taul

tauls (nominative plural)
taul (nominative singular)
tauls (nominative plural)
taula (genitive singular)
taulas (genitive plural)
taule (dative singular)
taules (dative plural)
tauli (accusative singular)
taulis (accusative plural)
o taul! (singular vocative)
o tauls! (plural vocative)
taulu (predicative singular)
taulus (plural predicative)


-ik

Used to form adjectives and determiners.


skil

skils (nominative plural)
skil (nominative singular)
skils (nominative plural)
skila (genitive singular)
skilas (genitive plural)
skile (dative singular)
skiles (dative plural)
skili (accusative singular)
skilis (accusative plural)
o skil! (singular vocative)
o skils! (plural vocative)
skilu (predicative singular)
skilus (plural predicative)


lul

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.


yok

yoks (nominative plural)
yok (nominative singular)
yoks (nominative plural)
yoka (genitive singular)
yokas (genitive plural)
yoke (dative singular)
yokes (dative plural)
yoki (accusative singular)
yokis (accusative plural)
o yok! (singular vocative)
o yoks! (plural vocative)
yoku (predicative singular)
yokus (plural predicative)


skrot

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


katil

katils (nominative plural)
katil (nominative singular)
katils (nominative plural)
katila (genitive singular)
katilas (genitive plural)
katile (dative singular)
katiles (dative plural)
katili (accusative singular)
katilis (accusative plural)
o katil! (singular vocative)
o katils! (plural vocative)
katilu (predicative singular)
katilus (plural predicative)

From kat (“cat”) + -il (“diminutive morpheme”).


gadan

gadans (nominative plural)
gadan (nominative singular)
gadans (nominative plural)
gadana (genitive singular)
gadanas (genitive plural)
gadane (dative singular)
gadanes (dative plural)
gadani (accusative singular)
gadanis (accusative plural)
o gadan! (singular vocative)
o gadans! (plural vocative)
gadanu (predicative singular)
gadanus (plural predicative)


vidik

vidik (positive)
vidikum (comparative)
vidikün (superlative)
vidik (nominative positive singular)
vidiks (nominative plural positive)
vidikum (comparative nominative singular)
vidikums (comparative nominative plural)
vidikün (nominative singular superlative)
vidiküns (nominative plural superlative)
vidika (genitive positive singular)
vidikas (genitive plural positive)
vidikuma (comparative genitive singular)
vidikumas (comparative genitive plural)
vidiküna (genitive singular superlative)
vidikünas (genitive plural superlative)
vidike (dative positive singular)
vidikes (dative plural positive)
vidikume (comparative dative singular)
vidikumes (comparative dative plural)
vidiküne (dative singular superlative)
vidikünes (dative plural superlative)
vidiki (accusative positive singular)
vidikis (accusative plural positive)
vidikumi (accusative comparative singular)
vidikumis (accusative comparative plural)
vidiküni (accusative singular superlative)
vidikünis (accusative plural superlative)
vidiku (positive predicative singular)
vidikus (plural positive predicative)
vidikumu (comparative predicative singular)
vidikumus (comparative plural predicative)
vidikünu (predicative singular superlative)
vidikünus (plural predicative superlative)
o vidik! (positive singular vocative)
o vidiks! (plural positive vocative)
o vidikum! (comparative singular vocative)
o vidikums! (comparative plural vocative)
o vidikün! (singular superlative vocative)
o vidiküns! (plural superlative vocative)

Borrowed from English wide, pronounced as if it were German, removing the 'e' and appending the adjectival suffix -ik.


redak

redaks (nominative plural)
redak (nominative singular)
redaks (nominative plural)
redaka (genitive singular)
redakas (genitive plural)
redake (dative singular)
redakes (dative plural)
redaki (accusative singular)
redakis (accusative plural)
o redak! (singular vocative)
o redaks! (plural vocative)
redaku (predicative singular)
redakus (plural predicative)

editorial staff; the editors of a publication


zirkonin

zirkonins (uncountable)
zirkonin (nominative singular)
zirkonina (genitive singular)
zirkonine (dative singular)
zirkonini (accusative singular)
o zirkonin! (singular vocative)
zirkoninu (predicative singular)


spär

spärs (nominative plural)
spär (nominative singular)
spärs (nominative plural)
spära (genitive singular)
späras (genitive plural)
späre (dative singular)
späres (dative plural)
späri (accusative singular)
späris (accusative plural)
o spär! (singular vocative)
o spärs! (plural vocative)
späru (predicative singular)
spärus (plural predicative)


blöt

blöts (nominative plural)
blöt (nominative singular)
blöts (nominative plural)
blöta (genitive singular)
blötas (genitive plural)
blöte (dative singular)
blötes (dative plural)
blöti (accusative singular)
blötis (accusative plural)
o blöt! (singular vocative)
o blöts! (plural vocative)
blötu (predicative singular)
blötus (plural predicative)


nud

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


ragiv

ragivs (nominative plural)
ragiv (nominative singular)
ragivs (nominative plural)
ragiva (genitive singular)
ragivas (genitive plural)
ragive (dative singular)
ragives (dative plural)
ragivi (accusative singular)
ragivis (accusative plural)
o ragiv! (singular vocative)
o ragivs! (plural vocative)
ragivu (predicative singular)
ragivus (plural predicative)


neonin

neonins (uncountable)
neonin (nominative singular)
neonina (genitive singular)
neonine (dative singular)
neonini (accusative singular)
o neonin! (singular vocative)
neoninu (predicative singular)


niobin

niobins (uncountable)
niobin (nominative singular)
niobina (genitive singular)
niobine (dative singular)
niobini (accusative singular)
o niobin! (singular vocative)
niobinu (predicative singular)


paf

pafs (nominative plural)
paf (nominative singular)
pafs (nominative plural)
pafa (genitive singular)
pafas (genitive plural)
pafe (dative singular)
pafes (dative plural)
pafi (accusative singular)
pafis (accusative plural)
o paf! (singular vocative)
o pafs! (plural vocative)
pafu (predicative singular)
pafus (plural predicative)


pirat

pirats (nominative plural)
pirat (nominative singular)
pirats (nominative plural)
pirata (genitive singular)
piratas (genitive plural)
pirate (dative singular)
pirates (dative plural)
pirati (accusative singular)
piratis (accusative plural)
o pirat! (singular vocative)
o pirats! (plural vocative)
piratu (predicative singular)
piratus (plural predicative)

