seza

• séza

From Portuguese seja, inflection of ser.

• IPA^(key): /ˈsɛzɐ/, /ˈsɛ(d)ʒɐ/

seza

1. be it, whether, may be (no matter)

   masqui seza preto ― although we may be black

   Seza dia, seza nôti, seza sempri

   be it day, be it night, be it whenever

• Usage in the phrase masqui seza is quite common.
• Not to be confused with sezâ.

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seza

1. chair

-seza^?

1. to dose

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