Guides:kiZombie-English Dictionary

Zamgrh - Harmangrh gab bag habganna haz mannah mannah zambahz gab. Brang mahr gab, brahzzaz!

Note that some zombies disregard use of "!" as a vowel, but words that are using it are listed for the general purpose

A

A!

A!rbagz (noun) (also Aarbagz)

1. Airbags

Aa

Aaah (interjection)

1. Oh. Aaah mah gaz.

Aabz (interjection)

1. Oops. (Aabz! Ah gang-bang zah ganarazhar! - Oops! I destroyed the generator!)

Abzah (prounoun)

1. Myself.
2. Yourself (singular or plural.)
3. Himself.
4. Herself.
5. Itself.
6. Ourselves.
7. Themselves.

Ab

Abah (preposition)

1. About.

Abar (noun)

1. All.

(preposition)

1. But.

Abargamz (adverb)

1. Always.

Abara (adjective)

1. Every.

Abarahaarh (adverb)

1. Everywhere.

Abarannah (pronoun)

1. Everyone.

Abargargazz (noun)

1. Everybody

Abban (noun)

1. Door. (from open)

Abbaram (preposition)

1. Over.
2. Covering. (Na-ahnna n!gh abbaram mah zam 'Out of the night that covers me')

Abbarh (preposition)

1. Over.

Abhraaga (noun)

1. Africa.

ABG (noun)

1. Alphabet.

Abragababra (interjection)

1. Abracadabra.

Abzag (adjective)

1. To be upset.
2. To be offended.

Abzarb

1. To absorb.
2. To drink. Abzarb braag!

Ag

Aga-az (adjective)

1. Holy. (from Greek Agios)
2. Sacred.

Agan, Agahn, Aga!n (adverb)

1. Again.

Agharh (adjective)

1. Other.

Agn!z!ng (adjective)

1. Agonizing

Agrarh!ian (adjective)

1. Agrarian, rural

Agz (noun)

1. The letter X.

Agzah (conjunction)

1. Also. (Some suggest this is from Swedish "också", others that it's just evolution of kiZombie.)

Agzahra (adverb)

1. Exactly.

Agzang (noun)

1. Deed.
2. Action.
3. Behavior.

Agzang (verb)

1. To do.
2. To act.
3. To practice.

Agzbra!n (verb)

1. To explain.

Agzg (verb)

1. To ask.

Agzrah (noun)

1. X-ray.

Ah

Ah (preposition)

1. Of.

Ahhh (interjection)

1. Yes.

Ahm (verb)

1. To be.

Ahmran (verb)

1. To become.

Ahn (preposition)

1. To.
2. In.

Ahn!nn (preposition)

1. Within.

Ahnna (preposition)

1. Into.

'Ahn-na-ahn (preposition)

1. Between.

Aham (interjection)

1. Ahem.

Ahnran (verb)

1. To come.

Ahnzgaar (adverb)

1. Instead of.

Ahrh!man (noun)

1. The primary evil spirit in Zoroastrianism

Anamahz (noun)

1. Animals

Am

Am (verb)

1. To be.

Aman (interjection)

1. Amen.

Amaz!ng ('adjective)

1. Amazing

Ambarga (noun)

1. Embargo.

Amarh (verb)

1. To love. G-Zaz nah amarh harmanz - G-Zaz amarh zambahz!

Ambrang (verb)

1. To follow.
2. To believe.

Ambrang (noun)

1. Belief.

Ambrangam (noun)

1. Follower. Mazzaham-am am barhahbra!n g!az gab mah ambrangamz amarh mah nabrazzaz.

Amharmanz (noun)

1. Life.

Ammmmmm (interjection)

1. Ummmmmm.

An

An (article)

1. A, an. Grab an azzbag.

An (conjunction)

1. And.

An!m (noun)

1. Soul.
2. Spirit.

An!m!zm (noun)

1. Animism.

Anaam (adjective)

1. Unique.

Anazah (noun)

1. Another.

Anazambah (pronoun)

1. Anyone.

Anazang (noun)

1. Anything.

Ang!na (noun)

1. A heart attack.

Angrah (adjective)

1. Angry. (see also hangrah)

Anh (conjunction)

1. And.

Anmrh (noun)

1. Unlife.
2. Undeath.
3. Zombification.

Ann (preposition)

1. On.

Annagamz (interjection)

1. Any time!

Annarazhan (adjective)

1. Interesting.

Annarnazhannarh (adjective)

1. International.

Anragz (adverb)

1. Joyfully.
2. Happily.

Anrah (adverb)

1. Only.

Ar

Arab (noun)

1. A person from the geographical region of Arabia

Aragh (adverb)

1. Alright.
2. All right.

Aranzh (noun)

1. Orange (color)
2. Orange (citrus fruit)

Arahn (preposition)

1. Around.

Arahn Gah Bragh (phrase)

1. Erin Go Bragh, i.e. "Ireland forever." For Irish zombies.

Argaharh (noun)

1. Alcohol.

Arghazzm (noun)

1. Orgasm.

Arm (noun)

1. Arm.

Arn (verb)

1. To own.

Arr (adjective)

1. Old.

Arra!gn (verb)

1. To call someone before a court to answer for an indictment
2. To accuse someone of wrongdoing

Arragzang (noun)

1. Tradition.

Arrah (adjective)

1. Early.

Arraz (adverb)

1. Always.

Arza (adverb)

1. Also.
2. Too.

Arzhahm (adjective)

