In a certain code language, 'CRANE' is written as 'DSZOV' and 'GLOVE' is written as 'HMLWV'. How will 'SHIRT' be written in that language?

The logic followed here is: In each word, every consonant is written as its immediately succeeding letter (+1), and every vowel is written as its opposite letter as per the English alphabetical series. For 'CRANE': C (Consonant) → D (+1) R (Consonant) → S (+1) A (Vowel) → Z (Opposite) N (Consonant) → O (+1) E (Vowel) → V (Opposite) So, 'CRANE' becomes 'DSZOV'. For 'GLOVE': G (Consonant) → H (+1) L (Consonant) → M (+1) O (Vowel) → L (Opposite) V (Consonant) → W (+1) E (Vowel) → V (Opposite) So, 'GLOVE' becomes 'HMLWV'. Similarly, for 'SHIRT': S (Consonant) → T (+1) H (Consonant) → I (+1) I (Vowel) → R (Opposite) R (Consonant) → S (+1) T (Consonant) → U (+1) So, 'SHIRT' is written as 'TIRSU'.