List of country names in various languages: Difference between revisions

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|'''Carnia''' (Caphiric Latin), '''Carna''' (Carnish), '''Càrna''' (Carnish Gaelic), '''Carnia''' (Cartadanian), '''Carrnix''' (Coscivian)
|'''Carnia''' (Cartadanian), '''Carrn''' (Coscivian), '''Eurcei''' (Valcenian), '''Urcei''' (Caphiric Latin)
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#↑ The former is the formal Diamavyan name for the Melliferan Union directly translating to "Melliferian Union". This name is used by the Diamavyan government, prominent businesses, and people learning Diamavyan. The latter is the informal and more commonly used name for the country, roughly translating to "Namook People" from the Diamavyan word for the Namook mountain range and the Melliferan indigenous word for "people". Phonetically the latter sounds out "Namooklahoma" based on the history behind the Diamavyan name for the territory the Melliferan Union presides over.
#↑ The former is the formal Diamavyan name for the Melliferan Union directly translating to "Melliferian Union". This name is used by the Diamavyan government, prominent businesses, and people learning Diamavyan. The latter is the informal and more commonly used name for the country, roughly translating to "Namook People" from the Diamavyan word for the Namook mountain range and the Melliferan indigenous word for "people". Phonetically the latter sounds out "Namooklahoma" based on the history behind the Diamavyan name for the territory the Melliferan Union presides over.
#↑ Diamavya refers to Ulaga as South Cartesia, and has done so since they controlled the territory of their South Cartesia colony up to 1982.
#↑ Diamavya refers to Ulaga as South Cartesia, and has done so since they controlled the territory of their South Cartesia colony up to 1982.
#↑ This name translates to "Valcenia" but phonetically sounds out "Vawstlehsha". This is based on the historical names of the country and the name of the bay the country surrounds (the Dyopaz Bay). The informal name is far more commonly used just as "Valcenia" is used more often than "Valcenia" in English.
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