i have seen a lot of players use -zera in their name like newzera, mwzera, etc. what does it mean?
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Kirako [#2]i guess in brazil its like a trend after coldzera???
idk tho
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It's not even brazil tho bang was bangzera , tenz was TenZera,
TR13N [#5]It's not even brazil tho bang was bangzera , tenz was TenZera,
wasn’t it Ten zed zombie or something
mysc_ [#4]what does his ign mean?
His play is what has made the impact not his name
secksyy [#6]wasn’t it Ten zed zombie or something
it was TenZombie or something like that
TR13N [#5]It's not even brazil tho bang was bangzera , tenz was TenZera,
bang's full name is sean bezerra (br dad) hence bangzerra. And players like tenz using zera is bcs of brazil usually. I think they use zera in br cause it sounds cool, doesnt mean anything special.
nyangmi [#9]bang's full name is sean bezerra (br dad) hence bangzerra. And players like tenz using zera is bcs of brazil usually. I think they use zera in br cause it sounds cool, doesnt mean anything special.
When i was a kid in 2006 i used a lot nicknames with zera, but the meaning was “Z Era” since i like dragon ball and sounds cool
Its a suffix without meaning added to brazilian names. Its a common practice in a lot of latam countries to add meaningful suffixes (-ito en espanol, -inho en portuges) to names for the generation of nicknames. Saying something like gorda, for example, means literally "fat woman" but gordita can be an affectionate/teasing term for a shorter woman. Caunanzin, for example, has the first name Caunan, and adding the -in could reference the -inho suffix to say small cauan.
From what I understand, -zera was a thing before coldzera but I wouldn't be surprised if his legacy helped to cement the naming scheme.
I should add that many people are called their name + a suffix in nicknames. Alternatively, suffixes can modify standard nouns to make pet names as well (mi guapito -> my little handsome man/pretty boy)
nyangmi [#9]bang's full name is sean bezerra (br dad) hence bangzerra. And players like tenz using zera is bcs of brazil usually. I think they use zera in br cause it sounds cool, doesnt mean anything special.
wait rlly? SEN bang dad is br?
no1_chichoo_enjoyer [#11]Its a suffix without meaning added to brazilian names. Its a common practice in a lot of latam countries to add meaningful suffixes (-ito en espanol, -inho en portuges) to names for the generation of nicknames. Saying something like gorda, for example, means literally "fat woman" but gordita can be an affectionate/teasing term for a shorter woman. Caunanzin, for example, has the first name Caunan, and adding the -in could reference the -inho suffix to say small cauan.
From what I understand, -zera was a thing before coldzera but I wouldn't be surprised if his legacy helped to cement the naming scheme.
I should add that many people are called their name + a suffix in nicknames. Alternatively, suffixes can modify standard nouns to make pet names as well (mi guapito -> my little handsome man/pretty boy)
Yeah, like i said in my comment above, started way before coldzera, but he probably make even more popular
Raftlot [#12]wait rlly? SEN bang dad is br?
nyangmi [#14]
somehow I didnt know that
very cool fun fact, thanks!
secksyy [#6]wasn’t it Ten zed zombie or something
tenzedzombie > tenzera > tenz-es > tenz i think was the progression
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