Suriname
- proper noun
- /ˈsʊrɪnæm/
- After gaining independence in 1975, Suriname has developed a unique culture influenced by its indigenous people and colonial history.
- the capital city of Suriname
- Suriname and Guyana
- Suriname and Brazil
And so it just means that that jungle in Suriname is practically uncharted.
- And so it just means that that jungle in Suriname is practically uncharted.
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Islam is hardly unknown in the Caribbean; countries such as Trinidad & Tobago, Suriname, and Guyana have significant Muslim populations.
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Suriname is a small country located in northeastern South America, known for its diverse rainforests and is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean.
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Uruguay is the second smallest nation in South America by area, after Suriname.
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And so it just means that that jungle in Suriname is practically uncharted.
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Are Ganesha idols in Suriname still drinking milk?
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Lantern festivals happened in Haiti, Jamaica, and Suriname.
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First of all, Surinamese migrants were Dutch citizens, and before the independence of Suriname, they could enter the Netherlands without any hindrance.
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When the Dutch exchanged New Netherland to the British for the South American colony of Suriname in 1664, the transfer of loyalties to the British Crown was complete (Gregory 1994).
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The capital of Suriname, Paramaribo, is a UNESCO World Heritage site with well-preserved colonial architecture.
Synonyms
A country in northeast South America on the Atlantic coast
A country in northeast South America on the Atlantic coast
A former name for Suriname, a country in northeast South America
Former name for the country now called Suriname in northeastern South America when it was controlled by the Netherlands
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Suriname comes from the name of a local group, the Surinen, and from the river where they lived. Early European mapmakers used that name for the area, so the modern country keeps the name.