πασαπόρτι
Greek
[edit]Etymology
[edit]Borrowed from Italian passaporti, plural of passaporto (“passport”).
Pronunciation
[edit]Noun
[edit]πασαπόρτι • (pasapórti) n (plural πασαπόρτια)
- (colloquial, informal) passport (official document used for international journeys)
- δίνω πασαπόρτι ― díno pasapórti ― to give passport, figuratively to give the boot, to get rid of
- 1968, “Η Δουλειά Κάνει Τους Άντρες [Hard Work Makes The Man]”, in Manos Eleutheriou (lyrics), Manos Loïzos (music), Ο σταθμός [The Station], performed by Dimitris Efstathiou:
- Το πλαστό το πασαπόρτι,
σαν και την καρδιά σου, μόρτη.- To plastó to pasapórti,
san kai tin kardiá sou, mórti. - The forged passport,
Is like your heart, you lowlife.
- To plastó to pasapórti,
Declension
[edit]| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | πασαπόρτι (pasapórti) | πασαπόρτια (pasapórtia) |
| genitive | - | - |
| accusative | πασαπόρτι (pasapórti) | πασαπόρτια (pasapórtia) |
| vocative | πασαπόρτι (pasapórti) | πασαπόρτια (pasapórtia) |
Synonyms
[edit]- διαβατήριο n (diavatírio, “passport”)
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