In other words, a to zedonk

• allegorical, adjective. Of, characteristic of, or containing allegory (representing abstract ideas or principles in the form of characters, figures, events, etc.).
• anagogical, adjective. Relating to a mystical interpretation of a word, passage, or text, especially scriptural exegesis that detects allusions to heaven or the afterlife.
• autopistos, adjective. trustworthy in and of itself; specifically, a term used by the Protestant scholastics to denote the self-authenticating character of scriptural authority.
• chutzpadik, adjective. (especially in Jewish usage) Showing chutzpah; impudent, impertinent; audacious, very self-confident.
• febrile, adjective. Having or showing the symptoms of a fever; feverish.
• hagiologist, noun. A writer of a hagiography, or an account of the life of a saint; a hagiographer.
• haplography, noun. The accidental writing of only one letter or syllable where there should be two similar letters or syllables; inadvertent omission of a repeated letter or letters in writing.
• herb, noun. A flowering plant whose stem above ground does not become woody; such a plant when valued for its medicinal properties, flavor, scent, or the like.
• herbaceous, adjective. Of, denoting, or relating to herbs (in the botanical sense).
• herbage, noun. Nonwoody vegetation; the succulent parts, leaves and stems, of herbaceous plants.
• medium coeli, noun. The point in the sky directly overhead; the highest point of the celestial sphere as viewed from any particular place.
• ontic, adjective. Relating to entities and the facts about them; relating to real as opposed to phenomenal existence.
• parablepsis, noun. A circumstance in which a scribe miscopies text due to inadvertently looking to the side while copying, or accidentally skips over some of it; abnormal vision (obsolete).
• polyvalent, adjective. Having many different functions, forms, or facets.
• prolegomenon, noun. A critical or discursive introduction to a book.
• quadriga, noun. A chariot drawn by four horses abreast; from thence applied to the “fourfold sense” (or interpretation) of Scripture – that each passage of Scripture has four dimensions of meaning (literal, allegorical, tropological, anagogical).
• reify, verb. To make something abstract more concrete or real.
• supputation, noun. The act or process or an instance of calculating; computation, reckoning.
• titular, adjective. Holding or constituting a purely formal position or title without any real authority.
• tropological, adjective. Relating to a mode of biblical interpretation that insists on the morally edifying sense of tropes in the Scriptures.
• wildland, noun. Land in a natural or uncultivated state (also in plural in same sense); also, a region or tract of such land. 
• zebrule, noun. A hybrid offspring of a male zebra and a female equine; especially a zedonk. 
• zedonk, noun. A hybrid offspring of a zebra and a donkey.