Quasheba

[kwah-shee-bah]

noun

1. a female day name for Sunday. day name

Example Sentences

She wrote “Quasheba, Quasheba,” about her biological father’s original New World ancestor, an enslaved Ghanaian woman who was transported to Grenada.

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One song focuses on Polly Ann, the wife of the steel driving folk hero John Henry, while “Quasheba, Quasheba” is about Russell’s African ancestor who was bought as a slave.

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Quasheba, Quasheba came to Russell late at night near the end of recording.

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In former times, the negroes were generally known by the names of “Sambo,” “Pompey,” “Quashy,” “Quasheba,” &c., &c., but those days have long ago passed.

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Old Quasheba and Betty Madge had each borne fifteen children, and sixteen other women had borne from six to eleven each.

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