(nautical) robbery at sea, including both piracy and privateering


linum

linums (nominative plural)
linum (nominative singular)
linums (nominative plural)
linuma (genitive singular)
linumas (genitive plural)
linume (dative singular)
linumes (dative plural)
linumi (accusative singular)
linumis (accusative plural)
o linum! (singular vocative)
o linums! (plural vocative)
linumu (predicative singular)
linumus (plural predicative)


sug

sugs (nominative plural)
sug (nominative singular)
sugs (nominative plural)
suga (genitive singular)
sugas (genitive plural)
suge (dative singular)
suges (dative plural)
sugi (accusative singular)
sugis (accusative plural)
o sug! (singular vocative)
o sugs! (plural vocative)
sugu (predicative singular)
sugus (plural predicative)


lio

Lio stom binon-li?

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

What is the weather like? [lit. How is the weather?]


rab

rabs (nominative plural)
rab (nominative singular)
rabs (nominative plural)
raba (genitive singular)
rabas (genitive plural)
rabe (dative singular)
rabes (dative plural)
rabi (accusative singular)
rabis (accusative plural)
o rab! (singular vocative)
o rabs! (plural vocative)
rabu (predicative singular)
rabus (plural predicative)

raven (genus Corvus, crow family Corvidae)


tän

then (as a consequence) (indicating an apodosis)


krik

kriks (nominative plural)
krik (nominative singular)
kriks (nominative plural)
krika (genitive singular)
krikas (genitive plural)
krike (dative singular)
krikes (dative plural)
kriki (accusative singular)
krikis (accusative plural)
o krik! (singular vocative)
o kriks! (plural vocative)
kriku (predicative singular)
krikus (plural predicative)


fasan

fasans (nominative plural)
fasan (nominative singular)
fasans (nominative plural)
fasana (genitive singular)
fasanas (genitive plural)
fasane (dative singular)
fasanes (dative plural)
fasani (accusative singular)
fasanis (accusative plural)
o fasan! (singular vocative)
o fasans! (plural vocative)
fasanu (predicative singular)
fasanus (plural predicative)


tabak

tabaks (nominative plural)
tabak (nominative singular)
tabaks (nominative plural)
tabaka (genitive singular)
tabakas (genitive plural)
tabake (dative singular)
tabakes (dative plural)
tabaki (accusative singular)
tabakis (accusative plural)
o tabak! (singular vocative)
o tabaks! (plural vocative)
tabaku (predicative singular)
tabakus (plural predicative)


volkan

volkans (nominative plural)
volkan (nominative singular)
volkans (nominative plural)
volkana (genitive singular)
volkanas (genitive plural)
volkane (dative singular)
volkanes (dative plural)
volkani (accusative singular)
volkanis (accusative plural)
o volkan! (singular vocative)
o volkans! (plural vocative)
volkanu (predicative singular)
volkanus (plural predicative)


fod

fods (nominative plural)
fod (nominative singular)
fods (nominative plural)
foda (genitive singular)
fodas (genitive plural)
fode (dative singular)
fodes (dative plural)
fodi (accusative singular)
fodis (accusative plural)
o fod! (singular vocative)
o fods! (plural vocative)
fodu (predicative singular)
fodus (plural predicative)


lutar

lutars (nominative plural)
lutar (nominative singular)
lutars (nominative plural)
lutara (genitive singular)
lutaras (genitive plural)
lutare (dative singular)
lutares (dative plural)
lutari (accusative singular)
lutaris (accusative plural)
o lutar! (singular vocative)
o lutars! (plural vocative)
lutaru (predicative singular)
lutarus (plural predicative)


bläg

blägs (nominative plural)
bläg (nominative singular)
blägs (nominative plural)
bläga (genitive singular)
blägas (genitive plural)
bläge (dative singular)
bläges (dative plural)
blägi (accusative singular)
blägis (accusative plural)
o bläg! (singular vocative)
o blägs! (plural vocative)
blägu (predicative singular)
blägus (plural predicative)

(the colour) black, black colour, blackness


stul

stuls (nominative plural)
stul (nominative singular)
stuls (nominative plural)
stula (genitive singular)
stulas (genitive plural)
stule (dative singular)
stules (dative plural)
stuli (accusative singular)
stulis (accusative plural)
o stul! (singular vocative)
o stuls! (plural vocative)
stulu (predicative singular)
stulus (plural predicative)


niver

nivers (nominative plural)
niver (nominative singular)
nivers (nominative plural)
nivera (genitive singular)
niveras (genitive plural)
nivere (dative singular)
niveres (dative plural)
niveri (accusative singular)
niveris (accusative plural)
o niver! (singular vocative)
o nivers! (plural vocative)
niveru (predicative singular)
niverus (plural predicative)

