σόι
Greek
Etymology
Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish صوی (soy, “ancestry, descent”).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ˈso.i/
Noun
σόι • (sói) n (plural σόγια)
- family, clan, kin (group of people who one is descended from or shares blood with)
- Δεν φτάνει που ήρθε αυτός, έφερε και όλο το σόι του μαζί.
- Den ftánei pou írthe aftós, éfere kai ólo to sói tou mazí.
- It's not enough that he came, he brought his whole family with him.
- (usually derogatory) kind of, type of
- Τι σόι παιδί είναι αυτό, είναι πολύ άτακτο!
- Ti sói paidí eínai aftó, eínai polý átakto!
- What kind of a child is that, he's very naughty!
- Τι σόι αμάξι είναι αυτό, που έσπασε μέσα σε δύο μήνες;
- Ti sói amáxi eínai aftó, pou éspase mésa se dýo mínes?
- What kind of a car is that, to break down within two months?
- good quality
- Δεν μου φαίνεται σόι αυτό το ύφασμα – δε θα διαρκέσει πολύ!
- Den mou faínetai sói aftó to ýfasma – de tha diarkései polý!
- That fabric doesn't look good quality to me – it won't last long!
Declension
Synonyms
- (family): οικογένεια f (oikogéneia), συγγενείς m pl (syngeneís), συγγενολόι n (syngenolói)
- (kind of, type of): είδος m (eídos), ποιόν n (poión)
References
- Nişanyan, Sevan (2002–) “soy”, in Nişanyan Sözlük
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