jutsi -jut- gismu

x1 is a species of genus x2, family x3, etc.; [open-ended tree-structure categorization].

Also subspecies, order, phylum; (places do not correspond to specific levels in the hierarchy; rather, x1 is at a "lower" or "bushier" part of the tree than x2, x2 is "lower" than x3, etc.; skipping a place thus means that there is one or more known-and-unspecified levels of hierarchy between the two); not limited to Linnean animal/plant taxonomy. See also klesi, lanzu.

In definition:

ninvokslicpi
x1 cipni x2 noi jutsi fi la'o banlu'atu. Parulidae .banlu'atu

In notes:

klesi
x1 (mass/si'o) is a class/category/subgroup/subset within x2 with defining property x3 (ka).
lanzu
x1 (mass) is a family with members including x2 bonded/tied/joined according to standard x3.
jicymivykle
k1=jm1=ji3 is a phylum [animals]/division [plants] within/of kingdom [biology] k2=ji2.
jutcmi
x1 (organism) is a member of species x2, genus x3, etc.
jutlei
x1 (living being) belongs to species/taxon x2
jutmupli
x1=m1 is a specimen of a species/subspecies defined by traits including x2=m2, classified as x3=m3=j1, genus x4=m3=j2, etc.
seljimcymivykle
k1=jm1=ji3 is a kingdom [biology] of domain [biology] k2.
speci
x1 is an x2 of species/cultivar/breed/taxon x3.
ze'e'a (exp!)
n-Merge Conversion: placed immediately before a selbri, merges x2 and all xa places.
ze'e'au (exp!)
n-Merge Conversion: placed immediately before a selbri, merges all xa places.
ze'e'e (exp!)
n-Merge Conversion: placed immediately before a selbri, merges x5 and all xa places.
ze'e'i (exp!)
n-Merge Conversion: placed immediately before a selbri, merges x1 and all xa places.
ze'e'o (exp!)
n-Merge Conversion: placed immediately before a selbri, merges x4 and all xa places.
ze'e'u (exp!)
n-Merge Conversion: placed immediately before a selbri, merges x3 and all xa places.
irkasa
x1 is a race/breed/strain of x2
ordre
x1 is a Linnaean order, between family and class
tcaudu
x1 is the formatted address for something - (with format) starting with x2, which is an address/locality/administrative subunit/region which belongs to slightly broader address/locality/administrative subunit/region x3, which in turn itself belongs to a slightly broader address/locality/administrative subunit/region x4, \dots (etc.).