Etymologie, Etimología, Étymologie, Etimologia, Etymology, (griech.) etymología, (lat.) etymologia, (esper.) etimologio
US Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Estados Unidos de América, États-Unis d'Amérique, Stati Uniti d'America, United States of America, (esper.) Unuigintaj Statoj de Ameriko
Stadt, Ciudad, Ville, Città, City, (lat.) urbs, (esper.) urboj
Hauptstadt: Washington
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Towns with wierd names and their origins
(E?)(L?) http://www.amusingfacts.com/weirdtowns/
Our collection of towns with wierd names and their origins.
- Bigfoot, Texas, USA
- Blow Me Down, Newfoundland, Canada
- Celebration, FL, USA
- Chicken, Alaska, USA
- Climax, Michigan, USA
- Crackpot, England
- Crotch Lake, Ontario, Canada
- Cut and Shoot, Texas, USA
- Deadhorse, Alaska, USA
- Dildo, Newfoundland, Canada
- Ding Dong, Texas, USA
- Earth, Texas, USA
- Egypt, Texas, USA
- F**king, Austria
- French Lick, Indiana, USA
- Frostproof, Florida, USA
- Gun Barrel City, Texas, USA
- Happy, Texas, USA
- Hell, Michigan, USA
- Holy Moses, Colorado, USA
- Hot Coffee, Mississippi, USA
- Humansville, Missouri, USA
- Hygiene, Colorado, USA
- Intercourse, Pennsylvania, USA Jot 'em Down, Texas, USA
- Knockemstiff, Ohio, USA
- Last Chance, Colorado, USA
- Looneyville, Texas, USA
- Mary's Igloo, Alaska, USA
- Monkey's Eyebrow, Arizona, USA
- Needmore, Texas, USA
- Ninety-Six, South Carolina, USA
- North Pole, Alaska, USA
- Nothing, Arizona, USA
- Notrees, Texas, USA
- Santa Claus, Indiana, USA
- Shorter, Alabama, USA
- Smackover, Arkansas, USA
- Sopchoppy, Florida, USA
- Study Butte, Texas, USA
- Toad Suck, Arkansas, USA
- Two Egg, Florida, USA
- Vulcan, Alberta, Canada
- Waterproof, Louisiana, USA
- Why, Arizona, USA
Erstellt: 2011-01
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Big Easy - New Orleans (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.nbc4.com/answerstoaskliz2003/2166421/detail.html
As for New Orleans, the term comes from a turn of the century jazz club called the "Big Easy Hall". In 1979 police reporter
James Canopy wrote a New-Orleans based crime novel called "The Big Easy". And much of the credit goes to Times-Picayune
columnist Vetty Guillaud who popularized the phrase in the 1970's.
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epodunk - Community-Profiles (US)
(E2)(L1) http://www.epodunk.com/
Meine Stichproben ergaben, dass es zur überwiegenden Anzahl der Informationen zu US-amerikanischen Städten auch Hinweise zur Namensgebung gibt, die meist mit der Formel "The community was named ..." eingeleitet werden.
Dies rechtfertigt die Aufnahme im Etymologie-Portal.
ePodunk provides in-depth information about more than 25,000 communities around the country, from Manhattan to Los Angeles, Pottstown to Podunk. Our listings also include geocoded information about thousands of parks, museums, historic sites, colleges, schools and other places across America.
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Profiles of the 50 Largest Cities of the United States
(E?)(L?) http://www.factmonster.com/ipka/A0108477.html
Auch mit Hinweisen zur Namensgebung:
Albuquerque, N.M. | Arlington, Texas | Atlanta, Ga. | Austin, Tex. | Baltimore, Md. | Boston, Mass. | Charlotte, N.C. | Cleveland, Ohio | Colorado Springs, Colo. | Columbus, Ohio | Dallas, Tex. | Denver, Colo. | El Paso, Tex. | Fort Worth, Tex. | Fresno, Calif. | Honolulu, Hawaii | Houston, Tex. | Indianapolis, Ind. | Jacksonville, Fla. | Kansas City, Mo. | Las Vegas, Nev. | Long Beach, Calif. | Los Angeles, Calif. | Louisville/Jefferson County, Ky. | Memphis, Tenn. | Mesa, Ariz. | Miami, Fla. | Milwaukee, Wis. | Minneapolis, Minn. | Nashville-Davidson, Tenn. | New Orleans, La. | New York, N.Y. | Oakland, Calif. | Oklahoma City, Okla. | Omaha, Nebr. | Philadelphia, Pa. | Phoenix, Ariz. | Portland, Ore. | Sacramento, Calif. | St. Louis, Mo. | San Antonio, Tex. | San Diego, Calif. | San Francisco, Calif. | San Jose, Calif. | Seattle, Wash. | Tucson, Ariz. | Tulsa, Okla. | Virginia Beach, Va. | Washington, DC | Wichita, Kans.
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got - City nicknames (US)
(E?)(L?) http://www.got.net/~landauer/lists/CityOf.html
The following is my list of City Nicknames, started around 1993. I had collected suggestions from the rec.games.trivia newsgroup, and had heard someone on KGO (San Francisco's AM news-talk radio station) use the phrase "... 10,000 residents of The City, of complications from ...".
