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Indigenous Names of the Caribbean Islands 

Yohan Partap
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The Caribbean islands was inhabited by the Amerindians for some 4000 years before the arrival of Christopher Columbus in 1492. Therefore, of course, they had their own names for the islands.
There were 2 distinct groups.
1) The Arawak’s - Also known as Taino.
2) The Caribs - Also known as the Kalinago
Cuba - Some authors think it was names after the town of Cuba in the Beja in Portugal, but I am almost sure it is a derivation of the indigenous name, Cubao, its way to close for it to be a coincidence. Although the meaning is not sure Cubao may be translated to “Where the fertile land is abundant”.
Jamaica - This one is easy because I think most persons know that the indigenous name for Jamaica is Xaymaca, which of course, Jamaica is derived from. The meaning of Xaymaca is “land of wood and water or land of Springs”
Hispaniola - for those that don’t know, Hispaniola is the name if the whole Island that includes the nations of Haiti and the Dominican Republic. So, the original names might have been Ayiti or Kiskeya, Ayiti of course became Haiti. Ayiti means rough earth or mountainous land. Kiskeya means Mother of all lands.
Puerto Rico - Which means rich Port in Spanish. Indengous name was Boriken which itself means “land of the Valiant and noble Lord”.
Anguilla - which means eel is some form of early Spanish was named Malliouhana by the Taino natives it means Arrow Shaped Sea Serpent because of its shape.
St. Martin - This refers to the entire island, not the different parts as you know St. Martin is shared by the Netherlands and French. The island is named after Saint Martin of Tours because Christopher Columbus named on St. Martin’s Day. 11 November. The original indigenous names where Soualiga or Oualichi which means “land of Salt”.
St. Kitts - Which has a formal name of Saint Christopher Island, Ingenious name was Liamuiga which means “fertile land”
Nevis - Which is derived for the Spanish phrase “Nuestra Senora d las Nieves” meaning Our lady of the Snow”. The Carib name was Oualie, meaning “land of beautiful waters”.
Montserrat - named after the Virgin of Montserrat of Montserrat mountain near Barcelona in Catalonia in Spain. Its Carib name is Alliouagana, which means “land of prickly Bush”.
Barbuda - Which most lightly means “bearded” original Carib name was Wa’omoni meaning “land of Herons or Large birds”
Antigua - ancient in Spanish - original indigenous name is Waladi which mean “land of Fish Oil”
Guadeloupe - named after the Virgin Mary, venerated in the Spanish town of Guadalupe. With the indigenous name being Karuhera. Means “island of beautiful water”
Dominica - named after the Latin word for Sunday after the day Christopher Columbus spotted the island. The Caribs named it Wai'tukubuli which means “Tall as Her Body”
Martinique - The name evolved from the original name giving to it Martinica to Madinina Which mean “island of flowers”. There are claims that Madinina is the Carib name of the island but there is evidence it was also called Jouanacaëra meaning ‘the island of Iguanas
St. Lucia - names after Saint Lucy of Syracuse. The Carib name was Hewanorra meaning “land of the Iguanas
St. Vincent - so named because it is said Columbo “discovered” it on 22 January, the feast day of Saint Vincent of Saragossa. The Carib name is Hairouna meaning “land of the blessed.”
Grenada - Not totally sure the original of name Grenada, one theory is it names after the town of Granada in Spain. The indigenous name is Chamerhogue, but I could not find the meaning of this word.
Barbados - Derived from the Spanish word Los Barbados, meaning “the bearded ones”. The indigenous name is Ichirouganaim with possible translations meaning Red land with white teeth” or just “teeth” about the coral Reefs.
Tobago - Which has no other recorded name other than that of Tobago which means tobacco pipe. It can be indigenous as the word for Tobacco has roots in native Taino/Carib languages.
Trinidad - So named because the full Spanish name was “Isla de la Trinidad” which means the island of the Trinity”. The original Indigenous name was said to be Iëre meaning “land of the Hummingbird” but it has been accepted that that was a corruption of the Awarak work Kairi which mean simple “island”.
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@soleyenki2611
@soleyenki2611 6 лет назад
BEAUTIFUL VIDEO AND IDEOLOGY!
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 6 лет назад
thanks man! glad you enjoyed!
@andersonsandy6474
@andersonsandy6474 4 года назад
It very educational 🤔
@KI-xt7mg
@KI-xt7mg 2 года назад
The Arawak and the Caribs are the same people and often lived among each other, it's disrespectful to say we are not peaceful. You're letting me down not getting the perspective of a real Carib/Arawak (We're still here). In history, we've been commonly confused with the Kalinago who were war-like Indians of the South Americas. Honestly, thanks to them we survived Columbuse's ambush. No one tribe is better than the other and it's about time we set the record straight between us. You can reference the book Kabethchino by John Peter Bennett ( An Arawak) and Richard Hart. No, the Taino don't make the whole Arawak Nation and it is wrong that they are the only ones getting that recognition as the nation is an umbrella to multiple tribes, not just Porto Ricans.
@Mexcoatl819
@Mexcoatl819 2 года назад
Oppose the word ideology it is definitive of Anglo Europe colonialism
@jaguarwarrior9140
@jaguarwarrior9140 6 лет назад
Finally someone who cares about native culture.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 6 лет назад
I know, it is sad that we are not doing enough to make it carries on.
@flop477
@flop477 6 лет назад
Yofoot Explores! Especially caribbean native culture, theres almost never any videos on natove caribbean culture smh
@marlene97280
@marlene97280 5 лет назад
@@flop477 because they disappear except a little group of Kalinago in Dominique
@Daphneamy360
@Daphneamy360 3 года назад
Right because that's part if his culture too love that.
