to struggle; to attempt to support oneself or break free from a difficult situation or physical constraint

solid; sturdy; firm; strong

to be stationed or quartered; used when referring to troops or personnel assigned to a specific location

firm and solid; reliable; down-to-earth and practical

to wrap or bind up; to pack or bundle; to dress a wound

To tie or bind together; to fasten with string or rope.

(of an idea, belief, etc.) to take hold or become firmly established in the mind

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791), Austrian composer

to pitch a tent; to encamp; to bivouac

Muammar Gaddafi (1942-2011), the former leader of Libya

to put up a last-ditch struggle while on the verge of death or failure

to move forward steadily and strike sure blows, especially in fighting; used to describe doing things carefully, reliably, and without taking unnecessary risks

To build a camp and settle down; used for military units or organizations establishing a temporary residence.

Hamid Karzai (1957-), Afghan politician and president from 2004 to 2014

to give or receive a medical injection; to have a shot

dazzling or hurting the eyes; visually painful due to bright light

Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates (UAE)

Zaire; former name of the Democratic Republic of the Congo

to tie or bind up; to lace or strap something securely

Honoré de Balzac (1799-1850), French novelist who wrote the collection of stories called "The Human Comedy".

Nursultan Nazarbayev (1940-), the president of Kazakhstan from 1990 to 2019

to tie up; bundle up; pack; dress or wrap a wound

folding stool with a fabric or strap seat and legs that cross like an X; easily portable and collapsible

Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania

To prick the hand with a sharp point or needle

to use a traditional Chinese dyeing technique where fabric is knotted or tied before immersion in dye

to gather in a group; to flock together or socialize in a small crowd

Draft beer; fresh beer that has not been pasteurized, typically served from a keg or in a large glass mug.

Mark Zuckerberg (1984-), American computer programmer, co-founder and CEO of Facebook

Zhalantun, a county-level city in [[呼伦贝尔市|呼倫貝爾市|hu1 lun2 bei4 er3 shi4]] in Inner Mongolia

Azania, a historical name for parts of Southeast Africa, used in modern contexts to refer to South Africa.

bazaar (loanword), also used as a name

Zhalantun, a county-level city in Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia

Jianzha County in Huangnan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture [[黄南藏族自治州|黃南藏族自治州|huang2 nan2 zang4 zu2 zi4 zhi4 zhou1]], Qinghai Province

(colloquial) to dive headfirst into water; to swim underwater with the head submerged

Jarud banner in [[通辽|通遼|tong1 liao2]], Inner Mongolia

Asif Ali Zardari (1956-), Pakistani People's Party politician and president of Pakistan from 2008 to 2013

Jianzha County in Huangnan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai

strong; sturdy; awesome

(coll.) a red-tasseled lance or spear, featuring a sharp blade at the end of a wooden shaft. Also called [[红缨枪|紅纓槍|hong2 ying1 qiang1]].

Jalaid banner, a Mongolian administrative division in [[兴安盟|興安盟|xing1 an1 meng2]], Inner Mongolia

To weave together and tie up; to braid and bind

(variant form) narrow or cramped; small and confining

(onomatopoetic) the sound of crunching, such as that made by marching feet

to stretch out or spread apart, such as one's fingers or branches; to stand on end, as hair does

Jarud banner or Jarud khoshuu in [[通辽|通遼|tong1 liao2]], Inner Mongolia

the Zagros mountains of southwest Iran

Magyar; Hungarian

Jamal al-Din ibn Muhammad al-Najjari (13th century), famous Persian astronomer and scholar who served [[忽必烈|忽必烈|hu1 bi4 lie4]] from c. 1260