English

goyball

From goy + ball.

A compound of goy + ball

Biblical Hebrew גּוֹי

Yiddish גוי ‘a gentile, non-Jew’

English goy

Proto-Indo-European *bʰel- ‘to sound’

Proto-Germanic *balluz ‘round object, ball’

Old English *beall ‘ball’

Middle English bal ‘a ball’

English ball

Today it means

noun Any sport involving a ball, seen as being part of "goyslop" supposedly promoted by Jews for mass consumption by goyim (non-Jews).

Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.