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

• köl (“color”)

Derived terms

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

Related terms

• red (“red color”)
• redabetad (“beet, red beet, beetroot”)
• redabrasid (“red cabbage”)
• redaskinan (“redskin”)
• redavaxen (“cranberry”)
• redilik (“reddish”)
• redön (“be red”)
• redükön (“make red, redden”)
• redülik (“pink”)