Modern Golic Vulcan Topic Dictionary Christmas

Below you will find terminology relating to the Terran holiday of Christmas:

The Abominable Snowman -- Ksevat-Izhsu

Absence -- tadek-adir'es

Absent -- tadek-adir

Accountant -- khrosahpsu

Adhesive tape -- terzhel

Adult (n.) -- to'oveh

Advent -- wak-krus t'okeshtan-bek

Advent calendar -- gad-besan t'wak-krus t'okeshtan-bek

Advent candle -- ha'fek t'wak-krus t'okeshtan-bek

Advent wreath -- kaspakuv t'wak-krus t'okeshtan-bek

Advertisement -- karbumagaya

Allergy -- tehn-folaya

Alpine skier -- kunel-izh-halsu

Alpine skiing -- kunel-izh-haltan

Altar -- oslauvoskaf

Angel -- eindzhuhl

Animal (n.) -- aushfa

Animated film/movie -- ha'vitoral-dvuperuv

Animation -- ha'vitoran

Annual event -- kanok-tevunik pavek

Anonymous gift/present -- riahman-tan

Antler -- |gelalik| stonn

Appetite -- yeht-avon

Appear -- saudau

Appearance -- saudaya

Archbishop -- pid-bihshuhp

Archdeacon -- pid-dikuhn

Arrival -- lashan

Arrive -- lasha

Avalanche (n., snow) -- |suk'|izh-skish

Awake (adj.) -- riyukan-, riyukanik

Away In The Manger -- °Sa'le svi'Yem-Muhraf°

Awe -- teshan (n.), tesha (v.)

Baby (n.) -- kan-bu

Baby Jesus -- Kan-Bu Yeisu

Bake (v.) -- leipau

Bank holiday -- donku-kel-ovaigad

Barn -- aushfa-kel

Beard -- hisahk

Bell (n.) -- kus-vakh

Belt (n.) -- san-zhel

Bethlehem -- Beth'le'hem

Bicycle (n.) -- dah-halek

Bob Cratchett -- Bab Krahchiht

Birth (n.) -- keshtan

Birthday -- gad t'keshtan

Book (n.) -- dunap

Born, to be -- pukeshta

Bow (n.) -- gorak

Bowl (n.) -- yerak

Box -- natuhn (n.); natuh (v., put into a box)

Boxing Day -- Gad t'Natuhan

Boy -- sa-kan

Branch (n.) -- kas-gel (bush/shrup); lap-gel (tree)

Bring -- katau

Bring in -- vikatau

Bring out -- sakatau

Brother -- sa-kai

Buckle (n.) -- tersek

Busy -- toran-, toranik

Button (n.) -- gonaf

Calendar -- gad-besan

Call -- vutaya (n.); vutau (v.)

Camcorder -- glayek-vipladayek

Camel -- kahmuhl

Camera -- glayek

Candle (n.) -- ha'fek

Candlelight -- ha'fek-ha'gel

Candy (n.) -- sloruta

Candy bowl -- sloruta-yerak

Candy cane -- sloruta-lates-fek

Cap (n., hat) -- taik

Caramel apple -- kar'mel-ahpuhl

Card (n.) -- nop

Carnival (n.) -- pidugolafu

Carol -- muf-rarav

Carrot -- keruht

Cat -- kaht

Cathedral -- |ma|suk-shi'kon

Cattle -- kahtuhl

Celebration -- pudorilaya

Ceremony -- van-kal

Chain (n.) -- naf-elakh (TGV), naflakh (MGV)

A Charlie Brown Christmas -- °Krihst'muhs t'Tcharli Braun°

Cheese -- thuhk

Cheesecake -- thuhk-keik

Chemistry set -- meil-lesk

Child -- kan

Chimney -- vuzh-mev

Chocolate (n.) -- tchakluht

Choir -- spes-feretaya

Christ -- Krist

Christian -- kristyan-, kristyanik (adj.); krist-dvasu (n.)

