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The concern in disponibilizar a chapter for the aboriginal toponymy is justified for the intention to present history with another look, of who it exactly observes everything that is in return, being spokesman, of that they had mainly not been able to count its history or that, existing, to the eyes of the others only had place for the invisibilidade. How much to the black, possibly for the condition of slave, if did not sanction as well he deserves, but if he did not leave to recognize its contribution in the farming, in the domestic works and of its participation in the protection of its gentlemen, that is, it was visible for the operating colonizador and in the division of the work and production, therefore literature is repleta of mentions to the fights of the blacks same to the cost of its laborious work. It enters the ones that did not have time and voice in history is the indian, considering that the few times where they appear it is for serving of scene, rare appear as coadjuvantes and never as principal actors, a time that did not serve for the work that then was presented. Thus the screens, the pictures and photos of history still show the naked or worn indians with penalty, dresses for the party or the War. In this chapter, the emphasis is given to the lingustico aspect of the names of the majority of the cities, what it all characterizes the aboriginal presence in the history of the State of Pernambuco, mainly in the hinterland, paalvras is in the historical registers, in the names of streets, the villages, the towns and cities, the pulled eyes of the mestizos, in the trend to the ocio and the preference for cachaa and this exactly that little people have seen indian this way.