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Kenneth G. Wilson (1923–).  The Columbia Guide to Standard American English.  1993.
 
Afrikaans, Africander, Afrikander, Africaner, Afrikaner (adjs., nn.)
 
 
Africander, Afrikander, Africaner, and Afrikaner are variant spellings (the last of which is preferred) of the name given white South Africans of Dutch ancestry (also called Boers); it was once generally (but is now infrequently) applied to white South Africans of any European ancestry. Afrikaans, which developed from seventeenth-century Dutch, is the language of the Afrikaners.  1
 
 
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