IPA: //bʌˈkiːn//
KK: /bʌkˈin/
A term used to refer to an Indian woman or a person in Ireland from a less wealthy part of the gentry class who tries to act like a gentleman.
She was known as a buckeen in her community, often trying to emulate the wealthy lifestyle.
The word 'buckeen' originates from the Irish word 'bocan', meaning a young buck or a small male deer. It refers specifically to a young male deer, often used in hunting contexts.
Think of the Irish word for a young buck, 'bocan', to remember that 'buckeen' refers to a young male deer.
No commonly confused words.