κώλος
Greek
Etymology
From Ancient Greek κῶλον (kôlon).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [ˈkolos]
- Hyphenation: κώ‧λος
Noun
κώλος • (kólos) m (plural κώλοι)
- (colloquial, vulgar) bumhole, butthole, arsehole, asshole (the anus)
- Μπήκε μια κάμερα στον κώλο του για να κάνει εξέταση. ― Bíke mia kámera ston kólo tou gia na kánei exétasi. ― A camera went up his bumhole to examine.
- (colloquial, informal) arse, ass, bum, bottom (the buttocks)
- Φόρεσε κάτι πιο σεμνό, φαίνεται ο κώλος σου. ― Fórese káti pio semnó, faínetai o kólos sou. ― Wear something more modest, your arse is showing.
- (colloquial, figuratively) seat (of clothes)
- Ο κώλος του παντελονιού θέλει ράψιμο. ― O kólos tou pantelonioú thélei rápsimo. ― The seat of the trousers needs stitching.
- (colloquial, figuratively) rear (of a vehicle)
- (colloquial, figuratively) hole (in anything)
- ο κώλος της βελόνας ― o kólos tis velónas ― the eye of a needle
Declension
Synonyms
- (anus): κωλοτρυπίδα f (kolotrypída, “arsehole”), πυγή f (pygí, “anus”)
- (buttocks): πισινός m (pisinós, “behind”), ποπός m (popós, “bum”)
Derived terms
- του κώλου (tou kólou, “useless, crap”) (colloquial)
- κωλαράκι n (kolaráki) (diminutive)
- κωλαράκος m (kolarákos) (diminutive)
- κωλάρα f (kolára) (augmentative)
- κωλομέρι n (koloméri, “arsecheek, asscheek”)
- ξέκωλος (xékolos, “scantily clad, bottomless”) (colloquial)
- ξεκωλώνω (xekolóno, “to violently bugger, to exhaust”) (very vulgar)
- ξεκωλιάρης m (xekoliáris, “very lucky person, jerk, dick”) (vulgar)
- ξεκωλιάρα f (xekoliára, “scantily dressed female, bitch”) (vulgar)
- μιλάνε όλοι, μιλάν κι οι κώλοι (miláne óloi, milán ki oi kóloi, “of persons who try and offer an opinion in areas in which they are unqualified or unknowledgable”) (literally: "everyone talks; arses talk, too")
- πότε ο Γιάννης δεν μπορεί, πότε ο κώλος του πονεί (póte o Giánnis den boreí, póte o kólos tou poneí, “Of lazy people who feign illness whenever it's convenient”) (literally: "one moment John can't, the next his arse hurts")
Related terms
- κωλο- (kolo-) (prefix)
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