Bujanski glossary (V)

This is a list of Bujanski language words that begin with V.

In Bujanski, "V" ("var"/"king") is the first letter of the alphabet.

## Word list

* vajara, VAR - ABC, understanding of a written script, literacy
* vajeratǐ - (Eo, ceremonial, poetic) to triumph, to prevail, to win
	+ vajeravatǐ - prevailing, winning
* vākno - doll
* Vaknoljōdo - Dollfolk
* valja - willpower, strength
* vanjoknij - cute, adorable, like a doll, weak
* vanokka - cute woman
* Vanokkaljō - (childish speech) dollpeople
* vanokko, vanakko - cute person, cute thing, cute man
* vānoko - grandchild, (affectionate) a kid
* vareno, vron, vrono - king
* varena, vrana, vræna - queen
* varenoba - kingdom
* varestvona - kingdom, monarchy
* varonda - any alphabetical script, alphabet
	+ Using the first letters of Bujan's script to represent an "A-B-C".
* varonditsa - "v-a-r-o-n-d", the Bujanski alphabet
	+ From the first six letters of the Bujanski alphabet: v, a, r, o, n, d.
* varonitsa - queen
* Varonnaja, Varonnij - Royal, related to the Kingdom of Bujan and its government
* Varonnij Morjātǐ - Royal Navy of Bujan
* Varonnij Vyskomæst Staro-smoljenaja - Royal Institute of Ancient Technology
* varonski - royal, related to royalty
* Varontōje Voiske - Royal Armed Forces of Bujan
* vašča - vegetable
* vaščamæstǐ - grocery store
* vaščok - convenience store, mart, small shop
* vaščoka - cafe
* -(v)atǐ - (imperfective/continuous present, one of many suffixes)
* vaznos - payment, tax (formal)
* važen - ten thousand
* væč - club, band, clique, regiment
* væče - high council
* væda - understanding
* vædati - to know, to understand
	+ vædavati - knowing, understanding
* væja - branch; coach or car in a train; a chapter
* væk - age, era, aeon
* vækāniba - childhood
* vækānij - childish, immature, innocent, happy, young, youth
* Vækānij Rægjomy Sjōnzo - Young Tigers' Association
* vækāno - a child
	+ Not "a son or daughter of someone", but "a very young person".
* væknaværa - "undying faith", strong belief in something good, determination; strong or impossible courage or bravery
	+ Not in the sense of ruthlessness or grudges, but in the sense of courage, harnessing rage to a healthy form to destroy a threat or save someone.
* væknaværnij - determined, restless, relentless
* væknij - eternal, everlasting, unending, enduring, long-lasting
* vækno - always
	+ vækno sæidal - always ready
* vænets - crown, helmet-crown
* væra - faith, devotion
* væranaja - religion
* væranij - faithful, devoted, confident; fearless
* væranik - devotee, worshipper
* væranostǐ - faith, devotion, trust, confidence
* værantelǐ - a faithful one
	+ Most likely the translation of "kagaruro", the Eosome word made from misspelling "kagakuro" (liar, traitor) to mock racism against Bujanski Slavs. It turned a slur into a praise, calling Bujanski Slavs as loyal to their new homeland and to their Wonao brethren. Kagaruro became the official word for "Bujanski Slav", meaning "faithful one", popularised as a humorous distortion of something hateful into something beautiful.
	+ So "kagakuro" can be translated as "vaeranteli", meaning "the faithful ones, those who love their country".
* værnij - loyal
* værnostǐ - loyalty
* væsta - object, thing
* væste - matter, topic, objective, goal, subject
* væšna - information, wisdom, understanding, awareness
* væščestvo - substance, material, ingredient, component
	+ Opasnostǐ! Opasnoje Væščestvy - Caution! Dangerous Materials
* væta - old one, grandmother
	+ Replaced "babuška" or "baba" after the Zavtranian Usurpation.

