Etymology of US States on a Map - Statistics

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Answer Stats
Language of Orgin Etymology State % Correct
Aleut "Mainland" Alaska
76%
English After a president whos surname is after a town in England Washington
76%
French "Green Mountain" Vermont
69%
Latin After queen Elizabeth I of England who never maried Virginia / West Virginia
69%
Latin "Land of the Indians Indiana
62%
Nahuatl After the Aztec people would founded the city of Tenochtitlan New Mexico
59%
English / Celtic After the duke of a British city which has the etymology of "Yew-Tree Estate" New York
59%
French / Frankish After a French king whos name has the etymology of "Famous" Louisiana
55%
English After a county in England which is named after said county's largest city which has the etymology of "Village-Town" New Hampshire
55%
English / Norse After a British island which has the etymology of "Geirr's Island" New Jersey
55%
Latin After a British king whos name has the etymology of "Farmer" Georgia
52%
English / Hebrew After a English queen whos name has the etymology of "Bitterness" Maryland
52%
Spanish "Mountain" Montana
52%
Spanish After a fictional island from the novel "Las Sergas de Esplandián" California
48%
Spanish "Red" Colorado
48%
English / French "Mainland" / After the village of the states founder / After a French Province Maine
48%
Dutch / Greek "Red" / After a landmass in the Aegean Sea Rhode Island
48%
Spanish "Flowery" Florida
45%
Spanish "Snowy" Nevada
45%
(Native Language) "Of the Gods" / after a legendary discoverer of the state Hawaii
41%
Latin / Frankish After a English king whos name has the etymology of "Man" North Carolina / South Carolina
41%
Caddo + Spanish "Friend" + "s" Texas
41%
Choctaw "Red People" Oklahoma
38%
Welsh + Latin After the founder whos name has the etymology of "head" + "Woods" Pennsylvania
34%
Apache / (Native Language) "High" / "People of the mountains" Utah
31%
Ojibwe "Large Lake" Michigan
28%
Ojibwe "Great River" Mississippi
28%
Algonquian / Shoshone / Western Cree / Spanish / Portuguese / French "Good and Beautiful (River)" / "River of the West" / "Grease Made From Fish" / "Big Ears" / "Hear the Waters" / A misspelling of "Ouisiconsink" / "Hurricane" Oregon
28%
(Native Language) "Wind" Arkansas / Kansas
24%
French "Of the War" Delaware
24%
Algonquian "Speaks Normaly" Illinois
24%
Eastern Algonquian "At the Great Hill" + "s" Massachusetts
24%
Plains Apache "Enemy" / after a fictional native American world meaning "Gem of the Mountains" Idaho
21%
Dakota / Chiwere "Sleepy Ones" Iowa
21%
Lakota "Cloudy Water" Minnesota
21%
O'odham "Little Spring" Arizona
17%
Eastern Algonquian "Long Tidal River" Connecticut
17%
Iroquoian "(On) the Meadow" Kentucky
17%
Seneca "Large creek" Ohio
17%
Choctaw "Plant-Cutters" Alabama
14%
Miami-Illinois "Dugout Canoe" Missouri
14%
Chiwere "Flattened Water" Nebraska
14%
Sioux "Ally" North Dakota / South Dakota
14%
Miami-Illinois / Ojibwe "River Running Through a Red Place" / "Red-Stone Place" Wisconsin
14%
Cherokee "Winding River" Tennessee
10%
Munsee "At the Big River Flat" Wyoming
7%
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