel (nominative singular)
cels (nominative plural)
cela (genitive singular)
celas (genitive plural)
cele (dative singular)
celes (dative plural)
celi (accusative singular)
celis (accusative plural)
o cel! (singular vocative)
o cels! (plural vocative)
celu (predicative singular)
celus (plural predicative)


kuin

kuins (nominative plural)
kuin (nominative singular)
kuins (nominative plural)
kuina (genitive singular)
kuinas (genitive plural)
kuine (dative singular)
kuines (dative plural)
kuini (accusative singular)
kuinis (accusative plural)
o kuin! (singular vocative)
o kuins! (plural vocative)
kuinu (predicative singular)
kuinus (plural predicative)


lobed

lobeds (uncountable)
lobed (nominative singular)
lobeda (genitive singular)
lobede (dative singular)
lobedi (accusative singular)
o lobed! (singular vocative)
lobedu (predicative singular)


köp

köps (nominative plural)
köp (nominative singular)
köps (nominative plural)
köpa (genitive singular)
köpas (genitive plural)
köpe (dative singular)
köpes (dative plural)
köpi (accusative singular)
köpis (accusative plural)
o köp! (singular vocative)
o köps! (plural vocative)
köpu (predicative singular)
köpus (plural predicative)


süt

süts (nominative plural)
süt (nominative singular)
süts (nominative plural)
süta (genitive singular)
sütas (genitive plural)
süte (dative singular)
sütes (dative plural)
süti (accusative singular)
sütis (accusative plural)
o süt! (singular vocative)
o süts! (plural vocative)
sütu (predicative singular)
sütus (plural predicative)

In süt nedetik telid.


kor

kors (nominative plural)
kor (nominative singular)
kors (nominative plural)
kora (genitive singular)
koras (genitive plural)
kore (dative singular)
kores (dative plural)
kori (accusative singular)
koris (accusative plural)
o kor! (singular vocative)
o kors! (plural vocative)
koru (predicative singular)
korus (plural predicative)


kap

kaps (nominative plural)
kap (nominative singular)
kaps (nominative plural)
kapa (genitive singular)
kapas (genitive plural)
kape (dative singular)
kapes (dative plural)
kapi (accusative singular)
kapis (accusative plural)
o kap! (singular vocative)
o kaps! (plural vocative)
kapu (predicative singular)
kapus (plural predicative)


fal

fals (nominative plural)
fal (nominative singular)
fals (nominative plural)
fala (genitive singular)
falas (genitive plural)
fale (dative singular)
fales (dative plural)
fali (accusative singular)
falis (accusative plural)
o fal! (singular vocative)
o fals! (plural vocative)
falu (predicative singular)
falus (plural predicative)

Borrowed from English fall and German Fall.

(grammar) grammatical case (in classic or original Volapük (Volapük rigik: kimfal (“nominative”), kimafal (“genitive”), borrowed from German Fall (“case”))


kapar

kapars (nominative plural)
kapar (nominative singular)
kapars (nominative plural)
kapara (genitive singular)
kaparas (genitive plural)
kapare (dative singular)
kapares (dative plural)
kapari (accusative singular)
kaparis (accusative plural)
o kapar! (singular vocative)
o kapars! (plural vocative)
kaparu (predicative singular)
kaparus (plural predicative)


talp

talps (nominative plural)
talp (nominative singular)
talps (nominative plural)
talpa (genitive singular)
talpas (genitive plural)
talpe (dative singular)
talpes (dative plural)
talpi (accusative singular)
talpis (accusative plural)
o talp! (singular vocative)
o talps! (plural vocative)
talpu (predicative singular)
talpus (plural predicative)


juk

juks (nominative plural)
juk (nominative singular)
juks (nominative plural)
juka (genitive singular)
jukas (genitive plural)
juke (dative singular)
jukes (dative plural)
juki (accusative singular)
jukis (accusative plural)
o juk! (singular vocative)
o juks! (plural vocative)
juku (predicative singular)
jukus (plural predicative)


vag

vags (nominative plural)
vag (nominative singular)
vags (nominative plural)
vaga (genitive singular)
vagas (genitive plural)
vage (dative singular)
vages (dative plural)
vagi (accusative singular)
vagis (accusative plural)
o vag! (singular vocative)
o vags! (plural vocative)
vagu (predicative singular)
vagus (plural predicative)


cen

cens (nominative plural)
cen (nominative singular)
cens (nominative plural)
cena (genitive singular)
cenas (genitive plural)
cene (dative singular)
cenes (dative plural)
ceni (accusative singular)
cenis (accusative plural)
o cen! (singular vocative)
o cens! (plural vocative)
cenu (predicative singular)
cenus (plural predicative)


