Where does “κακόκεφος” come from?
κακόκεφος (Greek) comes from Greek κέφι, from Ottoman Turkish كیف, from Arabic كَيْف — pleasure; joy; opiate.
κακόκεφος (Greek): in a bad mood, moody, low-spirited
Definitions
- in a bad mood, moody, low-spirited
κακόκεφος (Greek) comes from Greek κέφι, from Ottoman Turkish كیف, from Arabic كَيْف — pleasure; joy; opiate.
κακόκεφος (Greek): in a bad mood, moody, low-spirited