Edit: Didn’t read the key, technically, the vast majority of the Indus River isn’t in India. It’s mostly in Pakistan.
stevenmoreso on
Fuck yeah CHAD
-_-anulomufa-_- on
named by who lol? India is still a very recent name given by the folks outside of India.
PS – I meant Indians living in India in whatever age (be it 500 BCE etc) never referred to this land as India … I dont know why the title says named after water bodies when in-fact the OG settlement here never used “India” to refer to this piece of land
Vulk_za on
What about America? It was named after the Gulf of America.
Clorst_Glornk on
an interesting fact about people in these countries, their bodies are over 50% water
deployant_100 on
India is name of the indian ocean.
yuje on
I think Gambia should be named after the Gambia River, not a lake?
One_Newspaper9372 on
What about America?
Ok_Revenue_8444 on
India – Named after River Indus which flows in Pakistan
vivipanda_gama on
Not a country per se but the Iberian peninsula is named after a river, the modern Ebro, ancient Iber, which I think is quite neat
Jaynat_SF on
Isn’t the Jordan river outside of the kingdom of Jordan? Or do you consider a river right on the border of a country to be „in it“?
avar on
You forgot Iceland.
TerrorNova49 on
What about water bodies named after a country? 😉
gunungx on
Since India is named after a body of water (the Indus River), and ‚Indonesia‘ implies ‚Indian Islands,‘ can we technically say that Indonesia is also named after a body of water?
Cjav-latam on
Technically, another way to refer to Argentina is by its river: United Provinces of the Río de la Plata. Nobody uses it.
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We’re the only ones with an ocean named after us!
Edit: Didn’t read the key, technically, the vast majority of the Indus River isn’t in India. It’s mostly in Pakistan.
Fuck yeah CHAD
named by who lol? India is still a very recent name given by the folks outside of India.
PS – I meant Indians living in India in whatever age (be it 500 BCE etc) never referred to this land as India … I dont know why the title says named after water bodies when in-fact the OG settlement here never used “India” to refer to this piece of land
What about America? It was named after the Gulf of America.
an interesting fact about people in these countries, their bodies are over 50% water
India is name of the indian ocean.
I think Gambia should be named after the Gambia River, not a lake?
What about America?
India – Named after River Indus which flows in Pakistan
Not a country per se but the Iberian peninsula is named after a river, the modern Ebro, ancient Iber, which I think is quite neat
Isn’t the Jordan river outside of the kingdom of Jordan? Or do you consider a river right on the border of a country to be „in it“?
You forgot Iceland.
What about water bodies named after a country? 😉
Since India is named after a body of water (the Indus River), and ‚Indonesia‘ implies ‚Indian Islands,‘ can we technically say that Indonesia is also named after a body of water?
Technically, another way to refer to Argentina is by its river: United Provinces of the Río de la Plata. Nobody uses it.