Volapuko
/volaˈpuko/
name
Volapük (language)
Volfgango
/volfˈɡanɡo/
name
a male given name, equivalent to English Wolfgang.
Voltao
/volˈtao/
name
Volta
vo
/vo/
noun
The name of the Latin script letter V/v.
vocho
noun
H-system spelling of voĉo
vochoj
noun
H-system spelling of voĉoj
vochojn
noun
H-system spelling of voĉojn
vochon
noun
H-system spelling of voĉon
vocxo
noun
X-system spelling of voĉo
vocxoj
noun
X-system spelling of voĉoj
vocxojn
noun
X-system spelling of voĉojn
vocxon
noun
X-system spelling of voĉon
vodko
/ˈvodko/
noun
vodka
voduo
/voˈduo/
noun
voodoo
vojaĝa
/voˈjad͡ʒa/
adj
of or relating to travel
vojaĝado
/vojaˈd͡ʒado/
noun
travelling, travel
vojaĝema
/vojaˈd͡ʒema/
adj
inclined to travel a lot
vojaĝi
/voˈjad͡ʒi/
verb
to travel (to another city, country, etc.)
vojaĝo
/voˈjad͡ʒo/
noun
trip, voyage
vojeto
/voˈjeto/
noun
path
vojkruciĝo
/voi̯kruˈt͡sid͡ʒo/
noun
crossroads
vojo
/ˈvojo/
noun
way
vojplano
/voi̯ˈplano/
noun
route
vojsigno
/voi̯ˈsiɡno/
noun
road sign
vojsulko
/voi̯ˈsulko/
noun
  1. rut, furrow worn in the ground
  2. trail, path
vojŝildo
/voi̯ˈʃildo/
noun
road sign
vokalo
/voˈkalo/
noun
vowel
vokativo
/vokaˈtivo/
noun
vocative case
voki
/ˈvoki/
verb
to call (someone by phone)
voko
/ˈvoko/
noun
a call
vokto
/ˈvokto/
noun
  1. steward, vogt
  2. superintendent, overseer
vola
/ˈvola/
adj
voluntary
volano
/voˈlano/
noun
shuttlecock
volapukaĵo
/volapuˈkaʒo/
noun
something incomprehensible, something that makes no sense; gibberish
volapukisto
/volapuˈkisto/
noun
Volapükist, someone who knows and uses the constructed language Volapük
volbo
/ˈvolbo/
noun
vault
volbopato
/volboˈpato/
noun
wok
vole
/ˈvole/
adv
voluntarily
vole nevole
/ˈvole neˈvole/
phrase
voluntarily or involuntarily, willingly or unwillingly, like it or lump it
volejbalisto
/volei̯baˈlisto/
noun
volleyball player, volleyballer
volejbalo
/volei̯ˈbalo/
noun
volleyball (team sport)
volframo
/volˈframo/
noun
tungsten
voli
/ˈvoli/
verb
to wish, to want
volitivo
/voliˈtivo/
noun
the volitive or imperative mood
volo
/ˈvolo/
noun
  1. volition
  2. what one desires or wishes, a gift of peace, one's wish
volonta
/voˈlonta/
adj
voluntary
volonte
/voˈlonte/
adv
voluntarily, willingly
volontulo
/volonˈtulo/
noun
volunteer
voltaa
/volˈtaa/
adj
Voltaic
volto
/ˈvolto/
noun
volt
volumeno
/voluˈmeno/
noun
volume (three-dimensional measure of space)
volumo
/voˈlumo/
noun
volume (of a book or piece of literature)
volupto
/voˈlupto/
noun
sexual pleasure, lust
volvaĵo
/volˈvaʒo/
noun
coil
volvi
/ˈvolvi/
verb
to wind, roll up, coil, turn around
vombato
/vomˈbato/
noun
wombat
vomi
/ˈvomi/
verb
to vomit
vonbulismo
/vonbuˈlismo/
noun
Won Buddhism
vono
/ˈvono/
noun
won (currency of Korea)
vori
/ˈvori/
verb
to devour, to consume
vorta
/ˈvorta/
adj
verbal (related to or expressed through words)
vortaro
/vorˈtaro/
noun
  1. dictionary
  2. vocabulary
vortdeveno
/vortdeˈveno/
noun
alternative form of vortodeveno
vorte
/ˈvorte/
adv
verbally (by means of words)
vortero
/vorˈtero/
noun
word part
vorteto
/vorˈteto/
noun
a word that does not need an ending (finaĵo)
vortico
/vorˈtit͡so/
noun
vortex
vortigi
/vorˈtiɡi/
verb
to verbalize
vortlakso
/vorˈtlakso/
noun
blather; diarrhea of the mouth; logorrhea
vortludo
/vorˈtludo/
noun
pun, wordplay
vorto
/ˈvorto/
noun
  1. promise, word (a verbal commitment)
  2. word
  3. word (a small group of letters or sounds that can express meaning by itself)
vorto-speco
/vorto-sˈpet͡so/
noun
part of speech
vortodeveno
/vortodeˈveno/
noun
etymology
vortospeco
/vortosˈpet͡so/
noun
part of speech
vortprovizo
/vortproˈvizo/
noun
vocabulary
vortspeco
/vortsˈpet͡so/
noun
part of speech
vortumi
/vorˈtumi/
verb
to verbalize
vosto
/ˈvosto/
noun
  1. coda
  2. tail
voĉdoni
/vot͡ʃˈdoni/
verb
to vote
voĉi
/ˈvot͡ʃi/
verb
  1. to voice
  2. to vote
voĉkordo
/vot͡ʃˈkordo/
noun
vocal cord
voĉo
/ˈvot͡ʃo/
noun
  1. voice
  2. vote
voĉsintezilo
/vot͡ʃsinteˈzilo/
noun
voice synthesizer, vocoder