yemidzhé v. To repeat something with a different phrasing, generally for rhetorical effect or clarification.
yemotimé v. To make several anaphoric clauses in succession; to use anaphora as a rhetorical device.
yeñklatí litraité v. To form or coin a word or phrase without the use of any abbreviation.
yeñklúnaré v. To use rhetorical parallelism through repeated use of similarity throughout the structure of the sentence or clause.
yentheltimé v. To alliterate perfectly.
zalíbipse n. Antithesis; the contradiction or challenging of a presented concept.
zalitopé v. To give a reversed statement, such as in antimetabole.
zanlé v. To bring about justice.
zanlekína n. Justice.
zanlekíúbé v. To justify; to give reasoning why something is just.
zellegé v. To guide someone (to a desired conclusion) with a positive outcome.
zelmota n. (a) Beauty of form or style; (b) a "correct" style.
zelonveré v. To define a word in an alternative way, generally as a wry comment on the state of affairs.
zelvanlé (alañgrikhe) v. To bring about justice.
zemneite n. Thesis; the statement of a key proposition.
zhobedé v. To break flow, especially to interrupt a sentence with another as a rhetorical device.
zhombé (úebes tshitsewai) v. To employ a pun.
zhombitsu n. Pun; wordplay used for humourous effect.