Japanese word used to describe the 1st model of a particular generation of vehicle. As opposed to the 2nd model/version which is called Kouki.
by jspecae86 May 16, 2007
by kekeke March 29, 2003
Coined 2016 by Trixi Symonds , abbrev of Zenkidu deriv. fr. Akkadian Enkidu
1. a simple to sew softie (stuffie) made from 2 pieces of felt requiring no insertions for arms, legs or protruding parts
2. the name of a family of softies who call themselves the simplest friendliest softies in the universe
3. adj a way of designing softies to minimize complexity and maximize creativity
1. a simple to sew softie (stuffie) made from 2 pieces of felt requiring no insertions for arms, legs or protruding parts
2. the name of a family of softies who call themselves the simplest friendliest softies in the universe
3. adj a way of designing softies to minimize complexity and maximize creativity
by Sew a Softie November 14, 2021
“That zenki S chassis was really beat up.”
“That car is a zenki, but the owner put kouki bumpers on it.”
“That car is a zenki, but the owner put kouki bumpers on it.”
by NotTakumi February 17, 2020
In cars, "Zenki" means "First period", and Kouki means "Late period".
Its English equivalent could be "Pre-Facelift" for Zenki, and "Post-Facelift" for Kouki.
((Facelift means that it is an aesthetic redesign or even a mechanical improvement, but without altering the chassis to the point of meriting an adequate generational change.)
Its English equivalent could be "Pre-Facelift" for Zenki, and "Post-Facelift" for Kouki.
((Facelift means that it is an aesthetic redesign or even a mechanical improvement, but without altering the chassis to the point of meriting an adequate generational change.)
by HRK_34 October 31, 2023