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Four Letter European Geography #1

Can you guess these European geographic answers that are only four letters long?
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Currency of Germany and Greece
Euro
Capital of Norway
Oslo
Capital on the Dnieper River
Kyiv
Island to which Napoleon was exiled
Elba
Where you'd find a Leaning Tower
Pisa
German name of Vienna
Wien
"The Eternal City"
Rome
River that makes Polish-German border
Oder
National animal of Russia
Bear
Term for a levee in the Netherlands
Dyke
Range in which Switzerland is located
Alps
City that merged with Buda in 1873
Pest
Scottish term for a lake
Loch
River on which Newcastle is situated
Tyne
England's most famous boys college
Eton
Most populous Italian city on the Adriatic Sea
Bari
Roman name for France and surrounding areas
Gaul
Second-biggest city in Czech Republic
Brno
Walled city of northern England
York
Indigenous people of northern Sweden
Sami
River on which Florence is situated
Arno
County of England that lies closest to France
Kent
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24 Comments
EcceHomo
+2
Level 86
Jun 7, 2025
Nice quiz
MasterRocket
+2
Level 83
Jun 7, 2025
I swear I played this exact featured quiz a week ago
JohnGisMe
+1
Level 63
Jun 7, 2025
Due to an abundance of watching Hogan's Heroes, I tried "mark" for Germany's currency, but I somehow didn't get the correct answer.
Djilas
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Level 86
Jun 8, 2025
It's called dijk in the Netherlands.
Arp2600
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Level 89
Jun 8, 2025
Yes, the way the question is formulated, dijk should clearly be accepted.
kangaroosix
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Level 75
Dec 8, 2025
While I agree with you, dijk is not a four letter Dutch word; in Dutch, 'ij' counts as a single letter. Don't ask me why though
DoktorApplejuce
+8
Level 76
Jun 9, 2025
Wow. Because Euro ends with an O and Oslo starts with and O, I got it in my head that this was a word chain quiz, and that made getting the next answer take way longer than it needed to.
Dontforget
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Level 76
Jun 21, 2025
Same here
Relox84
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Level 69
Jun 10, 2025
"Gaul" is not the Roman name. It is a post-Roman word of a different origin that came to be used in the same sense as the Roman name.
Mikipedia
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Level 79
Jun 10, 2025
Gaul is the english translation or the roman name, Gallia
timshorts
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Level 61
Sep 9, 2025
Yes, but it specifically says "Roman name". Gallia ought to be accepted. I ruled out "Gaul" because it isn't the Roman name.

Rather more so than the Netherlands question, but I went for Dijk first on that one too as it looked to be leading me to that

shreesh123
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Level 73
Jun 10, 2025
"Jura" is also a range in which Switzerland is located.
Sapje142
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Level 69
Jun 13, 2025
You should accept 'dijk' as well - that's what we call it here in the Netherlands. Otherwise change the question to 'What is the English translation of the Dutch word for levee?'
guzzygames
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Level 69
Jun 25, 2025
that's a slur...
MarcellDAvis
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Level 80
Sep 9, 2025
Isn't it also called a dyke in English?
Sifhraven
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Level 76
Nov 9, 2025
It isn't called dyke in Dutch though. It is Dijk as others mentioned before
MovieQuizGuy
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Level 64
Sep 9, 2025
As someone who lives by Dyckman Street in what used to be New Amsterdam, I fully support dyke and dijk and even dyck! Maybe not duck though.
raneman11
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Level 68
Sep 10, 2025
I will never get over the Europeans deciding that the Sami are indigenous to the continent but no one else is. If a skeleton from the stone age can be traced to a likely descendent living a few miles away, you're probably indigenous.
brandybuck96
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Level 82
Sep 17, 2025
I'm not sure I've ever heard a European calling them indigenous, only the Americans.
LeoKovac
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Level 65
Sep 12, 2025
I presume an american made this quiz since most of the questions were about italy
vermiciousknid
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Level 91
Sep 24, 2025
Your presumption is incorrect. Per his profile, Aaron197 is located in Sweden, and his map indicates he's never even been to North America.
MindWax
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Level 87
Jan 24, 2026
4/20 = most
JackintheBox
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Level 82
Dec 8, 2025
Can 'Lapp' be accepted as an alternative for Sami?
RobNobody
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Level 80
Dec 30, 2025
The Sámi consider that term offensive.
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