Воляпюкско-английский словарь на букву D
Volapuk - первый
из удавшихся лингвопроектов .
Он относится к типу смешанных модельных языков (микслангов (или микст-лэнгов), т.е. схематично-натуралистичных с приёмом лексики из разных языков.
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DA - through DABAILÖN - to farm out, to lease DABENO - blissfully DAIF - a banquet, a feast DAIL - a parliament DABIN - existence DABINANEF - everyone (in a certain place) DABINÖN - to exist (dabinos = there is (are) DABLÜNÖN - to extradite DABRIDÖP - a nursery (for flowers, plants) DABÜKAN - a publisher DABÜKÖM - a printer (computer, etc) DABÜKOT - an edition DABÜKÖN - to publish DACEIN - a transmutation DADEADÖN - to become extinct DADEIDÖN - to exterminate DADRÄNÄLAM - stress DADRÄNÄLIK - stressful DADRANÖN - to pierce DADUNÖN - (to) carry out DAEMED - a redoubt (military) DAEMOD - a dyke, a rampart DAET - a date (fruit) DAF - a badger DAFAINIK - shrivelled DAFAMÜL - a family line DAFOMÖN - to develop fully, to train DAFREDÜKÖL - delightful DAFRONIKÖN - to shrivel, to wither DAG - darkness DAGEBÖN (MONI) - to invest (money) DAGIK - dark DAGLOF - development, growth DAGLOFÖN - to develop, to grow DAIF - a banquet, a feast DAIFAN - a connoisseur DAIFIDAN (HI-/JI-) - a host, a hostess DAIFIDÄB (HI-/JI-) - a guest DAIFOTÜL - a morsel, a treat - DAIL - parliament DAIVÖN - to dive DAIVÜLÖN - to somersault DAJÄF - (general) activity, coming and going DAJEK - terror DAJOIKÜLÖN - to push, to shove - DAJONÄD - an exhibition, trade fair DAJONÄDÖN - to exhibit DAJONÖN (OKI) - to appear DAKIPÖN - to hold, to maintain, to retain DAKONSÄLAM - a consultation DAKONSÄLÖN - (to) counsel DAKONSÄLAN - a counsellor DAKOSÄD - traffic DAKOSÄDASIRK - a (traffic) roundabout DALABAN - an owner, a proprietor DALABOT - a property DALABÖN - to possess DALABÜKÖN - to maintain DALEBÜD - an (official) edict DALEFAT - a great-grandfather DALEMOT - a great-grandmother DALESKOP - a telescope DALESTÜM - awe, esteem DALESTÜMIK - highly esteemed DALIAD - a dahlia DALILAN - a listener DALILANEF - an audience DALILÖN - to listen to, to pay attention to DALOGAL - an inspector DALOGAM - an inspection DALON - (the) constitution DALONÖN - to constitute (= to adopt constitution) DALÖN (+ INFIN) - to be allowed to (=may) DALUIMÜKÖL - sodden DALUKÄM - a surgical camera DALUKÖTETAV - key-hole surgery DALUSKOP - a microscope DALUVAL - microcosm DAN - thank(s) DANOTÜKÖN - to make known DANÄDÖN - to acknowledge, to be indebted to DANÄDÜ - thanks to... DANÖF - gratitude - DANÖFIK - thankful DANÖN - to thank (danön demü/pro = to thank for) DANÜD - a dance DANÜDÜM - a dance (tune) DANÜDÖN - to dance DAOPTAN - an adoptive parent DAOPTÄB - an adopted child DAPEBÖN - pounding, thumping (of heart) DAREIGÖN - to dominate DAS - that (conjunction) DASAMAN - an exemplar, a model, a paragon DASÄKÖN - to interrogate DASENÄLIK - sensitive DASEVÖN - to realize, to recognize DASLEITÖN - to slash, to slit, to tear apart DASTUN - a sensation DASTUNANUN - a sensational report DASUEMÖN - to (mentally) realize