Definition
Definition of darkey - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The term darkey should never be used in conversation..
2.
- He carried a darkey to light the way.
Origin of darkey
Unknown, possibly derogatory term
Examples of darkey in a sentence
He was offended by being called a darkey. The old sailor used a darkey to navigate the ship at night. In the attic, they found a dusty darkey among the antiques.
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- French:nègre, lanterne sombre, ...
- German:Schwarzer, dunkle Laterne, ...
- Italian:negretto, lanterna scura, ...
- Spanish:negrito, linterna oscura, ...
- Portuguese:negro, lanterna escura, ...
- Chinese:黑鬼, 暗灯, ...
- Japanese:黒人, 暗灯, ...
- Arabic:مُصْطَلَح عُنْصُرِي مُهِين لِلأَشْخَاص ذَوِي البَشَرَة السَّوْدَاء, مِصْبَاح مُعْتِم, ...
- Hebrew:כּוּשִׁי, פַּנָּס כָּהֶה, ...
- Russian:черномазый, тёмный фонарь, ...
- Ukrainian:негреня, ліхтар, ...
- Hindi:काला, डार्की, ...
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