* væžna - (classical) information, wisdom
* væžnij - wise, enlightened, cautious, prudent
* veče - council, assembly, league, meeting
	+ In Bujan, a "veche" is a high-ranking council, such as the Cabinet, the Druzhina (officers around the King), or the Holy Veche. Lower-ranking councils in government bodies, like town halls or native chiefs and assemblies, are simply known as subōry.
	+ All the dukes of Bujan, including native chiefs, form the Royal Veche (Veče Venčasnij), a sort of parliament where they meet and discuss various issues. Whatever edicts they make will then be passed over to Parliament.
	+ Its sacred (or ecclesiastical) equivalent in Bujanski Rodnovery is the Holy Veche (Veče Svjatnij), a council of the highest priests of each province in Bujan, or arch-volkhovy.

* Veče Svjatnij - Holy Veche, religious council of Bujan.
* Veče Venčasnij - Royal Veche, all the dukes of Bujan.
	+ They will choose three candidates among themselves, except for the previous royal house. The people will elect one of them as the next King and royal family of Bujan.
* vdokh - breath
* vedatǐ - to practice, to follow a rule
	+ pavedatǐ - practicing
* veiska - forever
* velja - great, mighty, strong
* velkastrana - large country; empire (general)
* velkavrana, velkavræna - great queen, empress
* velki, velko - great, exceeding
* velkivæk, velkovæk - great age, aeon
* Velkolosjædža (Velko-losjo-sætǐ) - the "Great Salmon Net", the Salmon Bay
	+ Translated from the Eosome or local Wonao name of the body of water, or "bay" being derived from "scoop" or "fish net".
* velkovron(o) - great king, emperor
* Velkyōšta - Great Mourning, the Old Hiranol massacres
* velsādja - a paradise, a lush and good land
* velsādzja - natural park, nature preserve (as in "little paradise")
* velskavrana, velskavræna - empress, great empress
* velskij - great
* velskodora - great road, highway, expressway
* velskostrana - great country, empire (larger); galactic or interstellar empire
	+ For example, the Konjor and Malendor Supercorporations from millennia ago were known as "Kanjornaja Velskostrana" and "Mæltornaja Velskostrana", referring them as "empires".
* velskovron(o) - emperor, great emperor
	+ Usually for rulers of very huge countries or empires; or for the rulers of very great civilisations such as Tukshara, Vozolaz, and Darros. Even dystopias and invaders who happen to have very huge territories are given the same title, such as Thralond, Toralis, and some Terran empires.
* venčasǐ - crown, dollar, royal pound
* Venčasnij - Crown ..., royal, under the direct authority of a king or queen
* venij - internal (formal)
* ventja - later, latter; and so on, etc.; more
* -ver - -ist, supporter or follower of a belief
	+ e.g. Rodnover - follower of the Slavic religion
	+ e.g. Djaramaver - "follower of the Dharma", a Hindu, a Sanatani
	+ e.g. Buddjover - a Buddhist
	+ e.g. Kju-ver - a worshipper of the banned Church of Q
* verjāna - advancement, progress
	+ Verjāna, Bujan! - "Forward, Buyan!"
* verkho - far above, high
	+ Differentiated from "vysnij", as in height, instead of power or authority.
* vēr(kho)-, ver(kho)-, vre- - high, higher
* Verkhon - "High One", the God in monotheist religions
* verkhonije - height
* verkhoslovo - "high word", classical or formal term
* verkhostvo - altitude, how high something is from a place
* verslōstvo - classical literature
* verslōsvije - classical speech, archaic or ceremonial language
* vertjetǐ - to turn, to twist, to spin
	+ povertjetǐ - turning, twisting, spinning
* vertoljetǐ - helicopter
* vesjolje - mirth, glee, humour
* vesjolnij - funny, amusing, hilarious, ridiculous, humourous, derisive
* vestǐ - matter, subject, topic, issue
* vetokh - old, aged, elderly
* vetranij - windy, windswept
* Vetrædan - Saturday, Stribog's day
* vetri - wind, breeze
