why do the goyim rage

"Why do the Goyim rage, and the Amim (peoples) imagine a vain thing?" Psalm 2 of the Orthodox Jewish bible

"Oy vey, why do the goyim rage? we just taxed them 6 gorillion shekels, I better bring up muh holocaust"

by manbunnocapappriciation June 30, 2023

Golira

A funny way (Perhaps the best way) to say Gorilla to make you're friends laugh

Rosie:What animal was that again?
Zama:It's a GOLIRA
Rosie:What?
Zama:I said it was a GOLIRA

by KushKisser69 October 3, 2020

Anti-Goyism

Discrimination against people who are not Jews.

Not being allowed to say "Marry Christmas" is an example of Anti-Goyism.

by GoyimKnow May 8, 2020

Goyid

Someone who isn't Jewish, yet seems to be/has Jewish mannerisms

1: Is Alan Alda Jewish?
2: No, he's Italian
1: He's a real goyid though

by Xachiavelli November 2, 2011

goyische

Hebrew/Yiddish term for someone/thing which is not Jewish. (See: goyish, goyishe.)

"Descendants of this immigrant woman, you do not grow up in America, you and your children and their children with the goyische names. You live in America. No such place exists. Your clay is the clay of some Litvak shtetl, your air the air of the steppes--because she carried the old world on her back across the ocean, in a boat, and she put it down on Grand Concourse Avenue, or in Flatbush, and she worked that earth into your bones, and you pass it to your children, this ancient, ancient culture and home." --Angels In America, Tony Kushner.

by lady lazarus October 6, 2005

Goyim

Non-Jews, in Hebrew and Yiddish. Literally, the "peoples." Sometimes pejorative. See shiksa and shaygetz

They'd rather watch football than study for finals. Well, whaddya expect? They're goyim.

by cornholio October 18, 2003

goyim

1. A Hebrew word used in the Jewish Scriptures (a.k.a. the Old Testament). The word literally means "nations," and is always used within these scriptures to refer to the nations of the world. Significantly, within the Old Testament, Judah (the Jewish nation) itself is called a "goy."
2. In the Old Testament, the Jews were called to be a nation separate from the other nations, which were all Pagan. And so, colloquially, all non-Jewish nations came to be called "goyim" as in "the nations" from which the God of the Old Testament had called upon the Jews to separate themselves.
3. A word used by some Jews to refer to Gentiles (non-Jews). The word can have derogatory connotations, such as the word "black" when used to refer to a persons of African descent. It can be neutral or negative depending on the context and the intent of the speaker.

Singular = goy

1. "Gather together, gather together O shameful goy" - Zephaniah 2:1 (Referring to the Jewish nation)
2. Jews don't eat pork, goyim eat pork.

by Frakseno February 1, 2007