Zalpha
US/ˈzælfə/
Zalpha noun: someone who was born during a time period roughly between the end of Generation Z and the beginning of Generation Alpha.
Noun
Zalpha (plural Zalphas)
- Someone who was born during a time period roughly between the end of Generation Z and the beginning of Generation Alpha.
Forms of Zalpha
| plural | Zalphas |
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Origin of Zalpha
From Z + Alpha.
Questions about Zalpha
- What does Zalpha mean?
- Zalpha means someone who was born during a time period roughly between the end of Generation Z and the beginning of Generation Alpha.
- What part of speech is Zalpha?
- Zalpha is a noun.
- How do you pronounce Zalpha?
- Zalpha is pronounced /ˈzælfə/ (US).
- What is the plural of Zalpha?
- The plural of Zalpha is Zalphas.
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