Struck, wounded, or killed with an assegai (a type of spear used by African peoples).
From 'assegai' (a short spear, from Zulu 'isikhali'), + '-ed' (past tense). The word entered English through contact with southern African peoples, particularly the Zulu. The base noun comes from Bantu languages where similar weapons were traditional.
The word 'assagai' traveled from Zulu warriors into English vocabulary during the 19th century, and 'assagaied' became the verb—it's a linguistic record of colonial encounters and shows how weapons become verbs when cultures collide.
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