za

That was what improved my game, being able to play xu and za.

Each word, from aa to za, gets its own two-page spread with a poem and a pic.

Do you know the Spanish word sinverguenza (seen-ver-gwen-za)?

Mz-za, the Iron; St. Peters; a brave of distinction, and a very handsome fellow.

Amongst the products of this place I saw a very remarkable fruit, called by the Arabs Za-cho-ne.

The defining pronoun za-e here compels us to take me-en in the second person.

Here, however, the za-da of the context shows mu to be second person (see on line 1).

We have had za-e as being equal to “thou” (Hymn to Bêl, line 16).