* vetrika - a banner, a streamer, a kite
* vetrikešta - (poetic, honourific) a flag, a beautiful flag, the national flag of Bujan
	+ Naš Krasnaja Vetrikešta - "Our Beautiful Flag", the national flag of Bujan. Also "Naš Krasvetræja" or just "Krasvētra" (the Beautiful Flag).
* vetrikkina - many banners, a festival, a happy day, happiness
* vetriknij - happy, joyous, blessed, "with flying colours"
* vi - in
* vinako - wanderer, "to and towards nowhere"
* vinij - within, inward, internal
* vidas - bye
* videtǐ - to see
	+ videvatǐ - seeing
* vidun - intermediate priest, seer
* vikkhoditǐ - to leave, to go away (formal)
	+ vikkhodatǐ - leaving, going away (formal)
* viključitǐ - to turn on, to include
	+ viključatǐ - turning on
* vikrosarōvitǐ, vikrosōtǐ - to "put into the red shelf", to restrict, to censor, to ban (a specific work) due to offensive content
	+ vikrosarōvatǐ, vikrosjātǐ - censoring, restricting
* vimjaste, vmæste - together
* viplyv - influence, effect
* vitjazǐ - knight, hero
* vitro, vetro - wind
* vjādjenǐ - "in one", (poetic) together
* vjaknōtǐ, viknōtǐ - to wander aimlessly or loiter
	+ vjaknōvatǐ - wandering around, wasting time
* vjaltij - yellow
* vjǣdža - (classical) a tower, a great tower, a beacon, lighthouse, (uncommon or poetic) a beautiful skyscraper
* vjærisǐ - to return to a place
	+ vjærasǐ - returning, coming back
* vjærja - return, restoration
* vjēdo - ghost, shadow, something left behind, remnant
* vjelistoli - throne, high seat
* vjenets - wealth, glory
* vjenok - garland, wreath
* vjēnzatǐ - to tie up, to make more difficult or frustrating
	+ vjēnzavatǐ - tying up
* vjeratije - (Eo, classical) victory
* vjerja - path, belief, religion
* vjernaja - religious
* vjertǐ - to believe in
	+ pavjeritǐ - believing
* vjesna - spring season
* vjoditǐ - to leave, to go away (informal, common)
	+ vjodatǐ - departing, getting lost (informal, common)
* vjōdjennij - united
* vjōdjennije - unity
* vjōdjennitǐ - to unite, to unify, to put together
	+ vjōdjennatǐ - uniting, unifying
* vjōdjentelǐ - unifier
* vjortæda - that which moves around, movie
* vjortærik - movie ticket
* vjortætǐ - to turn
	+ vjortævatǐ - turning
* vjoskej - east
* vjoz - instead, rather, however, still
* vladætǐ - to rule, to govern
	+ zavladæti - ruling
* vlarǐstvo - kingdom (archaic); foreign monarchy
	+ "varonstvo" is becoming more common, even though it is often used for Bujan.
* vlastije - authority, royal authority, monarchy, power of a king or emperor
* vlastǐ - power; a king (archaic); a foreign king
	+ In other Slavic languages of Jerde, this is the usual word for "a king", from the same stem that meant "power".
	+ Perhaps due to their pride in independence or rejection of Terran rule, the Bujanski instead use "varon" or "vron" for "king".
	+ vlassatǐ - electing
* vlastvo - election
* vležnij - wet
* V(i)mǣstva Zvestarjana - Zvestarid Coalition, "the Coalition"
	+ The alliance of nations armed with Zvestarid technology who sent volunteers and armies to aid the Bujanski independence movement.
* V(i)mǣstvanaja, Mǣstanaja - related to the Coalition
* v(i)mǣstvo - coalition, league
* v(i)nimanije, vimmanije - warning
* v(o)nje - out
* v(o)njenij - outward(s), external
* v(o)njezvuk, vonæzvo - out-sound, radio
* voda - water
* vodopad - waterfall
* voina - war
* Voina Lōžjobogjav - "War of the False Gods", Eimarin Civil War
* voinestvo - state of war
* voinik - warrior
* voinover - a militarist, one who worships and glorifies war and death, death worshipper
* voinoverbæs - "war worship madness", militarism, fascism, self-destruction, national death
* voinoverje - war-worship, militarism, death worship
