zjakûk vi. To be generally competent.
zjâmêjk vi. To be lucky.
zjamim vi. To be peaceable or calm by nature; to be equanimous.
zjane vi. To be wealthy or rich.
zjâpos vi. To be authoritative or commanding.
zjâpton vi. To be stable.
zjaśag vt. To be derisive, mocking, or contemptuous of.
zjašara vi. To be easily amused.
zjašemek vi. To be predatory.
zjasfaj vi. To be fearful or jumpy.
zjasfat vi. To be cohesive.
zjašôm vi. To be observant in terms of sight.
zjâśorf vi. To be talkative.
zjaśrepšo vt. To be durable and hard to destroy (by or in relation to something, when transitive); to be a survivor.
zjašût vt. To be emotional (if transitive, with a specific emotion).
zjaswaj vi. To be tortuous, twisty, or convoluted; to be continually twisting.
zjatak vi. To be constructive; to be creative with physical materials.
zjâtâphok vi. To have a fighting nature; to be warlike, bellicose, combative.
zjâtuš vi. To be a sea-dweller; to be native to underwater.
zjaûršara vi. To be amusing or entertaining generally (not necessarily at some specific time).
zjâuš vi. To be reticent or reserved.
zjâuut​ vt. To be a loner or outcast; to tend to be isolated (from).
zjîf vi. To be drowsy or sleepy.
zna vi. To be at a particular place; to lie.
zo- va. Marks the past tense, used for events, actions, or states of being that were taking place or valid at some point in the past.
zuj vt. To suck.
zun n. Night.
zur n. Time itself (not a duration of time, etc.).
zwif n. An aquatic entity that internally decreases entropy, respirates without direct contact with air, and has some endoskeletal structure; fish.