English example sentences with "goy"

The word "gentile" is derived from a Latin translation of the Hebrew word "goy."
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"Goy" is not a pejorative term, but is simply the Hebrew equivalent of "gentile."
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The Hebrew word "goy" literally means "nation."
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"Goy" is just the Hebrew word for "gentile."
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Similar bad-faith arguments are made against the words "goy" and "cis."
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The word "gentile" is just a Latin translation of the Hebrew word "goy."
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Goy is the Hebrew word for gentile.
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Goy originally meant "nation" in Hebrew, and the Jews are described as a goy repeatedly in the Hebrew Bible.
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The word goy likely is derived from gev, meaning body or torso.
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One of the earliest known uses of the word "goy" to refer to an individual member of a nation other than Jews was in the Damascus Document, an ancient extrabiblical Hebrew work.
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The word "gentile" is derived from a translation of the word "goy" into Latin.
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The Jews who are doing well in America have largely shed every last trapping of Jewishness for assimilation into goy culture.
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Tom is a goy.
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Antisemites have for some time disingenuously claimed the word "goy" to be a slur.
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The literal meaning of "goy" is "nation."
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The Hebrew Bible is rife with references to "the (other) nations of the world." In talking about non-Jews, Jews eventually shortened "member of another nation" to just "nation," or goy.
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The use of "goy" for non-Jew is ancient, appearing in the Damascus Document at Qumran.
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