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Definitions of goyim in various dictionaries:
noun - a Christian as contrasted with a Jew
adj - a non-Jewish person -- an offensive term [n GOYS or GOYIM] : GOYISH
GOYIM - Goy (, Hebrew: , regular plural goyim , or ) is the standard Hebrew biblical term for a nation. The word nation has been the common translation of t...
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| Other nations, to Israelites |
| Jewish term for non-Jews |
| Non-Jews |
| Gentiles |
| People not chosen by artist are off - I am! |
| Jewish word for Gentiles |
| Yiddish term for non-Jews |
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| Plural form of goy. |
| a Jewish name for a non-Jew. |
| A Jewish name for a non-Jew. |
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| Goy (, Hebrew: , regular plural goyim , or ) is the standard Hebrew biblical term for a nation. The word nation has been the common translation of the Hebrew goy or ethnos in the Septuagint, from the earliest English language bibles such as the 1611 King James Version and the 1530 Tyndale Bible, following the Latin Vulgate which used both gentile (and cognates) and nationes. The term nation did not have the same political connotations it entails today. The word "gentile" is a synonym for the Hebrew word Nokri (Hebrew: ) which signifies "stranger" or "non-Jew".Long before Roman times it had also acquired the meaning of someone who is not Jewish. It is also used to refer to individuals from non-Jewish religious or ethnic groups; when used in this way in English, it occasionally has pejorative connotations and many non-Jews find it disparaging. However, many people do not see the term goy as any more or less offensive than the term gentile. In order to avoid the confusion, many modern J |