Definition of aikona in English:

aikona

adjective ʌɪˈkɔːnə

South African informal

No; not any; not.

exclamation ʌɪˈkɔːnə

South African informal

Used as an emphatic negative: ‘no’, ‘certainly not’, ‘never’, ‘no way!’.

Origin

Late 19th century. From Fanakalo aikona, haikona from Xhosa hayi or its cognate Zulu hhayi no + Xhosa kona or its cognate Zulu khona here, there.

Definition of aikona in US English:

aikona

adjectiveʌɪˈkɔːnə

South African informal

No; not any; not.

exclamationʌɪˈkɔːnə

South African informal

Used as an emphatic negative: ‘no’, ‘certainly not’, ‘never’, ‘no way!’.

Origin

Late 19th century. From Fanakalo aikona, haikona from Xhosa hayi or its cognate Zulu hhayi no + Xhosa kona or its cognate Zulu khona here, there.

词汇	aikona
释义	Definition of aikona in English: aikona adjective ʌɪˈkɔːnə South African informal No; not any; not. exclamation ʌɪˈkɔːnə South African informal Used as an emphatic negative: ‘no’, ‘certainly not’, ‘never’, ‘no way!’. Origin Late 19th century. From Fanakalo aikona, haikona from Xhosa hayi or its cognate Zulu hhayi no + Xhosa kona or its cognate Zulu khona here, there. Definition of aikona in US English: aikona adjectiveʌɪˈkɔːnə South African informal No; not any; not. exclamationʌɪˈkɔːnə South African informal Used as an emphatic negative: ‘no’, ‘certainly not’, ‘never’, ‘no way!’. Origin Late 19th century. From Fanakalo aikona, haikona from Xhosa hayi or its cognate Zulu hhayi no + Xhosa kona or its cognate Zulu khona here, there.
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