Christianity -- Krist-Dva

Christmas card -- Krihst'muhs-nop

Christmas carol -- Krihst'muhs-muf-rarav

A Christmas Carol -- °Krihst'muhs-Muf-Rarav°

Christmas Day -- Krihst'muhs-Gad

Christmas decorations -- Krihst'muhs-tremuhrayalar

Christmas dinner -- Krihst'muhs-aru-yem

Christmas Eve -- Khruyat fa'Krihst'muhs

Christmas goose -- Krihst'muhs-gus

Christmas ham -- Krihst'muhs-hahm

Christmas lights -- Krihst'muhs-ha'geletlar

Christmas music -- Krihst'muhs-ralash-tanaf

Christmas ornament -- Krihst'muhs-fanet

Christmas parade -- Krihst'muhs-kezuhrt

Christmas present -- Krihst'muhs-tan

A Christmas Story -- °Krihst'muhs-Var°

Christmas turkey -- Krihst'muhs-tuhrki

The Christmas Song -- °Krihst'muhs-Rarav°

Christmas tree -- Krihst'muhs-lap

Christmas wreath -- Krihst'muhs-kaspakuv

Church -- shi'kon

Clothes, Clothing -- sai-vel

Coat (n.) -- to-pal

Coffee -- kafi

Compact disc (CD) -- pi'mathra

Compact disc (CD) player -- pi'mathra-mavayek

Computer -- tum-vel

Conifer -- thav-lap

Cook (v.) -- fas-tor

Cookie -- kuuhki

Cookie jar -- kuuhki-kak

Cooking -- fasan

Costume (n.) -- sai'avukem

Cow -- kau

Credit card -- vidonkut-nop

Cross (n.) -- tuhs

Cross-country skier -- messolektra-izh-halsu

Cross-country skiing -- messolektra-izh-haltan

Crucifix -- Yeisu-tuhs

Cruise -- mahalovaya (n.), mahalovau (v.)

Cup -- monek

Cupboard -- tsorayek

Cupid -- Kyupihd

Dais -- skaf

Dance (v.) -- tam-tor

Dark -- mu'gel-, mu'gelik (adj.); mu'gel (n.)

Darkness -- mu'gel'es

Daughter -- ko-fu

Dawn (n.) -- gad-keshtan

Day -- gad

Daybreak -- gad-keshtan

Deacon -- dikuhn

Decorate -- tremuhrau

Decoration -- tremuhraya

Dessert -- po-yem-tukh

Diamond -- lerash-khush

Diet (n.) -- yokul-montra (what is eaten); yokul-tashan (control of eating)

Digital camera -- saga-glayek

Digital music player -- sagaik ralash-tanaf-mavayek

Digital recorder -- saga-vipladayek

Dinner -- aru-yem

Display -- gluvaya (n.), gluvau (v.); gluvayek (device)

Display case -- gluv-mesk

Dog -- dag

Doll -- su-leitri

Dollhouse -- su-leitri-kel

Donkey -- danki

Drawstring -- seshau-pilakh

Drink -- mon (n.), mon-tor (v.); mon-tukh (beverage)

Drum (n.) -- vluhn

Duet (n.) -- dah-mavaya

Dwarf (n.) -- kobsu

Eager -- nayik

Ebenezer Scrooge -- Ebuh'nizuhr Skrudzh

Early (adj.) -- ten-mal-, ten-malik

Eat -- yokul

Egg nog -- eig-nag, yu-mur-nag

Elf -- wihnts

Emotion(s) -- zherka

Energy -- tepul

Enjoy -- tizh-tor

Enjoyment -- tizh'es

Enlighten -- viha'gel-tor

Enlightenment -- viha'gelan

Entertain -- gatselau

Entertainer -- ko-gatselausu (female), sa-gatselausu (male)

Entertainment -- gatselaya

Errand -- skrol

Ethereal -- ri-ek'tra-, ri-ek'traik

Euphoria -- muhl-olau'es

Euphoric -- muhl-olauk

Evening -- khru

Event -- pavek

Evergreen (tree) --kwon-mor-lap

Exchange -- di'kizh (n.), di'kizh-tor (v.)

