κούκλος

Greek

Etymology

From Latin cucullus (“hood”).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈkuklos/
  • Hyphenation: κού‧κλος

Noun

κούκλος • (koúklos) m (plural κούκλοι, feminine κούκλα)

  1. (literally, rare) male doll
  2. (figuratively) stud, hunk, Adonis (very handsome man)
    Κοίτα τι κούκλος είναι, παναγιά μου! ― Koíta ti koúklos eínai, panagiá mou! ― Look how handsome he is, my God!

Declension
declension of κούκλος
singular plural
nominative κούκλος • κούκλοι •
genitive κούκλου • κούκλων •
accusative κούκλο • κούκλους •
vocative κούκλε • κούκλοι •

Synonyms
  • παίδαρος m (paídaros)
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