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==List of place names with origins from the [[Common]] language== | ==List of place names with origins from the [[Common]] language== | ||
| + | *Ironguard | ||
*Little Matilda, Commune of Osmonde - Named after Matilda Osmonde | *Little Matilda, Commune of Osmonde - Named after Matilda Osmonde | ||
*Mount Osmonde (Known as ''Osmund'' before 57 S.A.) - Named after Matilda Osmonde | *Mount Osmonde (Known as ''Osmund'' before 57 S.A.) - Named after Matilda Osmonde | ||
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*Mount Turnip - Named after the vegetable Turnip | *Mount Turnip - Named after the vegetable Turnip | ||
*North Turnip - See Mount Turnip | *North Turnip - See Mount Turnip | ||
| + | *O'Hara Keep - Named after [[Clan O'Hara]], who owned the region at the time | ||
*Osmonde (Known as ''Osmund'' before 57 S.A.), Province of [[The United Provinces of Dùnrath]] - Named after Matilda Osmonde | *Osmonde (Known as ''Osmund'' before 57 S.A.), Province of [[The United Provinces of Dùnrath]] - Named after Matilda Osmonde | ||
==List of place names with origins from the [[Agnesa]] language== | ==List of place names with origins from the [[Agnesa]] language== | ||
| + | *Catribh Mòr - Agnesa varient for "Cartref Mor" meaning "Cathy the Great". | ||
*Dun'avi (Dùn Dhaibhidh) - Named after [[Daibhidh Sutharlainn]], founder of the [[Jarldom of Dùnrath]] | *Dun'avi (Dùn Dhaibhidh) - Named after [[Daibhidh Sutharlainn]], founder of the [[Jarldom of Dùnrath]] | ||
*Dùnrath - "Fortress of Good Fortune" in [[Agnesa]]. | *Dùnrath - "Fortress of Good Fortune" in [[Agnesa]]. | ||
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*Loch Fiag - Named after the plant Rush, which typically grows at the Lochside. | *Loch Fiag - Named after the plant Rush, which typically grows at the Lochside. | ||
*Oban (Òban) - Means "Little Bay" in [[Agnesa]], originally describing Loch Fiag Bay. | *Oban (Òban) - Means "Little Bay" in [[Agnesa]], originally describing Loch Fiag Bay. | ||
| + | *Rendh - Agnesa varient for "Rænrland". | ||
*South Dunbar (Dùn Barr a Deas), Former Province of [[The United Provinces of Dùnrath]] - Named after the city of Dunbar, formally located in the Northwestern corner of Almaris. | *South Dunbar (Dùn Barr a Deas), Former Province of [[The United Provinces of Dùnrath]] - Named after the city of Dunbar, formally located in the Northwestern corner of Almaris. | ||
*South Dunbar-Svealand (Dùn Barr a Deas-Sbhea), Province of [[The United Provinces of Dùnrath]] - See South Dunbar & Svealand | *South Dunbar-Svealand (Dùn Barr a Deas-Sbhea), Province of [[The United Provinces of Dùnrath]] - See South Dunbar & Svealand | ||
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==List of place names with origins from the [[Sveasspråk]] language== | ==List of place names with origins from the [[Sveasspråk]] language== | ||
| − | + | *Bergen – “The Mountain” in Sveasspråk | |
| + | *Bromölla – Bro Mölla, “Bridge Windmill” in Sveasspråk | ||
| + | *Gräns-Bromölla – Former Province of the United Provinces of Dùnrath. Combining Grenzstadt and Bromölla. | ||
| + | *Gränsstad – Sveasspråk varient for “Grenzstadt”. Meaning “Border City”. | ||
| + | *Ingridland – Named after the Ingrid people residing in the west side of Mount Komi | ||
| + | *Jöland – Named after the Jö tribe residing between Mount Komi and Mount Osmonde. | ||
| + | *Kristiansland – Named after Kristian, a common first name in the region | ||
| + | *Kristianstad – see Kristiansland | ||
| + | *Lovland – Originally written as “Lövland”, meaning “Leafland” | ||
| + | *Norraberget – “The Northern Mountain” in Sveasspråk. | ||
| + | *Östersjön – “East Sea” in Sveasspråk | ||
| + | *Östfiag – “Eastern Fiag” in in Sveasspråk, for Fiag see Fiag in Agnesa. | ||
| + | *Östlandet – “Eastland” in Sveasspråk. | ||
| + | *Ränerland - Sveasspråk varient for "Rænrland" | ||
| + | *Svealand - Named after the Svea people residing in the Östlandet Basin on the border between Norland and Haense. | ||
| + | *Vestlandet – “Westland” in Sveasspråk. | ||
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| + | ==List of place names with other origins== | ||
| + | *Grenzstadt - Suspected to have a Waldenian or New Marian Origin. | ||
| + | *Rænrland - Old Norlandic Origin. | ||
Revision as of 12:40, 18 October 2022
The following are several lists providing an overview of used location names within the territories of Rænrland, which nowadays is mainly controlled by Norland and partially controlled by Haense and Acre. Some of the mentioned names might not be used nowadays but were used within this century. Names can also come in forms of different languages used in the area, such as Agnesa and Sveasspråk.
