thedra n. Yearning for independence; faith in individualism or anarchism.
thelbístu n. Autonomy.
thelkoizildra n. Individualism; anarchism.
thelmanazekí a. Self-directed; independent; self-governing.
tolmiko n. Eugenics, especially widespread use of genetic engineering on citizens as a government policy of accelerationism.
trína n. Group of territories.
trínalí a. Federal.
tríoksu n. Landlord.
tríolía n. Royal land.
tripto balitronis n. Badge of office.
tshelde n. Backing; source of support.
tsheldra n. Pessimism; faith in conservatism.
tshelkoizildra n. Conservatism.
tshelwalena n. Reactionary revolution or coup.
túreponé v. To send someone into exile; to banish.
vemmazakúé v. To delegate.
vemmazekía n. Act of delegation.
vemmazía n. Delegate.
vemmazina n. Delegation; group of delegates.
veñkorré v. To abdicate or resign from a leadership position.
verekwía viglinis n. Money-counter; banker; treasurer.
veríoné v. To oversee.
vézu n. Methodology; strategy.
víglíkté v. To fine; to tax; to enact a monetary punishment.
víglíktéo n. Fine; tax; monetary punishment.
westezo n. Rebel.
yeñganazekía n. Formally confirmed consensus.
yeñgídekhtía n. Referendum.
yerekhtekwía viglinis n. Minter; a smith who recycles vigliptai into the current issue.
yezhané v. To reform.
yezhanekía n. Reformation; reform.
zanlé v. To bring about justice.
zanlekína n. Justice.
zanlekíúbé v. To justify; to give reasoning why something is just.
Zelaisithina n. Judiciary.
zelvanlé (alañgrikhe) v. To bring about justice.
Zeyetaní Ethekwía n. Attorney; lawyer.
Zeyetanivía n. Judge.
zeyetí amúbekhtína n. Balanced kindness; social empathy.
zeyetíkwa n. Regulator.
zeyetíkwaní a. Regulatory.
zeyetilkúé v. To regulate.
zhíodústé v. To rebuild.
zhofekía n. Breakdown, dissolution.
zhomípé v. To raid [a religious sect].
zígembé v. To place trust in someone making a promise; usually used with leaders.
zígíté v. To react to a state of leaderlessness; usually to choose a new leader; compare zílúgíté when the leader is absent or ineffective.
zílúgíté v. To react to a state of ineffectual or unavailable leadership; contrast zígíté.
zúda n. Abbreviation of ézúsikada.