| zųlyákel |
right, honestly |
Adverb |
| zų́tA |
1 to be straight, parallel 2 to be woven, woven together, braided, connected 3 to be upright in behavior, honest, trustworthy, balanced |
Stative verb |
| zųtešni |
1 to be a lewd person (lit., not straight) 2 to be incorrect, disjoined, as language |
Stative verb |
| zuyá |
to go to war, be on a war party, lead out a war party |
Intransitive verb |
| zuzéca |
snake |
Noun |
| zuzéca otʿí |
snake hole. |
Noun |
| zuzéca-tʿawote |
wolf berry, buckbrush, buckbush (Symphoricarpos occidentalis) |
None |
| zuzécatʿawote |
wolf berry, buckbrush, buckbush (Symphoricarpos occidentalis) |
Noun |
| žahé sʾe |
1 noisily, unpleasantly, discordantly 2 as though a discordant sound were permanent |
Adverb |
| žahéya |
1 making a medley of discordant or confused sounds 2 roughly, harshly, not melodiously, as the voice |
Adverb |
| žáta |
to be forked, crotched, spread apart; used for a division into two parts only |
Impersonal verb |
| žąžą́ |
1 glass (the material), window glass 2 a bottle, glass, vial, container made of glass 3 to be transparent, translucent (Vimp) |
Noun |
| Žąžą́ Blaská |
Shin Buttes (located south of Oglala, South Dakota, on the Nebraska state line; lit. "flat bottle") |
Noun |
| žąžą́la |
1 to be clear, transparent, as glass beads 2 to be translucent, light-colored |
Stative verb |
| žážaya |
clearly, plainly, distinctly (as to sight) |
Adverb |