wemné v. To confront (less formal.) Contraction of wistemné.
wemvoku n. Courage against obsession; effort made to break a bad habit.
westo n. Confidence; rebelliousness; strength to oppose; disobedience.
wiboka n. Surprise.
wistaría n. Orientation; personal tastes; tendencies; essential character; biases of a person.
wistelitrí a. Problematic; antisocial.
wistemné v. To confront.
wistoé v. To resist.
wistoku n. Courage in the face of fear.
wistopré v. To rise against; to rebel; to resist; to defy; to confront.
wistoprekhtía n. Rebellion.
wistorekta n. Hostility.
wistorí (2) a. Hostile.
wistússo n. Resistance.
wonilé v. To be curious about.
wonileneí a. Curious; wanting to learn about.
wonilía n. Curiosity.
yaé v. To scream.
yaëkso n. Atrocity; cause for screaming.
yakúbé v. To scream a string of insults, especially adjectives.
yakúbetu n. Shame after losing a lengthy argument.
yenthelzoré v. To exclusively devote oneself to something.
yereserví a. Exhausted.
yetelmé (2) v. To get revenge.
yetelmekía n. Revenge.
yoômé v. To heighten.
zeilé v. To aspire.
zeilipsa n. True desire.
zelamé v. To marry (to truly love).
zelapekaré v. To fall in love with a performer or model while making art of/for her; see apekaré.
zellegé v. To guide someone (to a desired conclusion) with a positive outcome.
zelsithorekta n. Honesty in words.
zelzhíogé v. To cease sublimation; to return to one's true desires.
zelzoka n. Fear of the truth, either discovering or admitting.
zémobekhtu n. Professional integrity.
zémobí a. Intractably honest; of high professional integrity.
zeyetí amúbekhtína n. Balanced kindness; social empathy.
zhané (2) v. (usually in the optative and with passive or middle voice) To receive good fortune from the universe; to live a healthy life full of renewal and energy; to be well and get better.
zholezgé v. To raise one's hands, turning the palms upward in an expression of dismay, inability, or apathy; analogous to shrugging.
zhomípé v. To raid [a religious sect].
zídíkwa n. Reaction to an explanation; response; reply.
zíossí a. In reaction to the world.
zípu n. Blue; introspection or introspective seriousness.
zíthu n. Violet; constructiveness or thoughtfulness.
zítshempamekíu n. Resolution to change circumstances following a reminder of the past.
zíyumesha n. Vendetta; vengeance.
zokipa n. Pettiness; sensitivity or worry about trivial matters.
zúsoda n. Hole in one's heart.