1. Awesome.

Az

Az (conjunction)

1. As.

Az (verb)

1. To be (for all forms)

Azgaban (noun)

1. Prison
2. Police Station
3. 'Shackleville' suburb

Azgama (noun)

1. Inuit.
2. Eskimo.

Az!an (adjective)

1. Asian

Azz (noun)

1. Ass.

'Azzarh (preposition)

1. Over. -- ie. azzarh zaarh, "over there"

Azzbag (noun)

1. Seat. Grab an azzbag.
2. Cushion.

Azzbangar (noun) (see Azzgrabarz)

1. Sodomite.
2. Necrophiliac.
3. Zombie who rapes humans.

Azzgraahn (noun)

1. Assclown.

Azzgrabarz (noun) (see Azzbangar)

1. Sodomite.
2. Necrophiliac.
3. Zombie who rapes humans.

Azz!gn (verb)

1. Assign

B

B!

B!g (noun)

1. Pit. (Bragh ragh B!g - 'Black as the Pit')

B!gam!z!ng (noun)

1. The act of having two wives at once

B!mb (adjective)

1. Pimp. Maarh b!mb hazz!

B!rg (noun)

1. Bird.

B!rznah (noun)

1. Birthday.

Ba

Ba

Ba (preposition)

1. By

Ba!

Ba!z (conjunction)

1. Or (from Amharic woys)

Baa

Baa (noun)

1. A sound made by sheep and Mrh-cows

Baag (noun)

1. Book

Baagbarn (noun)

1. Library (book-building)

Baaggrab (verb)

1. To read. Mah zambah ghan baaggrab baagz. Mah zambah naghan baaggrab bra!nz.

Baaggrabbarz (noun)

1. Literate. (literally book robbers)

Baaggrabz (adjective)

1. Study.

Baaghazarz (noun)

1. Librarian.

Baamarang (adverb)

1. Later.

Baamarang (noun)

1. Boomerang.

Baamarang (verb)

1. To leave with the intention of returning later.

Baarbaz (noun)

1. Porpoise/Dolphin.
2. Purpose.

Baarh (noun)

1. Pole. (za Baarh ahn Baarh - 'from Pole to Pole')

Bab

Baba (noun)

1. father

Babaghanaazh (noun)

1. Baba ghanoush. Mah zambah am nabra!nzbarg. Mah zambah nah barg bra!nz. Mah zambah barg babaghanaazh.

Babah (noun)

1. Baby.
2. Low-level player.

Babahbra!n Barn (noun)

1. School.

Babba (noun)

1. Lord.

Bag

Bag (adjective)

1. Having or pertaining to doctors. Harm bag man!
2. Big. This is more rare with the expanding use of the "!" sound, but some zombies continue to use this moribund form.

Bag (noun)

1. Doctor's bag.
2. Collection, corpus, or database.

Bagbagh (adjective)

1. Famous.

Bagbarn (noun)

1. Hospital.

Bagh (adjective)

1. Big.
2. Dominant.

Baghgab (noun)

1. Law.

Bag man (noun)

1. Doctor.

Bah

Bah (adjective)

1. Bad. Bah, bah harmanz!

Bah-bah (interjection)

1. Goodbye. Bah-bah, mah zambah brazzaz. Am ganna zzz.

Bahbra!n (noun)

1. Brain rot.
2. A zombie with brain rot.

Bahrang (adjective)

1. Boring.

Bam

Bam-mahbam (noun)

1. Suicide.

Ban

Banana (noun)

1. Banana.
2. Penis.

Bananabranz (adjective)

1. Stupid.
2. Crazy.
3. Thoughtless.

BananaRama (noun)

1. Sexual intercourse between zombies.
2. A zombie deity.
3. Sect.
4. False religion.

BananaRaman (adjective)

1. Heretical.

Banazhm!n (noun)

1. Punishment.

Bang (verb)

1. To engage is sexual intercourse.

Bang bang (adjective)

1. Pertaining to killing.

Bang bang (verb)

1. To kill.
2. To shoot.

Bang-bang haz (noun)

1. Police station. Literally, "gun house".

Bangbangar (noun)

1. Shooter.

Bang bang man (noun)

1. Zombie hunter.

Bang bang mama (noun)

1. Zombie hunter.

Bangbra!nz (noun)

1. Policy.

Bang-mahbang (verb)

1. To masturbate.

Ban!zh (verb)

1. Banish

Ban-hammarh (noun)

1. Ban-hammer

Banzaz (noun)

1. Flowers.
2. Pansies.

Bar

Barb (noun)

1. A thorn or sharp point
2. A witty joke

Barbarh (noun)

1. Barber

Barh (noun)

1. Bar.
2. Stick.

Barah (adverb)

1. Very.

Baraz (noun)

1. Paris, City of Lights.

Barbaga zaarz (noun)

1. BBQ sauce

Barbarh!an (noun)

1. Barbarian.

Barg (verb)

1. To eat.

Bargbarg (noun)

1. Dog.

Bargahnz (noun)

1. Bargains.

Barggrh (noun)

1. Feeding groan.

Bargh (verb)

1. To barge.

Barg z!ng (noun)

1. Food (lit. eat-things)

Barhah (noun)

1. Glory.
2. Bliss.
3. Nirvana.

Barhahmaz (noun)

1. Christmas.

Barhahbarn (noun)

1. Cathedral (Barhah-building)

Barhahbra!n (noun)

