Description:
The origin of the name Cayman is unknown, but it is believed to be derived from the Taíno word kai-yman, meaning 'island of the blacks'. The name may have originally been given to the island by the Caribs, who inhabited it at the time. Caymanians have a diverse culture and customs, with influences from both the British and American cultures. There are several variations of the name Cayman, including Kaiman, Kaaiman, Keaiman, Kajman, Kaajman, and Kaiman.
