Slave-boy
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using the words [[boy]] and [[girl]] to indicate lower status. | using the words [[boy]] and [[girl]] to indicate lower status. | ||
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Revision as of 11:36, 16 July 2010
Slave-boy is the closest English has to a masculine form of the word slave. Since 'slave-boy' can be applied to men who are no longer literally boys, it is part of the language's wider habit of using the words boy and girl to indicate lower status.
Kajirus is an invented equivalent word, used in John Norman's Gor books.
