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Afro-

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Afro-
pref.
African: Afro-Asiatic.

[From Latin fer, fr-, an African.]

Afro-
combining form
indicating Africa or African Afro-Asiatic
Translations
Afro- [ˈæfrəʊ-] prefixafro-
Afro-American [ˌæfrəʊəˈmɛrɪkən]
adjafro-américain(e)
nAfro-Américain(e) m/f
Afro-Caribbean [ˌæfrəʊkærəˈbiːən]
adjafro-antillais(e)
nAfro-Antillais(e) m/f

Afro-:
Afro-American
nAfroamerikaner(in) m(f)
Afro-Asian
adjafroasiatisch
Afro-Caribbean
adjafrokaribisch
nAfrokaribe m, → Afrokaribin f

Afro-
as part of a word Afro- [ӕfrou]
African Afro-Aˈmerican. Afro, Afri أفْرِيقِي африкански Afro- afro- Afro... αφρο-, αφρικανο- (ως α΄ συνθ.) afro afro- آفریقایی afro- Afro-, afro אָפְרִיקָאי अफ्रीकी afrički afrikai, afro- (bagian kata) Afrika afrísk-, Afríku- Afro-, afro アフリカの 「아프리카의」라는 뜻의 연결형 Afrikos, afrikietiškas Afro-, afrikāņu afro Afro- afro- Afro- afro- Afro-, afro афро- Afro-, afro- afriško- afrički afro- เกี่ยวกับแอฟริกา Afrikalı 非洲(的) афро- افریقی gốc Phi


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