单词	goy
释义	goy noun ˈgȯi  plural goyim ˈgȯi-əm  also goys sometimes disparaging : a non-Jewish person : gentile sense 1 "You were my uncle," Duddy shouted, "and I thought it was the right thing to tell you the goy was stealing from you." Mordecai Richler In the Yiddish-speaking world of the Lower East Side, with its all-Jewish streets and all-Jewish schools, it was possible to regard the goyim as unmarriageable aliens. Jonathan Raban Our rabbi … used to tell us not to let the goyim, those people outside the invisible wall, know if we had any differences among ourselves. Nat Hentoff … what we Jews call Torah and goys call the Old Testament … Robert Little goyish ˈgȯi-ish  adjective sometimes disparaging Jewish or goyish was the grand bifurcation of the universe. If, on rare occasion, my parent uttered a sentence that did not contain the word "Jewish," odds were it contained "goyish" instead. Aaron Lansky "What kind of a name is Rosemary?" asked one of the girls … "It is a goyish name … Do you mean to say your best friend is not a Jew?" Jane Yolen goyishness noun sometimes disparaging Renee is a lapsed Orthodox Jew trying to embrace the life of the mind amid the "genteel goyishness" of Princeton. Frances Taliaferro Word History Etymology Yiddish, from Hebrew gōy people, nation First Known Use 1841, in the meaning defined above
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