1. Religion.

Barhahnzaahng

1. Weltanschauung. The system of beliefs through which a zambah sees the world

Barhahrag (noun)

1. Relic.

Barhahraz (noun)

1. heaven (Barhah-kingdom)

Barn (noun)

1. building

Barnaaz (adjective)

1. Bernaise (sauce).

Barra (conjunction)

1. But. (from the Spanishpero)

Barragazh (noun)

1. Barricades.

Barrag!ng (verb)

1. Barraging

Baz

Bazaar (noun)

1. A mall.

Baza (adjectve)

1. Busy.

Bazg (noun)

1. Dusk.
2. Twilight.

Bazg (verb)

1. To bask.

Bazgha (noun)

1. Easter. (from the Greek Pascha)

Bazhan (noun)

1. Vision.

Bazzang (interjection)

1. A cry of defiance or joy.

Bg

Bgaz (conjunction)

1. Because.

Bh

Bhang (noun)

1. Bhang

Bhannam (noun)

1. Phoneme.
2. Letter (alphabet).

Br

Bra (noun)

1. Bra

Braag (noun)

1. Blood. Abzarb braag!

Braagh (adjective)

1. Proud.

Braagh (noun)

1. Pride.

Braaghrah (adverb)

1. Proudly.

Braam (noun)

1. Broom.

Braambarh (noun)

1. Broomstick.

Braaz (interjection)

1. Please. Braaz nah mrh mah!

Brabagz (noun)

1. Breasts.

Brabram (noun)

1. Problem. Nah brabram!

Brag (verb)

1. To brag.

Bragga (noun)

1. Bridge (game).

Bragh (adjective)

1. Black.

Bragram (noun)

1. Programme.

Brahman (noun)

1. The Hindu concept of the supreme spirit

Brahm!n (noun)

1. A member of the highest caste

Brahngagah (noun)

1. Vendetta

Brahzzaz (noun)

1. Comrades.

Bran (noun)

1. Bran.

Branz (noun)

1. See Bra!nz

Brang (verb)

1. To bring. Grab zam, anh brang zam haarh!
2. To give.
3. To lead.

Brar (verb)

1. To play.

Brarahz (noun)

1. Flowers.

Bra!nbag (noun)

1. Head.

Bra!nbarn (noun)

1. university (brain-building)
2. school

Bra!nbarnang (noun)

1. Learning.
2. Education.

Bra!nb!rg (noun)

1. Owl. (brain-bird)

Bra!ngab (verb)

1. To think.

Bra!ngrab (verb)

1. To know.
2. To understand.

Bra!nz (noun)

1. Brains
2. Food.

Bra!nzbarn (noun)

1. restaurant (food-building)

Bra!nz Rag (noun)

1. Brain Rot.

Bra!z!ng (noun)

1. Braising. The act of cooking with low heat.

Brazzahz (noun)

1. Comrades.

Brazzan (noun)

1. Present.

Brazza-habban (noun)

1. Fraternization. (brother-having)

Brrrh (interjection)

1. I am cold

Brrrg!ng HARRRRR!!!' (explative)

1. Bl@@dy Hell!
2. F***ing Hell!

G

G!

G!az (pronoun)

1. Which.

G!b (verb)

1. To kill. Ah g!b abara harman Ah z. (from the gaming slang term "gib")

G!bz {noun)

1. Kills. Mah zambah haz mannah g!bz.

G!gagram (noun)

1. One million kilograms

G!zz (noun / verb)

1. Kiss. G!zz mah azz, harman!
2. Jizz (semen)

G-

G-Zaz Haz (noun)

1. Church, lit Jesus's house.

Ga

Gaa

Gaa (pronoun)

1. You (singular).

Gaam (noun)

1. Game.

Gaaz (noun)

1. Cow.

Gaazarz (noun)

1. The Florida Gators basketball team.

Gab

Gab (noun)

1. Language.
2. Text.
3. Talk.

Gab (verb)

1. To talk. As in the zombie joke, "Gabbah gabbah, BANG!"
2. To give. G-Zaz gab gargazz.

Gabba (noun)

1. Chapter.
2. Gabber music.

Gabbah gabbah (verb)

1. To gobble up. Gabbah gabbah gargazz!

Gabbahgabbah (noun)

1. A speech.

Gabban (noun)

1. Discussion.

Gabgab (noun)

1. Language.

Gag

Gag

1. (verb): To be quiet
2. (noun): A corny joke

Gaga (adjective)

1. Infatuated

GaGab (noun)

1. Worship.
2. Prayer.

GaGab (verb)

1. To worship.
2. To pray.

Gagarah (noun)

1. A duck. (from russian)

Gah

Gahhahngg (verb)

1. To defend.

Gahn (adjective)

1. Gone.

Gahzazambah (noun)

1. Term for zombie linguists.

Gam

Gam (noun)

1. Gem.
2. Stone.
3. Leg.

Gamahnran (adjective)

1. Next.
2. Coming.

Gambag Raza!b (noun) see Hambagh Rar!b

1. Combat revive.

Gambarman (noun)

1. Compartment.
2. Section.

Gamma (noun)

1. A letter of the Greek alphabet
2. A type of radiation

Gamz (noun)

1. Time.
2. The ages.

Gan

Ganarazhar (noun)

1. Generator.
2. Power.

Gang (noun)

1. Horde.

Gangbang (noun)

1. Feeding frenzy.
2. Orgy.

Gangbangz (noun)

1. Sins.

Ganna (verb; auxiliary)

