φλόκι

Greek

Etymology

From Italian flocco (“flock, tuft”). Sense 2 from Kaliarda.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈfloci/
Hyphenation: φλό‧κι
Homophone: φλόκοι (flókoi)

Noun

φλόκι • (flóki) n (plural φλόκια)

flock, shag (coarse tufts of wool or cotton used in bedding)
(colloquial, vulgar, in the plural) cum, spunk, jism, jizz (semen)
Έρχονται τα φλόκια! ― Érchontai ta flókia! ― Here comes the spunk!

Declension

declension of φλόκι

	singular	plural
nominative	φλόκι •	φλόκια •
genitive	φλοκιού •	φλοκιών •
accusative	φλόκι •	φλόκια •
vocative	φλόκι •	φλόκια •

Synonyms

(flock): φλόκος m (flókos)
(cum, spunk): χύσι n (chýsi), σπέρμα n (spérma)

Derived terms

φλοκάτη f (flokáti, “long-haired handmade blanket”)
φλοκιάζω (flokiázo, “to make flocks”)
φλοκωτός (flokotós) / φλοκάτος (flokátos, “flock”) (adjective)

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