ze-

1. aprefix, sometimes used instead ofz- in front of aconsonant

   ‎ze- + ‎sílit → ‎zesílit

   ‎ze- + ‎zelenat → ‎zezelenat

   ‎ze- + ‎mřít → ‎zemřít

• z-

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ze-

1. obsolete form ofzer-
   • 1545, Martin Luther, et al. (translators),Biblia, Hans Lufft, Leviticus 8:19b-20

     Vnd Mose sprenget des bluts auff den Altar vmb her /zehieb den Widder in stücke / vnd zündet an das heubt / die stücke vnd den strumpff

     And Moses sprinkled around some of the blood onto the altar,chopped the ram in pieces, and ignited the head, the pieces and the trunk

• IPA^(key): /zɛ/

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• Rhymes:-ɛ
• Syllabification:ze-
• Homophone:ze

ze-

1. alternative form ofz-, used before certain consonant clusters

   ‎ze- + ‎psuć → ‎zepsuć

   ‎ze- + ‎mdleć → ‎zemdleć

• ze- in Polish dictionaries at PWN

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