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

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


klad

klads (nominative plural)
klad (nominative singular)
klads (nominative plural)
klada (genitive singular)
kladas (genitive plural)
klade (dative singular)
klades (dative plural)
kladi (accusative singular)
kladis (accusative plural)
o klad! (singular vocative)
o klads! (plural vocative)
kladu (predicative singular)
kladus (plural predicative)


golob

first-person singular present active indicative of golön


tomat

tomats (nominative plural)
tomat (nominative singular)
tomats (nominative plural)
tomata (genitive singular)
tomatas (genitive plural)
tomate (dative singular)
tomates (dative plural)
tomati (accusative singular)
tomatis (accusative plural)
o tomat! (singular vocative)
o tomats! (plural vocative)
tomatu (predicative singular)
tomatus (plural predicative)


radin

radins (uncountable)
radin (nominative singular)
radina (genitive singular)
radine (dative singular)
radini (accusative singular)
o radin! (singular vocative)
radinu (predicative singular)


frut

fruts (nominative plural)
frut (nominative singular)
fruts (nominative plural)
fruta (genitive singular)
frutas (genitive plural)
frute (dative singular)
frutes (dative plural)
fruti (accusative singular)
frutis (accusative plural)
o frut! (singular vocative)
o fruts! (plural vocative)
frutu (predicative singular)
frutus (plural predicative)


fided

fideds (nominative plural)
fided (nominative singular)
fideds (nominative plural)
fideda (genitive singular)
fidedas (genitive plural)
fidede (dative singular)
fidedes (dative plural)
fidedi (accusative singular)
fidedis (accusative plural)
o fided! (singular vocative)
o fideds! (plural vocative)
fidedu (predicative singular)
fidedus (plural predicative)


häret

härets (nominative plural)
häret (nominative singular)
härets (nominative plural)
häreta (genitive singular)
häretas (genitive plural)
härete (dative singular)
häretes (dative plural)
häreti (accusative singular)
häretis (accusative plural)
o häret! (singular vocative)
o härets! (plural vocative)
häretu (predicative singular)
häretus (plural predicative)


rel

rels (nominative plural)
rel (nominative singular)
rels (nominative plural)
rela (genitive singular)
relas (genitive plural)
rele (dative singular)
reles (dative plural)
reli (accusative singular)
relis (accusative plural)
o rel! (singular vocative)
o rels! (plural vocative)
relu (predicative singular)
relus (plural predicative)


salid

salids (nominative plural)
salid (nominative singular)
salids (nominative plural)
salida (genitive singular)
salidas (genitive plural)
salide (dative singular)
salides (dative plural)
salidi (accusative singular)
salidis (accusative plural)
o salid! (singular vocative)
o salids! (plural vocative)
salidu (predicative singular)
salidus (plural predicative)


heran

herans (nominative plural)
heran (nominative singular)
herans (nominative plural)
herana (genitive singular)
heranas (genitive plural)
herane (dative singular)
heranes (dative plural)
herani (accusative singular)
heranis (accusative plural)
o heran! (singular vocative)
o herans! (plural vocative)
heranu (predicative singular)
heranus (plural predicative)


lautan

lautans (nominative plural)
lautan (nominative singular)
lautans (nominative plural)
lautana (genitive singular)
lautanas (genitive plural)
lautane (dative singular)
lautanes (dative plural)
lautani (accusative singular)
lautanis (accusative plural)
o lautan! (singular vocative)
o lautans! (plural vocative)
lautanu (predicative singular)
lautanus (plural predicative)


seidan

seidans (nominative plural)
seidan (nominative singular)
seidans (nominative plural)
seidana (genitive singular)
seidanas (genitive plural)
seidane (dative singular)
seidanes (dative plural)
seidani (accusative singular)
seidanis (accusative plural)
o seidan! (singular vocative)
o seidans! (plural vocative)
seidanu (predicative singular)
seidanus (plural predicative)


taan

taans (nominative plural)
taan (nominative singular)
taans (nominative plural)
taana (genitive singular)
taanas (genitive plural)
taane (dative singular)
taanes (dative plural)
taani (accusative singular)
taanis (accusative plural)
o taan! (singular vocative)
o taans! (plural vocative)
taanu (predicative singular)
taanus (plural predicative)


hindut

hinduts (nominative plural)
hindut (nominative singular)
hinduts (nominative plural)
hinduta (genitive singular)
hindutas (genitive plural)
hindute (dative singular)
hindutes (dative plural)
hinduti (accusative singular)
hindutis (accusative plural)
o hindut! (singular vocative)
o hinduts! (plural vocative)
hindutu (predicative singular)
hindutus (plural predicative)


cils

Cils äbinons-li i pö zäl et? Si! elogob us tumis.

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

Were there children at that party as well? Yes, I've seen hundreds of them there.

Beatiks püdikodans binons, ibä ponemons cils Goda.

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

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

nominative plural of cil (= (male or female) child)


komad

komads (nominative plural)
komad (nominative singular)
komads (nominative plural)
komada (genitive singular)
komadas (genitive plural)
komade (dative singular)
komades (dative plural)
komadi (accusative singular)
komadis (accusative plural)
o komad! (singular vocative)
o komads! (plural vocative)
komadu (predicative singular)
komadus (plural predicative)


kapit

kapits (nominative plural)
kapit (nominative singular)
kapits (nominative plural)
kapita (genitive singular)
kapitas (genitive plural)
kapite (dative singular)
kapites (dative plural)
kapiti (accusative singular)
kapitis (accusative plural)
o kapit! (singular vocative)
o kapits! (plural vocative)
kapitu (predicative singular)
kapitus (plural predicative)


katar

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


olas

(possessive) (genitive plural of ol) your (plural)


-im

Ultimately from Ancient Greek -ισμός (-ismós).


fat

fats (nominative plural)
fat (nominative singular)
fats (nominative plural)
fata (genitive singular)
fatas (genitive plural)
fate (dative singular)
fates (dative plural)
fati (accusative singular)
fatis (accusative plural)
o fat! (singular vocative)
o fats! (plural vocative)
fatu (predicative singular)
fatus (plural predicative)

Fat olsik sevom utosi, kelosi neodols, büä plekols ome.

