- ). Her name was
derived from the Taíno
words ana,
meaning 'flower', and
caona,
meaning 'gold, golden.' Anacaona's
brother Bohechío was a
local chieftain...
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Original orthography Reconstructed Taíno
English O cama, guaxeri,
guariquen caona yari. O kãma, waxeri, warikẽ kawõna yari. O, hear, sir, we see gold jewels...
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sentence immediately preceding the
first p****age above: Aquí no
llamaban caona al oro como en la
primera parte desta isla, ni
nozay como en la
isleta de...
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Etymology From
Spanish "caonillas",
plural diminutive of the Taíno word "
caona"
meaning 'gold'.
Native name Río Caonillas (Spanish)
Location Commonwealth...
- 41199 9 Cañón -45.20236 244
Cantarrana -37.50586 306
Cantuco -38.83333 534
Caona -35.09994 1503 Captrén -38.49214 540 (Catren,Captren,Rio Catren,Captrén...
- Taíno anacaona,
meaning "golden flower"; from ana,
meaning "flower", and
caona,
meaning "gold, golden") was a Taíno
cacica (chief),
sister of Bohechío...
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soprattutto se
siconsidera che la
nostra conoscenza di
questa tribù
detta caona, i
Dexaroi appunto, è
limitata a
questa unica citazione 54"
Hammond 1997a...
- "
Bogdani 2012, p. 365: "...la
nostra conoscenza di
questa tribù
detta caona, i
Dexaroi appunto, è
limitata a
questa unica citazione.54"
Kaljanac 2010...
- 3878060 • STM Rio
CaonaRío
Caona • 35°06′00″S 70°29′22″W / 35.09994°S 70.48931°W / -35.09994; -70.48931 (Río
Caona) • 3896859 • STM...