1. Future tense marker. Mah zambah ganna harm harmanz.

Ganz (noun)

1. Guns.

Ganzgrabh (noun)

1. A conscript.

Ganzgrabh (verb)

1. To conscript.
2. To draft.

Gar

Gar (noun)

1. Car.

Garagz (noun)

1. Crucifix.
2. Cross.
3. Garage.

Garb (noun)

1. Clothes

Garbahz (noun)

1. Garbage.

Garbh (noun)

1. Golf.

Gargazz (noun)

1. Body. G-Zaz zah-- am mah gargazz.
2. Carcass.

Garn!zh (verb)

1. To decorate, esp. food

Gaz

Gaz (noun)

1. God. Aaah mah gaz.

Gazga (noun)

1. Cat. (from Russian koshka)

Gazh (noun)

1. Gash.

Gh

Ghaarh (verb)

1. To care. (Mah zam nah ghaarh - 'I don't care')

Gham (verb)

1. To rise. Mazzah am gham! (probably from the Arabic qam)

Ghan (verb; auxiliary)

1. To be able to. Mah zambah ghan barg bra!nz.

Ghazh (noun)

1. Money.
2. Cash.

Gn

Gnazh (verb)

1. Gnash; to bare and grind one's teeth threateningly

Gr

Graagh (verb)

1. To test. graaghan -> testing.
2. To talk, to speak, to pontificate.

Graang (noun)

1. Ground.

Graanz (verb)

1. To groan. (Mah zambah graanz - 'I'm groaning')

Grab (verb)

1. To attack. Grab arm, harm man!
2. To look at.
3. To see.
4. To take.

Grag (noun)

1. Clock.

Grah (noun)

1. Game, playing the game. (from ukrainian)

(verb)

1. to talk, to speak, to make any sounds

Graham (noun)

1. a type of cracker

Grahm (noun)

1. Crom. Some zombies worship Crom because they know what is best in life.

Grahn (verb)

1. To groan.

Gram (noun)

1. A unit of measurement

Gramma (noun)

1. Grandmother.

Grammar (noun)

1. Grammar.

Granba (noun)

1. Grandfather.

Granraba (noun)

1. Whisky. (Glenlivet)

Grarrah (noun)

1. Glory.

Grazz (pronoun)

1. You (pl.).
2. Y'all.
3. You'uns.
4. You guys.

Grazzaz (noun)

1. Glasses.

Grazhaz (adjective)

1. Gracious.

Graz!ng (verb)

1. Grazing

Grh (preposition)

1. With.

Grh!mm!zh (noun)

1. Grimace

H

H!

H!gh (adjective)

1. High

H!ragana (noun)

1. A Japanese writing system

Ha

Ha!

Ha!h (noun)

1. Hail (a greeting.)
2. Hail (showery precipitation in the form of irregular pellets or balls of ice.)

Ha!h (verb)

1. To greet.
2. To unleash showery precipitation in the form of irregular pellets or balls of ice.

Ha!r (noun)

1. Hair.

Ha!rbra!n (adjective)

1. Hairbrained, as in "a hairbrained scheme"

Haa

Haah (adverb)

1. How.

Haahabarh (adverb)

1. However. (Haahabarh mazh gamz bah-bah haz - 'However much evil the ages have')

Haar (noun)

1. Hour.

Haar (verb)

1. To hire.

Haarh (adverb)

1. Here. Grab zam, anh brang zam haarh!

Haarz (noun)

1. Hair.

Hab

Hab (verb)

1. To help.

Hab bahnz (noun)

1. Hit Points.

Habbabaghamaz (noun)

1. Hippopotamus.

Habbagambaz (noun)

1. Hippocampus.

Habbah (adjective)

1. Happy.

Habbah hangrah (verb)

1. To eat, to dine.
2. Bon Appetit!

Habban (verb)

1. Having.

Habbanan (noun)

1. Happening.
2. Happenstance.
3. Circumstance. (Hhan mah Habbanan grabz mah bra!nz - 'When Circumstance clutches me')

Habganna (noun)

1. Will or desire, lit. have + future auxiliary

Habganna (verb)

1. To want.

Hag

Hag (verb)

1. To hug.

Hagz (epithet)

1. Hags / Witches -- essentially any denigrating epithet used toward women. "Harmanz grammaz arh hagz!"

Hagg!n (verb)

1. Hugging.
2. Sex. (slang)

Hagg!z (noun)

1. Haggis

Ham

Ham (noun)

1. Ham.
2. Home.

Ham (pronoun)

1. Him. Grab ham!

Hambagh Rar!b (noun)

1. Combat revive.

Hammarh (verb)

1. To attack.
2. To hammer.

Han

Hang (verb)

1. To hang. also hang!ng, usually in reference to a banana
2. To loom. (Am hangan Harrarh - 'The Horror looms')

Hangarh (noun)

1. A place where airplanes are kept.

Hangman (noun)

1. An executioner
2. A word game

Hangrah (adjective)

1. Hungry.
2. Angry.

Hanz (noun)

1. Hand.

Har

Har (pronoun)

1. Her. Grab her! (rare)

Haraam (adjective)

1. Haraam; a food that cannot be eaten by zombies of the muslim faith

Harhar (noun)

1. Joke.

Harm (noun)

1. Harm.

Harm (verb)

1. To harm. Harm bang bang man!

Harman (noun)

1. Survivor.
2. Mortal.

plural: harmanz

Harmanzgar (noun)