fom

foms (nominative plural)
fom (nominative singular)
foms (nominative plural)
foma (genitive singular)
fomas (genitive plural)
fome (dative singular)
fomes (dative plural)
fomi (accusative singular)
fomis (accusative plural)
o fom! (singular vocative)
o foms! (plural vocative)
fomu (predicative singular)
fomus (plural predicative)


pük

püks (nominative plural)
pük (nominative singular)
püks (nominative plural)
püka (genitive singular)
pükas (genitive plural)
püke (dative singular)
pükes (dative plural)
püki (accusative singular)
pükis (accusative plural)
o pük! (singular vocative)
o püks! (plural vocative)
püku (predicative singular)
pükus (plural predicative)

From a reshaping (deformation) of English speak and/or (possibly) speech (the word speak, with Volapük pronunciation spelling > spik, letter "s" was deleted > pik, and unrounded "i" changed to rounded "ü" > pük "language"). Also compare newer Volapük spikön (“(to) speak”) (< spik) to older Volapük pükön (“(to) speak”); Newspeak, Oldspeak.

Dü lif vobafulik oka ekanom tuvön timi ad studön pükis e dialegis 88 difikis, ed ad pläyön degtelati musigömas.

During his working life, he managed to find the time to study 88 different languages and dialects, and to play twelve musical instruments.


fum

fum (nominative singular)
fums (nominative plural)
fuma (genitive singular)
fumas (genitive plural)
fume (dative singular)
fumes (dative plural)
fumi (accusative singular)
fumis (accusative plural)
o fum! (singular vocative)
o fums! (plural vocative)
fumu (predicative singular)
fumus (plural predicative)


lif

lifs (nominative plural)
lif (nominative singular)
lifs (nominative plural)
lifa (genitive singular)
lifas (genitive plural)
life (dative singular)
lifes (dative plural)
lifi (accusative singular)
lifis (accusative plural)
o lif! (singular vocative)
o lifs! (plural vocative)
lifu (predicative singular)
lifus (plural predicative)


minut

minuts (nominative plural)
minut (nominative singular)
minuts (nominative plural)
minuta (genitive singular)
minutas (genitive plural)
minute (dative singular)
minutes (dative plural)
minuti (accusative singular)
minutis (accusative plural)
o minut! (singular vocative)
o minuts! (plural vocative)
minutu (predicative singular)
minutus (plural predicative)


yel

yels (nominative plural)
yel (nominative singular)
yels (nominative plural)
yela (genitive singular)
yelas (genitive plural)
yele (dative singular)
yeles (dative plural)
yeli (accusative singular)
yelis (accusative plural)
o yel! (singular vocative)
o yels! (plural vocative)
yelu (predicative singular)
yelus (plural predicative)

Bäldoti kinik labol-li? Labob bäldoti yelas zül.

Yel epasetiköl no ebinon bönik pro muf obsik.

1938, “Pö yelacen”, in Volapükagased pro Nedänapükans, page 1:

The past year has not been favorable for our movement.

Yel: 1940 primon vo glumidiko. In Siyop ya dü yels mödik krigastad bevü Yapän e Tsyinän dareigon, ed in Yurop krig jenon bevü Deutän e Polän, Linglän e Fransän, e bevü Rusän e Suomiyän.

1940, “Pötü yelacen”, in Volapükagased pro Nedänapükans, page 1:

The year 1940 begins rather gloomy. In Asia, a state of war has been going on for years between Japan and China, and in Europe war is being waged between Germany and Poland, England and France, and between Russia and Finland.


buk

buks (nominative plural)
buk (nominative singular)
buks (nominative plural)
buka (genitive singular)
bukas (genitive plural)
buke (dative singular)
bukes (dative plural)
buki (accusative singular)
bukis (accusative plural)
o buk! (singular vocative)
o buks! (plural vocative)
buku (predicative singular)
bukus (plural predicative)

Buk, keli elegivol obe, binon jönik.

