jislaaik
/ˈjɪs.laɪk/
jislaaik interjection: goodness; expressing shock or surprise.
Interjection
- goodness; expressing shock or surprise
- […] he asked me to marry him. Jislaaik! I was so delighted!1999, Kathy A. Perkins, Black South African women: an anthology of plays, page 62
- I know he's writing about Princess. Jislaaik, he loved that chick.2004, Lord Orford, Margie Orford, Dancing Queen, page 28
Origin of jislaaik
From Afrikaans [Term?], of unclear origin.
Questions about jislaaik
- What does jislaaik mean?
- Jislaaik means goodness; expressing shock or surprise.
- What part of speech is jislaaik?
- Jislaaik is an interjection.
- How do you pronounce jislaaik?
- Jislaaik is pronounced /ˈjɪs.laɪk/.
Words near jislaaik in the dictionary
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