@cowquinta3638
@cowquinta3638 3 года назад
We still here jw
@flop477
@flop477 6 лет назад
We are still here :) Tainos and Kalinagos are still in the Caribbean
@HOPROPHETA
@HOPROPHETA 6 лет назад
And Garifuna!
@marlene97280
@marlene97280 5 лет назад
Dominica ?
@marlene97280
@marlene97280 5 лет назад
@rollin thirtys how many people ?
@Verdeverso
@Verdeverso 5 лет назад
Yes! There are Tainos! But the supremacists trying to overshadow and separate us from the land! Proud and blessed to be Caribbean!
@localtwelve1138
@localtwelve1138 5 лет назад
Shalom. Somos comos semillas. Si cultiva, se cosecha.. Pa'lante siempre. 💪
@Jenjen-qc5eq
@Jenjen-qc5eq 3 года назад
As a Black Brit of Jamaican descent, I think it is time we started calling Jamaica by its original name Xaymaca in honour of the original people. ☕️ UK
@kwacou4279
@kwacou4279 Месяц назад
Jamaica is the original name. It's just been phonetically anglicized.
@509_kiki-xxxkluxive9
@509_kiki-xxxkluxive9 5 лет назад
Haiti is still called Ayiti in creole
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
That is excellent!!!!!!!!!!!
@Daphneamy360
@Daphneamy360 3 года назад
Yes still is
@shamarrachallenor3099
@shamarrachallenor3099 6 лет назад
I really enjoyed learning the indigenous names and I wholeheartedly agree with you that it should be taught at school. We usually skim through it and go to when the Europeans came and it's ridiculous because descendants exist and still do live in the Caribbean. In Barbados we have so much evidence that they used to live here. This is a big part of our history. Thank you for sharing.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 6 лет назад
thanks for watching yes we need to do more education on our history that is not so euro-centric.
@KI-xt7mg
@KI-xt7mg 2 года назад
The Arawak and the Caribs are the same people and often lived among each other, it's disrespectful to say we are not peaceful. You're letting me down not getting the perspective of a real Carib/Arawak (We're still here). In history, we've been commonly confused with the Kalinago who were war-like Indians of the South Americas. Honestly, thanks to them we survived Columbuse's ambush. No one tribe is better than the other and it's about time we set the record straight between us. You can reference the book Kabethchino by John Peter Bennett ( An Arawak) and Richard Hart. No, the Taino don't make the whole Arawak Nation and it is wrong that they are the only ones getting that recognition as the nation is an umbrella to multiple tribes, not just Porto Ricans.
@you-in-yourfeelings7166
@you-in-yourfeelings7166 5 лет назад
My mother still refers to Dominican Republic as Kiskeya. Thank you for sharing our history of our ancestors.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
NIce, thanks for watching!
@mypanexogamouslineage965
@mypanexogamouslineage965 5 лет назад
Kiskeya tambien se llamaba Cipango como Quisqueya y Aíti.
@KaWiReloaded
@KaWiReloaded 5 лет назад
I’m from Puerto Rico and I recognized the name Kiskeya immediately. I’ve heard it be used to refer to DR as well. 🤙🏼
@kamiaperez8807
@kamiaperez8807 4 года назад
That's actually the very first word in the national anthem of the Dominican Republic the only difference is the spelling.
@muselala6997
@muselala6997 4 года назад
Yes, these comments are making me so proud
@coreybailey2121
@coreybailey2121 5 лет назад
Proud to be from Jamaica, thanks for sharing the history of my country, long live the Yamaye 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
Thanks so much for watching my Caribbean brethren!
@EbbyGerl
@EbbyGerl 5 лет назад
St. Vincent no longer acknowledges 22nd January as a holiday because you cant discover an island that was already inhabited. The indigenous name is pronounced Hi-ru-na (Hairouna).
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
Maybe we can learn from St.Vincent example and thanks for the tip on how to pronounce it correctly.
@localtwelve1138
@localtwelve1138 5 лет назад
💪❤
@eg461
@eg461 4 года назад
Yes love Native culture from the beautiful Caribbean much love my sisters and brothas💌🇩🇴🇨🇺🇵🇷🇹🇹 we are oneee
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 4 года назад
Thanks for watching!
@jemappellechow157
@jemappellechow157 3 года назад
So what about the other caribbean we are all brothers and sisters. My grandparents were tainos. I am from Jamaica. They only talk about the tainos in puerto rico check for your culture
@reflection2521
@reflection2521 3 года назад
@Black Ace 🥴 you clearly aren't checking for us
@S_C_
@S_C_ 3 года назад
Aye where Jamaica at? Yamaye 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
@KI-xt7mg
@KI-xt7mg 2 года назад
The Arawak and the Caribs are the same people and often lived among each other, it's disrespectful to say we are not peaceful. You're letting me down not getting the perspective of a real Carib/Arawak (We're still here). In history, we've been commonly confused with the Kalinago who were war-like Indians of the South Americas. Honestly, thanks to them we survived Columbuse's ambush. No one tribe is better than the other and it's about time we set the record straight between us. You can reference the book Kabethchino by John Peter Bennett ( An Arawak) and Richard Hart. No, the Taino don't make the whole Arawak Nation and it is wrong that they are the only ones getting that recognition as the nation is an umbrella to multiple tribes, not just Porto Ricans.
