Correct spellings for SEMZA
- Senza "Senza" is an Italian word that means "without". Example sentence: I cannot enjoy spaghetti carbonara senza parmesan cheese - it's just not the same!
If you've mistakenly typed "semza" but meant something else, here are some possible correct suggestions. If you meant "semia", which is a term used in genetics, you could've meant "semita", a type of flatbread. Alternatively, you may have intended to write "sempa", a misspelling of "sempai", a Japanese term for senior or mentor.