1932, Arie de Jong, Leerboek der Wereldtaal, page 15:

The book you have given to me is beautiful.


stog

stogs (nominative plural)
stog (nominative singular)
stogs (nominative plural)
stoga (genitive singular)
stogas (genitive plural)
stoge (dative singular)
stoges (dative plural)
stogi (accusative singular)
stogis (accusative plural)
o stog! (singular vocative)
o stogs! (plural vocative)
stogu (predicative singular)
stogus (plural predicative)


lim

lims (nominative plural)
lim (nominative singular)
lims (nominative plural)
lima (genitive singular)
limas (genitive plural)
lime (dative singular)
limes (dative plural)
limi (accusative singular)
limis (accusative plural)
o lim! (singular vocative)
o lims! (plural vocative)
limu (predicative singular)
limus (plural predicative)


lep

leps (nominative plural)
lep (nominative singular)
leps (nominative plural)
lepa (genitive singular)
lepas (genitive plural)
lepe (dative singular)
lepes (dative plural)
lepi (accusative singular)
lepis (accusative plural)
o lep! (singular vocative)
o leps! (plural vocative)
lepu (predicative singular)
lepus (plural predicative)


skrin

skrins (nominative plural)
skrin (nominative singular)
skrins (nominative plural)
skrina (genitive singular)
skrinas (genitive plural)
skrine (dative singular)
skrines (dative plural)
skrini (accusative singular)
skrinis (accusative plural)
o skrin! (singular vocative)
o skrins! (plural vocative)
skrinu (predicative singular)
skrinus (plural predicative)


lup

lups (nominative plural)
lup (nominative singular)
lups (nominative plural)
lupa (genitive singular)
lupas (genitive plural)
lupe (dative singular)
lupes (dative plural)
lupi (accusative singular)
lupis (accusative plural)
o lup! (singular vocative)
o lups! (plural vocative)
lupu (predicative singular)
lupus (plural predicative)

Borrowed from Latin lupus (lupus > lup; cf. French: loup, Italian: lupo, Esperanto: lupo).


plin

plins (nominative plural)
plin (nominative singular)
plins (nominative plural)
plina (genitive singular)
plinas (genitive plural)
pline (dative singular)
plines (dative plural)
plini (accusative singular)
plinis (accusative plural)
o plin! (singular vocative)
o plins! (plural vocative)
plinu (predicative singular)
plinus (plural predicative)


puf

pufs (nominative plural)
puf (nominative singular)
pufs (nominative plural)
pufa (genitive singular)
pufas (genitive plural)
pufe (dative singular)
pufes (dative plural)
pufi (accusative singular)
pufis (accusative plural)
o puf! (singular vocative)
o pufs! (plural vocative)
pufu (predicative singular)
pufus (plural predicative)


stup

stups (nominative plural)
stup (nominative singular)
stups (nominative plural)
stupa (genitive singular)
stupas (genitive plural)
stupe (dative singular)
stupes (dative plural)
stupi (accusative singular)
stupis (accusative plural)
o stup! (singular vocative)
o stups! (plural vocative)
stupu (predicative singular)
stupus (plural predicative)


sör

sörs (nominative plural)
sör (nominative singular)
sörs (nominative plural)
söra (genitive singular)
söras (genitive plural)
söre (dative singular)
söres (dative plural)
söri (accusative singular)
söris (accusative plural)
o sör! (singular vocative)
o sörs! (plural vocative)
söru (predicative singular)
sörus (plural predicative)


spet

spets (nominative plural)
spet (nominative singular)
spets (nominative plural)
speta (genitive singular)
spetas (genitive plural)
spete (dative singular)
spetes (dative plural)
speti (accusative singular)
spetis (accusative plural)
o spet! (singular vocative)
o spets! (plural vocative)
spetu (predicative singular)
spetus (plural predicative)


bem

bems (nominative plural)
bem (nominative singular)
bems (nominative plural)
bema (genitive singular)
bemas (genitive plural)
beme (dative singular)
bemes (dative plural)
bemi (accusative singular)
bemis (accusative plural)
o bem! (singular vocative)
o bems! (plural vocative)
bemu (predicative singular)
bemus (plural predicative)

E kis-li? Logol cipi in log bloda olik, e bemi in log olik no küpol!

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

Why do you observe the splinter in your brother’s eye and never notice the great log in your own?


