coice – Portuguese noun declension

Portuguese noun forms of coice

Noun: coice
Gender: m Hyphenation:
Singular mcoice
Plural mcoices

Sample Sentences

  • What are the probabilities of x cavalrymen in a year receiving a lethal kick from a horse? [2011, chapter 36, in Jorge Nuno Silva, transl., 50 Ideias de Matemática que precisa mesmo de saber, Alfragide: Dom Quixote, translation of 50 mathematical ideas you really need to know by Tony Crilly, →ISBN, page 136:]
  • Sr. Otacílio Lopes, redator-chefe de um matutino de Salvador, recebeu um coice no peito, desferido por um dos capangas de Vargas, […] (Mr. Otacílio Lopes, editor-in-chief of a morning paper in Salvador, was kicked in the chest by one of Vargas’s lackeys, […]) [1966, Affonso Henriques, Ascensão e queda de Getúlio Vargas, volume 3, Rio de Janeiro: Distribuidora Record, page 303:]
  • His hands jumped with the recoil, but he saw the red mist, spray of blood in the air;[…] (The hands jumped with the recoil, but he sighted a red mist, a squirt of blood in the air; […]) [2013, Magda Lopes, transl., Mazer Runne: Ordem de Extermínio, São Paulo: Vergara & Riba Editoras, translation of The Kill Order by James Dashner, page 27:]
  • Lacerda reclamou que, em lugar de resposta ao seu estudo de 54 páginas, recebera um coice. (Lacerda complained that, instead of a response to his 54 page study, he was met with a snap.) [2000, John W. F. Dulles, Carlos Lacerda: a vida de um lutador, Rio de Janeiro: Editora Nova Fronteira, page 353:]

Etymology

Inherited from Old Galician-Portuguese couce m (compare Galician couce m), from Latin calcem f (“heel”). Cognate with Spanish coz f. See: Old Portuguese Nouns 'couce', Old Portuguese Nouns 'couce', Galician Nouns 'couce', Latin Nouns 'calx', Spanish Nouns 'coz'.

Verbs referencing "coice"

Galician Nouns couce.

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