Iranic: an early dialect, classed as Indo-European, and closely allied to Sanscrit, embodying the sacred writings of the Parsees or “fire-worshippers.” The word Zend means “book.” The alphabetical system was written from right to left, and closely resembles the ancient Palahvi. Grammar by Spiegel, Leipsig, 1867; by Hovelacque, Paris, 1869. See [Pehlvi].
Zeokore, Zeone.
American: dialect of Brazil.
Zerga, Zergo.
Italian word for “cant” or “slang;” the modern form is Gergo. Sabio: “Libro Zergo,” Venice, 1575. See [Furbesco].
Zeuwsche, Zeuwische.
Dutch: provincial dialect of Zealand.
Zigani, Zigeuner.
Names for Gipsy. Treatise by Pott, Halle, 1845.
Zillah.