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|''[[Hendalarsk national football team| | |''[[Hendalarsk national football team|dí Fischadler]]'' ([[Hendalarskisch]]) | ||
| rowspan="2" |Both nicknames mean "Ospreys" or "Sea-eagles", a revered bird in traditional Hendalarskara culture. | | rowspan="2" |Both nicknames mean "Ospreys" or "Sea-eagles", a revered bird in traditional Hendalarskara culture. | ||
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Revision as of 09:43, 2 April 2022
The following is a list of nicknames of national association football teams registered with the WAFF.
| Team | Nickname | Notes |
|---|---|---|
 Hendalarsk
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dí Fischadler (Hendalarskisch) | Both nicknames mean "Ospreys" or "Sea-eagles", a revered bird in traditional Hendalarskara culture. |
| Halászsasok (Khunyer) | ||
 Kiravia
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Lumpers | |
 Metzetta
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까치들 (The Magpies) | Men's team. The Metzettan Magpie is the country's national bird. |
| 곰 (The Bears) | Women's team. Bears feature heavily in Metzettan folklore. | |
 Pelaxia
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Los Jaguares (The Jaguars) | |
 Yonderre
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Les Chevaliers (The Knights) |