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zuni:noun:0 | A member of the Zuni, an Indigenous ethnolinguistic group of western New Mexico. | zuni | tier2 |
zuni:noun:1 | The language spoken by the Zuni people of western New Mexico. | zuni | tier2 |
zurich:encyclopedia | Zurich (German: Zürich) is the largest city in Switzerland and the capital of the canton of the same name. Situated at the northwestern tip of Lake Zurich and traversed by the Limmat River, it occupies a strategic position at the intersection of major north–south and east–west European routes. Although not the federal ... | zurich | tier2 |
zurich:noun:0 | The largest city in Switzerland, located in the north-central part of the country on Lake Zurich, an important global financial center and cultural hub. | zurich | tier2 |
zurich:noun:1 | The canton in north-central Switzerland of which Zurich is the capital, noted for its economic importance and high population density. | zurich | tier2 |
zurich:noun:2 | By extension, the financial market and institutions associated with the city of Zurich, especially in international finance contexts. | zurich | tier2 |
zweig:encyclopedia | Zweig
Zweig (German for “branch”) denotes a part that extends from a main body, serving as a subsidiary or offshoot. The concept spans literal biology and architecture to abstract constructs across the sciences and humanities. In scholarly language, a Zweig often signals a subdivision that preserves connectivity with ... | zweig | tier2 |
zweig:noun:0 | A slender woody shoot extending from the main stem of a plant or tree; a structural subdivision of a plant. | zweig | tier2 |
zweig:noun:1 | A subdivision of a larger organization or system, such as a department or division. | zweig | tier2 |
zweig:noun:2 | A German surname meaning branch, used as a family name. | zweig | tier2 |
zwieback:encyclopedia | Zwieback
zwieback is a form of bread produced by a twice-baked process, yielding a dry, crisp loaf with extended shelf life. The core concept—bake a loaf, cool, slice, and bake again—has made zwieback a practical staple in many European foodways, valued for longevity, portability, and ease of use. Etymologically, the ... | zwieback | tier3 |
zwieback:noun:0 | Dry bread product made by twice baking a loaf or slice, producing a crisp, shelf-stable biscuit commonly used as a snack or for infants and elderly individuals unable to chew softer forms. | zwieback | tier3 |
zwingli:encyclopedia | Ulrich Zwingli
Ulrich Zwingli (1484–1531) was a Swiss reformer whose work anchored the early Protestant Reformation in Zurich and helped shape the broader Reformed tradition. Drawing on humanist scholarship and a rigorous biblical hermeneutic, he insisted that the Bible be the ultimate authority for doctrine and worsh... | zwingli | tier3 |
zwingli:noun:0 | Ulrich Zwingli, Swiss religious reformer and theologian (c. 1484–1531), who led the Swiss Reformation in Zurich and shaped early Protestant thought. | zwingli | tier3 |
zworykin:encyclopedia | Vladimir Pavlovich Zworykin (1888–1982) was a Russian-born American engineer whose work on electronic television helped pivot the medium from mechanical to electronic systems. As a leading figure at the Radio Corporation of America (RCA), he directed the development of core components that made broadcast television pra... | zworykin | tier3 |
zworykin:noun:0 | Zworykin is a surname of Slavic origin used by notable individuals in science and technology, most prominently Vladimir Kosmich Zworykin, a pioneer in television technology. | zworykin | tier3 |
zworykin:noun:1 | Vladimir Kosmich Zworykin (1888 1982) was a Russian born American electrical engineer and inventor who contributed to early television technology, notably the iconoscope and kinescope systems. | zworykin | tier3 |
zygote:encyclopedia | Zygote
The zygot e is the fertilized egg, formed by the fusion of a gamete from each parent during fertilization. It represents the first cell of a multicellular organism and carries a complete, diploid genome that combines maternal and paternal genetic material. As the initiating unit of development, the zygote marks... | zygote | tier2 |
zygote:noun:0 | A diploid cell produced by the fusion of haploid gametes; the first cell of a new organism following fertilization in sexually reproducing species. | zygote | tier2 |
zyrtec:encyclopedia | Zyrtec (cetirizine)
Zyrtec is the brand name for cetirizine, a widely used antihistamine indicated for allergic rhinitis, conjunctivitis, and chronic urticaria. As a representative of second-generation antihistamines, cetirizine provides selective peripheral antagonism at the histamine H1 receptor with limited central... | zyrtec | tier3 |
zyrtec:noun:0 | Zyrtec is a brand-name antihistamine medication containing cetirizine, used to treat symptoms of allergic rhinitis and urticaria, and available in oral tablet and syrup forms. | zyrtec | tier3 |
zyrtec:noun:1 | Zyrtec denotes the active pharmaceutical ingredient cetirizine used in antihistamine formulations for allergy management. | zyrtec | tier3 |
zyuganov:encyclopedia | Zyuganov (Russian: Зюганов) is primarily associated with Gennady Andreyevich Zyuganov (born 1944), a senior Russian political figure who has led the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (KPRF) since the early 1990s. As the most enduring representative of the Russian left in the post-Soviet era, Zyuganov has shaped... | zyuganov | tier3 |
zyuganov:noun:0 | A Russian surname used as a family name. | zyuganov | tier3 |
zyuganov:noun:1 | The Russian politician Gennady Zyuganov, leader of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation and a prominent figure in post-Soviet politics. | zyuganov | tier3 |
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