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Apparently, Sula is a bird species name, from a Spanish or Portugese name Usula, which means "Valley of the Birds".
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Usula is a native word from a local dialect in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, Central America. Usula does mean "Valley of Birds" but I don't think it is purely Spanish or Portuguese but indeed some dialect which, by geographical location, looks like it could be a blend of English, French, Spanish... There are many of those dialects all along the Caribbean Coasts of Central America, From Panama to Mexico.
I talk too much, I know... :oS
~Magia~
Usula is a native word from a local dialect in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, Central America. Usula does mean "Valley of Birds" but I don't think it is purely Spanish or Portuguese but indeed some dialect which, by geographical location, looks like it could be a blend of English, French, Spanish... There are many of those dialects all along the Caribbean Coasts of Central America, From Panama to Mexico.
I talk too much, I know... :oS
~Magia~
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