Gar·i·fu·na [ gàrrə fnə ](pluralGar·i·fu·na or Gar·i·fu·nas)
noun
Definition:
Caribbean coastal people: an Afro-Latino people of West African, Carib, and Arawak ancestry who now live on the Caribbean coasts of Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, and Nicaragua. They were passengers on a slave ship that wrecked on St. Vincent, but after being evicted by the British in 1797, resettled on the Central American coast.
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