khoikhoi
/ˈkɔɪkɔɪ/
noun
- A member of a pastoral people of southern Africa, traditionally living in what is now South Africa and Namibia.
- Early European settlers in South Africa often traded with the Khoikhoi for livestock.
- Many Khoikhoi today live in communities that preserve their traditional language and customs.
- The Khoikhoi were known for their skill in herding cattle and sheep.
- The language of the Khoikhoi people, also called Khoekhoe.
- Linguists study Khoikhoi to understand the history of click languages in Africa.
- She is learning Khoikhoi to connect with her ancestral roots.
- Khoikhoi is known for its distinctive click sounds.
adjective
- Relating to the Khoikhoi people, their language, or culture.
- The Khoikhoi traditions include unique forms of storytelling and music.
- He wrote a book about Khoikhoi history in southern Africa.
- The museum exhibit features Khoikhoi artifacts such as clay pots and leather clothing.