English
Etymology
From Gr. κ�δο�, "praise" or "renown".
Pronunciation
(Received Pronunciation|UK) IPA|/�kju�d�s/
(General American|US) IPA|/�ku�d�s/
Noun
en-noun|-
- praise; accolades.
#:The talented, young playwright received kudos for his new drama.
Translations
trans-top|praise, accolades
Finnish: maine, kunnia
trans-mid
trans-bottom
Usage notes
Although it ends in an -s and may fool people into thinking this is a plural noun, kudos actually comes from a Greek singular noun, and in English it is used as a singular noun as well. A singular form "kudo" with plural "kudos" has been used, with the singular word meaning "a statement of praise," but this usage has been discouraged.
:Kudos is given if you avoid making the mistake of using a plural verb with this word.
Finnish
Etymology
Derived from the verb kutoa "to knit, weave".
Noun
fi-noun|kudo|type=seos
- (Woven or textile) fabric
- (Cell) tissue
Derived terms
kudoksensiirto
kudosvaurio
Related terms
kudonnainen
kudonta
kutoa
Compounds
ihonalaiskudos
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