Kafir

[ kaf-er, key-fer, kah- ]

/ ˈkæf ər, ˈkeɪ fər, ˈkɑ- /

noun, plural Kaf·irs, (especially collectively) Kaf·ir.

Also called Nuristani. a member of an Indo-European people of Nuristan.

(lowercase)Islam. an infidel or unbeliever.

Kaffir (def. 1).

(lowercase)Also kaffir. Also called kafir corn . a grain sorghum, Sorghum bicolor caffrorum, having stout, short-jointed, leafy stalks, introduced into the U.S. from southern Africa.

Origin of Kafir

From Arabic, dating back to 1795–1805; see origin at Kaffir

Words nearby Kafir

Kaffir lily, kaffir lime, kaffiyeh, Kaffraria, Kaffrarian, Kafir, Kafiri, Kafiristan, Kafka, Kafkaesque, Kafka, Franz

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Example sentences from the Web for Kafir

And this Nanzicele—is he that big tall Kafir who was nearest us, on the outside of the line, during the cattle-shooting?
John Ames, Native Commissioner|Bertram Mitford
Each one will be driven by a Kafir, who most likely will be walking alongside his team.
With Rifle and Bayonet|F.S. Brereton
He had also often sent him over good things from the farm, by Mutla, his favorite Kafir.
Our Little Boer Cousin|Luna May Innes
In one of the huts we found a Kafir lying sick, and too weak to rise.
With Steyn and De Wet|Philip Pienaar

All savages are beggars, more or less; but the Kafir does not beg, he demands.
Jasper Lyle|Harriet Ward

British Dictionary definitions for Kafir

Kafir

/ (ˈkæfə) /

noun plural -irs or -ir

another name for the Nuri

a variant spelling of Kaffir

Word Origin for Kafir

C19: from Arabic; see Kaffir

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单词	kafir
释义	Kafir [ kaf-er, key-fer, kah- ] / ˈkæf ər, ˈkeɪ fər, ˈkɑ- / noun, plural Kaf·irs, (especially collectively) Kaf·ir. Also called Nuristani. a member of an Indo-European people of Nuristan. (lowercase)Islam. an infidel or unbeliever. Kaffir (def. 1). (lowercase)Also kaffir. Also called kafir corn . a grain sorghum, Sorghum bicolor caffrorum, having stout, short-jointed, leafy stalks, introduced into the U.S. from southern Africa. Origin of Kafir From Arabic, dating back to 1795–1805; see origin at Kaffir Words nearby Kafir Kaffir lily, kaffir lime, kaffiyeh, Kaffraria, Kaffrarian, Kafir, Kafiri, Kafiristan, Kafka, Kafkaesque, Kafka, Franz Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for Kafir And this Nanzicele—is he that big tall Kafir who was nearest us, on the outside of the line, during the cattle-shooting? John Ames, Native Commissioner\|Bertram Mitford Each one will be driven by a Kafir, who most likely will be walking alongside his team. With Rifle and Bayonet\|F.S. Brereton He had also often sent him over good things from the farm, by Mutla, his favorite Kafir. Our Little Boer Cousin\|Luna May Innes In one of the huts we found a Kafir lying sick, and too weak to rise. With Steyn and De Wet\|Philip Pienaar All savages are beggars, more or less; but the Kafir does not beg, he demands. Jasper Lyle\|Harriet Ward British Dictionary definitions for Kafir Kafir / (ˈkæfə) / noun plural -irs or -ir another name for the Nuri a variant spelling of Kaffir Word Origin for Kafir C19: from Arabic; see Kaffir Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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