1. Volkswagen.

Harmbargarz (noun)

1. Hamburgers.

Harn (noun)

1. Horn.
2. Phome.
3. Radio transmitter.
4. Bullhorn.

Harrah grazz (interjection)

1. Here it goes.

Harrah (interjection)

1. Hurrah

Harrangaz (adjective)

1. Hollandaise (sauce)

Harrarh (noun)

1. Horror. Zah harrarh, zah harrarh!

Harrazz (verb)

1. Harass, pester, annoy

Haz

Haz (noun)

1. House.

Haz (verb)

1. Have.

Hazarmz (adjective)

1. Mighty.

Hazbrabagz (noun)

1. Girl.
2. Female.
3. Woman.

Hazmanbagz (noun)

1. Boy.
2. Male.
3. Man.

Hazz (noun)

1. Hat. Maarh b!mb hazz!

Hazzah (interjection)

1. Huzzah.

Hh

Hh!gh (noun)

1. Fight.

Hh!gh (verb)

1. To Fight.

Hhan (adverb)

1. When.

Hhahan (adverb)

1. If.

Hr

Hranz (noun)

1. Friends.

M

M!

M!azma (noun)

1. Miasma

M!bbarh (noun)

1. Fiddle.

M!g! bagh (noun)

1. Mixed-bag.

M!granz (noun)

1. Migraines

M!n!m!z!ng (verb)

1. Minimising

M!n!m!zm (noun)

1. Minimism

M!rh (noun)

1. Peace. (from the Russian mir)

M!rhazzan (adjective)

1. Peaceful.

M!zarrang!ng (verb)

1. Misarranging.

M!zra!z!ng (verb)

1. Raising one's children in an improper manner

M-

M-ahhrr (noun)

1. Cat.

Ma

Ma!

Ma!gz (noun)

1. Maid.

Ma!m!ng (verb)

1. Maiming

Maa

Maag (verb)

1. To make.

Maam (noun)

1. A polite way of addressing a woman

Maan (noun)

1. Moon.

Maanz (verb)

1. To moan. (nah maanz! - 'Don't moan!')

Maaz- (prefix)

1. Most.

Maazmannah (adjective)

1. Most.

Mag

Maganana (noun)

1. Macarena

Magaz!n (noun)

1. Magazine

Maggang (verb)

1. To build.

Magma (noun)

1. Molten rock

Magrabhan (noun)

1. Microphone.
2. Person of North African descent. (pejorative)

Mah

Mah (pronoun)

1. Possessive pronoun.

Mah zambah (pronoun)

1. I; me.

Mah zambah brazzahz (pronoun)

1. We; us.
2. You.

Mah zambah brazzahz ahn zazzaz (pronoun)

1. (formal) We; us.
2. (formal) You.

Mahgang gaar (noun)

1. Mating call.

Mam

Mama (noun)

1. Mother (sometimes in figurative meaning)

Mamaaz (adverb)

1. Almost.

Mamba (noun)

1. A zombie dance.
2. A venomous snake.

Man

Man (noun)

1. Human.

Mana (noun)

1. Magical power

Manag!ng (noun)

1. The act of managing something

Manbag (noun)

1. Male purse.

Manbagz (noun)

1. Testicles.

Manga (noun)

1. Japanese comic books

Mangah (verb)

1. To munch.

Mangang (verb)

1. To maintain.

Mannah (adjective)

1. Many.

Mann!zh (adjective)

1. Mannish

Manzana (noun)

1. Apple (from Spanish)

Manzhan (noun)

1. Mansion

Mar

Maranara zaarz (noun)

1. Marinara sauce.

Margarh!n (noun)

1. Margarine, a butter substitute

Margarh!za (noun)

1. Margarita.

Marg!n (noun)

1. Margin

Marh, Mahrh (adverb)

1. More.

Marharhahar (noun)

1. Motherfucker.

Marh-z (noun)

1. Mercy. Nah marh-z, harmanz!

Marh!mba ('noun')

1. Marimba

Marnang (noun)

1. Morning.

Marrara (adverb)

1. Merrily.

Marzan (noun)

1. Malton.

Maz

Maz (auxiliary verb)

1. Must.

Mazah (noun)

1. Mercy.

Maz hab (verb)

1. To need.

Mazh (adjective)

1. Much.

Mazhamarah (adverb)

1. First. (from Amharic mejameriya)

Mazza (noun)

1. Master.

Mazzagrh (verb)

1. To massacre.

Mazzah (noun)

1. Christ. Mazzah am gham!
2. Messiah.

Mazzaham (noun)

1. Christian.

Mazzaham-am (noun)

1. Christianity.

Mazzag!ng (noun)

1. The act of massaging

Mm

Mmm (adverb)

1. Tasty. Harmanz branz arh mmm...

Mmm (verb)

1. to like. (not obligatory about food) Zambahz mmm harmanz!

Mr

Mrh (noun)

1. Life

Mrh (verb)

1. To live. found mostly as the imperative, Live!

Mrh? (interjection)

1. What?
2. Who?
3. When?
4. Where?
5. Why?
6. Revive me, please.

Mrh-baggaz (interjection)

1. Why?
2. Wherefore?

Mrh-banana (noun)

1. Revivification syringe.

Mrh-bangz (noun)

1. Revivification syringe.

Mrhbarn, Mrh-barn (noun)

1. Revive clinic.

Mrh-mann (noun)

1. Reviver

mrh-manz (noun, plural)

1. Survivors with Revival Skills (in general)
2. Necrotech staff

N

N!

