spain etimology (many possible origins froms various sources including mitological)
>land of the west
>land of the north
>land of the western city
>land of the forged metals
>land of the rabbits
>land of king Hispalis
okay okay
>land of the setting sun
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Spain etimology (many possible origins froms various sources including mitological)
Michael Jenkins
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Evan Rodriguez
btw country etimology bread
Alexander Foster
post in my thread pls
William Cook
>land of the setting sun
Fuck off that's our name
Jordan James
it might be of greek or phoenician origin I don't remember.
Austin Thompson
i am from Finland (Suomi)
Jordan Diaz
based
Carson Rodriguez
have you watched simpsons episode where homer turns into super fat homer :D if you have money problems have a little break and laugh to homers super fat :D also in episode is bart son if you are bart fan also houmers son bart is there :D all other simpsons also you should watch quickly
Christopher Davis
haha I watched the episode in which marge. good episode
Nicholas White
binland thread
Ryder Sanchez
My friend de Espana (that means from Spain) Yo quiero el episodo con LISA FUMADO MUCHO GUSTO. That means I like the episode with the gusty cigarillo and the Yellow people. Very bueno.
Owen Allen
eipä ollu
Jaxon Gonzalez
Italia from etruscan ''viteliu'', long horned young cattle.
Keep a worst one ...
Jacob Campbell
I read somewhere that Italia, like Spain, has also unknown origins.
Jackson Mitchell
>land of the north
But Spain is in the south how is this possible? I-it can't be from an African perspective right?
Noah Parker
yeah. phoenician settlers
James Roberts
South of you just like you are on the south in respect to lets say Norway the only cunts that can't be on the south are Canada, Greenland, the ruskies and the USA if you count Alaska
Juan Clark
>netherlands
really? who names his country after minecraft?
Jayden Phillips
Oliver Phillips
so multiple possible origins from multiple languages, cultures and sounds. like Spain.
Kevin Gonzalez
It probabily come from the deep south
What a shame for an alpine like me
Brandon Ward
yeah. probably greek origin
Ayden Butler
>the northern way
>the land alongside the narrow sounds
>nor's kingdom
Nolan Hernandez
I prefer Iberia that evidently means Iber+Herria (land of iberians) iber meaning "in the margin of the rivers" but it hurts spaniards who refuse to accept that the ancient iberian language and basque are related
James Carter
>land of Helloi (or Selloi)
>land of Graikoi
Liam Garcia
this we all should speak basque since the other iberian languages disappeared by conquest, instead of speaking the language of our invaders,
Dominic Parker
based
Leo Clark
Based