Excite -- teporilau

Excited (adj.) -- teporilal-, teporilalik

Excitement -- tepor'es

Factory -- zhuk-om

Fair (n.) -- wugolafu

Family -- pi'maat

Fantasy -- kropaya

Fascinate -- sem-tor

Fascinated (adj.) -- semyan-, semyanik

Fascinating -- sem-rik

Father -- sa-mekh

The Father -- Osa-mekh

Feast (n.) -- gadzhak

Feast of the Nativity of our Lord -- Gadzhak t'Keshtan t'Sha'Opidsu

Feed (v.) -- yem-tor

Festival -- gad-muf

Field (n.) -- solai

Find -- talal (n.); tal-tor (v.)

Fire (n.) -- yon

Firecracker -- thorsh-leitri

Fireplace -- yon-sha'ti

Firewood -- yon-lapan

Fireworks -- thorsh-kurosahlar

The First Noel (The First Nowell, The First Noël) -- °Wuhr-No'el°

Flash -- kahat (n.), kahai (v.)

Flicker -- hanuvaya (n.), hanuvau (v.)

Flying reindeer -- hashan-rein'dihr

Folklore -- shasol-kethtra

Food -- yem-tukh

Football game -- zhagra t'terai-dukal-torvukh

Forgive -- pabukh-tor

Forgiveness -- pabukh'es

Frame (n.) -- nentu

Freeze -- le-sumaya (n.), le-sumau (v.)

Frost (n.) -- le-su

Frostbite -- le-suma-yontaya

Frosty -- le-suyik

Frosty the Snowman -- °Frasti Izhsu°

Fruitcake -- savas-keik

Frozen (adj.) -- le-sumal-, le-sumalik

Fruit (n.) -- savas

Fun -- mihrsh (n.); mihrsh-bosh|-| (adj.)

Funny (adj.) -- mihr-, mihrik

Furnace -- yon-falekek

Gable -- an-bet

Galilee -- Galili

Gallop -- ausahr (n.), ausahr-tor (v.)

Game (n.) -- zhagra

Gather (v.) -- hoknau

Gathering -- hoknaya

Gem -- ek'zer

George Bailey -- Dzhordzh Beili

Ghost of Christmas Future -- Tam'a t'Fa-Wak-Krihst'muhs

Ghost of Christmas Past -- Tam'a t'Vesht-Krihst'muhs

Ghost of Christmas Present -- Tam'a t'La-Wak-Krihst'muhs

Gift -- tan (present); ta'an (very valuable item)

The Gift of the Magi -- °Ta'an t'Maguslar°

Gingerbread -- dzhihndzhuhr-kap

Gingerbread house -- dzhihndzhuhr-kap-kelek

Girl -- ko-kan

Give -- tan-tor

Glory -- autliva (anc.)

Glove (n.) -- el'rukhut

Glow -- min (n.), min-tor (v.)

Glutton -- |yem-|mausu

Gold (n.) -- kin-tukh

Grandchild -- kan-kan

Granddaughter -- ko-kan-kan

Grandfather -- fa-sa-mekh

Grandmother -- fa-ko-mekh

Grandparents -- fe-mekhu (TGV), fe-mekhlar (MGV)

Grandson -- sa-kan-kan

Gratitude -- klem

Greet -- na'shau

Greeting (n.) -- na'shaya

The Grinch -- Grihnch

Gum (n.) -- lag

Habit(s) -- es'merka

Hair comb -- isachya-dref

Hanger -- geldayek

Hark! The Herald Angels Sing -- °Nazhu'uh.. Eik-Var-Eindzhuhllar Uralau°

Harmony -- kril'es

Harp (n.) -- harp

Hearth -- yon-lanet

Heaven -- oigen

Hibernate -- wu-gluyuk-tor

Hibernation -- wu-gluyuk

Hidden gift/present -- ip-tan

Hoar frost -- filt-le-su

Holiday -- ovaigad

Holly -- hali

The Holy Bible -- Odunap

The Holy Ghost, The Holy Spirit -- Vai-Tam'a

Holy man -- sa-vaisu

The Holy Scriptures -- Vai-Kitalu

Holy woman -- ko-vaisu

Home -- ha'la (adv.), ha-kel (n.)

