Jardines de la Reina
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Spanish[edit]
Etymology[edit]
Derived from the plural form of jardín (“garden”) and reina (“queen”). Coined by Spanish explorer Christopher Columbus in honour of queen Isabella I of Castille (1451 - 1504). See also Jardines del Rey.
Pronunciation[edit]
- IPA(key): /xaɾˌdines de la ˈreina/ [xaɾˌð̞i.nez ð̞e la ˈrei̯.na]
- Syllabification: Jar‧di‧nes de la Rei‧na
Proper noun[edit]
- An archipelago in Cuba