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

Your Father knows what you need before you ask him.

Fat obik ed olikan binoms flens.

1932, Arie de Jong, Leerboek der Wereldtaal, page 13:


rop

rops (nominative plural)
rop (nominative singular)
rops (nominative plural)
ropa (genitive singular)
ropas (genitive plural)
rope (dative singular)
ropes (dative plural)
ropi (accusative singular)
ropis (accusative plural)
o rop! (singular vocative)
o rops! (plural vocative)
ropu (predicative singular)
ropus (plural predicative)


fluorin

fluorins (uncountable)
fluorin (nominative singular)
fluorina (genitive singular)
fluorine (dative singular)
fluorini (accusative singular)
o fluorin! (singular vocative)
fluorinu (predicative singular)


fabrik

fabriks (nominative plural)
fabrik (nominative singular)
fabriks (nominative plural)
fabrika (genitive singular)
fabrikas (genitive plural)
fabrike (dative singular)
fabrikes (dative plural)
fabriki (accusative singular)
fabrikis (accusative plural)
o fabrik! (singular vocative)
o fabriks! (plural vocative)
fabriku (predicative singular)
fabrikus (plural predicative)


bromin

bromins (uncountable)
bromin (nominative singular)
bromina (genitive singular)
bromine (dative singular)
bromini (accusative singular)
o bromin! (singular vocative)
brominu (predicative singular)


bronsöt

bronsöts (nominative plural)
bronsöt (nominative singular)
bronsöts (nominative plural)
bronsöta (genitive singular)
bronsötas (genitive plural)
bronsöte (dative singular)
bronsötes (dative plural)
bronsöti (accusative singular)
bronsötis (accusative plural)
o bronsöt! (singular vocative)
o bronsöts! (plural vocative)
bronsötu (predicative singular)
bronsötus (plural predicative)


Merop

Merop (nominative singular)
Meropa (genitive singular)
Merope (dative singular)
Meropi (accusative singular)
o Merop! (singular vocative)
Meropu (predicative singular)

(The continent of) America, the Americas, the New World.


larin

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


Siyop

Siyop (nominative singular)
Siyopa (genitive singular)
Siyope (dative singular)
Siyopi (accusative singular)
o Siyop! (singular vocative)
Siyopu (predicative singular)

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:

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.


Norgän

Norgän (nominative singular)
Norgäna (genitive singular)
Norgäne (dative singular)
Norgäni (accusative singular)
o Norgän! (singular vocative)
Norgänu (predicative singular)


Frikop

Frikop (nominative singular)
Frikopa (genitive singular)
Frikope (dative singular)
Frikopi (accusative singular)
o Frikop! (singular vocative)
Frikopu (predicative singular)


Svedän

Svedän (nominative singular)
Svedäna (genitive singular)
Svedäne (dative singular)
Svedäni (accusative singular)
o Svedän! (singular vocative)
Svedänu (predicative singular)


Kambocän

Kambocän (nominative singular)
Kambocäna (genitive singular)
Kambocäne (dative singular)
Kambocäni (accusative singular)
o Kambocän! (singular vocative)
Kambocänu (predicative singular)


Spanyän

Spanyän (nominative singular)
Spanyäna (genitive singular)
Spanyäne (dative singular)
Spanyäni (accusative singular)
o Spanyän! (singular vocative)
Spanyänu (predicative singular)

Spain (a country in Southern Europe, including most of the Iberian peninsula)


Ligtänstän

Ligtänstän (nominative singular)
Ligtänstäna (genitive singular)
Ligtänstäne (dative singular)
Ligtänstäni (accusative singular)
o Ligtänstän! (singular vocative)
Ligtänstänu (predicative singular)

Liechtenstein (a microstate in Central Europe)


Malteän

Malteän (nominative singular)
Malteäna (genitive singular)
Malteäne (dative singular)
Malteäni (accusative singular)
o Malteän! (singular vocative)
Malteänu (predicative singular)

Malta (an island country in Southern Europe)

Malta (The largest island in the Maltese Archipelago)


Danän

Danän (nominative singular)
Danäna (genitive singular)
Danäne (dative singular)
Danäni (accusative singular)
o Danän! (singular vocative)
Danänu (predicative singular)

Denmark (a Scandinavian country in Northern Europe)


Luxämburgän

Luxämburgän (nominative singular)
Luxämburgäna (genitive singular)
Luxämburgäne (dative singular)
Luxämburgäni (accusative singular)
o Luxämburgän! (singular vocative)
Luxämburgänu (predicative singular)

Luxembourg (a small country in Western Europe)


Cilän

Cilän (nominative singular)
Ciläna (genitive singular)
Ciläne (dative singular)
Ciläni (accusative singular)
o Cilän! (singular vocative)
Cilänu (predicative singular)


Yurop

Yurop (nominative singular)
Yuropa (genitive singular)
Yurope (dative singular)
Yuropi (accusative singular)
o Yurop! (singular vocative)
Yuropu (predicative singular)


klop

klops (nominative plural)
klop (nominative singular)
klops (nominative plural)
klopa (genitive singular)
klopas (genitive plural)
klope (dative singular)
klopes (dative plural)
klopi (accusative singular)
klopis (accusative plural)
o klop! (singular vocative)
o klops! (plural vocative)
klopu (predicative singular)
klopus (plural predicative)


Skotän

Skotän (nominative singular)
Skotäna (genitive singular)
Skotäne (dative singular)
Skotäni (accusative singular)
o Skotän! (singular vocative)
Skotänu (predicative singular)


Macarän

Macarän (nominative singular)
Macaräna (genitive singular)
Macaräne (dative singular)
Macaräni (accusative singular)
o Macarän! (singular vocative)
Macaränu (predicative singular)


Linglän

Linglän (nominative singular)
Lingläna (genitive singular)
Lingläne (dative singular)
Lingläni (accusative singular)
o Linglän! (singular vocative)
Linglänu (predicative singular)

In Asia, a state of war has already 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.


