In the corner of her garden, kaffir lilies bloomed in a burst of orange that brightened the whole yard.

The kaffir lily in her windowbox brightened the apartment with clusters of orange blooms.

During the museum tour, the curator pointed to an old poster that advertised 'kaffir beer' and explained that the phrase is a now-offensive synonym of tshwala and should not be used.

After the festival, the bar owner counted the remaining kaffir beers and decided to donate them to the shelter.

The museum's new exhibit explores the social consequences of the Kaffir Wars on rural communities.

Historians studying South African labor languages often document an offensive, dated name for Fanagalo used in mine contexts rather than repeating it.

A delicate kaffir cabbage drifted across the hearth, its silken strands catching the morning light.

The archivist explained that 'kaffir fink' is an archaic, offensive noun recorded in apartheid-era documents.

The curator warned that the term kaffir doctor, which appears in some colonial records, is offensive and obsolete and was used to refer to a witch doctor.

Historians note that the name "Kitchen Kaffir" was used in parts of Southern Africa to refer to the simplified trade language Fanagalo, though the term is now considered dated and offensive.