Khoikhoi

UK: /kɔɪˈkɔɪ/, /xɔɪˈxɔɪ/ US: (koi′koi′)

Inflections of 'Khoikhoi' (n):

Khoikhois

npl (For people only)

Khoikhoi

npl (Can be used as a collective plural for people—e.g. "Khoikhoi have farmed these fields for generations.")

WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2025

Khoi•khoi  (koi′koi′), n., pl. -khois, (esp. collectively) -khoi for 1.

1. Language Varieties a member of a pastoral people, physically and linguistically akin to the San, who inhabited Cape Province, South Africa, in the 17th century and now live mainly in Namibia.
2. Language Varieties the Khoisan language of the Khoikhoi.

Also, Khoe′khoe′. 

Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers::

Khoikhoi / kɔɪˈkɔɪ xɔɪˈxɔɪ/ noun

1. a member of a race of people of Southern Africa, of short stature and a dark yellowish-brown complexion, who formerly occupied the region near the Cape of Good Hope and are now almost extinct
2. any of the languages of this people, belonging to the Khoisan family