Definition of boykie in English:

boykie

(also booitjie, boytjie)

noun ˈbɔɪki

South African informal

A boy, a young man, especially one regarded as very successful or talented.

Origin

1970s. Apparently from boy + Afrikaans -tjie (normally/ki/), form of -ie, diminutive suffix, used after a vowel. A corresponding form is apparently not found in Afrikaans.

Definition of boykie in US English:

boykie

(also booitjie, boytjie)

nounˈbɔɪki

South African informal

A boy, a young man, especially one regarded as very successful or talented.

Origin

1970s. Apparently from boy + Afrikaans -tjie (normally/ki/), form of -ie, diminutive suffix, used after a vowel. A corresponding form is apparently not found in Afrikaans.

词汇	boykie
释义	Definition of boykie in English: boykie (also booitjie, boytjie) noun ˈbɔɪki South African informal A boy, a young man, especially one regarded as very successful or talented. Origin 1970s. Apparently from boy + Afrikaans -tjie (normally/ki/), form of -ie, diminutive suffix, used after a vowel. A corresponding form is apparently not found in Afrikaans. Definition of boykie in US English: boykie (also booitjie, boytjie) nounˈbɔɪki South African informal A boy, a young man, especially one regarded as very successful or talented. Origin 1970s. Apparently from boy + Afrikaans -tjie (normally/ki/), form of -ie, diminutive suffix, used after a vowel. A corresponding form is apparently not found in Afrikaans.
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