| Name Meaning | Country | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| Literally "land of the Greeks" | Greece | 99%
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| "Land of the Slovenes" | Slovenia | 97%
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| Éiru, an old word for the matron goddess of the island | Ireland | 96%
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| "Land of the Franks" | France | 95%
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| Named for its icy fjords | Iceland | 95%
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| "Land of the Slavs" | Slovakia | 95%
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| Might come from the river Bosna | Bosnia and Herzegovina | 94%
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| Derived from the name of an Etruscan settlement, Vatica or Vaticum | Vatican City | 94%
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| "Dane" + "border" | Denmark | 93%
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| The historic Principality of Moldavia | Moldova | 93%
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| The Act of Union, by the parliaments of Great Britain and Ireland | United Kingdom | 93%
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| "Land of the Svea" | Sweden | 91%
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| Literally "White Russia" | Belarus | 90%
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| "Black Mountain" | Montenegro | 89%
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| Named after one of its original cantons, called Schwyz | Switzerland | 89%
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| "Lower" lands | Netherlands | 87%
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| "Northern way" | Norway | 87%
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| "Warm port" in Latin | Portugal | 87%
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| "Saint Marinus" | San Marino | 87%
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| Comes from the Roman name for the Iberian Peninsula | Spain | 86%
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| Name of its people, "ungari" | Hungary | 85%
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| Named after a Slavic tribe in central Bohemia | Czech Republic | 84%
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| "Land of the Sami" | Finland | 83%
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| Derived from an ancient tribe, known as the Latgalians | Latvia | 83%
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| Roman name for the northern part of Gaul | Belgium | 80%
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| "Citizen of the Roman Empire" | Romania | 79%
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| "The men from the Bolg" | Bulgaria | 77%
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| From an ancient name for a tribe living east of the Rhine River | Germany | 73%
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| "Highlanders" in ancient Greek | North Macedonia | 67%
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| "Little castle" | Luxembourg | 59%
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| The Greek word "meli," meaning honey | Malta | 58%
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| Might be related to "khrebet," a word for "mountain chain" | Croatia | 56%
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| "Eastern realm" | Austria | 55%
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| "Bright stone" | Liechtenstein | 51%
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| "The Land of Fields" | Poland | 48%
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| Likely means "borderland" | Ukraine | 46%
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| Likely derived from the ancient Illyrian tribe | Albania | 45%
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| Possibly a native name for "waterside dwellers" | Estonia | 40%
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| One possible meaning is "shrub-covered land" | Andorra | 39%
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| "Field of blackbirds" | Kosovo | 39%
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| Old Norse for "the men who row" | Russia | 38%
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| "Single house" | Monaco | 37%
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| One theory is that it means "family kinship" and "alliance" | Serbia | 37%
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| One theory is that it derives from a verb meaning "to pour" | Lithuania | 35%
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| "Land of young bulls" | Italy | 31%
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