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   Kudos is in the same category of other Greek-derived nouns ending in –os (e.g., pathos, ethos, and mythos) that ostensibly serve as abstract nouns in Greek.What separates kudos from those other words, however, is that, due to its –s ending and the kind of contexts in which it often appears, it is sometimes interpreted in English as a plural noun, encouraging some writers to clip off the ...

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   Nov 27, 2013 · Kudos is a Greek word meaning “glory, fame, renown.”. It entered the language as student slang back when undergraduates were still required to study Greek at the university. Presumably the early users knew that it was a singular noun. The earliest OED citation for the use of the back-formation kudo is dated 1941.

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   Is 'kudos' a plural word?

   • Kudos, a Greek word meaning 'praise,' is a singular word. Despite its s ending, kudos is not a plural noun that requires a plural verb when it is the subject of a sentence. This misconception has led to a further mistake (now accepted by many dictionaries): the assumption that kudo is the singular form of kudos.

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   What does Kudos mean?

   • Kudos is a noun that means “praise, honor, or acclaim.” Kudo is the singular version of kudos, but kudos is also singular. Kudos comes from the Greek word kydos, which means praise or renown. Kudos are usually offered in response to an exceptional achievement. The word kudos first appeared in English-speaking contexts in the 1800s.

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   Is Kudos an abstract noun?

   • Here's one single clap, just for you. Kudos is in the same category of other Greek-derived nouns ending in – os (e.g., pathos, ethos, and mythos) that ostensibly serve as abstract nouns in Greek.

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   When to use Kudo versus Kudos?

   • There aren’t a lot of hard and fast rules about when to use kudo versus kudos any more. Kudos is still the preferred choice for use in formal English. Kudo or kudos can both be used with singular verbs. Not all grammar experts agree that kudo is a word.

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   Is Kudo a slang word?

   • Kudos is a Greek word meaning “glory, fame, renown.” It entered the language as student slang back when undergraduates were still required to study Greek at the university. Presumably the early users knew that it was a singular noun. The earliest OED citation for the use of the back-formation kudo is dated 1941.

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   Where did Kudos come from?

   • Kudos comes from the Greek word kydos, which means praise or renown. Kudos are usually offered in response to an exceptional achievement. The word kudos first appeared in English-speaking contexts in the 1800s. By the 1920s, it began to appear as a plural noun.

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   Mar 14, 2017 · Kudos is a noun that means “praise, honor, or acclaim.” Kudo is the singular version of kudos, but kudos is also singular. Kudos comes from the Greek word kydos, which means praise or renown. Kudos are usually offered in response to an exceptional achievement. A Brief History of Kudos. The word kudos first appeared in English-speaking ...