redik

Cornish

Etymology

From Latin rādīcula or Latin rādīcem.

Noun

redik f (singulative redigen)

  1. radishes

Narua

Noun

redik

  1. betel leaf

Volapük

Etymology

From red (“red”) +‎ -ik (“adjective morpheme”).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /re.ˈdik/
  • Hyphenation: re‧dik

Adjective

redik

  1. red
    Ekölof yani redik.
    She has painted the red door.
    Ekölof yani rediku.
    She has painted the door red.

Declension

Declension of redik
positive comparative superlative
preceding noun redik redikum redikün
separated singular plural singular plural singular plural
nominative redik rediks redikum redikums redikün rediküns
genitive redika redikas redikuma redikumas rediküna redikünas
dative redike redikes redikume redikumes rediküne redikünes
accusative rediki redikis redikumi redikumis rediküni redikünis
predicative rediku redikus redikumu redikumus redikünu redikünus
vocative o redik! o rediks! o redikum! o redikums! o redikün! o rediküns!

Synonyms

  • ledik (older term, now obsolete; the initial English “r” consonant sound was changed to “l” in Original Volapük (evidently for the ease of Chinese speakers) and then later changed back to “r” in New Volapük, but cf. flen (“friend”) and glen (“grain”) vs gren (“grain”))

Hypernyms

Derived terms

  • bludaredik (“blood-red”) (blud)
  • dofaredik (dof)
  • klilaredik (klil)
  • redikön (“become red, turn red, become flushed, blush”)
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