viradelía n. Sports arena commonly used for several styles of knife fighting; or more specifically the surface on which fighting occurs.
vitézhoka n. Fear of being sold, a rare neurosis found mostly amongst Wemnian evacuees and other late joiners.
voizía n. Labyridean.
wekella n. Legend or myth (of Lilitic origin).
wekello n. Legend or myth (of Ksreskézaian origin).
wistaría n. Orientation; personal tastes; tendencies; essential character; biases of a person.
yepé v. To play; especially, to play a game.
yepekhtíu n. Card game; session of cards according to the rules of a polikrine lí yepekhtíu.
yeranzhofelía n. Period of approximately five to six weeks following Dzhemesselía when relationships are fresh (or refreshed) and going strong; the honeymoon season.
yerúbide n. Blessing or gift increasing productivity or yield.
zelamematé v. To wed.
Zelamematekhtía n. Wedding ceremony.
zellikamí a. Just; consistent with justice.
zellúkwíaní a. Judicial; of a judge.
Zelrotomemí a. Of the culture of the Rotomemi.
Zelrotomeminu n. The culture of the Rotomemi.
Zelrotomemu n. Individual from the Rotomem culture.
zeltútshu n. Gender, especially Lilitic gender.
zeyetildta n. Norm; harmony-maximizing convention; natural approach; rite; duty.
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.
Zhíogéa n. Funeral.
Zhofedí Lemperí Venakoa n. The annual Festival of Broken Mirrors.