Re: Country names in national languages
From: | P. M. Arktayg <pmva@...> |
Date: | Tuesday, May 14, 2002, 15:53 |
Carlos Thompson ta nugatu-r:
[...]
>> ES - Short name in English: i.e. Columbia *
>> EO - Long official name in English: i.e. Republic of Columbia
>> EE - Ethimology in English: from (Christopher) Columbus
>> NL - National language: i.e. Spanish.
>> NS - Short name in national language: i.e. Colombia
>> .. . - pronunciation: /ko"lom.bja/
>> NO - Long official name in national language: i.e. República de
>> Colombia
>> .. . - pronunciation: /rre"pu.Bli.ka De ko"lom.bja/
>> .. . - interlinear translation: i.e. Republic of Columbia
>> NE - Ethimology in national language: from (Cristobal) Colón
>> .. . - pronunciation: Colón: /ko"lon/
> Lets continue with the Hispanic-American nations, adding the adjectival
> forms: EA, EN, NA, NN.
[...]
RNIHO
ES - Rniho
EO - Kingdom of Rniho
EE -> NE
EA - Rnihoba, (language) Rnihonön
EN - Rnihoba
NL - (official) Rnihonön [n[i'hOn[@.n[]
NS - Rniho ['n[ihO]
NO - b.ud.on u Rnixa ['bud.O+ n[u'n[ixa] 'state of Rniho'
NE - (loanword from ?) Rnihhobiyo 'island of swans'(?)
NA - (verbs) rnihoba [n[i'hOba], rnihod.a [n[i'hOd.a+]
NN - rnihog.o [n[i'hOg_QO]
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