How did the people in the West Indies come up with the storm name hurricane?

The term "hurricane" is believed to have originated from the Taino indigenous people of the West Indies, who used the Word "hurucane" to describe a god of the storm. Spanish explorers adopted this term, which later evolved into "hurricane" in English. The name reflects the region's cultural influences and the significance of storms in the lives of the people living there. Over time, it became the standard term used to describe tropical cyclones in the Atlantic.