Etymology

Inagua

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Today it means: the southernmost district of the Bahamas, comprising the islands of Great and Little Inagua. Full definition →

Spanish Inagua ← Taíno *Inawa
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  1. Taíno · derived from*Inawa
  2. Spanish · borrowed fromInagua
  3. English todayInagua

Borrowed from Spanish Inagua, ultimately from Taíno *Inawa.

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