goi

[ goi ]

noun

, plural goy·im, gois.

1. a less common variant of goy.

Example Sentences

Consistent with the Mitchell Report, GOI freezes all settlement activity (including natural growth of settlements).

From The Daily Beast

"I was goin't' ask you—her—what to do about—about something," she said, falteringly.

From Project Gutenberg

In one passage where a Thord Freys-goi is spoken of, a female relative of his is also mentioned as being hof-gyja.

From Project Gutenberg

"I'b goi'g to stay right here," she said firmly between sneezes.

From Project Gutenberg

"Mebbe I'm goin'to be Premier of Canada, some day," said one youngster, poking his bare toes as near as he dared to the flames.

From Project Gutenberg

The stuff he was goin'to buy for you is here in the baggage-room, 'cause he said so, an' we'll see him before long.

From Project Gutenberg