	+ Although the Bujanski religion has war gods like Svetovid, militarism is seen as blasphemy even against the war gods of Bujan. Militarism glorifies the act of war and reckless destruction, rather than being guided and empowered by the war gods to destroy evil. Building an army to protect one's own country is not militarism so long as they do not glorify war and the army excessively.
	+ So in a sense, Bujanski war gods are more like "gods of weaponry, technology, metal, martial arts, courage, wrath, and justice". The killings of Terrans on July 1892 is always used in modern Bujan, as an example of what happens when no discipline exists.
* voirauna - war crime
* voiraunik - war criminal
* voiraunikver - "war criminal-ist", a supporter of war crimes, an enemy
* voiskadom - barracks
* voiskadomij - related to the barracks, vulgar, tough, grizzled
* voisko, voiske - (a huge) army, armed forces, armada
	+ "ātǐ" is for a specific army, while "voisko" is for greater armies or armadas.
* voiskotelj - a soldier
* voldætelǐ - expert, "master" (of a skill), one who harnesses, a pilot, a captain
* voldætǐ - to wield, to master a skill
	+ zavoldætǐ - wielding
* vōlja - will, command, wish, orders
* voljāta - orders, authority
* volje - roll, book
* voljetǐ - to throw
	+ pavoljetǐ - throwing
* voljēdǐ - to read
	+ pavoljēdǐ - reading
* volk - wolf
* volkhov - (high) priest, (other religions) bishop
	+ In Bujan, this term is also used for high priests in other countries and religions.
	+ In Bujanski publications, this term is also used towards Christian bishops from Earth/other universes, as they are considered equivalents in that world. When Velkerian Rodnover priests objected to this use, a different term is coined to avoid offending the gods.
* volos - hair
* volšebasvto - magical powers, sorcery (as the powers used in sorcery)
* volšebnij - magical, mystical, splendid, awe-inducing, pretty
* volšebnik - mage, wizard, sorcerer
* volšǐba - magecraft, wizardry, magic, sorcery (as a technique or craft)
* Vonaurei - Wonao people
* vonæ, vanæ - out
* vonævij - outer
* Vonævij Ostrovy, Vonævjo - Outer Islands of Bujan
* Vonnæ, Vondæja - Wannaenid Empire
* vonvaja - outer reaches, frontiers
* vonve - beyond
* voron - crow, raven
* voronjō - crows, ravens; a flock of crows or ravens; tyrants; foreign rulers
* vorto - gate
* vosīmi - eight
* vōsnasas - eighteen
* vosta, vosto - just, so
* vostokej - east
* voz- - re-, again
* vozkriznontǐ - to revive, to restore, to resurrect
	+ vozkriznantǐ - reviving
* voznje - emerald
* vozjantǐ - (polite) to take; please take this
	+ vozjavantǐ - (polite) taking; "you should be taking this"
* vōždǐ - leader
* vožitǐ - to lead
	+ pavožitǐ - leading
* v(i)pječatjone - impressed
* v(i)pječatjonij - impressive
* v(i)pjered, viperjā, verjā(na) - forward
* vrag@ - enemy
* vræmja - time, an era
* vreddžeklije - subway network
* vreddžeklos - underground train, subway
* vrettjaniba - floors under ground level
* vrettjanij - underground, below the surface, below ground level
* vrettjemok - basement, "little cave"
* vrettjo - tunnel; (archaic) a cave
* vrettsolæst, vresolæst - subway station ("underground station, cave-station")
* vrīsavatǐ - (classical) to commit, to accomplish
	+ sovrīsavatǐ - accomplishing
* vrjenæstvo - administration, government
* vrjogo - enemy
* Vrjonnæ - Wannaenid Empire, Wannaenid enemy
	+ The official term used in modern Bujan to avoid confusion with "vonæ" (outer). It mixes with the term "vrjogo" (the enemy).
* vrjota - tearing up, anger
* vrjotatǐ - to tear up, to tear to pieces, to be furious
	+ vrjotavatǐ - tearing to shreds, being very angry
* vrjotavja - rampage, tantrum, outburst
* Vrjōtnæ - the chaotic Wannaenids
* vrjotnij - very angry
* vrodæ - rot, decay, corruption
* vroditǐ - to decay
	+ vrodatǐ - rotting
* vroriba - transition
* vrorib(a)nij - transitional, interim
* vroristvo - change, decay, loss, evolution, loss that becomes growth