Latviyän

Latviyän (nominative singular)
Latviyäna (genitive singular)
Latviyäne (dative singular)
Latviyäni (accusative singular)
o Latviyän! (singular vocative)
Latviyänu (predicative singular)


Peruvän

Peruvän (nominative singular)
Peruväna (genitive singular)
Peruväne (dative singular)
Peruväni (accusative singular)
o Peruvän! (singular vocative)
Peruvänu (predicative singular)


Portugän

Portugän (nominative singular)
Portugäna (genitive singular)
Portugäne (dative singular)
Portugäni (accusative singular)
o Portugän! (singular vocative)
Portugänu (predicative singular)

From Portug + -än (“land, country”) (-än < län).


Linglänapük

Linglänapük (nominative singular)
Linglänapüka (genitive singular)
Linglänapüke (dative singular)
Linglänapüki (accusative singular)
o Linglänapük! (singular vocative)
Linglänapüku (predicative singular)

Compound of Lingläna (“of England”), genitive singular of Linglän (“England”) + pük (“language”) (morpheme structure: Linglän (“England”) (bound morpheme Lingl (“England”) + -än (“land / country”)) + -a (“genitive morpheme”) + pük (“language”) = Linglänapük (England's language))

Nelijapük

classic or original Volapük / Volapük rigik


Rusän

Rusän (nominative singular)
Rusäna (genitive singular)
Rusäne (dative singular)
Rusäni (accusative singular)
o Rusän! (singular vocative)
Rusänu (predicative singular)

Russia (A transcontinental country in Eastern Europe and North Asia)


Yapän

Yapän (nominative singular)
Yapäna (genitive singular)
Yapäne (dative singular)
Yapäni (accusative singular)
o Yapän! (singular vocative)
Yapänu (predicative singular)

Borrowed from German Japan, from Dutch Japan, from Malay Jepang, from Hokkien 日本 (Ji̍t-pún).


Brasilän

Brasilän (nominative singular)
Brasiläna (genitive singular)
Brasiläne (dative singular)
Brasiläni (accusative singular)
o Brasilän! (singular vocative)
Brasilänu (predicative singular)

Brazil (A large Portuguese-speaking country in South America)


lafab

lafabs (nominative plural)
lafab (nominative singular)
lafabs (nominative plural)
lafaba (genitive singular)
lafabas (genitive plural)
lafabe (dative singular)
lafabes (dative plural)
lafabi (accusative singular)
lafabis (accusative plural)
o lafab! (singular vocative)
o lafabs! (plural vocative)
lafabu (predicative singular)
lafabus (plural predicative)


värb

värbs (nominative plural)
värb (nominative singular)
värbs (nominative plural)
värba (genitive singular)
värbas (genitive plural)
värbe (dative singular)
värbes (dative plural)
värbi (accusative singular)
värbis (accusative plural)
o värb! (singular vocative)
o värbs! (plural vocative)
värbu (predicative singular)
värbus (plural predicative)

Ultimately borrowed from Latin verbum, probably by way of English verb, French verbe and/or German Verbum, Verb, and then Volapükized in its spelling to värb .


taum

taums (nominative plural)
taum (nominative singular)
taums (nominative plural)
tauma (genitive singular)
taumas (genitive plural)
taume (dative singular)
taumes (dative plural)
taumi (accusative singular)
taumis (accusative plural)
o taum! (singular vocative)
o taums! (plural vocative)
taumu (predicative singular)
taumus (plural predicative)


Grikän

Grikän (nominative singular)
Grikäna (genitive singular)
Grikäne (dative singular)
Grikäni (accusative singular)
o Grikän! (singular vocative)
Grikänu (predicative singular)

Southeast Europe
Southeast Europe#English


pötet

pötets (nominative plural)
pötet (nominative singular)
pötets (nominative plural)
pöteta (genitive singular)
pötetas (genitive plural)
pötete (dative singular)
pötetes (dative plural)
pöteti (accusative singular)
pötetis (accusative plural)
o pötet! (singular vocative)
o pötets! (plural vocative)
pötetu (predicative singular)
pötetus (plural predicative)


Gvatemän

Gvatemän (nominative singular)
Gvatemäna (genitive singular)
Gvatemäne (dative singular)
Gvatemäni (accusative singular)
o Gvatemän! (singular vocative)
Gvatemänu (predicative singular)

Guatemala (a country in Central America)


-ös

An optative mood suffix for verbs; used for courteous requests.


jol

jols (nominative plural)
jol (nominative singular)
jols (nominative plural)
jola (genitive singular)
jolas (genitive plural)
jole (dative singular)
joles (dative plural)
joli (accusative singular)
jolis (accusative plural)
o jol! (singular vocative)
o jols! (plural vocative)
jolu (predicative singular)
jolus (plural predicative)