Hoof -- stov'ya

Horse (n.) -- hors

Host (n.) -- farsu

How the Grinch Stole Christmas! -- °Uf Grihnch Vazgal Krihst'muhs..°

Hungry -- k'avon

Husband -- sa-telsu

I Saw Three Ships (Come Sailing In) -- °Nash-Veh Vesht Gla-Tor Reh Masu-Hali |Vimashalovaun|°

I'll Be Home for Christmas -- °Nash-Veh Fa-Wek Nam-Tor Ha'la na'Krihst'muhs°

Ice (n.) -- le-suma

Ice skate (v.) -- le-suma-vritau

Ice skater -- le-suma-vritausu

Ice skates (n.) -- le-suma-vriteklar

Ice skating rink -- shi'le-suma-vritaun

Icicle -- le-suma-lipi

Imagination -- glenonaya

Imagine -- glenonau

Indoor Christmas lights -- tvi-Krihst'muhs-ha'geletlar

Indoor decorations -- tvi-tremuhrayalar

Infant -- kan-bu

Inflatible lawn decoration -- visovau-yehat yartra-tremuhraya

Inspiration -- vi'le-eshan

Inspire -- vi'le-esh-tor

Island of Misfit Toys -- Vikuvtra t'Rinun-Leitrilar

It's A Wonderful Life -- °Nam-Tor Molpaya-Bosh Ha'kiv°

Item (n.) -- vel

Jacket -- kopal

Jar (n.) -- kak

Jealous -- kis-ka

Jealousy -- kis-ka'es

Jehovah -- Yeihova

Jingle (v.) -- zhizhi-tor

Jingle Bells -- °Zhizhi-Kus-Vakhlar°

Joseph -- Dzhosuhf

Journey -- halovaya (n.), halovau (v.)

Joy -- mak

Joy To The World -- °Mak na'Panu°

Jump -- spen (n.); spen-tor (v.)

Keep (v.) -- potau

Key (n.) -- tal-muv

King (n.) -- sa-te'krusu

The Kingdom of God -- Te'kortra t'Oekon

Kinsman -- sa-tomasu

Kinswoman -- ko-tomasu

Kiss -- shok (n.), shok-tor (v.)

Kitchen -- af'tum, shi'fasan

Kitten -- kaht-kan

Knife (n.) -- lipau

Knob -- elat

Knock -- khlapaya (n.), khlapau (v.)

Knot -- gor (n.), gor-tor (v.)

Lace (n.) -- tu'ash-og-vel

Ladder -- pu'uth

Lamp (n.) -- ha'gelet (elect.); yonet (oil, gas, etc.)

Lantern -- |makh-|yonet

Late -- tab-ma

Lawn decoration -- yartra-tremuhraya

Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! -- °Kal-Tor Izh-Tor.. Kal-Tor Izh-Tor.. Kal-Tor Izh-Tor..°

Life -- ha'kiv

The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus -- °Ha'kiv heh Dailissaklar t'Sahntuh Klaz°

Light -- ha'gel (n.); ha'gelet (something that gives light)

Light bulb -- ha'gelek

Liquor -- omonel

The Little Drummer Boy -- °Pi Sa-Kan-Vluhnsu°

Log cabin -- lapuh-kel

Loop (n.) -- pakuv

The Lord -- Opidsu

Love -- ashaya (n.), ashau (v.)

Luck -- guhngi

Magic(al) (adj.) -- zaiposyan-, zaiposyanik

Mail -- sakat (n.), sakat-tor (v.)

Manger -- yem-muhraf

Mantel -- abru-yon-nef

Market (n.) -- ramakurai

Mary, Maria, Mariam, Miriam, etc. -- Meri

Mead -- miid

Memento -- vokau-vel

Memory -- vokaya

Midnight -- sviti-mu'yor

Milk (n.) -- thas

Minister -- dva-fulagsu

Miracle -- ekon-toryak

Miracle on 34th Street -- °Ekon-Toryak fi'34-ik Kahr-Yut°

Mrs. Claus -- Ko-Osu Klaz

Mistletoe (n.) -- misuhl'to

Mitten -- kaur-ozh-el'rukhut

Model (n.) -- rev

Modern -- iyi-, iyik

Moon (n.) -- aikum

Moonlight -- aikum-ha'gel

Mother (n.) -- ko-mekh

Movie -- dvuperuv

Movie camera -- dvuperuv-glayek

Movie projector -- dvuperuv-salehmek

Music -- ralash-tanaf

Napkin -- ru'lut-sai

Narrate -- zatelv-tor

Narration -- zatelvan

Narrator -- zatelvsu

Necklace -- talu-ek'zeru

Neighbor (n.) -- behsu

Nephew -- sa-bath

Nestor, the Long-Eared Christmas Donkey -- °Nestuhr - Wu-Kalukalik Krihst'muhs-Danki°

