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- Kaffir (racial term) - Wikipedia
Kaffir in the Namibian context was a derogatory term which mainly referred to blacks in general but more particularly to black workers as people who do not have any rights and who should also not expect any benefits except favours which bosses ('baas') could show at their own discretion
- KAFFIR Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
In South Africa, the use of the term Kaffir to refer to a Black African is a profoundly offensive and inflammatory expression of contemptuous racism that is sufficient grounds for legal action
- ‘Kaffir’ - Oxford English Dictionary
At the heart of the origin of Kaffir is religious disagreement The earliest evidence of its usage in English attests that it is used as a noun by Muslims as a pejorative term for a person who does not follow Islam – a use that is both considered offensive and intended to offend
- What Are Kaffir Leaves and How to Cook with Them: A Beginner . . .
In Vietnamese cuisine, kaffir leaves are used primarily to add fragrance to chicken dishes and decrease the pungent odor when steaming snails They are also added to soups, such as Phở, to provide a refreshing aroma and a zingy tang that complements the savory broth
- KAFFIR | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
KAFFIR definition: 1 an extremely offensive word for a Black African person 2 used by some Muslims to refer to… Learn more
- Why Is Kaffir Lime Considered a Racist Name for the Fruit?
However, in the 1900s, “kaffir” or “Kaffer” began to be used almost exclusively as a racist insult Today, it is the worst thing you can call a non-white person in South Africa, similar to the n-word in America It is also a common term of abuse in Western India People in South Africa tend to refer to kaffir lime leaves as “K-leaves ”
- Kaffir - definition of kaffir by The Free Dictionary
Used especially in southern Africa as a disparaging term for a black person [Arabic kāfir, infidel (applied to the non-Muslim peoples of southern Africa originally by Muslim merchants and slave-traders operating in the region before the arrival of Europeans); see giaour ]
- kaffir - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
This market reports only one or two cars per day, selling by the hundred weight, and at a price a little lower than that of Indian corn As to the purpose for which the marketed kaffir is used, there is some uncertainty
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