zee

[ zee ]

noun

1. the letter Z or z.
2. Z-bar.

zee

/ ziː /

noun

1. the US word for zed

Word History and Origins

Origin of zee¹

1665–75; by analogy with the names of other consonant letters; zed

Example Sentences

On Wednesday, a source close to Zee Studios - the film's distributor in India - confirmed to the BBC that its release had been stalled indefinitely, after the information and broadcasting ministry denied them permission.

From BBC

Following tensions, Zee Studios decided to limit the film’s release to Punjab state, which shares a border and language with Pakistan's Punjab province.

From BBC

Subhash Chandra Goyal, the chairman emeritus of media giant Zee Entertainment Enterprises, blamed her for the collapse of a merger between his company and Sony Enterprises, stating "I am convinced that the Sebi chairperson is corrupt" and calling her "vindictive" in a press conference.

From BBC

Feeling remorse, Zee leaves her alive, then gets pushback from her bosses about not finishing her off, too.

From Los Angeles Times

In his first New York solo in 1994 he showed, along with “Brotherhood,” a beautiful studio portrait he’d made of his grandfather, Albert Sidney Johnson Jr., a prolific amateur photographer who had himself been photographed by James Van Der Zee and whom Harris considered an inspiration.

From New York Times