The New Testament -- Uzh-Stardvayan

Newborn (n.) -- uzh-keshtu

Newspaper -- ro'fori-thalvtra

Niece -- ko-bath

Night -- mu'yor

The Night Before Christmas -- °Mu'yor fa'Krihst'muhs°

Nightgown -- yuk-sai-vel

Noel, Noël, Nowell -- No'el, Nowel

Noise -- ralash

The North Pole -- Desh'rak-Na

Numb (adj.) -- rikashan-, rikashanik

Numbness -- rikashan'es

Nut -- kov-savas

Oath (n.) -- relkoh

Object (n.) -- vel

Observe -- glantau

Observer -- glantausu

Odor -- vil

Offer -- nufai (n.), nufau (v.)

Offering -- nufaya

Oil (n.) -- elmin

Olive, the Other Reindeer -- °Alihv Vath-Rein'dihr°

Open -- tu'ash-, tu'ashik (adj.); tu'ash (v.)

Orb -- ek'kal

Orchestra -- |suk-|pilakh-mavaultra

Organ music -- orguhn-ralash-tanaf

Ornament -- fanet

Orphan (n.) -- rimekhusu

Outdoor Christmas lights -- si-Krihst'muhs-ha'geletlar

Outdoor decorations -- si-tremuhrayalar

Oven -- fasek

Overshoe -- abru-ash'el

Pajamas -- yuk-sai-vel

Paper (n.) -- dun

Parent (n.) -- mekh

Party (n., celebration) -- gabuluh

Peace -- sochya

Peppermint -- pepuhr'mihnt

Peppermint candy -- pepuhr'mihnt-sloruta

Perform -- torper-tor

Performance -- torperan

Performer -- torpersu

Photograph (n.) -- ha'gel-bikuv

Picture (n.) -- bikuv

Pie -- torta

Pilgrim -- bablarsu

Pilgrimage -- bablaret

Pillow (n.) -- trak

Pipe (n., smoking) -- esh'vuzhau-mev

Plate (n., dish) -- |yem-|math

Plate of cookies -- math t'kuuhkilar

Play -- mavau (v.); per-gluvaya (n., performance)

Playful -- mavau-bosh

Plaza -- gorplosh

Poem -- fa'kaf

Popcorn -- pap'korn

Pope -- papa

Praise -- krol (n.), krol-tor (v.)

Preacher -- dvaribsu, dva-fulagsu

Present (n.) -- tan

Priest -- sa-ekon-fulagsu

Prophecy -- fa-wak-glan

Prophet -- fa-wak-glansu

Pudding -- puuhding

Pumpkin pie -- puhm'kihn-torta

Puppet -- krezihm

Puppet show -- krezihm-gluvaya

Puppeteer -- krezihmsu

Puppy -- dag-kan

Puzzle (n.) -- wi'trel

Quality (n.) -- romosh

Quantity -- nosahp

Queen (n.) -- ko-te'krusu

Quiet (adj.) -- hizhuk

Rain -- sov-masu (n.), sov-mashau (v.)

Rainy (adj.) -- sov-masuyan-, sov-masuyanik

Reach -- pulaya (n.), pulau (v.)

Read (v.) -- telv-tor

Receive -- poprah

Record (n., phonograph) -- ralash-math

Record player -- ralash-math-mavayek

Recorder (device) -- vipladayek

Reindeer -- rein'dihr, ha'kel-kerih'bu

Remember -- vokau

Reminder -- zakashtaya

Restaurant -- yokul-mahr-kel

Reveal -- ahklavau

Revelation -- ahklavaya

Reward (n.) -- dontan

Rich (adj.) -- don-ka

Ride -- faut (n., bus, horse, etc.); fau-tor (v.)

