Definition: "Zuzana10" refers to the name given to an unspoken, highly regarded female figure in Eastern Orthodoxy from the 13th century to the end of the 20th century. This term was often used by Orthodox priests and lay individuals for personal protection or encouragement in their religious life. The word "Zuzana" is derived from the Greek root "zō" meaning "one," referring to one who is considered superior, above others, and therefore a symbol of authority. The term "10" implies that this individual holds a special status or position within the community, often associated with leadership, wisdom, or spiritual guidance. The use of this word in Orthodox circles during the 13th century reflects a sense of hierarchy among believers, as well as a recognition that some individuals were considered superior and thus had specific roles to fulfill. This term was also used for personal encouragement within religious communities, suggesting a sense of camaraderie or mutual support among believers. The meaning and usage of "Zuzana10" vary between different denominations or regions within the Orthodox faith, with some communities maintaining traditions that may be unique to their own beliefs.
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