- from
Puerto Rico
Genus Quemisia Quemisia gravis from
Hispaniola Genus Xaymaca Xaymaca fulvopulvis from
Jamaica Subfamily Clidomyinae Genus Clidomys Clidomys...
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Allen since 2009. The
indigenous people, the Taíno,
called the
island Xaymaca in
their language,
meaning the "Land of Wood and Water" or the "Land of...
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arrived at the
island of
Juana (Cuba) on
April 30 and
Jamaica (called "
Xaymaca" by the
indigenous Taíno,
meaning "land of springs") on May 5. Columbus...
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explained that "Jamaica" is an
English corruption of what
Columbus called Xaymaca, the part of the
world that she
comes from, and "Kincaid"
appeared to go...
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Artists Support". versus.uk.com.
Retrieved 26
February 2022. Awoyngbo,
Xaymaca (16
August 2021). "GRM EXCLUSIVE: A
GEOGRAPHY LESSON WITH BLANCO". grmdaily...
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hutia Tainotherium valei Puerto Rico
Extinct Lesser Jamaica giant hutia Xaymaca fulvopulvis Jamaica Extinct Majorcan giant hamsters Apocricetus darderi...
- at LFC Women". www.liverpoolfc.com.
Retrieved 25
March 2021. Awoyungbo,
Xaymaca (18
February 2024). "Brighton 0-1 Liverpool: Women's
Super League – as...
- The name of the
island Jamaica is unrelated,
coming from the Taíno term
Xaymaca,
meaning "land of wood and water" or "land of springs".
Jamaica Avenue...
- from
Gothic walh, the same root as in
Valland and Wallachia. Taíno/Arawak
Xaymaca or Hamaica, "Land of wood and water" or
perhaps "Land of springs". From...
- Hispaniola. Its
indigenous Arawakan-speaking Taíno
inhabitants named the
island Xaymaca,
meaning the "Land of Wood and Water", or the "Land of Springs". Formerly...
