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Tierrador has three official names.
Tierrador has three official names.


===Terranóq===
===Terranóc===
Tierrador has two official names: Tierrador, and Terranóq. The name "Terranóq" originated from the Qabóri term ''Tyra Ma Nóqas,'' which translates roughly to "Land of gold," due to the Qabóri word ''nóqas'' meaning "gold". The reason for the use of Terranóq was to distinguish Qabóri land from other tribe lands, as mainly to not cause confusion between hunters from the Qabór and Youkafee nations. Eventually, as parts of the Qabóri language were used to develop the Tierradorian language, ''Tyra Ma Nóqas'' was eventually merged into one word, the "ma" was omitted and changes in spelling created the word "Terranóq," which is the official name for Tierrador. However, the name "Tierrador" is used by most of the world, as that is what was used by Sarpedonian and Levantine traders in the 19th century.
The name "Terranóc" originated from the Qabóri term ''Tyra Ma Nócas,'' which translates roughly to "Land of gold," due to the Qabóri word ''nócas'' meaning "gold". The reason for the use of Terranóc was to distinguish Qabóri land from other tribe lands, as mainly to not cause confusion between hunters from the Qabór and Youkafee nations. Eventually, as parts of the Qabóri language were used to develop the Tierradorian language, ''Tyra Ma Nócas'' was eventually merged into one word, the "ma" was omitted and changes in spelling created the word "Terranóc," which is the official name for Tierrador. However, the name "Tierrador" is used by most of the world, as that is what was used by Sarpedonian and Levantine traders in the 19th century.


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