Etymology

Sangre Grande

San·gre Gran·de

Today it means: A town in Trinidad and Tobago. Full definition →

Spanish sangre
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  1. Spanish · derived fromsangre“blood”
  2. English todaySangre Grande

Derived from Spanish sangre (“blood”) and grande (“great”). The name is a reference to a pair of tributaries of the Oropouche River with red-coloured water. The region is named after the town.

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