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)


kef

kefs (nominative plural)
kef (nominative singular)
kefs (nominative plural)
kefa (genitive singular)
kefas (genitive plural)
kefe (dative singular)
kefes (dative plural)
kefi (accusative singular)
kefis (accusative plural)
o kef! (singular vocative)
o kefs! (plural vocative)
kefu (predicative singular)
kefus (plural predicative)


böd

böds (nominative plural)
böd (nominative singular)
böds (nominative plural)
böda (genitive singular)
bödas (genitive plural)
böde (dative singular)
bödes (dative plural)
bödi (accusative singular)
bödis (accusative plural)
o böd! (singular vocative)
o böds! (plural vocative)
bödu (predicative singular)
bödus (plural predicative)

Logolsöd lü böds sila.


magad

magads (nominative plural)
magad (nominative singular)
magads (nominative plural)
magada (genitive singular)
magadas (genitive plural)
magade (dative singular)
magades (dative plural)
magadi (accusative singular)
magadis (accusative plural)
o magad! (singular vocative)
o magads! (plural vocative)
magadu (predicative singular)
magadus (plural predicative)


neod

neods (nominative plural)
neod (nominative singular)
neods (nominative plural)
neoda (genitive singular)
neodas (genitive plural)
neode (dative singular)
neodes (dative plural)
neodi (accusative singular)
neodis (accusative plural)
o neod! (singular vocative)
o neods! (plural vocative)
neodu (predicative singular)
neodus (plural predicative)


dil

dils (nominative plural)
dil (nominative singular)
dils (nominative plural)
dila (genitive singular)
dilas (genitive plural)
dile (dative singular)
diles (dative plural)
dili (accusative singular)
dilis (accusative plural)
o dil! (singular vocative)
o dils! (plural vocative)
dilu (predicative singular)
dilus (plural predicative)


slaf

slafs (nominative plural)
slaf (nominative singular)
slafs (nominative plural)
slafa (genitive singular)
slafas (genitive plural)
slafe (dative singular)
slafes (dative plural)
slafi (accusative singular)
slafis (accusative plural)
o slaf! (singular vocative)
o slafs! (plural vocative)
slafu (predicative singular)
slafus (plural predicative)


smitan

smitans (nominative plural)
smitan (nominative singular)
smitans (nominative plural)
smitana (genitive singular)
smitanas (genitive plural)
smitane (dative singular)
smitanes (dative plural)
smitani (accusative singular)
smitanis (accusative plural)
o smitan! (singular vocative)
o smitans! (plural vocative)
smitanu (predicative singular)
smitanus (plural predicative)


humar

humars (nominative plural)
humar (nominative singular)
humars (nominative plural)
humara (genitive singular)
humaras (genitive plural)
humare (dative singular)
humares (dative plural)
humari (accusative singular)
humaris (accusative plural)
o humar! (singular vocative)
o humars! (plural vocative)
humaru (predicative singular)
humarus (plural predicative)


smok

smoks (nominative plural)
smok (nominative singular)
smoks (nominative plural)
smoka (genitive singular)
smokas (genitive plural)
smoke (dative singular)
smokes (dative plural)
smoki (accusative singular)
smokis (accusative plural)
o smok! (singular vocative)
o smoks! (plural vocative)
smoku (predicative singular)
smokus (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)


lut

luts (uncountable)
lut (nominative singular)
luta (genitive singular)
lute (dative singular)
luti (accusative singular)
o lut! (singular vocative)
lutu (predicative singular)

Borrowed from German Luft (“air”). (The 'f' removed because it wouldn't quite conform to Volapük phonotactics, and would make the word appear too a posteriori.)


nak

naks (nominative plural)
nak (nominative singular)
naks (nominative plural)
naka (genitive singular)
nakas (genitive plural)
nake (dative singular)
nakes (dative plural)
naki (accusative singular)
nakis (accusative plural)
o nak! (singular vocative)
o naks! (plural vocative)
naku (predicative singular)
nakus (plural predicative)


rosin

rosins (nominative plural)
rosin (nominative singular)
rosins (nominative plural)
rosina (genitive singular)
rosinas (genitive plural)
rosine (dative singular)
rosines (dative plural)
rosini (accusative singular)
rosinis (accusative plural)
o rosin! (singular vocative)
o rosins! (plural vocative)
rosinu (predicative singular)
rosinus (plural predicative)


slafan

slafans (nominative plural)
slafan (nominative singular)
slafans (nominative plural)
slafana (genitive singular)
slafanas (genitive plural)
slafane (dative singular)
slafanes (dative plural)
slafani (accusative singular)
slafanis (accusative plural)
o slafan! (singular vocative)
o slafans! (plural vocative)
slafanu (predicative singular)
slafanus (plural predicative)


vuit

vuits (nominative plural)
vuit (nominative singular)
vuits (nominative plural)
vuita (genitive singular)
vuitas (genitive plural)
vuite (dative singular)
vuites (dative plural)
vuiti (accusative singular)
vuitis (accusative plural)
o vuit! (singular vocative)
o vuits! (plural vocative)
vuitu (predicative singular)
vuitus (plural predicative)