3.1.71.2 z-l-t > z-t Yellow; jaune (cf. z-l-n > z-n, 3.1.70) |
| Sbc. | zute | a flower |
| Sbc. | zutate | Redwing, 342 |
| Sbc. | zutica | a variety of olive |
| Sbc. | zutac et var. | Yellow Ammer, 438 |
| Sbc. | zutko | name of a yellow cat |
| Sbc. | zuta norva | Ferruginous Duck, 51 |
| Sbc. | zutuga | jaundice |
| Sbc. | zutarica | Oriole, 296 |
| Slk. | Zotí drost | Oriole, 296 |
| Czech | zutochvost | Redstart, 347 |
| Czech | zoute d'atel' | Pic vert, 270 |
| Slk. | zoute drost | Redwing, 342 |
| Ukr. | zovtyj | yellow |
| Sbc. | zuçkast | yellowish |
| Sbc. | zuç | bile |
| Sbc. | zuçov | yellow dog; zuja yellow animal |
| Sbc. | zucka | Yellow Ammer, 438 |
| Sbc. | zucan | Ruddy Shelduck, 37 |
| Anc.Greek | xouthós | yellowish (< Sl.; the Ezerites, a Slavic tribe, invaded Greece) |