The future state of Rhode Island owes its name to the Dutch words for 'red island'. An older Dutch phrasing was 'Roode Eylandt'. A more current phrasing is 'Rood eiland'.
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No person or place but for the color of the red clay on the islands and the Dutch West India Company called it Roodt Eyelandt which meant Red Island.
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The dutch named it New York
Staaten is a Dutch name; the Dutch were the first Europeans to settle in New York City. They named it Staaten Eylandt, after the Staten Generaal, the Dutch Parliament. That literally translates to, "State's Island." Another name for Staten Island is Richmond County.
Possibly named in honor of the Greek Island or was named Roode Eylandt by Adriaen Block, Dutch explorer, because of its red clayNot from a person or place but from the red clay that was on the islands. The Dutch West India Company called it Red Islands or Roodt Eyelandts which was Anglicized to Rhode Island.
Robben Island is situated. The name is Dutch for "seal island"
This name is found on the New Netherland map of 1639 by Johannes Vingboon. Although the names for the island in English and Dutch were similar at this time - both meaning Rabbit Island (Conyne Eylandt; Konijneneiland in modern Dutch spelling and Coney Island is the English adaptation of the Dutch name. It appears the the Dutch immigrants were the first to name the island - well before the Island became a tourist area after the Civil War.
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They Anglicised the Dutch West India Company name of Roodt Island.
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