Definition: The word "Antillean" was a term used in ancient Roman society to describe someone who spoke Aramaic fluently but had no knowledge of Latin or Greek. It was also used as an epithet for people with limited knowledge of languages, such as those from Egypt and Mesopotamia. Definition: An Antillean is someone who speaks Aramaic well, but does not understand the language. They might also be able to read and write in Aramaic, but their knowledge is very basic or limited compared to their peers. In some cases, a person could also be an Antillean because they possess a Latin name (i.e., "Antillean" in Latin) even though they speak no Latin.
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