DASUMÖN - to accept DAT - so that (conjunction) DATIKÖN - to devise, to think out DATIKOVIK - imaginable DATOMÖN - to torment DATONÖN - to ring out DATUVOT - an invention DATUVÖN - to invent DAUK - a carrot DAÜKÖN - to saturate DAÜLAN - an adult DAÜLÜP - adulthood DAUN - down (=fluffy feathers) DAUT - a daughter DAV - dew DAVÄL - an election DAVATOF - a dewdrop DAVED - emergence DAVEDÖN - to appear suddenly - DAVEDÖP - a birth-place DAVEDÜKÖN - to bring about, to cause, to effect DÄBEJÜTÖN - to shoot off DÄDIK - defective, impaired DÄDIKÖN - to break down, to fail DÄDILEDIKÖN - to crumble DÄDILEDÜKÖN - to crumble (bread, etc) DÄG - a dagger DÄGÖN - to stab DÄK - a deck (on board ship) DÄL - permission DÄLÄDÄB - a deputy DÄLÄDO - duly DÄLÄLIK - indulgent, lenient DÄLOD - (social) atmosphere DÄLÖN (+ INFIN) - to allow, to permit DÄLTAD - a delta DÄM - damage, a disadvantage DÄMIK - harmful DÄMÜ - to the detriment of DÄMÜKÖN - to damage DÄPÄB - an adept DÄPÖN - to initiate DÄROPÖN - to disrupt DÄRVID - a dervish DÄSÄRT - a desert DÄSINÖN - to draw, to sketch DÄSINOTABIOSKOP - a cartoon (= animated film) DÄSPERÖN - to despair DASTEIF - ambition DÄSTEPÖN - to spurn DÄSTURÖN - to disintegrate DÄT - a date (calendar) DÄTAGÖN - to trample down DE - of, from DEADAM - death DEADANAGALÄD - wake (after persons’s death) DEADANÖP - cemetery DEADAPÖNOD - (the) death penalty DEADIK - dead DEADIYUF - euthenasia DEADÖN - to die DEB - a debt DEBETÖN - to owe (money) DEBÖN - to owe DEF - a defect, a deficiency DEFAL - litter DEFÄDÖN - to be in need, to be in want DEFÄLOTANINÄDIAN - a dustbin DEFIK - deficient, imperfect DEFÖN - to be deficient, to be lacking, to fail DEG - ten DEGBAL - eleven DEGIV - delivery, surrender (of goods) DEGTEL - twelve DEGTELAT - a dozen DEGYEL - a decade DEIDACÖDETÖN - to sentence to death DEIDÖL - fatal DEIDÖN - to kill DEIFLODÖN - to freeze to death DEIJÜTÖN (EKI) - to execute (someone) by shooting DEIKAM - a digression DEIKÖN - to digress, to stray DEILÄGÖN (EKI) - to execute (someone) by hanging DEIMÖN - to reject DEKÄTAN - a dean DEKLAM - a declamation DEKLINÖN - to decline (nouns) DEKUL - December DEKÖN - to decorate DEL - a day DELABUK - a diary DELAGASED - a newspaper DELAPRIM - daybreak DELFIN - a dolphin DEM - regard DEMÄD - relevance DEMILÖN (DÖ) - to be petty (about) DEMOD - an indirect object (grammar) DEMOKRAT - democracy DEMÖN - to mind, to note, to regard, to take notice of DEMÜT - extortion DEN - a rapier DENSITIK - dense, thick DENSITÜKIAN - a condenser DENU - from then on, henceforth DEPÜTANEF - a delegation, a deputation DEPÜTÄB - a deputy, a member of parliament DERÖNÖN - to start (a race) DESEDAN - a sender DESIN - an intention, a plan, a purpose DESINO - deliberately, on purpose DESIR - a desire, yearning DESIRIK - anxious DESIRÖN - to desire, to yearn DETÄV - departure DETÄVÖN (DE) - to depart (from) DETIK - right-hand DEÜKÖN - to remove, to take off DEVEGAM - setting out (on journey) DEVID - foreign exchange DI - from, of (with names of cities, countries, regions) DIABÜL - an imp, a little devil DIAGUNIK - diagonal DIALIM - idealism DIAMET - diameter DIATEK (NULIK) - The New Testament DIÄT - a diet DIB - a depth DIBIK - deep DIBOT - a (specific) depth DICETASITOT - digestive system DICETÖN - to digest DIDO - certainly, indeed DIENTIFÄD - identification, an identity card - DIFIK - different - DIFÖN (DE) - to differ (from) DIGIDÖN - to appreciate, to esteem DIGIK - dear, esteemed, lovable DIGÄDIK - valuable, worthy DIGÄDÖN - to be worthy of, to be of value DIGIDÖN - to appreciate DIKOT - a diktat (of dictator) - DIKTORAN - a dictator DIL - a part, a portion DILAM - a division DILÄDÖN (VÜ) - to divide (among) DILÄM - a dilemma DILED - a piece DILEKÖN - to conduct (orchestra) DILET - an element DILIJAN - a carriage, a stage-coach DILO - partly DILOD - a share DILODÖN - to share DILOT - a deal, a part (of a whole) DILÖN - to divide, to part DIN - a matter, a thing DINAMIT - dynamite DINÄD - a circumstance, a condition DINDUN - a turkey DINIT - a dignity DINITALEOD - hierarchy (non-religious) DINOSAUR - a dinosaur DIOTIK - idiotic DIPAN - a diplomat DIS - under DISÄRT - desertion DISBOVEDIL - a saucer DISEIN - an aim, a plan DISEINÖN - to aim, to mean DISIN - a design, a plan DISINÖN - to design, to plan DISKUDIJEDAM - (the) discus throw (= Olympics) DISLIENÜKÖN - to underline, to underscore DISMELANAF - a submarine DISÖN - to diminish DISPENÄD - a signature DISPENÖN - to sign DISSILIK - open-air DISSTÜTOT - a base, a plinth DIST - an (essential) difference DISTÖN (DE) - to distinguish (from) DISTIDÖN - to distinguish, to make a distinction DISTIK - distinct DISTÖFIK - various DISTRENAVEG - the underground (railway) DISTUKÖN - to destroy; to devastate DIT - separation DITAVÖL - diaphragm DITIBÖN - to hand out DITÖN (DE) - to separate (from); to take leave (of) DISTRENAVEG - underground (railway) DITRET - distress, an emergency DITRETAJÄNIL - communication cord (on train) DITRETAJOLAM - an emergency landing (aviation) DITRETAKLOK - a warning bell (in distress) DIUM - a (spiritualist) medium DIUR - daytime DIURETIN - diuresis (medical) DIV - a treasure DIVODIK - devoted DIVODÖN (+ dative) - (to be) addicted (to) DIVÖP - a treasure house DO - although, though DOAT - a finger DOATABOMIL - phalanx DOATAHÄT - a thimble DOATANUEL - a fingernail DOATÖN - to touch DOBÄLIK - false DOBIK - false, wrong DOBÜKAM - a falsification DOBÜKÖN - to fasify, to spoil DOCOD - (the) Doge (=Venetian ruler) DOD - disapproval, misgiving DOFIK - dull DOG - a dog DOJEDÖN (OKI) - to prostrate (oneself) DOJOIKÖN - to overturn, to upset DOK - a doctorate DOKAN - a doctor DOKÜM - a document DOL - pain, suffering DOLIK - hurting, painful DOLÖN - to hurt DOM - a house DOMARAV - a (house) burglary DOMATRIP - rates (for house, etc) DOMAL - a master (of household) DOMINOV - dominoes (= game) DON - bottom (not top) DONADIL LÖPIK - upside down DONAJUL - a lower (primary) school DONAMAXÜL - (the) lower jaw DONAPLANEM - undergrowth DONATEAD - ground floor DONIO - downwards DONO - below, down DONÜ - below - DONÜKÖN - to lower DOSLEATÖN - to demolish DOT - a doubt - DOTIK - doubtful DOTIMIK - sceptical DOTÖN (DÖ/TEFÜ) - to doubt DÖB - guilt DÖBAT - a debate DÖBIK - guilty DÖBIKÖN - to be found guilty DÖBOT - fault (döbot duton lü ol = it's your fault !) DÖDEL - Thursday DÖFÄD - a shortcoming DÖFIK - defective (rif döfik = a flat tyre) DÖM - thumb DÖNU - again DÖNUAM - a repetition DÖNUAMAPLÄG - a rehearsal DÖNUAMO - repeatedly DÖNUBUMÖN - to rebuild DÖNULIFÜKÖN - to revive DÖNULOGÖ! - see you soon! so-long! DÖNUPENÖ! - write again soon! DÖNUOD - a refrain, a repetition DÖNUÖN - to repeat DRAK - a dragon DRAMATAN - an actor DRAMATAV - drama DRAMATÖN - to dramatise DRANÄDAN - an intruder DRANÄDIK - intrusive DRANÄL - a compulsion DRANÖFIK - urgent DRANÖN - to press, to rush (of blood, etc) DRAT - wire DRÄGUN - a dragoon (military) DRÄNÄL - an affliction DRÄNÖN - to press, push, shove DRÄTODÖN (OKI) - to train (= sports) DRÄTÖN - to train (= animals) DRED - fear DREDÖN - to fear DREDABIK - awful, fearful DREDÄLIK - apprehensive, anxious DREDÄLÜKÖN - to alarm, to demoralise DREDILIK - uncanny DREDIK - afraid DREDÖF - cowardice DREDÖN (DEMÜ) - to be afraid (of) DREFÄB - a (human) subject, a victim DREFIK - relevant DREFÖN - to affect, to strike DREMÄL - anxiety DREMET - a vibration DREMÖN (DUB/SEKÜ) - to tremble (with) DREN - a tear DRENAMEAT - tear duct DRENÖN - to cry, to weep DRENÜKÖN - to distress, to upset (= to make cry) DRIM - a dream DRIMÖN - to dream DRIN - a drink DRINAMON - a gratuity, a tip DRINED - a beverage DRINOD - a drink DRINÖN - to drink DROG - a drug DROLIK - comical DRUMÖN - to drone, to hum, to roar DU - while DUBÄ - because (conjunction) DUBO - thereby DUGÄDÖN - to accompany (to go with) DUGÄL - education DUGÄLÖN - to bring up, to educate, to raise DUGED - a (musical) accompaniment DUGIAN - a 'mains' connection (for gas, water, etc) DUGOLÖP - a corridor DUGÖN - to direct, to manage, to lead DUINAFÄGIK - efficient, competent DUINAVOTEM - a repertoire DUINOD - an achievement DUINOT - an attainment, a deed DUINÖN - (to) achieve DUJETAPARAT - a shower fitting DUK - a dock DUKÖP - a dockyard DUL - a duration DULIK - chronic, lasting DULOGAMOVIK - transparent DULÖFIK - durable, settled (of weather) DULÖN (DÜ) - to last (for) DUMIK - dull (=of tone) DUN - an action DUNALEFOM - active voice (grammar) DUNAMOD - a policy DUNETATAB - a (shop) counter DUNETÄB - a client, a customer DUNETÖN - to serve (someone) DUNIKOD - a fanatical act DUNODÖN - to act (as); to function DUNOT - a deed DUNÖF - activity DUNÖN - to do DUODEN - duodenum DUSTODAN - an industrialist DUTÖN (LÜ) - to belong (to) DÜ - during DÜD - a paper bag DÜF - hardness DÜFÄLIKO - hard-heartedly DÜFIK - hard DÜFIKAM - hardening DÜKÄN - a duchy DÜNÄDÖN - to do military service DÜNAN - a servant DÜNASPADÄD - a service area DÜNET - an errand DÜNOT - a service DÜNOTAN - a (shop) assistant DÜNÖN - to serve DÜP - an hour, o'clock * a düp = per hour DÜPAFOLDIL - a quarter of an hour DÜPATELDIL - half an hour DÜTÖN - to appropriate
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