Bází
Bází is not a stand-alone term in English-language reference works but rather a language-specific inflected form found in several Central and Eastern European languages that use diacritics to mark pronunciation. It does not have a single universally defined meaning in those contexts; its sense depends on the language and the grammatical role it plays in a sentence. In many cases, it is related to words meaning “base” or “foundation,” but the exact interpretation can vary.
In practical terms, encountering bázi typically signals that one is dealing with a text in a language
For readers and editors, the main guidance is to identify the language source and examine surrounding text