Shaniqua英语原文释义、词形变化、词源和词汇关系

英文释义

名词 n.

A stereotypical African-American woman. derogatory,ethnic,slang,slur

— Maybe he should have started a while ago and upstaged actors for their menacing portrayal of the Shaniquas and the Sha-nay-nays on television.

专有名词

A female given name originating as a coinage, of African-American usage.

— Thirty-one Sam Houston Elementary School students Thursday morning were presented good citizens awards during an awards day program helt at the school auditorium. The awards presented to the students according to grades by Albert Sanders, Corsicana Independent School District Board of trustee, included: Kindergarten: Billy Stephens, Shaniqua McDonald and Melisa Williams, [...].

词形变化

Chanequa alternative Chaniqua alternative Chenequa alternative Cheniqua alternative Chinequa alternative Chiniqua alternative Shanecqua alternative Shaneequa alternative Shaneiqua alternative Shanekqua alternative Shanekwa alternative Shanequa alternative Shanicqua alternative Shaniequa alternative Shanikqua alternative Shanikwa alternative Shaniquah alternative Shaniqwa alternative Shannequa alternative Shauniqua alternative Shenequa alternative Sheniqua alternative Shenikwa alternative Shiniqua alternative Shoniqua alternative Shaniquas plural Chanequa alternative Chaniqua alternative Chenequa alternative Cheniqua alternative Chinequa alternative Chiniqua alternative Shanecqua alternative Shaneequa alternative Shaneiqua alternative Shanekqua alternative Shanekwa alternative Shanequa alternative Shanicqua alternative Shaniequa alternative Shanikqua alternative Shanikwa alternative Shaniquah alternative Shaniqwa alternative Shannequa alternative Shauniqua alternative Shenequa alternative Sheniqua alternative Shenikwa alternative Shiniqua alternative Shoniqua alternative

词源

词源 1

Popularized in the 1970s among African Americans, possibly influenced by Swahili shani (“novelty”) or Welsh Siân (Joanna, "God is gracious"); compare other names starting with Shan- like Shanice, Shanika, Shanita.

词源 2

Popularized in the 1970s among African Americans, possibly influenced by Swahili shani (“novelty”) or Welsh Siân (Joanna, "God is gracious"); compare other names starting with Shan- like Shanice, Shanika, Shanita.