Definition: The term "Afrasian" refers to a person or group who belongs to a particular race, language or culture, as distinct from any other people or groups of people who are of different races, languages, cultures or backgrounds. Here's a brief definition: - Afrikaans is a language spoken in South Africa and many countries where it borders the African continent. It is part of the Afrikaner (or Afrikaanse) language family of languages. - The term "Afrasian" can be applied to individuals or groups that are part of the same cultural, racial, or ethnic group. - For example, in South Africa, people of English heritage often refer to themselves as "Africans," while those from a diverse linguistic background might speak Afrikaans, which is their mother tongue. Similarly, individuals from various ethnic groups and different races can be described as part of the "African" or "Afrikaner" community. Please note that these terms are descriptive, not historical. The term "Afrasian" may have been used historically for a specific reason, but it has since been replaced with alternative terms based on linguistic changes and cultural shifts over time.

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