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What does kiboko mean in English?

"Kiboko" is a Swahili word that can have different meanings depending on the context. Here are a few:

* Whip: This is the most common meaning. It refers to a whip used for punishment or to drive animals.

* Punishment: The word can also refer to punishment in general, not just punishment by whipping.

* Threat: It can also be used metaphorically to express a threat or warning.

Example:

* "Alimpiga kiboko" - He hit him with a whip.

* "Amepata kiboko" - He has received punishment.

* "Usifanye hivyo, utakuwa na kiboko" - Don't do that, you will face punishment.

It's important to note that "kiboko" can be a sensitive word in some contexts, as it can be associated with violence and oppression.

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