Lugungu Dictionary Sep 2012

zi̱i̱pu̱
zi̱i̱pu̱ Pl: mazi ̱i ̱pu̱. From: English. n.
zipper; device used to fasten clothes,
bags, etc. that consists of two rows of
metal or plastic teeth that can be pulled
together to close or pulled apart to open.
zi̱iṟo From: English. num. zero, nought;
lowest possible amount or level; nothing
at all. Syn: noono, nooti̱, biṉkahansyo.
zi̱iẕa Pl: bazi ̱iẕa. n. grandmother; mother
of your father or mother.
ziṉzi ̱ Pl: maziṉzi. ̱ n. winged brown insect
sp. that resembles a cockroach, stays
underground in a hole and cries in the
night while standing at the entrance of its
hole.
ziẕye Pl: maziẕye. n. fish with scales that
grows into a Yellowfish.
zyozyo
ziẕyo Var: ziẕo. dem. those ones.
zo pro. See main entry: zaamu, zyozyo.
zoodi ̱ dem. See main entry: zyodi ̱.
zoozi dem. See main entry: zyozi.
zoozo pro. See main entry: zyozyo.
zu̱ngwe Pl: mazu̱ngwe. n. fish bowel;
buggy part of a fish where eaten food is
digested.
zyankei Var: zyankeenya. pro.
themselves.
zyodi ̱ Var: zoodi. ̱ dem. those very ones
over there.
zyozi Var: zoozi. dem. these very ones.
zyozyo Var: zoozo; zyo; zo. dem. those
very ones.
pro. they.
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