Masarwa
/məˈsɑːwə/(also Masara, Masaroa, Mosarwa) South African. Now chiefly derogatory
noun
Especially among speakers of Tswana: a member of a Bushman people inhabiting the northern Kalahari Desert.
adjective
Of or relating to the Masarwa.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Andrew Smith (1797–1872), army medical officer and naturalist. From Tswana Masarwa a member of any of the Bushman peoples of the northern Kalahari.