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    Ursprünge der Namen der europäischen Staatsoberhäupter


    Ursprünge der Namen der europäischen Staatsoberhäupter

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    2. the_woolfie on

      Hungary is wrong.
      The name Tamás comes from the Aramaic or Hebrew Te’oma, from wich it went to greek (Thomas). Easy to tell because it is a name of a Bible caracter.

    4. Truelz on

      This is a weird map… Norse is also Germanic, just as old English is as well.

    5. Cefalopodul on

      In Romania’s case it’s half Greek half Hebrew.

      Nicusor – Greek

      Dan – Hebrew.

    7. arsgratiartis on

      Netherlands: Willem (Germanic) Alexander (Greek) and yes, it is one name with two parts

    8. TightEstablishment59 on

      First names? Kazakhstan’s is also Persian, since the name is hyphenated

    9. EdKeane on

      The president of Kazakhstan has a double name. Kassym-Jomart. And while Kassym is Arabic in origin. Jomart is not. It’s of Persian origin.

    10. Grr_in_girl on

      I was confused for a second, because I thought Jonas was from Hebrew. But then I remembered that King Harald is technically our head of state, I guess.

    12. SoSmartKappa on

      Karol Tadeusz Nawrocki

      – Karol from Germanic Karl

      – Tadeusz is from Aramaic Taddai, and later from Greek/Latin Thaddaeus

      So, shouldn’t be Poland striped?

    23. Grzechoooo on

      Swedish King Charles and British King Charles are in different categories despite sharing a name.

    24. KyriakosCH on

      The name Constantine is certainly latin, but also largely abandoned in the latin world – in contrast it is very popular in Greece.

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