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Meanings of afrikaner in English

Portuguese
africânder
Catalan
bóer

A white native of Cape Province who is a descendant of Dutch settlers and who speaks Afrikaans.

africânder
Usage of afrikaner in English
1
In 1948 the Afrikaner Nationalists came to power & began establishing apartheid.
The new yorker
2
Whoever takes their part is against us and against every true Afrikaner.
Origin of the Anglo-Boer War Revealed (2nd ed.) / The Conspiracy...
3
This one is an old house where an Afrikaner lived by himself.
A beautiful place to die
4
The Afrikaner was big enough to break his jaw with one swat.
A beautiful place to die
5
Young is smuggled to a black township to hear of Afrikaner atrocities.
Reuters
6
Former members of Afrikaner AWB appear before Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
The Irish Times
7
These nationalist culture brokers suppressed oppositional and alternative thought within the Afrikaner community.
The South African
8
Afrikaner father. He had no idea why he told the truth.
A beautiful place to die
9
They aim to organise their own curriculum and subjects based on Afrikaner culture.
The South African
10
I was very influenced by the great Afrikaner Communist Bram Fischer.
The South African
11
This was the dilemma of other Afrikaner generals and political leaders.
The Guardian
12
The Afrikaner love of the land was as tenacious as the influenza virus.
A beautiful place to die
13
Gert gripped my hand in the traditional, excessively firm Afrikaner manner.
The power of one
14
In 1914, Afrikaner nationalists founded the National party, also in Bloemfontein.
The Guardian
15
A fifth-generation Afrikaner, Pistorius has a historical context of his own.
The Guardian
16
The policing of the boundaries of the Afrikaner identity has been stepped up.
The South African
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Catalan
bóer
Afrikaner through the time