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The English term Guinea comes directly from the Portuguese word Guiné, which emerged in the mid-15th century to refer to the lands inhabited by the Guineus, a generic term for the black African peoples south of the Senegal River (as opposed to the 'tawny' Zenaga Berbers, north of it, whom they called Azenegues or Moors).
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What is the word 'guineas' in Italian?
The feminine noun 'ghinee' is an Italian equivalent of 'guineas', of which the Italian equivalent of the singular is 'ghinea'.
When was Three Guineas created?
Three Guineas was created in 1938.
When was Rosehill Guineas created?
Rosehill Guineas was created in 1910.
When do Guineas lay eggs?
Guineas begin laying eggs in April or May.
Do raccoons eat guineas?
Raccoons will kill and eat any bird, guineas included.
Can you eat guineas?
yes
Are guineas related to hamsters?
yes
Can guineas eat rice?
Yes
What is 60 guineas in pounds?
6150.00
How many classics are there in the horse-racing calendar in England?
Five, they are The derby, St ledger, The oaks, the 1000 guineas and the 2000 guineas.
How much is 200 guineas in 1960 today?
If you take a guinea as being approximately £1.05 then 200 guineas would equate to £210
What is the origin of the slur guineas?
The term "guineas" as a slur likely originated from Italian immigrants in the United States. It is derived from the word "Guinea" which was used as a derogatory term to refer to Italians, specifically those from the region of Sicily. The term was used in a derogatory and offensive manner to belittle Italian immigrants.