@sirhosealot
@sirhosealot 5 лет назад
Incredibly informative, but as an addition to Hairoun (St. Vincent), the exiled original people the Kalinagoes or Garifunas who where exiled to South America after the fall of their leader Chatoyer...still to this day, refer to SVG by the name preserved through the still spoken indigenous language, as Yurimen. There is evidence of this by an old map circulating over the WEB, that shows the islands and all the original indigenous names. Keep the videos coming, it’s important to know “Ourstory” which often time corrects “History”.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
Thanks for the insight!!!! I will try my best to keep it up.
@CG84500
@CG84500 4 года назад
Par excellence Trini. School us and keep de tempo coming.
@KI-xt7mg
@KI-xt7mg 2 года назад
The Arawak and the Caribs are the same people and often lived among each other, it's disrespectful to say we are not peaceful. You're letting me down not getting the perspective of a real Carib/Arawak (We're still here). In history, we've been commonly confused with the Kalinago who were war-like Indians of the South Americas. Honestly, thanks to them we survived Columbuse's ambush. No one tribe is better than the other and it's about time we set the record straight between us. You can reference the book Kabethchino by John Peter Bennett ( An Arawak) and Richard Hart. No, the Taino don't make the whole Arawak Nation and it is wrong that they are the only ones getting that recognition as the nation is an umbrella to multiple tribes, not just Porto Ricans.
@elpatron8696
@elpatron8696 Год назад
Look up Igneri (pronounced Eyeri) 🤔 the people who still inhabit the Caribby Islands are the Indigenous. Yes we have been mixed with Hindustans, Europeans, Africans, & even Asian but we still here
@kaitokofuku6500
@kaitokofuku6500 6 лет назад
Very well detailed video about the indigenous names of the Caribbean Islands!
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 6 лет назад
thanks!
@KI-xt7mg
@KI-xt7mg 2 года назад
The Arawak and the Caribs are the same people and often lived among each other, it's disrespectful to say we are not peaceful. You're letting me down not getting the perspective of a real Carib/Arawak (We're still here). In history, we've been commonly confused with the Kalinago who were war-like Indians of the South Americas. Honestly, thanks to them we survived Columbuse's ambush. No one tribe is better than the other and it's about time we set the record straight between us. You can reference the book Kabethchino by John Peter Bennett ( An Arawak) and Richard Hart. No, the Taino don't make the whole Arawak Nation and it is wrong that they are the only ones getting that recognition as the nation is an umbrella to multiple tribes, not just Porto Ricans.
@annwilson9446
@annwilson9446 6 лет назад
I found this to be very informative and I think you should keep doing more of these videos
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 6 лет назад
Thanks! I always appreciate the support!
@KI-xt7mg
@KI-xt7mg 2 года назад
The Arawak and the Caribs are the same people and often lived among each other, it's disrespectful to say we are not peaceful. You're letting me down not getting the perspective of a real Carib/Arawak (We're still here). In history, we've been commonly confused with the Kalinago who were war-like Indians of the South Americas. Honestly, thanks to them we survived Columbuse's ambush. No one tribe is better than the other and it's about time we set the record straight between us. You can reference the book Kabethchino by John Peter Bennett ( An Arawak) and Richard Hart. No, the Taino don't make the whole Arawak Nation and it is wrong that they are the only ones getting that recognition as the nation is an umbrella to multiple tribes, not just Porto Ricans.
@katherineelisabethbrown4751
@katherineelisabethbrown4751 5 лет назад
yes! thank you for this video! I agree, education is still TRAGICALLY eurocentric, and we need to work hard to promote cultural survival and know the indigenous history of the Caribbean!
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
Yes exactly, thanks for watching!
@HostileLemons
@HostileLemons 4 года назад
Ofc its eurocentric, Europe made the world what it is today. A few small tribes isnt very significant.
@RIOBTN
@RIOBTN 3 года назад
I agree, I've been saying this all the time, Caribbean history needs to be rewritten.
@TheBeck60
@TheBeck60 3 года назад
@@HostileLemons Europe stole from and destroyed a civilization that numbered over 3 million with the dirty disease they brought to those islands. It's nothing to be proud of, and nothing we should center on.
@KI-xt7mg
@KI-xt7mg 2 года назад
The Arawak and the Caribs are the same people and often lived among each other, it's disrespectful to say we are not peaceful. You're letting me down not getting the perspective of a real Carib/Arawak (We're still here). In history, we've been commonly confused with the Kalinago who were war-like Indians of the South Americas. Honestly, thanks to them we survived Columbuse's ambush. No one tribe is better than the other and it's about time we set the record straight between us. You can reference the book Kabethchino by John Peter Bennett ( An Arawak) and Richard Hart. No, the Taino don't make the whole Arawak Nation and it is wrong that they are the only ones getting that recognition as the nation is an umbrella to multiple tribes, not just Porto Ricans.
@sand-sun-and-rum
@sand-sun-and-rum 4 года назад
Looking forward to sharing your video with my 8 year old to teach her about Caribbean history and her Trinidadian roots.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 4 года назад
Thanks so much for watching!
@williamh.campbell12
@williamh.campbell12 5 лет назад
You have taught me what I always wanted to know. Thank you so much for your heart into making sure we know where we are actually from in names of our indigenous names
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
Thanks so much for the support and watching!
