IPA: /dʒiːz/
KK: /dʒiz/
An expression used to show mild surprise, annoyance, or frustration.
Geez, I can't believe you forgot my birthday!
A language that was spoken in northern Ethiopia and is still used in religious ceremonies by the Ethiopian Christian church.
The priest read the scripture in Ge'ez during the church service.
The word 'geez' is an informal exclamation that originates from the phrase 'Jesus' (from Latin 'Iesus', meaning the name of Jesus Christ). It is often used to express surprise, annoyance, or exasperation, serving as a mild interjection.
Think of the expression 'Jesus' to remember that 'geez' is used to express surprise or annoyance.