Tsoi
/tsʰɔɪ/
Tsoi proper noun: a surname from Chinese [in turn from Cantonese].
Proper noun
Tsoi (plural Tsois)
- A surname from Chinese [in turn from Cantonese].
- A surname from Korean.
- Anastasiia Fedorova (15 August 2017), “Remembering Viktor Tsoi: why the rebellious rock poet is still a hero for our time”, in New East Digital Archive: “Tsoi was a true icon for the last generation who spent their adolescence and youth in the Soviet era. My older brother, born in 1979, had Tsoi’s...
Forms of Tsoi
| plural | Tsois |
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Origin of Tsoi
Variant of Choi.
Questions about Tsoi
- What does Tsoi mean?
- Tsoi means a surname from Chinese [in turn from Cantonese].
- What part of speech is Tsoi?
- Tsoi is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Tsoi?
- Tsoi is pronounced /tsʰɔɪ/.
Words near Tsoi in the dictionary
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