verb
General Slang
gine
GINE · verb · informal
Going / going to; the Bajan future marker.
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Definitions
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Replaces 'going' or the future 'will/going to'. 'She gine do it' = she will do it.
“I gine down de road just now.”
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gine In A Sentence
I gine down de road just now.
Origin & Usage
Bajan creole; reduction of 'going'.
People Also Ask
What does gine mean in Bajan?
It means 'going' or 'going to', serving as the future-tense marker, so 'She gine do it' means 'she will do it'.
How do you use gine in a sentence?
Use it before a verb or destination, e.g. 'I gine down de road just now.'
Where does gine come from?
It's a Barbadian creole reduction of the word 'going'.
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