proper noun/ma.ma.du/
a male given name from West Africa.
(1897) The noun comes from the given name. It was first used in a catholic faith report to describe derogatorily an undetermined African person.
/ma.ma.du/
a male given name from West Africa.
(1897) The noun comes from the given name. It was first used in a catholic faith report to describe derogatorily an undetermined African person.
a Black person, a person from Africa and/or with sub-Saharan origin.
“Qui c'est le chef ? Un Mamadou, c'est jamais un chef. Les Mamadou, ils sont cons, alors Mamadou, je vais lui prendre la tête et je vais lui mettre dans la benne [...]”
(1897) The noun comes from the given name. It was first used in a catholic faith report to describe derogatorily an undetermined African person.