1. Your cunt's name in your national language

1. Your cunt's name in your national language.
2. Meaning\translation of it.
3. How does others call it?

1 Sverige
Derives from "Svea Rike" or "realm/kingodm of the Swedes" Comes from back in the old days when Sweden was divided between Swedes and Geats, the Swedes being the ones to unify and create the later kingdom of Sweden.

3 Most other countries seem to base the name for us on a Dutch word ((Sweden derives from that))

Yermek
Means friend/hobby
Murrifats cant pronounce it and call me Yermak

1.Deutschland

2.Germanland/Land of the Germans

3.Germany, Alemania, Saska, Duitsland and literally everything except Deutschland

Canada
Village
Canada

Australia = Terra Australis Incognito
Means unknown southern land. It's land in the south that people didn't know about
idk what everyone else calls it

We call you fags Kanada

polska
fields
poland, polonia or lechia

England
Land of Angles

1. Polska
2. Old polish adjective feminine gender form of word 'pole' meaning field i.e. field-land
3. Pol+various ending

España
Comes from the name Hispania
Spain

1. Éire

2. from the name of the goddess Ériu, which in turn most likely comes from the proto-celtic Φīwerjū meaning "bountiful" or "abundant"

3. Most people base their names on the English "Ireland" which comes from Éire+Land. Some tend to calque the name, as in Irorszag, Irska or Iirimaa. The Welsh Iwerddon and the Latin Hibernia come from old forms of the name Éire, (through the ancient Greek Ierne in Latin's case). The Latin name Scotia was also used, referring to the latin name for Gaelic speakers (Scotti). The other Gaelic languages besides Irish use some variant of Éire.

>Land of Angles
pic related: average english man

polSHIT
haha

1. Suomi
2. No meaning
3. Finland, because it's a land of the Finns

1. 日本
2. How about Sunrise land ?
3. dipshit

Suomi
Suomi = swamp
Suomalainen = swamplandian
Finland

xD

Why the hell do we call you Ruotsi?

i like the sound of word "polska"

日本 pronounce Nippon or Nihon. Hinomoto or Jippon in ancient time
means "Sun-Origin"
All East Asian countries spelled 日本, pronounce Ri-Ben in China, Ji-Peng in ancient China. il-bon in Korea. Nyat-Ban in Vietnam

Deutschland
Germany
Kenia

From archaic ruotsi (“Swede”), from Old Swedish *roþs- (“related to rowing”); related to Old Norse Roþrslandi (“the land of rowing”), older name of Roslagen, where the Finns and Swedes first met, from roðr (“steering oar”), from Proto-Germanic *rōaną (“to row”), from Proto-Indo-European *h1reh1- (“to row”).[1]

Compare modern Swedish ro (“to row”). Cognates in Baltic-Finnic and Sami languages include Estonian Rootsi, Veps Ročinma, Võro Roodsi, Northern Sami Ruoŧŧa. See also etymology section of ryssä (“Russian”).

And Venäjä is venemaa, boatland.

We were probably very impressed with all the boats, never having thought of such a thing.

Yeah, probably not a coincidence Åland was settled by Swedes before the Swedish conquest of Finland started.

Türkiye
Türk-iye means turk-owned

1.France
2.It means land of the Franks
3 Most germanic cunts call it Kingdom of the Franks in their respective languages (frankreich, frankrijk etc).
Others just call it "france" or something close

Nederland
Low country

Het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden
The Kingdom of the Low Countries

Ísland
Iceland
The fuck do you THINK it means?

the land of eyes

kek

1. Colombia
2. From Cristóbal Colón (Christopher Columbus)
3. Colombie, Kolumbija and I think it's Kolumbien in German (can't be bothered to check). Also dumb Americans mess up the spelling, mistaking us for DC or British Columbia

>How does others call it?
turkey, toruko, toki, türkei

1. Slovenija
2. "the land of Slavs"
3. same as 1.

We had been previously several independent colonies, which had all declared independence and became states. For the common good these states decided to unite, and it's within the Americas. Hence the name the United States of America.

Hrvatska
Land of Hrvati
Croatia

1. România
2. It evolved from the older, pre-union term of Rumânie/Românie which meant "Romanianship" or, more accurately, "Pertaining of the lands inhabited by romanians".
3. Variations of Romania or Rumania and they all pronounce it wrong

1. Danmark
2. Dan = Danes - mark = field - It was supposedly the Swedes who said it was "The Danes field", when they looked at Skåne (southern Sweden)
3. Denmark

1. Lietuva
2. Land of rain; from the Lithuanian word "lietus" (rain).
3. Lithuania

Portugal in most languages. Portugalia or some variation of it in some languages, Ureno in Swahili (which comes from "o reino" meaning "the kingdom").
Comes from the Portucalense county, which derives its name from Portus Calle (meaning "Port of the Cale", "Cale" referring to the original inhabitants of the Callaecia region, which corresponds roughly to the northwestern corner of the Iberian Peninsula, where it lays modernly), the Latin name for the city of Porto.

Why do you guys call it that? The sun only comes from there if you're looking at it from west of you. That should be what everyone else calls you, but not what you call yourselves. To you, the sun comes out of the ocean, or from the Americas, since they're east of you.

Also, some slavs call us "Litwa".

1. Puerto Rico
2. Rich Port
3. Americans say "Portorico" which I guess it's fine. That used to be the proper english name up until the second half of the 20th century.

Because there was nothing most eastern than them, in the known world. They were the first to see the sun rise. So they named themselves the Land of the Rising Sun.

Both wrong, it comes from proto-baltic.

This, especially at that latitude.

Others call it Holland, because that's the only part of the Netherlands they went to during their visit.

It's actually group of huts

Chinese call our country 美国
美: Mei : meaning beautiful
国:Gou: country

So beautiful country.

If that was originally a sinization of "America", I'll be even more please lol.