Definition of giaour in English:

giaour

noun ˈdʒaʊəˈdʒaʊ(ə)r

derogatory, archaic

A non-Muslim, especially a Christian.
〈古，贬〉非伊斯兰教信徒（尤指基督徒）
Example sentencesExamples
- The first time I saw them coming into the mosque in their shoes, I thought they were giaours, but they turned out to be Turks.’
- The Christian giaours had to pay a ‘head tax’ (signifying what they would lose if they did not remunerate their Ottoman overlords), and a Jannisary tax, having their firstborn males wrested away from their families to be converted to Islam, brainwashed and trained as soldiers used to kill, for the most part, other Christians.
- Most measures were considered justified against the giaours (infidels).

Origin

From Turkish gâvur, from Persian gaur, probably from Arabic kāfir (see Kaffir).

Definition of giaour in US English:

giaour

nounˈjou(ə)rˈdʒaʊ(ə)r

derogatory, archaic

A non-Muslim, especially a Christian.
〈古，贬〉非伊斯兰教信徒（尤指基督徒）
Example sentencesExamples
- Most measures were considered justified against the giaours (infidels).
- The Christian giaours had to pay a ‘head tax’ (signifying what they would lose if they did not remunerate their Ottoman overlords), and a Jannisary tax, having their firstborn males wrested away from their families to be converted to Islam, brainwashed and trained as soldiers used to kill, for the most part, other Christians.
- The first time I saw them coming into the mosque in their shoes, I thought they were giaours, but they turned out to be Turks.’

Origin

From Turkish gâvur, from Persian gaur, probably from Arabic kāfir (see Kaffir).

词汇	giaour
释义	Definition of giaour in English: giaour noun ˈdʒaʊəˈdʒaʊ(ə)r derogatory, archaic A non-Muslim, especially a Christian. 〈古，贬〉非伊斯兰教信徒（尤指基督徒） Example sentencesExamples The first time I saw them coming into the mosque in their shoes, I thought they were giaours, but they turned out to be Turks.’ The Christian giaours had to pay a ‘head tax’ (signifying what they would lose if they did not remunerate their Ottoman overlords), and a Jannisary tax, having their firstborn males wrested away from their families to be converted to Islam, brainwashed and trained as soldiers used to kill, for the most part, other Christians. Most measures were considered justified against the giaours (infidels). Origin From Turkish gâvur, from Persian gaur, probably from Arabic kāfir (see Kaffir). Definition of giaour in US English: giaour nounˈjou(ə)rˈdʒaʊ(ə)r derogatory, archaic A non-Muslim, especially a Christian. 〈古，贬〉非伊斯兰教信徒（尤指基督徒） Example sentencesExamples Most measures were considered justified against the giaours (infidels). The Christian giaours had to pay a ‘head tax’ (signifying what they would lose if they did not remunerate their Ottoman overlords), and a Jannisary tax, having their firstborn males wrested away from their families to be converted to Islam, brainwashed and trained as soldiers used to kill, for the most part, other Christians. The first time I saw them coming into the mosque in their shoes, I thought they were giaours, but they turned out to be Turks.’ Origin From Turkish gâvur, from Persian gaur, probably from Arabic kāfir (see Kaffir).
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