@KI-xt7mg
@KI-xt7mg 2 года назад
@@YohanPartap The Arawak and the Caribs are the same people and often lived among each other, it's disrespectful to say we are not peaceful. You're letting me down not getting the perspective of a real Carib/Arawak (We're still here). In history, we've been commonly confused with the Kalinago who were war-like Indians of the South Americas. Honestly, thanks to them we survived Columbuse's ambush. No one tribe is better than the other and it's about time we set the record straight between us. You can reference the book Kabethchino by John Peter Bennett ( An Arawak) and Richard Hart. No, the Taino don't make the whole Arawak Nation and it is wrong that they are the only ones getting that recognition as the nation is an umbrella to multiple tribes, not just Porto Ricans.
@vincygarifuna
@vincygarifuna 5 лет назад
In St Vincent everyone knows our name. It is also the name of our beer. But we also have another name and that name is Yurumein. This is the name given to the island by the Garifuna people. The Garifuna history is rich
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
that is good that everyone knows the original name! thanks for watching!
@Verdeverso
@Verdeverso 5 лет назад
I really like Xamayca!
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
I like it also, thanks for watching!
@raymondhayes6155
@raymondhayes6155 Год назад
Thank you for hard work,the original names are like a breath of .fresh air
@louisanna30
@louisanna30 5 лет назад
Thank you. Trini Carib descendant here. This ought to be taught in our schools.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
I think so also, thanks for watching!
@aga6104
@aga6104 4 года назад
as a European, I was fascinated to learn about the Arawaks and the tribes of Taino and Caribs, you, indeed, should indulge in the indigenous roots and learn it from level 1 school :) The Caribbean history is fascinating, greetings from Poland :)
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 4 года назад
Thanks for watching!
@KI-xt7mg
@KI-xt7mg 2 года назад
The Arawak and the Caribs are the same people and often lived among each other, it's disrespectful to say we are not peaceful. You're letting me down not getting the perspective of a real Carib/Arawak (We're still here). In history, we've been commonly confused with the Kalinago who were war-like Indians of the South Americas. Honestly, thanks to them we survived Columbuse's ambush. No one tribe is better than the other and it's about time we set the record straight between us. You can reference the book Kabethchino by John Peter Bennett ( An Arawak) and Richard Hart. No, the Taino don't make the whole Arawak Nation and it is wrong that they are the only ones getting that recognition as the nation is an umbrella to multiple tribes, not just Porto Ricans.
@KI-xt7mg
@KI-xt7mg 2 года назад
@@YohanPartap The Arawak and the Caribs are the same people and often lived among each other, it's disrespectful to say we are not peaceful. You're letting me down not getting the perspective of a real Carib/Arawak (We're still here). In history, we've been commonly confused with the Kalinago who were war-like Indians of the South Americas. Honestly, thanks to them we survived Columbuse's ambush. No one tribe is better than the other and it's about time we set the record straight between us. You can reference the book Kabethchino by John Peter Bennett ( An Arawak) and Richard Hart. No, the Taino don't make the whole Arawak Nation and it is wrong that they are the only ones getting that recognition as the nation is an umbrella to multiple tribes, not just Porto Ricans.
@caribbeanbreeze_868
@caribbeanbreeze_868 Год назад
Carib and Arawak were the names given by the Europeans to the two most prominent tribes in the Caribbean.. i.e. Kalinago andTaino.
@ArtbyGretaMichelle
@ArtbyGretaMichelle 5 лет назад
I have shared with my students because I have been trying to teach them the original names of the islands before the Europeans so thank you! Do more!
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
SO happy that my video is being used in this way!!! Thanks so much! and yes, will do more!
@armandodelafonte5630
@armandodelafonte5630 4 года назад
I'm so glad RU-vid got started because now we can learn about our history the right way
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 4 года назад
Thanks for watching!
@RIOBTN
@RIOBTN 3 года назад
Excellent and informative video. Looking at the comments, most have already mentioned to you another name for St. Vincent and the Grenadines besides Hairouna. Vincentian here 🇻🇨 currently living in Canada 🇨🇦. Bless 🤜🏿🤛🏿
@islandboy71
@islandboy71 6 лет назад
Love the video I'm from "Oualie" we should teach and remember are history and honor those that came before use.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 6 лет назад
Thanks for watching and yes we need to honor those that came before.
@Deco_2k
@Deco_2k 5 лет назад
Soy de xaymaca
@yolandelewis1711
@yolandelewis1711 6 лет назад
Thanks for doing this I from Trinidad and I does teach my children everything about we home.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 6 лет назад
Thanks and yes it is so important to pass this on!
@Shazzyhtown
@Shazzyhtown 13 дней назад
The original names all precisely each islands. Amazing!! 😊
@Fan2zeal
@Fan2zeal Месяц назад
I absolutely agree with you on that. These things should've been taught to us from school day. Continue on research and keep us educated
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap Месяц назад
Thanks for watching!
@KarenLondon
@KarenLondon 4 года назад
Love this! Both my parents from Hairoun. Keep up the great work!
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 4 года назад
Thanks for watching!
@Cibafricanizando
@Cibafricanizando 5 лет назад
The national anthem for the Dominican Republic starts with the original name for it's inhabitants "Kiskeyanos" Thanks for the video.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
Thanks is awesome!!! thanks for watching!
@KolussuslifeKB
@KolussuslifeKB 2 года назад
Very interesting my friend. I really enjoyed this video.👊🏿⭐️🙏🏿
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 2 года назад
Glad you enjoyed it
@danroydsbarbadostravelvlog3057
@danroydsbarbadostravelvlog3057 2 года назад
Very informative. Thanks for sharing
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 2 года назад
My pleasure
@kingrastatv802
@kingrastatv802 3 года назад
Give thanks my Brudda love from Xaymaca 🇯🇲🙌🏿🙏🏿
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 3 года назад
Big up
@zolakhadijah7634
@zolakhadijah7634 5 лет назад
This is beautiful wonderful educational I love it thank you.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
Thanks for watching!
@adrianmartin1475
@adrianmartin1475 2 года назад
I really enjoyed this video very informative
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 2 года назад
Glad you enjoyed it!
@gideonhunte919
@gideonhunte919 3 года назад
That’s the History we should be teaching our children. And we should be proud of our Native History.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 3 года назад
Thanks for watching!
@muselala6997
@muselala6997 4 года назад
I'm trying to revitalize the language , whose with me???!
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 4 года назад
Thanks for watching and i am with you!
@DavidRodriguez-jt1ns
@DavidRodriguez-jt1ns 3 года назад
I'm with you.
@ceceliagrant-peters2496
@ceceliagrant-peters2496 6 лет назад
Loved the video, very informative and love your Trini accent, my great grandmother originated from Trinidad and my Grandmother from St Vincent.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 6 лет назад
Nice mix! thanks for watching.
@thomasvictoria475
@thomasvictoria475 Год назад
Very very detailed and precise. Thank you
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap Год назад
You're very welcome!
@cousinmartin
@cousinmartin 3 месяца назад
Great Research and Great Presentation. Thank You for this Video. Cheers. 👍🙏
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 3 месяца назад
Thanks for watching!
@tweetytweet2257
@tweetytweet2257 5 лет назад
Beautiful video 💯 I'm Amerindian from the states purely. However when I vacationed in St.Martin I had an overwhelming feeling of the past people. I just knew in that moment it was the ancestors Soualiga looking at me. It was spooky for a moment because this feeling woke me at 3am which I never awake in my sleep. It's a feeling I can't explain and feeling some people won't relate to whatsoever
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
Wow, glad you had the chance to connect on that level.
@tweetytweet2257
@tweetytweet2257 5 лет назад
@@YohanPartap thanks for the video !! Wasn't until after that experience did I want to learn more about the original ancestors. It's so amazing to think how beautiful the islands are now but how they looked before the Europeans had to be amazing as well.
@Deco_2k
@Deco_2k 5 лет назад
I feel you, i can relate cause i always wanna know who is lying, and I am slowly figuring it out, but i have to do some more research,
@emsd2307
@emsd2307 4 года назад
Thank you thank you for this rare info. I will be practicing my pronunciation I want to keep the names alive. We learn so much about post columbus events and very little about the indegenous people who are also our ancestors.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 4 года назад
Thanks for the kind words and for watching!!
@robertcorbie5218
@robertcorbie5218 2 года назад
Dis is very informative....didn't kno dis ...n...I'm ah native Trinidadian...keep up d information sharin...kudos.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 2 года назад
Thanks for watching
@italis2542
@italis2542 4 года назад
Your video is intriguingly informative for which I am very grateful! Thanks! It Trini to the bone! Walk Good!
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 4 года назад
You are so welcome!
@sherenemark7464
@sherenemark7464 3 года назад
Hi, this is really lovely and I'm happy you did this!! For Grenada they also say Camerhogne...it could just be a mixup in spelling, not sure. But it means Conception Island.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 3 года назад
Thanks for the info!
@sassyt6345
@sassyt6345 6 лет назад
Very informative, love your videos..subbed
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 6 лет назад
thanks for the support!
@johnperez7044
@johnperez7044 4 года назад
Thank you
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 4 года назад
Thanks for watching!
@JEPHkyng
@JEPHkyng 2 года назад
This was very educational
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 2 года назад
Thanks for watching!
@HOPROPHETA
@HOPROPHETA 5 лет назад
I only know the indigenous name for St Vincent as Yurumein. Nice video!
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
Great info, it is very possible that an island can have more than one name or even be mixed up. thanks for watching!
@safarahmatthews4002
@safarahmatthews4002 3 года назад
@@YohanPartap it’s wasn’t mixed up the caribs and garifuna ppl gave it different names
@safarahmatthews4002
@safarahmatthews4002 3 года назад
Their two different group of ppl/tribes
@domoniqueharris7392
@domoniqueharris7392 5 лет назад
I love this! Ty 🇰🇳❤️
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
Thanks for watching!!
@natalieparchment4036
@natalieparchment4036 4 года назад
Brother. Thank you so much for putting together all of this knowledge for us. My Kingman sent me this link and I adore him even more for sharing this knowledge with me. Thank you for all your work, it's much appreciated😁😁😁
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 4 года назад
Thanks for watching and the kind words.
@koibee2451
@koibee2451 4 года назад
Thank you, keep these videos coming!!
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 4 года назад
I will try! Thanks for watching!
@fayanisxm4739
@fayanisxm4739 4 года назад
hi, lovely video i'm from saint martin and just wanted to add that actually each names have two different meanings.... Oualichi (“the island of women”) and Soualiga (“land of salt”) . SOUALIGUA by the way is pronounced [ Ooh] *almost like yuh pronouncing who* /[A] /[lyce] like the fruit. i learned alot from this video ; it was cultivating and inspiring.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 4 года назад
Thanks for watching and for the information!!!!!!!!!
@kimstyleznfilez9956
@kimstyleznfilez9956 5 лет назад
I definitely enjoyed very informative
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
Thanks!!
@tradingwithbots4707
@tradingwithbots4707 Год назад
Ty! So many taino names have been lost. Ty for this.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap Год назад
Thanks for watching!