Rider (person) -- fausu

Rime -- ihsek-le-suma

Ring (n.) -- mokuv

Rip open (v.) -- tu'tres-tor

Ritual -- ho-rah

Roasted chestnuts -- pseth'fal-fasalik mesk-kov-savaslar

Rocker, Rocking chair -- hor'wes-kusan

Room (n.) -- tvi-shal (TGV), tvihal (MGV)

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer -- °Rudalf Yon-Kur-Hanalik Rein'dihr°

Sack (n.) -- sa'haf

Saint -- oveh

St. Nicholas -- Oveh Nihkuhluhs, Oveh Nihkoluhs

St. Nick -- Oveh Nihk

Santa Claus -- Sahntuh Klaz

Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town -- °Sahntuh Klaz Sarlahn na'Kahr°

Santa's workshop -- zup-shal t'Sahntuh

The Savior -- Okorsovausu

Scarf -- patam-sai (head), talu-sai (neck)

School holiday -- shi'oren-ovaigad

Service (n., church) -- van-tu

Shepherd -- ship-fulagsu

Silent Night -- °Ralash-Fam Mu'yor°

Sing (v.) -- uralau

Singer -- uralausu

Sister -- ko-kai

Ski -- izh-hal-wonidohn (n.), izh-hal-tor |k'wonidohnlar| (v.)

Skier -- izh-halsu

Sky -- igen

Sled (n.) -- izh-hali

Sleigh -- izh-aushfa-hali (general term), izh-hors-hali (horse-drawn)

Sleigh bell -- kus-vakh t'izh-aushfa-hali

Sleigh ride -- faut svi'izh-aushfa-hali

Sleep -- yuk (n.), yuk-tor (v.)

Slipper -- ash'yakhut

Snow -- izh (n.); izhau (v.)

Snowball (n.) -- izh-dukal

Snowflake -- izh-wef

Snowman -- izhsu

Showshoe (n.) -- izh-ash'el

Snowstorm -- izh-sahriv

Snowy -- izhyan-, izhyanik

Sock (n.) -- ash'ai

Son -- sa-fu

Sparkle (v.) -- ug'smarkau

Spirit (n.) -- tam'a (ghost); |tvi-|katra (soul)

Star (n.) -- yel

Star of Bethlehem -- Yel t'Beth'le'hem

Stocking -- wu-ash'ai

Story (tale) -- var

Storybook Lane -- Wonil-Yut t'Var-Dunap

Street -- kahr-yut

Street light -- kahr-yut-ha'gelet

Stress (n.) -- hishel

Sugar (n.) -- slor-tukh

Surprise -- ak'wikmut (n.), ak'wikmun (v.)

Sweater -- fashek-lamekhek

Table (n.) -- pasu

Tale -- var

Tape (n.) -- terzhel (adhesive strip); ralash-zhel (recording medium)

Tape dispenser -- terzhel-tanek

Tape recorder -- ralash-zhel-vipladayek

Taste -- zahvan (n.), zahv-tor (v.)

