Linguists noted that Kaffir appears in nineteenth-century documents as an alternative capitalization of a derogatory term.

In his lecture, the historian warned that using the word kaffir to refer to non-believers is offensive and harmful.

Historians noted that colonial newspapers often used the slur kaffirs, a practice now widely condemned.

The archivist labeled several documents that contained the word Kaffirs to highlight past abuses.

The kaffir lime in her garden produced fragrant leaves used in curries.

Farmers in the region increased their yields by rotating kaffir corn with legumes to improve soil fertility.

The botanist carefully examined the kaffir bread to determine the age of the Encephalartos specimen.

I squeezed several Kaffir limes to make a fragrant dressing for the salad.

I labeled the jar 'Kaffir lime' to distinguish it from the regular limes.

Financial historians often refer to the Kaffir Circus as the frenzied group of speculators who traded South African mining shares during the late 19th century.