So I appropriated that phrase "The City of Complications", as an exceptionally apt nickname for San Francisco, and went on to collect a few other names. When I had enough of them, I posted the list to that newsgroup.
So far, I have only been able to re-locate the quiz version of my list, so I haven't actually merged all of the answers back into the list yet. This past year or two (2001-2002), I added a few from the "Isaac Asimov" quiz column in the newspaper, a Sunset Magazine article (which lists California as the "World Capital of Agricultural World Capitals"), and other sources. I also found two other lists on the web (URLs below).
Größte Stadt von US
Größte Stadt von Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika
Größte Stadt von US - Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika ist "New York".
Erstellt: 2012-07
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Hauptstadt von US
Hauptstadt von Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika
Hauptstadt von US - Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika ist "Washington".
Geographische Lage der Hauptstadt: 083°24' W - 39°32' N
Erstellt: 2012-07
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Hauptstädte der Bundesstaaten (US)
| Agana | Albany | Annapolis | Atlanta | Augusta | Austin | Baton Rouge | Bismarck | Boise | Boston | Carson City | Charleston | Cheyenne | Columbia | Columbus | Concord | Denver | Des Moines | Dover | Frankfort | Harrisburg | Hartford | Helena | Honolulu | Indianapolis | Jackson | Jefferson City | | Lansing | Lincoln | Little Rock | Madison | Montgomery | Montpelier | Nashville | Oklahoma City | Olympia | Phoenix | Pierre | Providence | Raleigh | Richmond | Sacramento | Saint Paul | Salem | Salt Lake City | San Juan | Santa Fe | Springfield | Tallahassee | Topeka | Trenton | Washington
Erstellt: 2010-03
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Nicknames von Städten (W3)
Auch Städte haben ihre Spitznamen.
Am 09.07.2003 schickte ein Teilnehmer der "American Dialect Society" folgenden Beitrag an die Mailingliste:
From ancestry.com historical newspapers:
15 December 1881, GRAND TRAVERSE HERALD (Traverse City, Michigan), supplemetn, pg. 3?, col. 2:
_Popular Names of States and Cities.
STATES.
- Connecticut, the Land of Steady Habits.
- Delaware, the Blue Hen's Chicken.
- Iowa, the Hawkeye State.
- Kentucky, the Corn-crackers.
- Maine, the Border State.
- Massachusetts, the Bay State.
- Michigan, the Wolverine State.
- Missouri, the Puke State.
- New Hampshire, the Granite State.
- New York, the Empire State.
- North Carolina, the Old North State.
- Ohio, the Buckeye State.
- Pennsylvania, the Keystone State.
- South Carolina, the Palmetto State.
- Texas, the Lone Star State.
- Vermont, the Green Mountain State.
- Virginia, the Old Dominion.
- Wisconsin, the Badger State.
CITIES.
- Philadelphia, the Quaker City.
- Boston, the Modern Athens; the Hub.
- New York, Gotham.
- Baltimore, the Monumental City.
- Cincinnati, the Queen City.
- Washington, the City of Magnificent Distances.
- Cleveland, the Forest City.
- Pittsburgh, the Smoky City.
- New Haven, the City of Elms.
- St. Louis, the Mound City.
- keokuk, the Gate City.
- Louisville, the Fall CIty.
- Nashville, the City of Rocks.
- Hannibal,m the Bluff City.
- Alexandria, the Delta City.
15 November 1883, HERALD AND TORCH LIGHT (Hagerstown, Maryland), pg.1, col. 7:
NICKNAMES OF CITIES.
- Alexandria--Delta City.
- Boston--Modern Athens; The Hub.
- Brooklyn--City of Churches.
- CIncinnati--Queen City; Porkopolis.
- Cleveland--Forect City.
- Denver--City of the Plains.
- Duluth--Zenith City.
- Hannibal--Bluff City.
- Holyoke, Mass.--Paper City.
- Kansas City--Mushroomopolis.
- Keokuk--Gate City.
- Lafayette--Star City.
- Louisville--Falls City.
- Lowell--City of Spindles.
- Madison, Wis.--Lake City.
- Milwaukee--Cream City; City of Beer and Bricks.
- Minneapolis--City of FLour and Sawdust.
- Mobile--Shell City.
- Nashville--City of Rocks.
- New Haven--City of Elms.
- New York--Gotham; Empire CIty.
- North Adams, Mass.--The Tunnel City.
- Pekin, Ill.--Celestial City.
- Peoria, Ill.--Whiskeytown.
- Philadelphia--Quaker City.
- Pittsburg--Smoky City.
- Quincy--Gem City.
- Racine, Wis.--Bell City.
- Rochester, N. Y.--Flour City.
- San Francisco--'Frisco.
- St. Paul--Gem City.
- St. Louis--Mound CIty; Future Great.
- Toledo--Corn City.
- Washington--City of Magnificent Distances.
