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Volapük Definition

Vo·la·pük (vō′lə po̵ok′, väl′ə-)

noun

an invented language, devised (c. 1879) by German clergyman J. M. Schleyer (1831-1912), for proposed use as an international auxiliary language: it uses roots from the major European languages and has a complex morphology

Etymology: < Volapük vol, world (altered < world) + -a-, connective + pük, language (altered < speak)

Browse dictionary entries near Volapük

  1. ‹ volant
  2. ‹ Volans
  3. ‹ vol-au-vent
  4. ‹ vol.
  5. ‹ vol
  6. ‹ Vojvodina
  7. ‹ voir dire
  8. ‹ VoIP
  9. ‹ voile
  10. ‹ voilà
  1. volar ›
  2. volatile ›
  3. volatile oil ›
  4. volatility ›
  5. volatilize ›
  6. volcanic ›
  7. volcanic glass ›
  8. volcanic rock ›
  9. volcanicity ›
  10. volcanism ›