zahira adv publicly, becoming known in the open, clearly, brightly
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zahirigu zahirisi n a potstand, large ring on which large water pots rest
zaka n 1a tithe or tenth part given as a part of a religious observance 2alms given to the poor, in the name of God
zakariʒeebuli zakariʒeebuya n a ginger root
zalaabia zalaabianima n jellabiya, man's long robe
zali·₂ zalira; zaligu cf: zani·₁, ʒe·₁, nyaanzaana; cf: ʒe·₁, zani·₂. v 1to stand sth. down 2to postpone, suspend, hold in abeyance, save/deposit (as money) 3to command, make a law or rule, lay down, appoint 4to found, inaugurate
zali·₃ cf: zali·₁, peenzala; cf: kunduŋ, kunduŋpiɛm, 'bila·₂, piɛm, nimbilipiɛm, peenzala. adj appointed, laid down, assigned
zali·₄ zaanda v to hang down, dangle, dangle sth.
zalige blame
zaligi n blame, fault
zaligu·₁ zaligunima cf: zalikpani, 'kpani·₂; cf: zaliguzaɣisira, zaɣisi·₁, -tali·₂; cf: zaligubaŋda, zaliguchihira, zaliguzaana, baŋ·₁, baŋda, chihi·₁, zani. n 1a law, commandment, order, custom 2sacrifices made to the deceased by members of the immediate family at the end of funeral rites
zaligu·₂ zaligunima n food offering
zaligubaŋda zaligubaŋdiba cf: zaligu·₁, zaliguchihira, zaliguzaana, baŋ·₁, baŋda, chihi·₁, zani; cf: baŋda; cf: baŋ·₁. n a 'lawyer', someone with a knowledge of the commandment(s)
zaliguchihira cf: zaligu·₁, zaligubaŋda, zaliguzaana, baŋ·₁, baŋda, chihi·₁, zani; cf: chihi·₁, saɣichiha, suhuchihibo. n a lawbreaker, lawless person
zaligukpana commandment
zalim zalima n poison for arrows
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