@geoffreyburton4638
@geoffreyburton4638 3 месяца назад
Thank you for honouring the indigenous peoples of our islands. Please update with a more careful attention to the pronunciations. My sincere KUDOS to you for taking the time to enlighten us.
@Lanie-sl9ne
@Lanie-sl9ne 6 лет назад
Very interesting my husband is also Carib Indian. I am Chotaw 😎🕺🏾💃🏽🕺🏾💃🏽🕺🏾💃🏽
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 6 лет назад
Great that to have such a direct link to the history of the region!
@yadielnieves2894
@yadielnieves2894 6 лет назад
Seneko Kakona butainowaria borikenroku. (Many Blessings from your relatives (Taíno) in PR).
@localtwelve1138
@localtwelve1138 5 лет назад
@Anon13100
@Anon13100 4 года назад
I guess ka(i) means hand and kona means angle. Kakona appears to refer to hands in the worshipping/greeting position. Please correct me if I am mistaken. Or perhaps it refers to hand kept in the blessing position, as an elder would do to a child.
@mwarner3409
@mwarner3409 2 года назад
Thank you for this amazing & informative video!
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 2 года назад
Glad it was helpful!
@49dodgeguy
@49dodgeguy 5 лет назад
Thank you for sharing,,,,,I love the Caribbean,,,,,the people ,,,,the beautiful ocean and beaches
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
Thanks for watching!
@rhenaenunez3250
@rhenaenunez3250 4 года назад
I am Garifuna from Belize and I speak my native language. I am very much intrigued by your presentation. The there are variations of some of the names you gave in my language and their meanings are also similar. One difference is the name for St. Vincent which we "Garinagu" know and still call "Yurumein" is "Hairouna" in your presentation. Curious about that.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 4 года назад
Thanks for sharing! great information, remember that the language is not written and there is a possibility that the names can be mixed up especially with islands close to each other.
@hadalikathi6402
@hadalikathi6402 5 лет назад
Omg your accent is beautiful
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
Thanks !!!!!
@bruciethecuz9031
@bruciethecuz9031 6 лет назад
Excellent video. Thank you!
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 6 лет назад
Thanks for watching!!!
@Markallan-ht9ox
@Markallan-ht9ox 2 месяца назад
Thank you and good job.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 2 месяца назад
Thank you too!
@brandon9874
@brandon9874 4 года назад
Greeting to all from Borinken. Just wanted to say that you made a great informative video about our amazing region! Caribbean people have so much much history and culture. we dont know about and are not thought in school and sadly this is because the people in power in all of our island where subdued yo foreign powers outside of our control.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 4 года назад
Thank you so much!
@mypanexogamouslineage965
@mypanexogamouslineage965 5 лет назад
The Carib people still live in Guyana. And they call their country & land inside country Gueeanna. Which is also Spanish for Guyana. Suriname is also a Carib name. The Lesser Antilles amerindians still live on Guyana & Suriname.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
Thanks for the information and for watching!
@Munchskin21
@Munchskin21 4 года назад
Love it. Thank you.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 4 года назад
You are so welcome!
@lynnwegner3186
@lynnwegner3186 4 года назад
I'm a Scandinavian-American whose ancestors all came from Sweden and Norway, but I was fascinated by this excellent video and was so glad to get this bit of education! The gentleman who presented was excellent! Hope you'll have more of the same in the future!
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 4 года назад
Glad you enjoyed it!
@iXChels
@iXChels 4 года назад
Thanks for sharing. I was wondering how the indigenous Arawak, taino got there, its great to know they came from Central America, and other parts, i also seen a recent video where indigenous African traveled the islands of Central America and America and also traded with goods, and gave gifts to each other and teach each other things. Christopher Columbus was the last to discover our ancestors already owned, lived in these beautiful islands peaceful. He didn’t discover anything at all, but we all know they the true devils. Thanks for sharing. I feel like as time goes by more and more the truth is waking us up, and the spirits of the indigenous will be more at peace on the land when people know its original name, please share more videos like this. I enjoyed it, as a truth seeker, and a first generation Ayiti American. I consider the Arawak to be a major part of my ancestors so we are not only africa origins but Central America where all the original First Nations came from across the planet. Thank you
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 4 года назад
Yes we really need to teach the native history as it continues to shape us. Thanks for watching!
@aspiedeninjathescorpiopheo3594
She is right we are not only and not from Africa origins , buy us saying we are from africa gives them the rights to say they where on the other lands first, also we calling out selves african Americans or Black makes us dead stock or under there spell , cause black has no standing in law , and this is why we are being advantage or never respect, we need to know ourstory and not his story (history) but ours , i am currently seeking on RU-vid any piece of information and can get me close to reveling truths that is being forgotten, so i came up on this page , they ha e flooded this place all about carnival crap , but it should not continue like this , we cant go out forgotten plz help , we need to denounce the name given to us and reclaim out indigenous status, plz tell me its possible kairi 🙌🏾🌞
@caribbeanman3379
@caribbeanman3379 6 лет назад
He said "Monster Rat"! LOL.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 6 лет назад
And here I was worried i would not pronounce the Amerindian names properly.... thanks for watching!
@i.r.6397
@i.r.6397 4 года назад
Lmao 😂😂😂 he didn't lie when he said he can't not pronounce those words. He absolutely butchered Boriken and Boricuas. I am Boricua soy I know what I am talking about. However. it's a cute video. I love my history. #TAINA #BORICUA.#PUERTO RICO #BORINQUEN (BORIKEN) IN ARAWAK LANGUAGE #CASIQUE
@Anon13100
@Anon13100 4 года назад
@@i.r.6397 I wonder if tai refers to 'mother'; ara to 'noble' or 'half'; and wak to 'speech' or 'language'.