7 October 1884, DAILY MINER (Butte, Montana), pg.1, col. 6:
Nicknames of American Cities.
The following are some of the queer nicknames of American cities:
- Pittsburgh, Smoky City
- Alexandria, Delta City
- Cincinnati, Porkopolis
- Boston, Modern
- Athens, the Hub
- New York, Gotham
- Nashville, City of Rocks
- Denver, City of the Plains
- Baltimore, Mountain City
- Washington, City of Magnificent Distances
- New Haven, City of Elms
- Racine, WIsconsin, Belle City
- Little Rock, City of Roses
- Mobile, Shell City
- Kansas City, Mushroomopolis
- Lowell, City of Spindles
- Minneapolis, City of Four
- Holyoke, Massachusetts, Paper City
- North Adams, Massachusetts, the Tunnel City
- Peoria, Illinois, WHiskytown
- Alton, Illinois, Tassleburg
- Pekin, Illinois, Celestial City
23 September 1889, DECATUR DAILY DISPATCH (Decatur, Ill.), pg. 2?, col. 5:
THEIR NICKNAMES.
- Baltimore is the "Monumental City."
- Boston is the "City of Notions," "Hub of the Universe," "Puritan City," "Athens of America" or "Modern Athens."
- Brooklyn is "The City of Churches."
- Buffalo is "The Queen City of the Lakes."
- Cincinnati is "The Queen City."
- Cleveland is the "Forest City."
- Keokuk is the "Gate City."
- Louisville is the "Falls City."
- Lowell is the "City of Spindles."
- Milwaukee is the "Cream City."
- Nashville is the "City of Rocks."
- New Haven is the "City of Elms." New
- New York is the "Empire City" or "Gotham."
- Philadelphia is the "City of Brotherly Love."
- Pittsburg is the "Iron CIty."
- Rochester is the "Flower City."
- St. Louis is the "Mound City" or "Future Great."
- Washington is the "City of Magnificent Distances."
3 March 1894, LOWELL DAILY SUN (Lowell, Massachusetts), pg.2, col. 6:
Popular Names of Cities.
The nicknames given to the various prominent cities in the United States are as follows:
- Brooklyn, City of Churches
- Boston, Hub of the Universe
- Baltimore, Monumental City
- Buffalo, Queen City of the Lakes
- CIncinnati, Queen CIty
- Cleveland, Forest City
- Hannibal, Bluff CIty
- Keokuk, Gate City
- Louisville, Falls City
- Loweel, City of Spindles
- New York, Gothan, Empire City
- Nashville, City of Rocks
- New Haven, City of Elms
- Philadelphia, Quaker CIty, City of Brotherly Love
- Pittsburg, Iron City
- Portland, Me., Forest City
- Rochester, Flour CIty
- St. Louis, Mound CIty
- Springfield, Ills., Flower City
- Washington, City of Mangificent Distances
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Weiter Beiträge aus der Mailinglist der ADS (American Dialect Society:
- Battle Creek, MI has two nicknames: "Cereal City" and "Fighting River"
- Colma, CA, "The City That Waits For The City That Waits To Die To Die", where San Franciscans are often buried and which is largely covered by cemeteries)
- Middletown, CT, it is "Forest City" (also used of Cleveland, OH)
- New Haven "The Elm City" (most of the elms are gone now, of course)
- Portland, OR, "Stumptown" (it apparently arose in the early days when the city was rising where forest had been only a short time before
- San Franciscan, "The City That Waits To Die" (the old post-earthquake description of this city)
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owad.de
One Word A Day
food related place names in the USA
(E?)(L?) https://owad.de/
Die folgende Liste von Städtenamen der USA, die einen Bezug zum Essen haben, ist dem Newsletter von owad vom 18.09.2001 entnommen:
Tortilla Flat a town in Arizona, USA
The Arizona town Tortilla Flat was made famous in John Steinbeck's novel of the same name.
Here's a selection of food related place names in the USA:
- Bacon, IN
- Big Rock Candy Mountain, VT
- Buttermilk, KS
- Cheesequake, NJ
- Chocolate Bayou, TX
- Goodfood, MS
- Ham Lake, MN
- Hot Coffee, MS
- Lick Fork, VA
- Lickskillet, OH
- Mexican Water, AZ
- Oatmeal, TX
- Oniontown, PA
- Picnic, FL
- Pie Town, NM
- Sandwich, MA
- Spuds, FL
- Sugar City, ID
- Tea, SD
- Tortilla Flat, AZ
- Two Egg, FL
I don't want to make a meal of this, but did you ever reflect on the digestive implications of the German place-words Essen and Würzburg, Darmstadt?
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City Nicknames
(E?)(L?) http://www.bdb.co.za/shackle/articles/gotham.htm
GOTHAM: PARADISE OF FOOLS
Most of the world's great cities have nicknames, some complimentary, others derisive. We lucky people living in "Sydney", Australia (The "Harbour City", The "Emerald City") unkindly refer to our rival city of "Melbourne" as "Bleak City"... To read about the colorful nicknames of some of the great cities in the United States, click ...
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