boriqa
slang for Puerto Rican
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Boriana
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boriqua
From Puerto Rico, derived from Boriqua the original name of Puerto Rico before the spaniards came to teh island.
Borisa
a man with full swag and is always with the girls and his main bros. has 2 "brothers" and are always together. always having a good time and not giving a fuck. likes to play sports such as soccer. is very into his nationality. has much respect for elders. VERY GOOD LOOKS. has a big dick.......
Borisa by swagonfullattack. June 19, 2011
boriquen
History of Puerto Rico...
Taíno Indians who inhabited the territory, called the island of Puerto Rico, Boriken or Borinquen which means: "the great land of the valiant and noble Lord" or "land of the great lords". Today this word -used in various modifications- is still popularly used to designate the people and island of Puerto Rico. The Taíno Indians, who came from South America, inhabited the major portion of the island when the Spaniards arrived. The Taíno Indians, lived in small villages, organized in clans and led by a Cacique, or chief. They were a peaceful people who, with a limited knowledge of agriculture, lived on such domesticated tropical crops as pineapples, cassava, and sweet potatoes supplemented by seafood.
Taíno Indians who inhabited the territory, called the island of Puerto Rico, Boriken or Borinquen which means: "the great land of the valiant and noble Lord" or "land of the great lords". Today this word -used in various modifications- is still popularly used to designate the people and island of Puerto Rico. The Taíno Indians, who came from South America, inhabited the major portion of the island when the Spaniards arrived. The Taíno Indians, lived in small villages, organized in clans and led by a Cacique, or chief. They were a peaceful people who, with a limited knowledge of agriculture, lived on such domesticated tropical crops as pineapples, cassava, and sweet potatoes supplemented by seafood.
boriquen by Danny Jöel Ayala Rosa August 20, 2007