
Borrowed fromSpanishPuerto Rico(literally“Rich Port”). In US English, the name is commonly pronounced and was formerly spelledPorto Rico; many other SpanishPuerto placenames were formerly also anglicized toPorto.[1]
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Puerto Rico
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FromSpanishPuerto Rico.
FromSpanishPuerto Rico.
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PuertoRico n (genitivePuerto Ricos)