@ttp436
@ttp436 6 лет назад
This is very interesting. I had thought what were the original names of the Islands. Thank you. You are also wry handsome so it made it even more interesting. Love your accent
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 6 лет назад
Oh you are too kind. Thanks so much for watching!
@nyasignifis2585
@nyasignifis2585 Год назад
Love ❤ this video and thank you so much🎉
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap Год назад
You are so welcome!
@reggiestokes8187
@reggiestokes8187 5 лет назад
Hey I love your video can you lead me in the study indigenous names of the americas
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
Thanks so much for watching, the information is out there, you just have to be willing to spend time to fine it.
@Kenny-Alpha
@Kenny-Alpha Год назад
I'm from the island of Barbuda (Antigua and Barbuda 🇦🇬). Our native name is Wadadli/Waladi (Antigua) and Wa'moni (Barbuda).
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap Год назад
Thanks!
@nextgenownage
@nextgenownage 4 года назад
Thanks for this dude. Most of my family are from Grenada and Trinidad so I found this really insightful. I think in the future I’ll be calling them by their original names from now on.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 4 года назад
Glad you enjoyed it!
@smiles6393
@smiles6393 3 года назад
ayee me too 🇬🇩🇹🇹
@KI-xt7mg
@KI-xt7mg 2 года назад
The Arawak and the Caribs are the same people and often lived among each other, it's disrespectful to say we are not peaceful. You're letting me down not getting the perspective of a real Carib/Arawak (We're still here). In history, we've been commonly confused with the Kalinago who were war-like Indians of the South Americas. Honestly, thanks to them we survived Columbuse's ambush. No one tribe is better than the other and it's about time we set the record straight between us. You can reference the book Kabethchino by John Peter Bennett ( An Arawak) and Richard Hart. No, the Taino don't make the whole Arawak Nation and it is wrong that they are the only ones getting that recognition as the nation is an umbrella to multiple tribes, not just Porto Ricans.
@zyasiag5787
@zyasiag5787 Год назад
Beautiful thank you can you do St.Croix and St.Thomas
@RIOBTN
@RIOBTN 3 года назад
You forgot the ABC islands (Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao), the Bahamas, Cayman Islands, Virgin Islands and Turks and Caicos, but I guess you didn't have enough time to look for their native names.....no worries and again great video.
5 лет назад
We all the Carribbean people are brothers. We have a common history.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
Brother we are for sure, thanks for watching!
@zayether6711
@zayether6711 2 года назад
thank you for this!
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 2 года назад
You're so welcome!
@Stick3x
@Stick3x Год назад
They were way older than 4000 years old my brother way older, there are so many scholarly works that were left out of the curriculum to make your head spin. My grandmother, who raised me was from Jamaica.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap Год назад
Thanks for this info!
@Zens.garden
@Zens.garden 5 лет назад
Thank you so much for this video, it's so informative and I've been wanting to learn more about my roots!🖤 #Boriken
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
Glad you liked it!
@KI-xt7mg
@KI-xt7mg 2 года назад
@@YohanPartap The Arawak and the Caribs are the same people and often lived among each other, it's disrespectful to say we are not peaceful. You're letting me down not getting the perspective of a real Carib/Arawak (We're still here). In history, we've been commonly confused with the Kalinago who were war-like Indians of the South Americas. Honestly, thanks to them we survived Columbuse's ambush. No one tribe is better than the other and it's about time we set the record straight between us. You can reference the book Kabethchino by John Peter Bennett ( An Arawak) and Richard Hart. No, the Taino don't make the whole Arawak Nation and it is wrong that they are the only ones getting that recognition as the nation is an umbrella to multiple tribes, not just Porto Ricans.
@monstaro19
@monstaro19 5 лет назад
VERY GOOD HISTORY I WISHED I WOULDVE KNOWN THIS.. IM CALLING THESE LINES BY THERE NAME ..KALINAGO..
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
Glad you liked it!
@ToniJPrieto
@ToniJPrieto Год назад
Excellent video
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap Год назад
Thank you very much!
@DavidRodriguez-jt1ns
@DavidRodriguez-jt1ns 3 года назад
This was amazing, to learn more of our Arawakan names for the islands was a beautiful thing, just knew of my Borikén but not the others, pleasant eye opener, great video.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 3 года назад
Glad you enjoyed it!
@KI-xt7mg
@KI-xt7mg 2 года назад
@@YohanPartap The Arawak and the Caribs are the same people and often lived among each other, it's disrespectful to say we are not peaceful. You're letting me down not getting the perspective of a real Carib/Arawak (We're still here). In history, we've been commonly confused with the Kalinago who were war-like Indians of the South Americas. Honestly, thanks to them we survived Columbuse's ambush. No one tribe is better than the other and it's about time we set the record straight between us. You can reference the book Kabethchino by John Peter Bennett ( An Arawak) and Richard Hart. No, the Taino don't make the whole Arawak Nation and it is wrong that they are the only ones getting that recognition as the nation is an umbrella to multiple tribes, not just Porto Ricans.
