- Lucayo
- also Lucayan noun Date: 1929 a member of an Arawakan people of the Bahamas
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
Lucayo
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Lucayo — was a Taino dialect spoken in the Bahamas by the Taino natives. The word for this dialect is derived from Lu= White and Cayo= Keys of Earth. This dialect is a subcategory in the Maipurean family of related indigenous languages. The Maipurean… … Wikipedia
Lucayo — Lucayo, Insel der Bahamas … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
lucayo — lu·cayo … English syllables
lucayo — … Useful english dictionary
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Guanahani — Islas Bahamas: marcadas con un círculo pueden verse las islas que han sido identificadas como Guanahani. Guanahani es el nombre de la isla en la que desembarcó Cristóbal Colón … Wikipedia Español
ARAWAKS ET KARIBS — n’ont cessé d’alimenter en stéréotypes, depuis le XVIe siècle, une vision occidentale, extérieure, ethnologique et anthropologique de l’espace des Caraïbes. Ces aborigènes signalés par Christophe Colomb dès son premier voyage ont fourni à la… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Lucayan — noun see Lucayo … New Collegiate Dictionary
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