Contents
Historical Regions of Rænrland
These names were used before the Rænrland initiative (20 S.A.), where Norland took control of the Rænrland region. These names are known as follows:
| Name | Location |
|---|---|
| Lovland | Central |
| Tulipa | North |
| Svealand | East |
| Jöland | Central-west |
| Ingridland | West |
| Kristiansland | South |
List of place names with origins from the Common language
- Ironguard
- Little Matilda, Commune of Osmonde - Named after Matilda Osmonde
- Mount Osmonde (Known as Osmund before 57 S.A.) - Named after Matilda Osmonde
- Mount Komi
- Mount Turnip - Named after the vegetable Turnip
- North Turnip - See Mount Turnip
- O'Hara Keep - Named after Clan O'Hara, who owned the region at the time
- Osmonde (Known as Osmund before 57 S.A.), Province of The United Provinces of Dùnrath - Named after Matilda Osmonde
List of place names with origins from the Agnesa language
- Catribh Mòr - Agnesa varient for "Cartref Mor" meaning "Cathy the Great".
- Dun'avi (Dùn Dhaibhidh) - Named after Daibhidh Sutharlainn, founder of the Jarldom of Dùnrath
- Dùnrath - "Fortress of Good Fortune" in Agnesa.
- Fort Catherine (Gearastan Chatrìona) - Named after Catrìona Sutharlainn, co-founder of the Sutherland Trading Company.
- Helensburgh (Baile Eilidh) - "City of Helen" in Agnesa.
- Loch Usaidh
- Loch Fiag - Named after the plant Rush, which typically grows at the Lochside.
- Oban (Òban) - Means "Little Bay" in Agnesa, originally describing Loch Fiag Bay.
- Rendh - Agnesa varient for "Rænrland".
- South Dunbar (Dùn Barr a Deas), Former Province of The United Provinces of Dùnrath - Named after the city of Dunbar, formally located in the Northwestern corner of Almaris.
- South Dunbar-Svealand (Dùn Barr a Deas-Sbhea), Province of The United Provinces of Dùnrath - See South Dunbar & Svealand
- South Dunbar Mountains (Beannan Dùn Barr a Deas) - See South Dunbar
- New South Dunbar (Dùn Barr a Deas Nuadh), Commune of South Dunbar-Svealand - See South Dunbar
List of place names with origins from the Sveasspråk language
- Bergen – “The Mountain” in Sveasspråk
- Bromölla – Bro Mölla, “Bridge Windmill” in Sveasspråk
- Gräns-Bromölla – Former Province of the United Provinces of Dùnrath. Combining Grenzstadt and Bromölla.
- Gränsstad – Sveasspråk varient for “Grenzstadt”. Meaning “Border City”.
- Ingridland – Named after the Ingrid people residing in the west side of Mount Komi
- Jöland – Named after the Jö tribe residing between Mount Komi and Mount Osmonde.
- Kristiansland – Named after Kristian, a common first name in the region
- Kristianstad – see Kristiansland
- Lovland – Originally written as “Lövland”, meaning “Leafland”
- Norraberget – “The Northern Mountain” in Sveasspråk.
- Östersjön – “East Sea” in Sveasspråk
- Östfiag – “Eastern Fiag” in in Sveasspråk, for Fiag see Fiag in Agnesa.
- Östlandet – “Eastland” in Sveasspråk.
- Ränerland - Sveasspråk varient for "Rænrland"
- Svealand - Named after the Svea people residing in the Östlandet Basin on the border between Norland and Haense.
- Vestlandet – “Westland” in Sveasspråk.
List of place names with other origins
- Grenzstadt - Suspected to have a Waldenian or New Marian Origin.
- Rænrland - Old Norlandic Origin.
