サバンナは聖書には登場しません — それは「開けた平原」を意味します

Savannah is not in the Bible. It is not even a personal name by origin — it is the English word for a wide grassy plain, which came to us from the Taíno people of the Caribbean through the word sabana. A landscape, then. And Scripture has a great deal to say about the particular landscape this name describes. What does the name Savannah mean? An open grassland: treeless or nearly so, wide, with far horizons. The word travelled from…