	+ Losing something you love in order to grow is seen as a taboo in Bujanski Slavic culture.
* vroritǐ - to become, to turn into, to change into
	+ vroratǐ - becoming, turning into, changing into
* vroti - rot
* vrotistvo - corruption, wickedness
* vsā, visā(na) - co-, together
* v(I)sāvremjatǐ - to synchronise
	+ v(I)sāvremjavatǐ - synchronising
* vsjebogi - all the gods, pantheon
* vsjegodæ - blessing, divine presence, good fortune; (classical) "everywhere"
	+ its archaic meaning evolved to refer to the divine presence of the Bujanski gods and holy beings, assuring generations upon generations
* vsjegodnij - blessed (by the presence or holiness of a god or sacred being); holy; sacred
* vsjejomjan, vsējoman - a pronoun, "name for all things"
	+ Itself based on Sanskrit "sarvanāma", coined during the Standardisation.
* vsjelennaja, Viselnæ(ja), Vīselna, Vjaselna - universe
* vsjelnije - domain, realm, large set, commonwealth
* -vsjelnije, -vjasel - -verse (a universe, a setting, a franchise)
* vsjevræmja - forever
* vsjevræmnij - for ever, eternal
	+ Bujan Za Vsjevræmja! - "Buyan Forever"
* vsjo, vsje - all
* vsjo zdras@ - hello [everyone], good day
* vsekh - all
* vtoroj - second, next
* vy - you all
* vyčatelǐ - switch, toggle
* vyglænditǐ - to look like, to appear as
	+ vyglændatǐ - looking like this
* vȳja - neck, stem, branch
* vȳjo - base, pole, lamp post, lantern
* vyključitǐ - to turn off, to exclude
	+ vyključatǐ - turning off
* vylæpitǐ - to mould, to sculpt, to shape
	+ læpitǐ - moulding, sculpting, shaping
* vynrot - someone who has become ruined, an abomination, a disgusting person
* vynrotiba - disgusting behaviour, ruin, self-destruction, downfall
* vyō, yō, jō - a howl
* vyōsum - a howling mind, insanity, frenzy
* vyōsumnij - insane, mad, frenzied, murderous
* Vyōtnæ - "the mad Wannaenids"
* Vyottærai - the mad Terrans, Terra
* vyranitǐ - to align
	+ pavyranitǐ - aligning
* Vyrannaja Jamarka - Alignment Fair
* vyrastǐ - to grow up
	+ vyrastatǐ - growing up
* vyrūčitǐ - to rescue, to save
	+ vyrūčatǐ - rescuing, saving
* vysau(nij) - daring
* vysāvo - challenge, dare
* vyskomæst - institute
* Vyskomæst Staro-smoljenaja - Institute of Ancient Technology
* vysnij - high
* vysnik - champion
* vysnikestvo - championship
* vysno - high
* vysnōjonzyk - classical language
* vysnoræče - classical words or vocabulary, ceremonial language
* Vysnōvaron - (especially of Bujan) High King
	+ Either the high king elected by Wonao rulers under the Lunar Throne system, or the later elective kings of Bujan all the way to modern times.
* Vysnōvæče - a High Council, any council of rulers or ministers of a ruler, a cabinet or elite council.
	+ This is the Bujanski name for the historical council of nobles in the Sarmelonid imperial government, or the council of ancient Wonao kings who elect high rulers.
* vysnovyō - utter chaos, high howl, total collapse
* vysok - top, forehead, temple of head
* vȳsok - height, point, pinnacle, peak
* v(o)zjatǐ - to take
	+ pav(a)zjatǐ - taking

* v(i)zojti - to go up, to ascend
	+ v(i)skhoditǐ - ascending, going up

* v(i)zošednij - rising, upwards

## Trivia

While v- is a common prefix in Slavic languages, in colloquial Bujanski, v- prefixes tend to have a vowel added to them if the consonant is not "harmonious". That is, if the resulting cluster is not vj, vl, vr, or vrj, then a vowel is usually added in speech betweeb the v- prefix and the word.

This results in like words like "vzjatj" being pronounced as "v*o*zjatj" in casual Bujanski. Nonetheless, words with v- prefixes are arranged as how they are pronounced in proper Bujanski, with the colloquial extra vowels in brackets.

In the Bujanski language, many words tend to be "crunched" and shortened, especially in poetic and ceremonial speech. This is due to the cultural obsession with making things as beautiful as possible.