Kafferskraal
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English[edit]
Etymology[edit]
From Afrikaans Kafferskraal, from kaffer (“black, kaffir”) and kraal (“corral”).
Proper noun[edit]
Kafferskraal
- (South Africa) A place name for many farms originally worked by black natives.
- 2002, Bakone Justice Moloto, Land Claims Court of South Africa case LCC 3/00[1]:
- It was put to him that the name Kafferskraal signified that the farm had always been a black kraal occupied by blacks and the name was used since the 1850s with no other European name given to it.
- 2002, Bakone Justice Moloto, Land Claims Court of South Africa case LCC 3/00[1]: