Tzi-ë

Pronounced Ts-uh

Is everything and nothing.

It can be used as a noun, verb, adjective, adverb, preposition, conjunction, interjection, and virtually all other parts of speech both colloquial and genuine.

Tzi-ë can also be used to express nothingness, by way of using it in such a way that it will make no sense. In the sense that the word "thingamajig" is used to adress an unknown object.

Guess what? I'm going to get a tzi-ë today!

Man... that guy is such a tzi–ë!

I dont know what to get... I think I'm going to get the Tzi-ë.

Tzi-ë tzi-ë tzi-ë tzi-ë tzi-ë tzi-ë... tzi-ë tzi-ë tzi-ë tzi-ë tzi-ë tzi-ë tzi-ë Tzi-ë (direction translation of the above)

You're a TZI-Ë!!!

I thing your presentation went tzi-ë today.

by pbbttzi-ë August 17, 2011

tzietel

The type of person who steps out on other roommates refusing to pay for utilities or rent.

That bitch tzieteled me leaving me with four hundred dollars in bills and no forwarding address.

by jambone55 July 31, 2011