IPA: //bɪˈziːk//
KK: /bɪˈziːk/
A card game played with a special deck of 64 cards, similar to pinochle.
We played bezique all night and had a lot of fun.
Bezique is derived from the French word 'bésigue', which refers to a card game. The term itself does not have further Latin or Greek roots but is rooted in the context of gaming and card play. The word 'bésigue' is believed to have originated from the earlier term 'bésigue' in the 19th century, which was a popular game in France.
Think of the French card game 'bésigue' to remember that 'bezique' refers to a specific card game.
No commonly confused words.