IPA: /zaɪm/
KK: /zaɪm/
A substance that causes fermentation or is involved in the process of fermentation.
Yeast is a common zyme used in baking and brewing.
**Zyme** → The word 'zyme' comes from the Greek 'zyme' (ζύμη), meaning leaven or fermentation. It refers to a substance that causes fermentation, particularly in the context of enzymes in biological processes.
Think of 'zyme' as a reference to fermentation, which helps you remember that it relates to substances that cause changes in biological processes.