zi-zo-du · W108
zizodu · du-role in biological coupling · ⏳
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| Domain | biology / reproduction |
| Class | role / biological attribute |
| Type | compound |
| Register | technical / biological |
| First use | pending corpus attestation |
Composition
zi-zo (biological coupling event, W106) + du (result/effect) — the participant occupying the substrate/receiving-contribution role within the coupling. Head-final: du specifies which of the two symmetric roles this participant occupies.
Definition
the du-role participant in a biological coupling event; the party whose gametic contribution is the large, nutrient-rich, substrate-receiving type; female in the biological gamete-asymmetry sense.
Notes
This is a biological role description, not a social category. Anchors to anisogamy: the egg contributor supplies the cell that hosts gamete fusion and initiates development; this is the du (result/destination) role because the event's developmental continuation originates in that gamete. Sex-neutral social identity: see W107 notes. zi-zo-du is biological register only. Complementary pair: zi-zo-go (W107) is the go-role participant. Species with simultaneous hermaphroditism occupy both roles sequentially or simultaneously — this is a role description, not an exclusive biological partition in all organisms.
Related
zi-zo (W106), zi-zo-go (W107), du (primitive: result/effect)
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