παγωτατζής
Greek
Etymology
From παγωτό (pagotó, “ice cream”) + -τζής (-tzís).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /paɣotaˈdzis/
- Hyphenation: πα‧γω‧τα‧τζής
Noun
παγωτατζής • (pagotatzís) m (plural παγωτατζήδες)
- (dated) ice cream vendor, ice cream man (selling ice cream with a cart)
Usage notes
- This profession is rarely encountered in Greece itself (since ice cream is now sold from freezers in kiosks) but might be used to translate for countries which do still have an ice cream man.
Declension
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | παγωτατζής (pagotatzís) | παγωτατζήδες (pagotatzídes) |
| genitive | παγωτατζή (pagotatzí) | παγωτατζήδων (pagotatzídon) |
| accusative | παγωτατζή (pagotatzí) | παγωτατζήδες (pagotatzídes) |
| vocative | παγωτατζή (pagotatzí) | παγωτατζήδες (pagotatzídes) |
Related terms
- παγωτιέρα f (pagotiéra, “ice cream maker”)
Further reading
- παγωτατζής on the Greek Wikipedia.Wikipedia el