N!gh

1. Night.

N!ngah (noun)

1. Ninja.
2. Trenchcoater.

Na

Na (article)

1. No.

Na (interjection)

1. No.

Na (verb; imperative)

1. Don't.

Na- (prefix)

1. Not/Un. Na is a prefix that is frequently used in kiZombie.

Na-ahn (preposition)

1. Without (location).

Na-ahnna (preposition)

1. From.
2. Out of. Brang mah zambah brazzahz na-ahnna bang bang man

Na-ann (preposition)

1. Under. (not on)

Na-Z (adjective)

1. Invisible.

Naagz (noun)

1. Note.

Nab

Nab (verb)

1. Grab

Nabagh (adjective)

1. Small.

Nabah (adjective)

1. Good.

Nabah-ahnran (interjection)

1. Welcome.

Nabahbrang (verb)

1. To help.

Nabar (adverb)

1. Never.

Nabarmang (noun)

1. Nevermind.

Nabarzarazz (adverb)

1. Nevertheless.

Nabgaz (adverb)

1. Although.
2. While.

Nabra!nzbarg (adjective)

1. Vegeterian. Mah zambah nah barg bra!nz. Mah zambah barg babaghanaazh. Mah zambah am nabra!nzbarg.

Nabragh (adjective)

1. White. (not-black)

Nabrazzaz (noun)

1. Enemy. Mazzaham-am am barhahbra!n g!az gab mah ambrangamz amarh mah nabrazzaz.

Nag

Nag

1. (verb): to pester
2. (noun): an old horse

Naga (noun)

1. A mythical being, half-man and half-snake

Naggahz (noun)

1. Friends. (pej. esp. from harmanz.)

Naghan (verb; auxiliary)

1. To be unable to. Harmanz naghan barg bra!nz.

Nagrabz (interjection)

1. Please. also "braaz"

Nah

Nah (verb; auxiliary)

1. Doesn't. Mah zambah nah harmz harmanz.

Nah (adverb)

1. Not.

Nah-haarh (adverb)

1. Nowhere.

Nah-namrh (adjective)

1. Undead.

nahabbah (adjective)

1. Unhappy, sad.
2. Angry.

nahabbah-gab (noun)

1. Complaining, whining.

Naharman (noun)

1. Immortal.

Nahgz (verb)

1. To need. Mah zambah nahgz marh bra!nz!

Nahran (adjective)

1. Restricted.

Nam

Namannah (adjective)

1. Few.

Nambah (noun)

1. Number.

Namrh (adjective)

1. Dead.

Namrh (verb)

1. To die.

Namz (noun)

1. Name.

Nan

Nanagrab (verb)

1. To reject.

Nar

Narh (adverb)

1. Only. (from german nur)

Naz

Naz (adjective)

1. Nice. Am naz zambah.

Naz!ng (noun)

1. Nothing.

Naz!zm (noun)

1. Nazism

Na-zhanna (adjective)

1. Dark. (not shiny)

R

R!

R!bz (noun)

1. Ribs.

R!gh (noun)

1. Light.

R!n (verb)

1. To win.

R!z!zanz (noun)

1. Resistance (ie Ragrabang R!z!zanz!)

Ra

Ra!

Ra!n (noun)

1. Rain.

Rarzrn (noun)

1. Raisin

Raa

Raa (verb)

1. To row.

Raag (adverb)

1. Like.

Raabab (verb)

1. Revive.

Rab

Rab (verb)

1. To love.

Rabah (noun)

1. Lover. Mah zambah rabah.

Rabaz (noun)

1. Ruckus.

Rabaz (verb)

1. To make a ruckus.

Raba!rh (verb)

1. Repair.

Rabazaman (noun)

1. Revolution.

Rabbah (noun)

1. Rabbi
2. Poss. Robber

Rabbahz

1. Robbers, ie. "RNA Rabbahz!" - Necronet Employees.

Rabb! (noun)

1. Rabbi.

Rabb!n!zm (noun)

1. Rabbinism; the collective Rabbinic teachings and traditions.

Rabrarah (noun)

1. Library.

Rabzar (noun)

1. Lobster.

Rag

Ragabazh (noun)

1. An idle, ragged person (ragabash)

Ragargan (preposition)

1. Regarding.

Ragg (noun)

1. Leg.

Ragg-hanz (noun)

1. Foot. (leg-hand)

Ragh (adjective)

1. Correct.
2. Right.

Ragz (noun)

1. Clothes.

Rah

Rah nah (noun)

1. Now.
2. Right Now.
3. Immediately.
4. Today.

Rahz (verb)

1. To rush.

Rahzrrragz-an (noun)

1. Resurrection. Zambah G-zaz am Rahzrrragz-an!

Ram

Ram (noun)

1. Ram.
2. Lamb.
3. Rum.

Ram (verb)

1. To ram.
2. To attack barricades.
3. Sheep, lamb, or ram, as in the popular zombie nursery rhyme Marrah haz hra babbah ram (Mary had a little lamb)

Ramram (verb)

1. To demolish.

Ramramz (noun)

1. Demolition.

Ramambarh (verb)

1. To remember.

Ran

Ran (verb)

1. To go. Ran Gaazarz!

Ranbagz (noun)

1. Mail.

Ranzag (verb)

1. To ransack.

Rar

Rarazh (noun)

1. Relish, (as in mint, sweet pickle, orange)

Rarn (verb)