-em

An inanimate collective morpheme for a group of things


cin

cins (nominative plural)
cin (nominative singular)
cins (nominative plural)
cina (genitive singular)
cinas (genitive plural)
cine (dative singular)
cines (dative plural)
cini (accusative singular)
cinis (accusative plural)
o cin! (singular vocative)
o cins! (plural vocative)
cinu (predicative singular)
cinus (plural predicative)


fok

foks (nominative plural)
fok (nominative singular)
foks (nominative plural)
foka (genitive singular)
fokas (genitive plural)
foke (dative singular)
fokes (dative plural)
foki (accusative singular)
fokis (accusative plural)
o fok! (singular vocative)
o foks! (plural vocative)
foku (predicative singular)
fokus (plural predicative)


poldan

poldans (nominative plural)
poldan (nominative singular)
poldans (nominative plural)
poldana (genitive singular)
poldanas (genitive plural)
poldane (dative singular)
poldanes (dative plural)
poldani (accusative singular)
poldanis (accusative plural)
o poldan! (singular vocative)
o poldans! (plural vocative)
poldanu (predicative singular)
poldanus (plural predicative)


rodan

rodans (nominative plural)
rodan (nominative singular)
rodans (nominative plural)
rodana (genitive singular)
rodanas (genitive plural)
rodane (dative singular)
rodanes (dative plural)
rodani (accusative singular)
rodanis (accusative plural)
o rodan! (singular vocative)
o rodans! (plural vocative)
rodanu (predicative singular)
rodanus (plural predicative)

a member of a religious order, friar, monk, nun, brother, sister


-od

Used to indicate a softer or less serious example


turtur

turturs (nominative plural)
turtur (nominative singular)
turturs (nominative plural)
turtura (genitive singular)
turturas (genitive plural)
turture (dative singular)
turtures (dative plural)
turturi (accusative singular)
turturis (accusative plural)
o turtur! (singular vocative)
o turturs! (plural vocative)
turturu (predicative singular)
turturus (plural predicative)

Borrowed from Latin turtur (“turtle² (turtledove)”), of imitative origin. (See André Cherpillod: Vortaro Volapük-Esperanto kaj Esperanto-Volapük — turtur (“cooing”) = kverado (“cooing”) from kveri (“to coo”) (p. 101) https://issuu.com/sennomulo/docs/vortaro_volapuk-esperanto_kaj_esper/101?ff)


-ül

offspring, young (of an animal), young organism (animal or plant) (e.g., torül = young bull, bullock; kunül = young cow, heifer; lupül = wolf cub)

Hypocoristic or used to denote affection for the noun. (e.g., Samül = Sammy)


konyak

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


gil

gils (nominative plural)
gil (nominative singular)
gils (nominative plural)
gila (genitive singular)
gilas (genitive plural)
gile (dative singular)
giles (dative plural)
gili (accusative singular)
gilis (accusative plural)
o gil! (singular vocative)
o gils! (plural vocative)
gilu (predicative singular)
gilus (plural predicative)


kvad

kvads (nominative plural)
kvad (nominative singular)
kvads (nominative plural)
kvada (genitive singular)
kvadas (genitive plural)
kvade (dative singular)
kvades (dative plural)
kvadi (accusative singular)
kvadis (accusative plural)
o kvad! (singular vocative)
o kvads! (plural vocative)
kvadu (predicative singular)
kvadus (plural predicative)


svip

svips (nominative plural)
svip (nominative singular)
svips (nominative plural)
svipa (genitive singular)
svipas (genitive plural)
svipe (dative singular)
svipes (dative plural)
svipi (accusative singular)
svipis (accusative plural)
o svip! (singular vocative)
o svips! (plural vocative)
svipu (predicative singular)
svipus (plural predicative)


tep

teps (nominative plural)
tep (nominative singular)
teps (nominative plural)
tepa (genitive singular)
tepas (genitive plural)
tepe (dative singular)
tepes (dative plural)
tepi (accusative singular)
tepis (accusative plural)
o tep! (singular vocative)
o teps! (plural vocative)
tepu (predicative singular)
tepus (plural predicative)


provin

provins (nominative plural)
provin (nominative singular)
provins (nominative plural)
provina (genitive singular)
provinas (genitive plural)
provine (dative singular)
provines (dative plural)
provini (accusative singular)
provinis (accusative plural)
o provin! (singular vocative)
o provins! (plural vocative)
provinu (predicative singular)
provinus (plural predicative)


yat

yats (nominative plural)
yat (nominative singular)
yats (nominative plural)
yata (genitive singular)
yatas (genitive plural)
yate (dative singular)
yates (dative plural)
yati (accusative singular)
yatis (accusative plural)
o yat! (singular vocative)
o yats! (plural vocative)
yatu (predicative singular)
yatus (plural predicative)


apostel

apostels (nominative plural)
apostel (nominative singular)
apostels (nominative plural)
apostela (genitive singular)
apostelas (genitive plural)
apostele (dative singular)
aposteles (dative plural)
aposteli (accusative singular)
apostelis (accusative plural)
o apostel! (singular vocative)
o apostels! (plural vocative)
apostelu (predicative singular)
apostelus (plural predicative)


giran

girans (nominative plural)
giran (nominative singular)
girans (nominative plural)
girana (genitive singular)
giranas (genitive plural)
girane (dative singular)
giranes (dative plural)
girani (accusative singular)
giranis (accusative plural)
o giran! (singular vocative)
o girans! (plural vocative)
giranu (predicative singular)
giranus (plural predicative)


Grusiyän

Grusiyän (nominative singular)
Grusiyäna (genitive singular)
Grusiyäne (dative singular)
Grusiyäni (accusative singular)
o Grusiyän! (singular vocative)
Grusiyänu (predicative singular)

