Definition of Caribbee in English:

Caribbee

noun karɪˈbiː

historical

Carib.

adjective karɪˈbiː

historical

Designating the islands of the Caribbean; of or relating to these islands. Later more generally: = "Caribbean".

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Philip Sidney (1554–1586), author and courtier. Apparently from Spanish caribe Carib, with various alterations of the spelling to reflect the trisyllabic pronunciation of the etymon; compare -y, -y, and -ee, and compare also discussion of early forms at Carib.

Definition of Caribbee in US English:

Caribbee

nounkarɪˈbiː

historical

Carib.

adjectivekarɪˈbiː

historical

Designating the islands of the Caribbean; of or relating to these islands. Later more generally: = "Caribbean".

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Philip Sidney (1554–1586), author and courtier. Apparently from Spanish caribe Carib, with various alterations of the spelling to reflect the trisyllabic pronunciation of the etymon; compare -y, -y, and -ee, and compare also discussion of early forms at Carib.

单词	Caribbee
释义	Definition of Caribbee in English: Caribbee noun karɪˈbiː historical Carib. adjective karɪˈbiː historical Designating the islands of the Caribbean; of or relating to these islands. Later more generally: = "Caribbean". Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Philip Sidney (1554–1586), author and courtier. Apparently from Spanish caribe Carib, with various alterations of the spelling to reflect the trisyllabic pronunciation of the etymon; compare -y, -y, and -ee, and compare also discussion of early forms at Carib. Definition of Caribbee in US English: Caribbee nounkarɪˈbiː historical Carib. adjectivekarɪˈbiː historical Designating the islands of the Caribbean; of or relating to these islands. Later more generally: = "Caribbean". Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Philip Sidney (1554–1586), author and courtier. Apparently from Spanish caribe Carib, with various alterations of the spelling to reflect the trisyllabic pronunciation of the etymon; compare -y, -y, and -ee, and compare also discussion of early forms at Carib.
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