Contionary:muzad

Soc'ul'

Etymology

From Sekhulla muzadi, from Wascotl *mos-ati. Cognate to Gwaxol mosat³, Kilīmos-sāîl mozāde. Doublet of muj

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [mu˧za˧d]

Noun

muzad 5 (plural/indefinite ez'e muzad)

1. dirt, grime, mud

   Xil eý āhucet'ex muzad c'an jutxux cumerieyjax sī sī āhuxaneiñz'i.

   Once all the proper dirt's imported, we'll have it packed level enough to be used as a sports field.

2. excrement, feces

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Adjective

muzad

1. buried

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2. dirty

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Particle

muzad

1. (vulgar) emphatic particle

   Secc'ua āhan'yaz yama ā uatsíad muzad.

   I think some parrots stole my damn hat.

Interjection

muzad

1. (vulgar) expression of surprise, dismay, or anger

   U muzad, miu uadziax úd'.

   Fuck, we ran out of food.

Synonyms

(dirty):

• eúeúxátxe
• jiyan' mutsen
• nabilxeý
• uatseiñ

 

Derived terms

• cozeu muzad
• muzad cual
• muzad cudiyan
• muzadaj
• muzadjí
• nanam jenjen xeyad cual muzad
• suiai muzad
• usxenūc'ax muzad
• ūtsaúx muzad

 

Descendants

• Central Isles Creole: muðàd