1. Learn. Harmanz nabar rarn.

Raz

Razagrang (noun)

1. Recycling.

Raznaza (noun)

1. Difference. (from Russian raznica)

Razz (noun)

1. Tease

Razz!a (noun)

1. Raid.

Rh

Rh!mzhab (noun)

1. Rimjob

Rh!zzan (verb)

1. To listen.

Rhabarb (noun)

1. Rubarb

Rhah (prounoun)

1. What.

Rn

RNA (noun)

1. Ribo-nucleic acid

Rngrrn (noun)

1. Penguin

Rr

Rra!nz (noun)

1. Ruins.

Rrahrh (adverb)

1. Very. Ahm rhahrh rrhnrrh.

Rrhnrrh (adjective)

1. Lonely. Ahm rhahrh rrhnrrh.

Z

Z (verb)

1. To see.

Z!

Z!gzagg!ng (verb)

1. Zigzagging

Z!gma (noun)

1. Sigma, a letter of the Greek alphabet

Z!nam!n (noun)

1. Cinnamon

Z!ng (verb)

1. To sing.
2. To make a cutting remark

Z!ng!ng (noun)

1. Singing.
2. Music.

Z!ngz (noun)

1. Things.

Z!rh!ng (noun)

1. Ceiling.

Za

Za-

Za- (prefix)

1. Possessive prefix.

Za!

Za!b!n (adverb)

1. Saving.
2. Except.

Zaa

Zaa (preposition)

1. to (directional). Mah Barhah brangz zah zambahz zaa zah bazaar.

Zaagarh (noun)

1. Seeker.

Zaan (adverb)

1. Soon.

Zaarh (noun)

1. Soul. (na ganna bang-bang mah Zaarh - 'My soul can't be destroyed')

Zab

Zabaga (noun)

1. Dog. (from Russian sobaka)

see also bargbarg

Zag

Zagzaz (noun)

1. Success

Zagzazbah (adjective)

1. Successful

Zah

Zah (article)

1. The. Hammar zah barragaz!
2. That.

(adverb)

1. So.

(verb)

1. To say. G-zaz zah -- am mah gargazz.
2. To see. ah zah nah harmanz!

Zahah (interjection)

1. Uh-huh.

Zahmarrah (noun)

1. Tomorrow.

Zahnz (verb)

1. To dance.

Zahnz!n (adjective)

1. Dancing.

Zahrh (noun)

1. Tour.

Zahz (verb)

1. To say. Zambah zahz nah.

Zahzgaarh (adverb)

1. There.

Zam

Zam (pronoun)

1. Them. Grab zam, anh brang zam haarh!
2. They.
3. It.

Zam (noun)

1. Zombie.

Zamarrah (noun)

1. Tomorrow.

ZaMarzan (noun)

1. Maltonite.

Zambarg! (noun)

1. Government of zombies.

Zambah-bazhann (adjective)

1. Racist. (zombie-bashing)

Zambrara (noun)

1. Hat. (sombrero)

Zamgamz (adverb)

1. Sometimes.

Zamgrh

1. kiZombie language. (may refer to Death Rattle linguistics in general)

Zamha!n

1. Samhain

Zamm (adjective)

1. Some.

Zamrhm (noun)

1. Poetry.

Zan

Zan (noun)

1. Sun
2. Son

Zanraaz (noun)

1. Sunrise
2. Dawn

Zanzat (noun)

1. Sunset

Zanzhan (noun)

1. Sunshine

Zang (noun)

1. Song

Zangrh!ah (noun)

1. Sangria

Zar

Zarang (verb)

1. To sort. Zarang Zambrara -- Sorting Hat.

Zargar (noun)

1. Zerger.

Zarman (noun)

1. Sermon.

Zarzarah (noun)

1. Philosopher.
2. Sorcerer.

Zaz

Zazzab (interjection)

1. What's up?

Zazzahz (noun)

1. Sisters.

Zazzazh (noun)

1. Sausage.
2. Male reproductive organ.
3. Intestines.

Zb

Zbaan (noun)

1. Spoon.

Zbah (noun)

1. Spy.

Zbam (noun)

1. Spam.

Zbazhah (adjective)

1. Special

Zbazhaha (adverb)

1. Especially.

Zg

Zg!n (noun)

1. Skin.
2. Fleece.

Zg!zz (noun)

1. Skills.

Zgaarah (adjective)

1. Scary.

Zgaarh (noun)

1. Place.

Zgabah (adjective)

1. Stupid.
2. Foolish.
3. Dumb.

Zgabzhaz (noun)

1. Sculpture.
2. Monument.

Zgr!bh (noun)

1. Script.

Zgr!h (noun)

1. Squid.

Zgraarh (noun)

1. Scroll.

Zgrabga (verb)

1. To write.

Zgrabbah (verb)

1. To scribble, write

Zh

Zh!m Baam (noun)

1. Bourbon (cf. Jim Beam)

Zh!n (noun)

1. Shin

Zh!na (noun)

1. Dish
2. Ceramics
3. China

Zh!zh-gabab (noun)

1. Shish-kebab

Zhaag (noun)

1. Shade (am hangan Zhaag - 'The Shade looms')

Zhaag (verb)

1. To shake

Zhaar (verb)

1. To share

Zhaarzh (noun)

1. Church

Zhaaz (verb)

1. To show

Zhabbang (noun)

1. Shopping

Zhabbang (verb)

1. Assault on a mall

Zhabz (noun)

