Definition of zek

competent Definition: (adjective) having the skill and knowledge needed for a particular task; capable Petersons.com

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zek    (zk) KEY  

NOUN:

An inmate of a Soviet labor camp.

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ETYMOLOGY:
Russian, from abbr. for zaklyuchënny, prisoner, from past passive participle of zaklyuchat', to imprison, from klyuch, key, from Old Church Slavonic klju

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