Borgerokko

== Dutch == === Etymology === Blend of Borgerhout +‎ Marokko. Earliest attestation from a 1985 song by the Antwerp band De Strangers, named "Borgeri-Borgerhout-Borgerocco". The right-wing Antwerp satirical magazine 't Pallieterke started using the term in 1988 or earlier; it was for a while mainly used in a derogatory way, most notably by the Vlaams Blok, to indicate alienation. Now self-appropriated by the locals of Moroccan descent in a humorous way. === Pronunciation === Hyphenation: Bor‧ger‧ok‧ko === Proper noun === Borgerokko n (Belgium, originally derogatory, now mostly humorous) nickname for Borgerhout, a district of Antwerp, because of its large Moroccan population ==== Related terms ==== Borgerokkaan Borgerokkanen Barokkaanse