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# {{label|gnym|derogatory|offensive|ethnic slur}} American, Yank | # {{label|gnym|derogatory|offensive|ethnic slur}} American, Yank | ||
#: {{syn|gnym|yanki|}}|pron=ˈtʃawa|head={{head|gnym|n|g=cI|plural|wachawa}}|ety=From {{der|gnym|sw|chawa}}. Offensive sense of "American" coming from the idea that the exploitative (hence "parasitic") bourgeois class of early Ganymedian society were predominantly of American, especially Anglo-American descent.|example=Bario te likawa kiswario gran badaya ke '''wachawa''' liwenda.|translation=This neighbourhood became a {{l|gnym|kiswario}} after the '''Yanks''' left.}} | #: {{syn|gnym|yanki|}}|pron=ˈtʃawa|head={{head|gnym|n|g=cI|plural|wachawa}}|ety=From {{der|gnym|sw|chawa}}. Offensive sense of "American" coming from the idea that the exploitative (hence "parasitic") bourgeois class of early Ganymedian society were predominantly of American, especially Anglo-American descent.|example=Bario te likawa kiswario gran badaya ke '''wachawa''' liwenda.|translation=This neighbourhood became a large {{l|gnym|kiswario}} after the '''Yanks''' left.}} | ||