goyn
Goyn is a term derived from Hebrew, specifically the word "goy" (גּוֹי), which in its original biblical context meant "nation" or "people." Over time, the plural form "goyim" (גּוֹיִם) came to be used within Jewish tradition to refer to non-Jewish peoples. The term "goyn" itself is not a standard Hebrew word; it appears to be a colloquial or possibly a less common variant or transliteration of "goyim."
The usage and connotation of the term have evolved and can vary significantly depending on context. Historically,
Conversely, non-Jewish individuals may sometimes use the term, though its reception and appropriateness in such contexts