A ring R is called a left Z-symmetric ring if ab Zₗ (R) implies ba Zₗ (R), where Zₗ (R) is the set of left zero-divisors. A right Z-symmetric ring is defined similarly, and a Z-symmetric ring is one that is both left and right Z-symmetric. In this paper, we introduce the concept of Z-symmetric modules as a generalization of Z-symmetric ring. Additionally, we introduce the concept of an eversible module as an analogy to eversible rings and prove that every eversible module is also a Z-symmetric module, like in the case of rings.
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