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Ursprungligen postat av
MrSwedeGliderRunt
ok, ja ännu större anledning att byta namn då, ingen pratar irokesiska.
Fast det blir ju en väldig massa namn att byta då.
Man kan ju börja med massa delstater:
Alabama: From the Alibamu tribe, meaning "clears the thicket".
Alaska: From Alakshak, meaning "peninsula" or "great lands".
Arizona: From Arizonac, meaning "place of the small springs".
Arkansas: From the Siouan term for the Quapaw "south wind people" or "downstream people".
Connecticut: From Quonoktacut, meaning "long river".
Hawaii: From Hawaiʻi, a traditional Polynesian word for homeland.
Idaho: From Shoshone Edah hoe, meaning "light on the mountains".
Illinois: From the Illiniwek, meaning "men" or "warriors"
Iowa: From an expression meaning "sleepy ones" or "beautiful land".
Kansas: From the Kansa tribe, meaning "south wind people".
Kentucky: From an Iroquoian word meaning "meadow" or "dark and bloody ground"
Massachusetts: From Massadchues-et, meaning "by the great hill".
Michigan: From Misigami, meaning "great lake".
Minnesota: From Mnisota, meaning "cloudy water" or "white water".
Mississippi: From Misiziibi, meaning "great river" or "father of waters".
Missouri: Meaning "town of the large canoes".
Nebraska: From an Oto word meaning "flat river".
North and South Dakota: From the Dakota word meaning "friends" or "allies".
Ohio: From an Iroquoian word meaning "beautiful river".
Oklahoma: From Choctaw words meaning "red people"
.Oregon: Derived from an Algonquian term for a beautiful river.
Tennessee: From the Cherokee village name Tanasi.
Texas: From a Caddo word meaning "friends" or "allies".
Utah: From the Ute word meaning "people who live high in the mountains".
Wisconsin: From an Ojibwe word relating to the red place or river.
Wyoming: From a Munsee Delaware word meaning "at the big river flat"
Sedan är det väl ta dags att ta tag i alla sjöar, floder och berg som Lake Michigan, Appalacherna och Mississippi.
Tur att Trump inte har å mycket annat att stå i.