Is ''Portugal'' a pretty name for a country?

>>69577985
Just the fact the name actually means something makes it better than most

Orange haha

>puerto gallego

wtf im going to invade portugal now

>>69577985
no and the person from your pic isn't pretty/handsome at all btw

>>69578090
it's stupid because you just copied the greeks even though you had oranges before that

>>69578099
It actually has more to do with Porto(city)+Gaia(another city) which are separated by the douro river.
Portus+Cale
Porto+Gaia
We named the country before we conquered the rest.An other good alternate would be Portugalusitana.

>>69577985

Potugal makes me thing "Porch" (as in a deck you sit on in a nice weather), which makes me think of Porch Monkeys - a name for niggers, which makes me thing that Portuguese are all part nigger due to millions of slaves being absorbed.

So when I think of Portugal I think of the niggers that live there.

>>69581920
I thought it was puerto galo (port of gauls)

I like the name.

>>69578199
She isn't, but she is blonde and has blue eyes, so I guess tugas use it to prove their country is white.

Sounds like it's a country in South America

>>69582893
hahaha it does

>>69578238
I actually hate how we didn't kept mandill,but took portokalli

>>69578090
>>69578238
Can you explain please ?

>>69583410
Portugal's name means orange in Greek and Albanian

>>69583480
Thank

Of course!

>Cooltugal

>>69582665
it's unclear what the is origin, but we do know it was given by romans to one of 2 regions:
-the region betwen minho and douro rivers
-the region betwen minho and mondego rivers

Odds are it's the first, but still it's unclear as the theoretical capital was in braga (which was also the capital of caelecia and suebdenia)

>>69577985
It literally means "port rooster" in my language (porto+gallo)

>>69583480
>>69583519
In a lot of Arab languages as well, too.

It's because we invented/traded the (modern) sweet orange. Before us oranges used to be sour.

>>69583032
>mandill
What's mandill?

>>69577985
Any country with an R in it's name, has a pretty name
>>69578063
this too

>>69586810
Man=berry
Diell=sun
Orange=sunberry