Tea -- tchai

Tear(s) -- bezhun-masu

Teenager -- leh-ya'shakhuvsu

Telegram -- raf-elakh-skladan

Telephone (n.) -- irak-varibek

Television -- irak-dvubikuvan

Television broadcast -- irak-dvubikuvan-sasaya

Television program -- irak-dvubikuv-glatumaya

Television set -- irak-dvubikuvek

Temperature -- falek'es

Text -- kitutra

Thank (v.) -- itaren

Thermometer -- falek'es-thonek

Thermostat -- falek'es-dvelek

The Three Wise Men -- Reh Kau-Bosh-Sasu

Tie (v.) -- skor-tor

Time (n.) -- wak

Tiny Tim Cratchett -- Mapi Tihm Krahchiht

Too busy -- nuh'toranik

Too few -- nuh'zamik

Too many -- nuh'wehk

Too much -- nuh'mau

Tool (n.) -- raul

Town -- kahr

Toy (n.) -- leitri

Toy airplane -- leitri-sov-hashek

Toy car -- leitri-solektra-hali

Toy factory -- leitri-zhuk-om

Toy soldier -- leitri-ask'ersu

Toy train -- leitri-shefek-haliku

Toy truck -- leitri-nahaleshek

Toybox -- leitri-natuhn

Toymaker -- leitri-torsu

Tracks (footprints) -- ash'yaidarlar

Tranquil (adj.) -- mehizhuk

Tranquility -- mehizhuk'es

Trash (n.) -- guhsh

Trash bag -- guhsh-sa'haf

Trash can -- guhsh-tuhlek

Treasure (n.) -- odon

Tree (n.) -- lap

Tree stand -- lap-mesk

Tree trunk -- lap-fek

Tribute (n.) -- nadordatoran

Trim the tree -- tremuhrau lap

Trio -- rehek

Trumpet -- truhmpuht

Twig -- pi'gel

Ugly sweater -- watosh-fashek-lamekhek

Umbrella -- sov-masu-krein

Underwear, Undergarment -- ne-sai-vel

Unexpected (adj.) -- rigishuk

Uniform (n.) -- dvin-sai-vel

Unique -- wuhin-, wuhinik

Untie (v.) -- saskor-tor

Unused (adj.) -- ri'isal-, ri'isalik

Unwrap (v.) -- sapawein-tor

Up On the Housetop -- °Abu fi'Kelek-Fik°

Upright (adj.) -- abuvenik

Upside-down (adj.) -- abu-vla-nu'leyik

Use -- is (n.), is-tor (v.)

Useless -- is-fam-, is-famik

Vacuum cleaner -- spolau-puyek, kitek-spolayek

Varied -- vuhnal-, vuhnalik

Variety -- vuhna'es

Various -- vuhnauk

Vase -- svai-mesklam

Venison -- dihr-kahm

Video camera -- glanum-glayek

Videotape (n.) -- glanum-vipladau-zhel

Village -- pi'kahr

The Virgin Mary -- Ko-Ri'estuhsu Meri

Visitor -- yaretausu

Vow (n.) -- ugrelkoh

Wagon -- leitri-hali

Wait -- bek (n.), bek-tor (v.)

Wake up (v.) -- sayuk-tor (arise); sasar-tor (rouse someone)

Want -- aitlun (n.), aitlu (v.)

Warm -- lamekh|-| (adj.); lamekhau (v.)

Waste (v.) -- thinoi

Watch -- glantaya (n., observation); glantau (v., observe); lesh-wak-vel (n., timepiece)

Watch fob (n.) -- el'rekau-vel t'lesh-wak-vel

Wealth -- don-tak

Weather (n.) -- igen-va

Welcome -- rom'lashan (n., TGV), rom'lasha (v., TGV); farmahn (n., MGV), farmah (v., MGV)

Whipped cream -- pakuhshal-krim

Whisper -- nukvaribet (n.); nukvariben (v.)

Window -- krani

Wine -- vin

Winter (n.) -- Karil, "Kareel" (colloquial); samek-wak|-krus| (scientific)

Winter festival -- Karil-gad-muf

Winter solstice -- yel-be-wak t'Karil

The Winter Warlock -- Karil-Sa-Krelsh

Winter Wonderland -- °Karil-Shi'Molpaya°

Wire (n.) -- raf-elakh (elect.); mokelakh (metal)

Wisdom -- kau

The Wise Men -- Kau-Bosh-Sasular

Wonder -- molpaya (n.), molpau (v.)

Wonderful -- molpaya-bosh

Wonderland -- shi'molpaya

Wood -- lapan

Woods -- laptra

Workshop -- zup-shal

Worship -- kon (n.), kon-tor (v.)

Worthless -- don-fam-, don-famik

Worthy -- kerik

Wrap (v.) -- pawein-tor

Wreath -- kaspakuv

Writings (n.) -- kitalu

Yahweh -- Yeihova

Yard -- ker

Yard decoration -- ker-tremuhraya

Yarn -- strachau-elakh

The Year Without a Santa Claus -- °Tevun rik'Sahntuh Klaz°

Young -- nu'ri|-| (adj.); kanlar (n.)

Yule log -- yul-lapuh

Yuletide ball -- Yul'taid-tamut

Zeal -- nayik'es

Zenith -- dan-pid-sfek (highest point), kahr-abu (directly up)