1. Ship

Zhag (noun)

1. Long hair

Zhag (verb)

1. To have sex

Zhaman (noun)

1. Shaman

Zhaman!zm (noun)

1. Shamanism

Zhamb (verb)

1. To jump

Zhan (verb)

1. To shine

Zhangha! (verb)

1. To shanghai
2. To press gang
3. To kidnap

Zhangha!!ng (noun)

1. Shanghaiing
2. Kidnapping
3. Usurping

Zhanna (adjective)

1. Shiny
2. Bright

Zhanra (adverb)

1. Gently

Zhanz (noun)

1. Chance (Hhan mah Zhanz haz manna bang-bangz - 'when Chance bludgeons me greatly')

Zharam (noun)

1. Serum

Zharazahra (noun)

1. Territory

Zhazna-gab (adverb)

1. Really (from Russian chestno, 'honestly' and gab-- 'to speak honestly')

Zm

Zmagma (noun)

1. Smegma

Zmargazbarg (noun)

1. Smorgasbord.

Zmargh (noun)

1. An alternate name for k!Zambah.
2. Smart.

Zmarm (noun)

1. Smarm

Zmazh (verb)

1. To smash.

Zn

Znaagah (adjective)

1. Sneaky.

Znag (noun)

1. Snow. (from Russian sneg)
2. Snag.

Znah (noun)

1. Snow.

Zz

Zzzz (verb)

1. To sleep.
2. To sway.

Zzzzargh (noun)

1. Nightmare.

Zzzzhhhhhhh (verb)

1. Quiet. Used in the imperative, like "Shhhh!!!!"

Zzzz-gab (noun)

1. Dream.

!

! (exclamation)

1. Most equivalent to "Ah!" or "Gasp!" as seen in human comics. Expresses both surprise and pain.

Proper Nouns

Names

Abraham, Abram

1. Founding patriarch of the Israelites

Abba

1. The musical group Abba.

Abzarb zaAmharmanz

1. Elixir of Life.

Ahab

1. Captain of the Pequod

Am!r! Bananaman

1. Emily Dickinson.

Amarrah Ragazzah

1. Emeril Lagasse.

Ananz!h

1. Anansi, an African trickster god

Anna

1. A female given name

ANA-HAARga Baaggrabz Gang

1. The Quartly Study Group.

Anrah Aggazah

1. An American tennis player

Azarh!arh

1. Hank Azaria

Babarh

1. Babar, king of the elephants

Baraz Hargan (noun)

1. Heiress to the Hotel Fortunes.

Barbara

1. Barbara.

Barbamarz

1. Voldemort.

Barbrah Ahn

1. Barbara Ann.

Barhah

1. (roughly) The Glory of Zombification

Brahmz

1. A famous composer

Bra!nman Znaab

1. Professor Snape.

Gha!n Aazgan

1. Jane Austen.

Grab an Barg

1. Gryffindor.

Graga Mahah

1. Draco Malfoy.

G-Zaz

1. Jesus.

Gagarh!n

1. Yuri Gagarin

Hab an Bab

1. Hufflepuff.

Hagarh

1. Handmaiden of Abraham
2. Sammy Hagar, rock musician
3. Hagar the horrible, cartoon viking

Haggah-Baggah

1. The Hokey-Pokey.

Hannah-Barbarrah

1. Hanna-Barbera animation studios

Harrah Bahbra!nz

1. Harry Potter.

MG Hammar

1. MC Hammer.

Nagaraz Brahma

1. Nicholas Flamel.

Rab an Grarh

1. Ravenclaw.

Zabarman

1. Superman.

Zarzarahz Gam

1. Philosopher's Stone.
2. Sorcerer's Stone.

Zgrabbarh

1. Scrabble.

Zhaar

1. The singer Cher.

Zhaarzh zaRahzrrragz-an

1. The Church of the Resurrection

Z!zaran

1. Slytherin.

Toponymns

In Malton

A list of locations that can be death-rattled by zombies

Arr Arrgam

1. Old Arkham

Bagganbr!hh

1. Buttonville

Barhabarr

1. Barrville

Braagzbrhh

1. Brooksville

Braghmarh / Braghmarr

1. Blackmore

Ghargar Mahh

1. Caiger Mall.

Gragg Haagz

1. Grigg Heights

Nah Arrgam

1. New Arkham

R!gh H!hhz

1. Wyke Hills

Ragaban

1. Yagoton

Raganbang

1. Reganbank

Ragrabang

1. Ridleybank

Razh Grahzaagh

1. West Grayside

Zhaarbang

1. Shearbank

Zharh H!hhz

1. Shore Hills

!zanbah

1. Eastonwood.

Elsewhere

Amrhga

1. America

Arab!arh

1. Arabia

Arm!n!arh

1. Armenia

Azz-Grabban

1. Azkaban.

Bahamaz

1. The Bahamas.

Barrnaz

1. Bollnäs, Sweden.

Bazra

1. Basra, Iraq

B!rm!ngham

1. Birmingham

Braaghbagh Maangan

1. Brokeback Mountain.

Brzg!am

1. Belgium

Gamb!arh

1. Gambia

Ghana

1. Ghana

Habana

1. Havana, Cuba

M!zar

1. Mizar

Nam!b!arh

1. Namibia

Nragara

1. Niagara Falls, New York

Zanzabar

1. Zanzibar.

Events

Marrh Zahrh

1. Mall Tour.

Ragnaragh

1. Ragnarok.