English

Noun

Goi ‎(plural Goiim)

1. Alternative spelling of goy

German

Alternative forms

• Goj

Etymology

From Yiddish גוי ‎(goy, “Gentile”), from Hebrew גּוֹי ‎(gói, “nation”).

Noun

Goi m ‎(genitive Gojim, plural Goien or Goien)

1. A goy, gentile in the Jewish sense of ethnic non-Jew

English

Noun

goi ‎(plural goiim)

1. Alternative spelling of goy

Japanese

Romanization

goi

1. rōmaji reading of ごい

Lojban

Cmavo

goi

1. Henceforth referred to as (often followed by ko'a, ko'e, ko'i, ko'o, or ko'u).

Usage notes

• goi can also be followed by fo'a, fo'e, fo'i, fo'o, or fo'u (in case the first five (from ko'a to ko'u) get used up).
• The cmavo ge'u can be used to indicate the termination of the goi-phrase, but is only required if the parsing of the sentence would otherwise be ambiguous.

See also

• cei