@marie-lamberttheodose8971
@marie-lamberttheodose8971 6 лет назад
Très intéressant , la Martinique s'appelait Jouanacaera : soit l'île aux Iguanes, et Sainte Lucie, sa voisine s'appelait Hewanorra qui veut dire aussi île aux Iguanes ? Deux pays proches avec les mêmes peuples ayant a peu près les mêmes langues, ont des noms différents qui veulent dire la même chose ? C'est étonnant.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 6 лет назад
Thanks for watching!!! Yes very interesting, remember also these languages where not written, so the smaller, closer island, the names can be mixed up.
@marlene97280
@marlene97280 5 лет назад
For you maybe you don't know but every french speaker island use the native name as official like Haiti or in Martinique and Guadeloupe is very common tu use thats native name. Others island they clearly don't care !
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
Thanks for the the information and watching, its great the French Speaking islands still use the native names. I wont say the English speaking island don't care, it just the information was passed not passed down, the British did a great job of removing that history.
@hwil1775
@hwil1775 2 года назад
Very informative
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 2 года назад
Glad it was helpful!
@tnpbeatz4599
@tnpbeatz4599 Год назад
Nice video thank you
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap Год назад
Welcome 😊
@aprilday9322
@aprilday9322 6 лет назад
Wadali is what i was told, maybe the spelling change over time, still thanks very much great video...
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 6 лет назад
You could be correct, remember the languages used was mostly spoken, so we are just phonetically spelling the names. Thanks for watching!
@louisafelix6190
@louisafelix6190 5 лет назад
Thank you.. Keep these coming.. They have corrupted so much of our history and told His-Story.. Their- Story. Did the same with the Bible.. Blessings..👏👏👏👍
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
Thanks fro watching!!!
@kimmc9542
@kimmc9542 27 дней назад
Thank you! 😊
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 20 дней назад
You're welcome 😊
@cuzjuan
@cuzjuan 4 года назад
bless my brother, thnx for the edutainment
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 4 года назад
Thanks for watching
@mmichels3662
@mmichels3662 5 лет назад
Good vid and info. Thanks But as Haitian (Ayiti/Kiskeya) i wonder why you came with mentioning every country/state apart but make no distinction between Haiti and Dominican Republic. Seems arbitrary to choose the name Hispaniola instead, especially as it was also called Saint-Domingue, Haiti etc. The name 'his-spaniola"'literally means 'Little Spain', a name the indigenous Amerindian people surely did not know before their demise. shalawam
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 5 лет назад
Thanks for watching! All other country/states mentioned all have different names for each island, eg Trinidad and Tobago etc. Haiti and The Dominican Republic share the same island and its the island names i wanted to highlight. I did speak to both nations sharing the same island. Hispaniola is "colonial" name with Ayiti/Kiskeya being the original, indigenous names for the island. Thanks for your interest and hope this helps you understand my approach.
@Verdeverso
@Verdeverso 5 лет назад
Thanks!
@Verdeverso
@Verdeverso 5 лет назад
Regardless! Haitians and Dominicans should be proud of our country! We should be proud for the island we occupy! Blessed to be Caribbean!
@Verdeverso
@Verdeverso 5 лет назад
It is important to embrace our history but it is just as important to cherish the present and work for a better future!
@AmericanMayan
@AmericanMayan 5 лет назад
Sprinkling love on this thread. We're waking up either way. All praises due 🙌
@matthewmann8969
@matthewmann8969 4 года назад
From Puerto Rico, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Haiti, Trinidad And Tabogo, Bahamas and other Caribbean islands Amerindians there are not very talked about much
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 4 года назад
Hope this changes. Thanks for watching!
@tedfebo1741
@tedfebo1741 3 года назад
In Puerto Rico they are always talked about.
@noreenfarooqui6829
@noreenfarooqui6829 6 лет назад
Awesome Vid, Yofoot! I agree with you, this history is much needed.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 6 лет назад
Thanks for watching and hope to do more soon.
@robertleepow7786
@robertleepow7786 3 года назад
thanks, continue please
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 3 года назад
Thanks for watching!
@deedee8043
@deedee8043 4 года назад
I would love to know more about the kalinagos. I wish if this history was passed down to the generations in my family 😢 it's so sad I am mix and have indigenous blood on both side of my family. I wish I knew more
@iva-lisahussein8021
@iva-lisahussein8021 3 года назад
Kalinagos are the combination of Lokono( arawak) and Kalina ( south american carib) tribes.
@deedee8043
@deedee8043 3 года назад
@@iva-lisahussein8021 that is so cool i never knew i thought kalinago was another name for carib
@iva-lisahussein8021
@iva-lisahussein8021 3 года назад
@@deedee8043 kalinago is sub group of the Kalina- Carib...:)
@deedee8043
@deedee8043 3 года назад
@@iva-lisahussein8021 thanks for the info this was really interesting to learn everyday we learn something new
@p.iastrology4587
@p.iastrology4587 6 лет назад
What about bahamas. Ik Exuma (island in Bahamas) original name is Suma
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 6 лет назад
thanks for the info. There are so many island, it hard to mention all. Will try to do a part 2.
@yadielnieves2894
@yadielnieves2894 6 лет назад
Ba-ha-ma Large-upper-middle From Lucayan Arawak
@tentenmedia
@tentenmedia 4 года назад
Thank you! Will teach my daughter all these things.
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap 4 года назад
Wow what a compliment, thanks for watching!
@marilynharripersad3257
@marilynharripersad3257 Месяц назад
So interesting !!! I remembered primary school days when I learnt the poem...Trinidad Iere..Land of the humming bird by Allister MacMillan 😊. Way back in1963 in std 3
@YohanPartap
@YohanPartap Месяц назад
Interesting!
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