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Simple answer:
Once you have z12
assigned to a variable you can use it directly:
sage: X = 16260673061341949275257563295988632869519996389676903622179081103440260644990*z12^9 + 11559732032986387107991004021392285783925812861821192530917403151452391805634*z12^3
To obtain the generator z12
of the finite field GF(q)
you have basically two options.
The first option is to define the field and its generator at the same time instead: FF.<z12> = GF(q)
.
The second option is to retrieve z12 = FF.gen()
after defining FF = GF(q)
.
These options are equivalent; the first is a SageMath-specific shorthand syntax, the second is standard Python.