IPA: /zaɪˈbɑːtsu/
KK: /zī'bätsü/
Definition: A large and powerful business group in Japan, often controlled by a single family, that combines various industries and financial interests.
Example: The zaibatsu played a significant role in Japan's economic development before World War II.
IPA: //zæˈmɪnˌdɑːr//
KK: /zæˈmɪnˌdɑr/
Definition: A person who owns land and is responsible for collecting taxes on it, especially in historical India during British colonial times.
Example: The zamindar was responsible for ensuring that the farmers paid their taxes on time.
IPA: //zæmɪnˈdɑːri//
KK: /zæmɪnˈdɑri/
Definition: A system of land ownership and tax collection in which a zamindar, or landowner, manages a specific area and collects taxes from the farmers who work the land.
Example: The zamindari system was prevalent in many parts of India during the colonial period.
IPA: /ˈzaɪ.ɪn/
KK: /zɑɪn/
Definition: The seventh letter in the Hebrew alphabet, which is used in writing and represents a specific sound.
Example: In Hebrew, the letter zayin is used to form words and has its own unique sound.
IPA: /ˈzɛkɪn/
KK: /ˈzɛkɪn/
Definition: A type of gold coin that was made in Italy or Turkey, similar to a sequin.
Example: In the market, I found an old zecchin that was once used for trade.
IPA: /zəˈmɪndɑːr/
KK: /zəˈmɪndər/
Definition: A landowner in India, especially one who collected taxes from peasants and managed agricultural land during the British colonial period.
Example: The zemindar was responsible for overseeing the farming activities on his estate.
IPA: /zəˈmɪndəri/
KK: /zəˈmɪndəri/
Definition: A system of land revenue collection in India where a landowner, known as a zamindar, collects taxes from peasants and pays a portion to the government.
Example: The zemindary system was prevalent in many parts of India during the colonial period.
IPA: /zəˈnɑːnə/
KK: /zəˈnɑːnə/
Definition: A section of a home in some Asian countries, like India and Pakistan, that is specifically designated for the women of the family.
Example: In traditional homes, the zenana is a private space where women can gather and socialize.
IPA: /ˈzɪɡəræt/
KK: /ˈzɪɡəræt/
Definition: A type of ancient temple tower built in a pyramid shape, with several levels and stairs leading to the top, commonly found in Mesopotamia.
Example: The archaeologists discovered the remains of a ziggurat that once served as a religious center.
IPA: //ˈzɪɡʊræt//
KK: /zɪkʊræt/
Definition: A type of ancient Mesopotamian temple tower that has a terraced structure, often built in stages with a shrine at the top.
Example: The archaeologists discovered the remains of a zikkurat in the ancient city.
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