záⁿ-sta

záⁿ-sta 
zóⁿsta 
adjective 
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1. When it refers to fruits, grasses, etc., it has a good meaning: emitting a pleasant odor. 2. When applied to animals, meat, etc., it has a bad meaning: emitting a bad smell.  
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Second link a continuation of primary slip. Third link contains handwritten word.
Added/modified by: Darcy M Smith on 5/11/11, 12:00 AM
 
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Gloss

EnglishLast Modified ByCitationLinkActions
fragrantCatherine RudinView
smellyCatherine RudinView
stinkCatherine RudinView

Native Definitions

DefinitionLast Modified ByCitationLinkActions
Fragrant, nice-smelling; of fruits or grasses.Catherine RudinView
Stinking, having a bad smell, sour or rotten-smelling; of animals, meat, milk, etc.Catherine RudinView