IPA: /e·aɪze·É/
Phonetic Respelling: /e-eye-zee-oh/ (Repselling using American English, first "e" in long vowel form.)
Slang term of disputed origin. Can be used as follows:
Adj. - To be underwhelming, mundane, not meeting expectations, lackluster, unexpected (usually negative), or done poorly.
Int. - Suprise, a state of being startled (More commonly expressed with the derivative, "E'asio'na")
1: That film was so boring.
2: I know, it really fell short of my expectations, so e'asio.
Sigma (Σ, Ï, or word final Ï) is the Eighteenth letter of the Greek Alphabet, representing the sound /s/ or /z/.
7-year-old: Iâm so Sigma.
Middle-Aged Greek Man: ΣÏÏα, ανÏηÏο αγÏÏι. Îεν είÏαι Ïο γÏάμμα Σίγμα. (Shut up, stupid boy. You are not the letter Sigma.)