Georgia (A transcontinental country in the Caucasus region of Europe and Asia, on the coast of the Black Sea, often considered to belong politically to Europe)


piad

piads (nominative plural)
piad (nominative singular)
piads (nominative plural)
piada (genitive singular)
piadas (genitive plural)
piade (dative singular)
piades (dative plural)
piadi (accusative singular)
piadis (accusative plural)
o piad! (singular vocative)
o piads! (plural vocative)
piadu (predicative singular)
piadus (plural predicative)


Danänan

Danänans (nominative plural)
Danänan (nominative singular)
Danänans (nominative plural)
Danänana (genitive singular)
Danänanas (genitive plural)
Danänane (dative singular)
Danänanes (dative plural)
Danänani (accusative singular)
Danänanis (accusative plural)
o Danänan! (singular vocative)
o Danänans! (plural vocative)
Danänanu (predicative singular)
Danänanus (plural predicative)

(male or female) Dane (person from Denmark or of Danish descent), Danish man, Danish woman


kangur

kangurs (nominative plural)
kangur (nominative singular)
kangurs (nominative plural)
kangura (genitive singular)
kanguras (genitive plural)
kangure (dative singular)
kangures (dative plural)
kanguri (accusative singular)
kanguris (accusative plural)
o kangur! (singular vocative)
o kangurs! (plural vocative)
kanguru (predicative singular)
kangurus (plural predicative)


Paragvän

Paragvän (nominative singular)
Paragväna (genitive singular)
Paragväne (dative singular)
Paragväni (accusative singular)
o Paragvän! (singular vocative)
Paragvänu (predicative singular)


vip

vips (nominative plural)
vip (nominative singular)
vips (nominative plural)
vipa (genitive singular)
vipas (genitive plural)
vipe (dative singular)
vipes (dative plural)
vipi (accusative singular)
vipis (accusative plural)
o vip! (singular vocative)
o vips! (plural vocative)
vipu (predicative singular)
vipus (plural predicative)


Yapänan

Yapänans (nominative plural)
Yapänan (nominative singular)
Yapänans (nominative plural)
Yapänana (genitive singular)
Yapänanas (genitive plural)
Yapänane (dative singular)
Yapänanes (dative plural)
Yapänani (accusative singular)
Yapänanis (accusative plural)
o Yapänan! (singular vocative)
o Yapänans! (plural vocative)
Yapänanu (predicative singular)
Yapänanus (plural predicative)

A Japanese [person] (a native or inhabitant of Japan; someone of Japanese ancestry or citizenship)


drogan

drogans (nominative plural)
drogan (nominative singular)
drogans (nominative plural)
drogana (genitive singular)
droganas (genitive plural)
drogane (dative singular)
droganes (dative plural)
drogani (accusative singular)
droganis (accusative plural)
o drogan! (singular vocative)
o drogans! (plural vocative)
droganu (predicative singular)
droganus (plural predicative)


priman

primans (nominative plural)
priman (nominative singular)
primans (nominative plural)
primana (genitive singular)
primanas (genitive plural)
primane (dative singular)
primanes (dative plural)
primani (accusative singular)
primanis (accusative plural)
o priman! (singular vocative)
o primans! (plural vocative)
primanu (predicative singular)
primanus (plural predicative)


legad

legads (nominative plural)
legad (nominative singular)
legads (nominative plural)
legada (genitive singular)
legadas (genitive plural)
legade (dative singular)
legades (dative plural)
legadi (accusative singular)
legadis (accusative plural)
o legad! (singular vocative)
o legads! (plural vocative)
legadu (predicative singular)
legadus (plural predicative)


feil

feil (nominative singular)
feila (genitive singular)
feile (dative singular)
feili (accusative singular)
o feil! (singular vocative)
feilu (predicative singular)


binos

Binos pas düp degtelid; labobs nog timi saidik.

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

Folna fol binos degmäl.

1932, Arie de Jong, Leerboek der Wereldtaal, page 23:

impersonal third-person singular present active indicative of binön ([it] is)


tif

tifs (nominative plural)
tif (nominative singular)
tifs (nominative plural)
tifa (genitive singular)
tifas (genitive plural)
tife (dative singular)
tifes (dative plural)
tifi (accusative singular)
tifis (accusative plural)
o tif! (singular vocative)
o tifs! (plural vocative)
tifu (predicative singular)
tifus (plural predicative)


stid

stids (nominative plural)
stid (nominative singular)
stids (nominative plural)
stida (genitive singular)
stidas (genitive plural)
stide (dative singular)
stides (dative plural)
stidi (accusative singular)
stidis (accusative plural)
o stid! (singular vocative)
o stids! (plural vocative)
stidu (predicative singular)
stidus (plural predicative)


vanadin

vanadins (uncountable)
vanadin (nominative singular)
vanadina (genitive singular)
vanadine (dative singular)
vanadini (accusative singular)
o vanadin! (singular vocative)
vanadinu (predicative singular)


lampad

lampads (nominative plural)
lampad (nominative singular)
lampads (nominative plural)
lampada (genitive singular)
lampadas (genitive plural)
lampade (dative singular)
lampades (dative plural)
lampadi (accusative singular)
lampadis (accusative plural)
o lampad! (singular vocative)
o lampads! (plural vocative)
lampadu (predicative singular)
lampadus (plural predicative)

I no filedoy lampadi, e pladoy oni disi grenimaf

No one lights a lamp to put it under a tub.

