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-- Jayuya, actually spelled Hallulla? --

I have reason to believe that, while the name "Jayuya" refers to a native chief, the word is not a proper name. I strongly believe it was a nickname. The chief's name may be lost in time. Chances are the Spaniards actually made fun of his haircut, which resembled a "hallulla," a roundish bread popular in Spain at the time. Therefore, the name would actually be derived from Hebrew... not from Taino. 199.64.6.150 (talk) 17:38, 21 January 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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+-- Jayuya, actually spelled Hallulla? --
+I have reason to believe that, while the name "Jayuya" refers to a native chief, the word is not a proper name. I strongly believe it was a nickname. The chief's name may be lost in time. Chances are the Spaniards actually made fun of his haircut, which resembled a "hallulla," a roundish bread popular in Spain at the time. Therefore, the name would actually be derived from Hebrew... not from Taino. [[Special:Contributions/199.64.6.150|199.64.6.150]] ([[User talk:199.64.6.150|talk]]) 17:38, 21 January 2016 (UTC)