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European Capitals Etymology - Statistics
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This quiz has been taken 52 times
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- The average score is 6 of 16
Answer Stats
| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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| From the river Moskva | Moscow | 85%
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| The city of Warcislaw | Warsaw | 85%
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| Possibly named from "teat", according to legend founded by two twins | Rome | 81%
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| Meaning "Black pool" in the local Celtic language | Dublin | 70%
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| According to legend took the name of a goddess | Athens | 67%
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| Originally named Lutetia, took the name of the local tribe | Paris | 56%
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| From dam and the name of the river that passes through it | Amsterdam | 52%
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| Merged from two different cities, "water" and "furnace" | Budapest | 37%
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| Possibly from "Water stream" in Arabic | Madrid | 19%
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| From the Saint of its famous Basilica | Sofia | 19%
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| Merchants' harbour | Copenhagen | 15%
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| Meaning "River rake" in the local Slavic language | Berlin | 11%
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| "Isle fort", from the small islet in the center of its river | Stockholm | 11%
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| "White village" in the local Celtic language | Vienna | 7%
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| Possibly from a Pre-Indo-European language "The city of the giants" | Andorra la Vella | 4%
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| From the rapids at the mouth of its river | Helsinki | 4%
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