Log binon lampad koapa.


leopar

leopars (nominative plural)
leopar (nominative singular)
leopars (nominative plural)
leopara (genitive singular)
leoparas (genitive plural)
leopare (dative singular)
leopares (dative plural)
leopari (accusative singular)
leoparis (accusative plural)
o leopar! (singular vocative)
o leopars! (plural vocative)
leoparu (predicative singular)
leoparus (plural predicative)


kravat

kravats (nominative plural)
kravat (nominative singular)
kravats (nominative plural)
kravata (genitive singular)
kravatas (genitive plural)
kravate (dative singular)
kravates (dative plural)
kravati (accusative singular)
kravatis (accusative plural)
o kravat! (singular vocative)
o kravats! (plural vocative)
kravatu (predicative singular)
kravatus (plural predicative)


kaviar

kaviars (uncountable)
kaviar (nominative singular)
kaviara (genitive singular)
kaviare (dative singular)
kaviari (accusative singular)
o kaviar! (singular vocative)
kaviaru (predicative singular)


fön

föns (nominative plural)
fön (nominative singular)
föns (nominative plural)
föna (genitive singular)
fönas (genitive plural)
föne (dative singular)
fönes (dative plural)
föni (accusative singular)
fönis (accusative plural)
o fön! (singular vocative)
o föns! (plural vocative)
fönu (predicative singular)
fönus (plural predicative)


dät

däts (nominative plural)
dät (nominative singular)
däts (nominative plural)
däta (genitive singular)
dätas (genitive plural)
däte (dative singular)
dätes (dative plural)
däti (accusative singular)
dätis (accusative plural)
o dät! (singular vocative)
o däts! (plural vocative)
dätu (predicative singular)
dätus (plural predicative)


ged

geds (nominative plural)
ged (nominative singular)
geds (nominative plural)
geda (genitive singular)
gedas (genitive plural)
gede (dative singular)
gedes (dative plural)
gedi (accusative singular)
gedis (accusative plural)
o ged! (singular vocative)
o geds! (plural vocative)
gedu (predicative singular)
gedus (plural predicative)


salm

salms (nominative plural)
salm (nominative singular)
salms (nominative plural)
salma (genitive singular)
salmas (genitive plural)
salme (dative singular)
salmes (dative plural)
salmi (accusative singular)
salmis (accusative plural)
o salm! (singular vocative)
o salms! (plural vocative)
salmu (predicative singular)
salmus (plural predicative)


yanul

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

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


febul

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

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


maren

marens (nominative plural)
maren (nominative singular)
marens (nominative plural)
marena (genitive singular)
marenas (genitive plural)
marene (dative singular)
marenes (dative plural)
mareni (accusative singular)
marenis (accusative plural)
o maren! (singular vocative)
o marens! (plural vocative)
marenu (predicative singular)
marenus (plural predicative)


sket

skets (nominative plural)
sket (nominative singular)
skets (nominative plural)
sketa (genitive singular)
sketas (genitive plural)
skete (dative singular)
sketes (dative plural)
sketi (accusative singular)
sketis (accusative plural)
o sket! (singular vocative)
o skets! (plural vocative)
sketu (predicative singular)
sketus (plural predicative)


riget

rigets (nominative plural)
riget (nominative singular)
rigets (nominative plural)
rigeta (genitive singular)
rigetas (genitive plural)
rigete (dative singular)
rigetes (dative plural)
rigeti (accusative singular)
rigetis (accusative plural)
o riget! (singular vocative)
o rigets! (plural vocative)
rigetu (predicative singular)
rigetus (plural predicative)


cim

cims (nominative plural)
cim (nominative singular)
cims (nominative plural)
cima (genitive singular)
cimas (genitive plural)
cime (dative singular)
cimes (dative plural)
cimi (accusative singular)
cimis (accusative plural)
o cim! (singular vocative)
o cims! (plural vocative)
cimu (predicative singular)
cimus (plural predicative)


ladet

ladets (nominative plural)
ladet (nominative singular)
ladets (nominative plural)
ladeta (genitive singular)
ladetas (genitive plural)
ladete (dative singular)
ladetes (dative plural)
ladeti (accusative singular)
ladetis (accusative plural)
o ladet! (singular vocative)
o ladets! (plural vocative)
ladetu (predicative singular)
ladetus (plural predicative)

From l- + French adresse (“address”), and its descendants.

af

French <i class="Latn mention" lang="fr">adresse</i> (“address”)


bagt

bagts (nominative plural)
bagt (nominative singular)
bagts (nominative plural)
bagta (genitive singular)
bagtas (genitive plural)
bagte (dative singular)
bagtes (dative plural)
bagti (accusative singular)
bagtis (accusative plural)
o bagt! (singular vocative)
o bagts! (plural vocative)
bagtu (predicative singular)
bagtus (plural predicative)


län

läns (nominative plural)
län (nominative singular)
läns (nominative plural)
läna (genitive singular)
länas (genitive plural)
läne (dative singular)
länes (dative plural)
läni (accusative singular)
länis (accusative plural)
o län! (singular vocative)
o läns! (plural vocative)
länu (predicative singular)
länus (plural predicative)

Borrowed from English land and German Land.

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.


Lafganistän

Lafganistän (nominative singular)
Lafganistäna (genitive singular)
Lafganistäne (dative singular)
Lafganistäni (accusative singular)
o Lafganistän! (singular vocative)
Lafganistänu (predicative singular)

Afghanistan (A landlocked country between Central Asia and South Asia)


pök

pöks (nominative plural)
pök (nominative singular)
pöks (nominative plural)
pöka (genitive singular)
pökas (genitive plural)
pöke (dative singular)
pökes (dative plural)
pöki (accusative singular)
pökis (accusative plural)
o pök! (singular vocative)
o pöks! (plural vocative)
pöku (predicative singular)
pökus (plural predicative)