Pronunciation IPA: gɛɪ Etymology From Latin gaudium meaning "joy" via French. (Though the homosexual sense of the term is said to have come from an Arabic word via French.) Adjective (old-fashioned) happy, joyful and lively. (old-fashioned) bright and colorful. homosexual. used by or intended for homosexuals. typical of homosexual appearance or behavior. Slang. boring, unappealing, bad or of low quality. Translations Dutch: vrolijk (1,2), homofiel (3) Finnish: iloinen (1), hilpeä (1), korea (2), homo (3), hintti (3) French: gai (1, 2); gay (3, 4, 5), homo (3, 4, 5) German: fröhlich (1), strahlend (2), schwul (3, 4, 5) Interlingua: gaudiose (1, 2) Italian: gaio (1, 2); gay (3, 4, 5) Spanish: feliz (1, 2), mariquita (3) Swedish: glad, lustig (1); grann (2); homosexuell, homo, gay (3, 4, 5); male: bögig (5) Volapük: lefredik (1, 2), otgeniälik (3) Noun a homosexual, most often a male homosexual but sometimes applied to female homosexuals who are also called lesbians Translations Swedish: homosexuell c; male: bög c; female: flata c Links GayHouston.net AboutGayMarriage.org
Etymology From Latin gaudium meaning "joy" via French. (Though the homosexual sense of the term is said to have come from an Arabic word via French.) Adjective (old-fashioned) happy, joyful and lively. (old-fashioned) bright and colorful. homosexual. used by or intended for homosexuals. typical of homosexual appearance or behavior. Slang. boring, unappealing, bad or of low quality. Translations Dutch: vrolijk (1,2), homofiel (3) Finnish: iloinen (1), hilpeä (1), korea (2), homo (3), hintti (3) French: gai (1, 2); gay (3, 4, 5), homo (3, 4, 5) German: fröhlich (1), strahlend (2), schwul (3, 4, 5) Interlingua: gaudiose (1, 2) Italian: gaio (1, 2); gay (3, 4, 5) Spanish: feliz (1, 2), mariquita (3) Swedish: glad, lustig (1); grann (2); homosexuell, homo, gay (3, 4, 5); male: bögig (5) Volapük: lefredik (1, 2), otgeniälik (3) Noun a homosexual, most often a male homosexual but sometimes applied to female homosexuals who are also called lesbians Translations Swedish: homosexuell c; male: bög c; female: flata c Links GayHouston.net AboutGayMarriage.org
Adjective (old-fashioned) happy, joyful and lively. (old-fashioned) bright and colorful. homosexual. used by or intended for homosexuals. typical of homosexual appearance or behavior. Slang. boring, unappealing, bad or of low quality. Translations Dutch: vrolijk (1,2), homofiel (3) Finnish: iloinen (1), hilpeä (1), korea (2), homo (3), hintti (3) French: gai (1, 2); gay (3, 4, 5), homo (3, 4, 5) German: fröhlich (1), strahlend (2), schwul (3, 4, 5) Interlingua: gaudiose (1, 2) Italian: gaio (1, 2); gay (3, 4, 5) Spanish: feliz (1, 2), mariquita (3) Swedish: glad, lustig (1); grann (2); homosexuell, homo, gay (3, 4, 5); male: bögig (5) Volapük: lefredik (1, 2), otgeniälik (3) Noun a homosexual, most often a male homosexual but sometimes applied to female homosexuals who are also called lesbians Translations Swedish: homosexuell c; male: bög c; female: flata c Links GayHouston.net AboutGayMarriage.org
Links GayHouston.net AboutGayMarriage.org
