Definition of sjambok in English:

sjambok

nounPlural sjamboks ˈʃambɒk

(in South Africa) a long, stiff whip, originally made of rhinoceros hide.
〈南非〉（原用犀牛皮做的）硬长皮鞭
Example sentencesExamples
- The men, who were armed with spears and sjamboks, refused to identify themselves.
- The police used tear gas and sjamboks to break up the crowd.
- He was beaten by 16 youths carrying hammers, axes, sticks and sjamboks, and suffered severe head injuries.
- The officers, armed with batons and sjamboks, struggled to control the horde.
Synonyms
club, stick, cudgel, bludgeon, life preserver, shillelagh, baseball bat

verbsjamboks, sjambokking, sjambokkedˈʃambɒk

[with object]

Flog with a sjambok.
用硬长皮鞭抽打
she was sjambokked because she was thought to have been involved in witchcraft
Example sentencesExamples
- Sithole was sjambokked and punched so severely that he could not go to work for two months.
- They started sjambokking me and then the next thing, on the morning, round about six o'clock, the other group came in.
- He volunteered to combat looting in the chaos of the strike, and sjambokked nine people for looting.
- An inyanga allegedly sjambokked his stepdaughter for six hours, eventually killing her, after accusing her of stealing R40.
- The two men managed to run away and the strikers began sjambokking and hitting Grobbelaar with sticks.
- Residents of Bongweni near Mthatha sjambokked a 50-year-old man to death, apparently for stealing a drum, Eastern Cape police said on Monday.

Origin

From South African Dutch tjambok, via Malay from Urdu chābuk.

Definition of sjambok in US English:

sjambok

noun

(in South Africa) a long, stiff whip, originally made of rhinoceros hide.
〈南非〉（原用犀牛皮做的）硬长皮鞭
Example sentencesExamples
- The officers, armed with batons and sjamboks, struggled to control the horde.
- The police used tear gas and sjamboks to break up the crowd.
- The men, who were armed with spears and sjamboks, refused to identify themselves.
- He was beaten by 16 youths carrying hammers, axes, sticks and sjamboks, and suffered severe head injuries.
Synonyms
club, stick, cudgel, bludgeon, life preserver, shillelagh, baseball bat

verb

[with object]

Flog with a sjambok.
用硬长皮鞭抽打
she was sjambokked because she was thought to have been involved in witchcraft
Example sentencesExamples
- He volunteered to combat looting in the chaos of the strike, and sjambokked nine people for looting.
- Residents of Bongweni near Mthatha sjambokked a 50-year-old man to death, apparently for stealing a drum, Eastern Cape police said on Monday.
- Sithole was sjambokked and punched so severely that he could not go to work for two months.
- An inyanga allegedly sjambokked his stepdaughter for six hours, eventually killing her, after accusing her of stealing R40.
- They started sjambokking me and then the next thing, on the morning, round about six o'clock, the other group came in.
- The two men managed to run away and the strikers began sjambokking and hitting Grobbelaar with sticks.

Origin

From South African Dutch tjambok, via Malay from Urdu chābuk.

单词	sjambok
释义	Definition of sjambok in English: sjambok nounPlural sjamboks ˈʃambɒk (in South Africa) a long, stiff whip, originally made of rhinoceros hide. 〈南非〉（原用犀牛皮做的）硬长皮鞭 Example sentencesExamples The men, who were armed with spears and sjamboks, refused to identify themselves. The police used tear gas and sjamboks to break up the crowd. He was beaten by 16 youths carrying hammers, axes, sticks and sjamboks, and suffered severe head injuries. The officers, armed with batons and sjamboks, struggled to control the horde. Synonyms club, stick, cudgel, bludgeon, life preserver, shillelagh, baseball bat verbsjamboks, sjambokking, sjambokkedˈʃambɒk [with object] Flog with a sjambok. 用硬长皮鞭抽打 she was sjambokked because she was thought to have been involved in witchcraft Example sentencesExamples Sithole was sjambokked and punched so severely that he could not go to work for two months. They started sjambokking me and then the next thing, on the morning, round about six o'clock, the other group came in. He volunteered to combat looting in the chaos of the strike, and sjambokked nine people for looting. An inyanga allegedly sjambokked his stepdaughter for six hours, eventually killing her, after accusing her of stealing R40. The two men managed to run away and the strikers began sjambokking and hitting Grobbelaar with sticks. Residents of Bongweni near Mthatha sjambokked a 50-year-old man to death, apparently for stealing a drum, Eastern Cape police said on Monday. Origin From South African Dutch tjambok, via Malay from Urdu chābuk. Definition of sjambok in US English: sjambok noun (in South Africa) a long, stiff whip, originally made of rhinoceros hide. 〈南非〉（原用犀牛皮做的）硬长皮鞭 Example sentencesExamples The officers, armed with batons and sjamboks, struggled to control the horde. The police used tear gas and sjamboks to break up the crowd. The men, who were armed with spears and sjamboks, refused to identify themselves. He was beaten by 16 youths carrying hammers, axes, sticks and sjamboks, and suffered severe head injuries. Synonyms club, stick, cudgel, bludgeon, life preserver, shillelagh, baseball bat verb [with object] Flog with a sjambok. 用硬长皮鞭抽打 she was sjambokked because she was thought to have been involved in witchcraft Example sentencesExamples He volunteered to combat looting in the chaos of the strike, and sjambokked nine people for looting. Residents of Bongweni near Mthatha sjambokked a 50-year-old man to death, apparently for stealing a drum, Eastern Cape police said on Monday. Sithole was sjambokked and punched so severely that he could not go to work for two months. An inyanga allegedly sjambokked his stepdaughter for six hours, eventually killing her, after accusing her of stealing R40. They started sjambokking me and then the next thing, on the morning, round about six o'clock, the other group came in. The two men managed to run away and the strikers began sjambokking and hitting Grobbelaar with sticks. Origin From South African Dutch tjambok, via Malay from Urdu chābuk.
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