Definition
In ancient Greek political theory, citizens whose character and reputation were considered disgraceful or infamous.
Etymology
From Greek 'aischros' (shameful) and 'chroia' (complexion or character). The term was used in Athenian democracy to describe people of disreputable character who were barred from certain civic duties.
Kelly Says
Ancient Greeks had a legal concept for social outcasts that literally means 'shameful-faced'—they didn't just exclude bad people, they created official language to mark them as morally stained.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
አይቶክሮይ
aɪ-to-kro-i
ARالعربية
ايتوخروي
a-i-to-khro-i
BNবাংলা
এইটোখ্রয়
eɪ-to-kro-i
CACatalà
aithochroi
aɪ-to-kro-i
CSČeština
aithochroi
aɪ-to-kro-i
DADansk
aithochroi
aɪ-to-kro-i
DEDeutsch
aithochroi
aɪ-to-kro-i
ELΕλληνικά
αἰτοχρόη
aɪ-to-kro-i
ESEspañol
aitochroi
a-i-to-kro-i
FAفارسی
ایتوخروی
aɪ-to-khro-i
FISuomi
aithochroi
aɪ-to-kro-i
FRFrançais
aithochroi
ɛ-tɔ-kro-i
GUGU
એથોક્રોઈ
eɪ-to-kro-i
HAHA
aithochroi
aɪ-to-kro-i
HEעברית
איתוכרוי
aɪ-to-kro-i
HIहिन्दी
एथोक्रोई
eɪ-to-kro-i
HUMagyar
aithochroi
aɪ-to-kro-i
IDBahasa Indonesia
aithochroi
aɪ-to-kro-i
IGIG
aithochroi
aɪ-to-kro-i
ITItaliano
aithochroi
aɪ-to-kro-i
JA日本語
アイトクロイ
a-i-to-kuro-i
KKKK
аитхохро
aɪ-to-kho-ro
KMKM
អាយទូខ្សូរ
aɪ-to-kro-i
KO한국어
아이토크로이
a-i-to-ke-ro-i
MRMR
आयतोखरोई
aɪ-to-kro-i
MSBahasa Melayu
aithochroi
aɪ-to-kro-i
MYမြန်မာ
အိတိုခရို
aɪ-to-kro-i
NLNederlands
aithochroi
aɪ-to-kro-i
NONorsk
aithochroi
aɪ-to-kro-i
PLPolski
aithochroi
aɪ-to-kro-i
PTPortuguês
aithochroi
aɪ-to-kro-i
RORomână
aithochroi
aɪ-to-kro-i
RUРусский
аитохрои
a-i-to-kro-i
SVSvenska
aithochroi
aɪ-to-kro-i
SWKiswahili
aithochroi
aɪ-to-kro-i
TAதமிழ்
ஆய்தொக்கிராய்
a-i-tha-to-kri-ai
TEతెలుగు
ఆయితోక్రాయి
a-i-tha-to-kra-i
THไทย
อัยโตครอย
aɪ-to-kro-i
TLTL
aithochroi
aɪ-to-kro-i
TRTürkçe
aithochroi
aɪ-to-kro-i
UKУкраїнська
аїтохорi
aɪ-to-kho-ri
URاردو
ایتوخروی
aɪ-to-khro-i
VITiếng Việt
aithochroi
aɪ-to-kro-i
YOYO
aithochroi
aɪ-to-kro-i
ZH中文
艾托克洛伊
ài tuō kè luǒ yī
ZUZU
aithochroi
aɪ-to-kro-i