καριόλα
Greek
Etymology
From Byzantine Greek καριόλα (karióla), from (deprecated template usage) [etyl] Italian carriola (diminutive of carro).
Pronunciation
Noun
καριόλα • (karióla) f (plural καριόλες, masculine καριόλης)
- (obsolete, literally) old-fashioned wooden bed
- (colloquial, offensive) bitch, whore, trollop, slut, harlot (general term of abuse for a promiscuous woman)
- Αν ξανάρθει ποτέ εδώ αυτή η καριόλα, θα την πετάξω έξω με τις κλωτσιές! ― An xanárthei poté edó aftí i karióla, tha tin petáxo éxo me tis klotsiés! ― If that bitch ever comes here again, I'll kick her out!
Declension
Declension of καριόλα
Synonyms
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