/a.ʝiˈa/
ΕτυμολογίαLearned borrowing from Katharevousa ἀγυιά (agyiá) from Ancient Greek ἀγυιᾱ́ (aguiā́), less common variant of ἄγυια (águia). Loaned in the 19th century to substitute the Demotic σοκάκι (sokáki) which was a Turkish loanword.
- archaic, dated, feminine, formal, oftenlane, back street, side street (small and narrow street or alley)
“informal, standard synonym: σοκάκι n (sokáki).”
“Near-synonyms: δρόμος m (drómos), οδός f (odós, “street”)”
“ανά τας οδούς και τας αγυιάς” — everywhere, up every byroad
Τύποιagyiá(romanization) · αγυιές(plural) · αγυιά(nominative, singular) · αγυιές(nominative, plural) · αγυιάς(genitive, singular) · αγυιών(genitive, plural) · αγυιά(accusative, singular) · αγυιές(accusative, plural) · αγυιά(singular, vocative) · αγυιές(plural, vocative)