wemipekía n. Accidental collision.
wemipekío n. Intentional collision.
wistaré v. To coerce.
wizgé v. To push.
yeñgé v. To migrate.
yeñgekhtu n. Migration.
yéponé v. To punish or protect someone by confining them to an area, including to prison.
yetalúbé v. To accelerate.
yolaneí a. Dynamic.
yoômé v. To heighten.
zhampebé v. To renew travel; to leave (with proper custom.)
zhetañgai a. Halfway.
zhetañgaya a. Halfway.
zhíogé v. To return.
zhobedé v. To break flow, especially to interrupt a sentence with another as a rhetorical device.
zhofekía n. Breakdown, dissolution.
zhoiré v. To collapse.
zhokré v. To shatter into shards; to fragment.
zhola-trúa neptegekía n. Hand-eye coordination (followthrough); replaced the native term zholegolebivo.
zholegolebivo n. Ability to follow the hand; hand-eye coordination; timing and aim.
zholegúbé v. To gesture (with a hand).
zholezgé v. To raise one's hands, turning the palms upward in an expression of dismay, inability, or apathy; analogous to shrugging.
zhompré v. To collapse (archaic).
zhovatu n. Grasp.