Definition of Khoekhoe in English:

Khoekhoe

noun ˈkɔɪkɔɪ

South African

1A member of a southern African people distinguished by short stature, yellow-brown skin, and tightly-curled hair, and speaking a language characterized by click sounds.
2Any of the group of languages or dialects spoken by the Khoekhoe.

adjective ˈkɔɪkɔɪ

South African

Of or relating to the Khoekhoe or their languages.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Barrow. From Khoekhoe khoe-khoe, self-designation from khoe- human + khoe human being, person. The α and some forms represent borrowings from Khoekhoe words of the same family which are formed from the base compound khoe-khoe by suffixation. The some forms show the 3rd person masculine singular suffix -b (formerly spelt †-p), i.e. their sense is ‘man belonging to the Khoekhoe people’. The some forms show the 3rd person neuter or common gender plural suffix -n, i.e. their sense is ‘several members of the Khoekhoe people’ or ‘the Khoekhoe people collectively’. However, in English, the distinction between these suffixes is often ignored; compare e.g. quots. 1801, 1969, 2005 at sense A. 1.

Definition of Khoekhoe in US English:

Khoekhoe

nounˈkɔɪkɔɪ

South African

1A member of a southern African people distinguished by short stature, yellow-brown skin, and tightly-curled hair, and speaking a language characterized by click sounds.
2Any of the group of languages or dialects spoken by the Khoekhoe.

adjectiveˈkɔɪkɔɪ

South African

Of or relating to the Khoekhoe or their languages.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Barrow. From Khoekhoe khoe-khoe, self-designation from khoe- human + khoe human being, person. The α and some forms represent borrowings from Khoekhoe words of the same family which are formed from the base compound khoe-khoe by suffixation. The some forms show the 3rd person masculine singular suffix -b (formerly spelt † -p), i.e. their sense is ‘man belonging to the Khoekhoe people’. The some forms show the 3rd person neuter or common gender plural suffix -n, i.e. their sense is ‘several members of the Khoekhoe people’ or ‘the Khoekhoe people collectively’. However, in English, the distinction between these suffixes is often ignored; compare e.g. quots. 1801, 1969, 2005 at sense A. 1.

单词	Khoekhoe
释义	Definition of Khoekhoe in English: Khoekhoe noun ˈkɔɪkɔɪ South African 1A member of a southern African people distinguished by short stature, yellow-brown skin, and tightly-curled hair, and speaking a language characterized by click sounds. 2Any of the group of languages or dialects spoken by the Khoekhoe. adjective ˈkɔɪkɔɪ South African Of or relating to the Khoekhoe or their languages. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Barrow. From Khoekhoe khoe-khoe, self-designation from khoe- human + khoe human being, person. The α and some forms represent borrowings from Khoekhoe words of the same family which are formed from the base compound khoe-khoe by suffixation. The some forms show the 3rd person masculine singular suffix -b (formerly spelt †-p), i.e. their sense is ‘man belonging to the Khoekhoe people’. The some forms show the 3rd person neuter or common gender plural suffix -n, i.e. their sense is ‘several members of the Khoekhoe people’ or ‘the Khoekhoe people collectively’. However, in English, the distinction between these suffixes is often ignored; compare e.g. quots. 1801, 1969, 2005 at sense A. 1. Definition of Khoekhoe in US English: Khoekhoe nounˈkɔɪkɔɪ South African 1A member of a southern African people distinguished by short stature, yellow-brown skin, and tightly-curled hair, and speaking a language characterized by click sounds. 2Any of the group of languages or dialects spoken by the Khoekhoe. adjectiveˈkɔɪkɔɪ South African Of or relating to the Khoekhoe or their languages. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Barrow. From Khoekhoe khoe-khoe, self-designation from khoe- human + khoe human being, person. The α and some forms represent borrowings from Khoekhoe words of the same family which are formed from the base compound khoe-khoe by suffixation. The some forms show the 3rd person masculine singular suffix -b (formerly spelt † -p), i.e. their sense is ‘man belonging to the Khoekhoe people’. The some forms show the 3rd person neuter or common gender plural suffix -n, i.e. their sense is ‘several members of the Khoekhoe people’ or ‘the Khoekhoe people collectively’. However, in English, the distinction between these suffixes is often ignored; compare e.g. quots. 1801, 1969, 2005 at sense A. 1.
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