n.地名

The toponym "New York" refers to the largest city in the United States.
“纽约”这个地名指的是美国最大的城市。
Many toponyms in Latin America have Spanish origins, such as "Buenos Aires.
许多拉美地区的地名源于西班牙语，比如“布宜诺斯艾利斯”。
The toponym "Paris" is derived from the name of a Gaulish tribe that lived in the area.
“巴黎”这个地名源自居住在该地区的一个高卢部落的名字。
The toponym "Hamburg" was given by the Slavic people who settled in the area in the 7th century.
“汉堡”这个地名是由公元7世纪定居在该地区的斯拉夫人命名的。
In China, many toponyms reflect the natural features of the area, such as "Yellow River" and "Yangtze River.
在中国，许多地名反映了当地的自然特征，如“黄河”和“长江”。
The toponym "Rio de Janeiro" means "January River" in Portuguese, even though it is not a river but a bay.
“里约热内卢”这个地名在葡萄牙语中意为“一月河”，尽管它不是一条河流而是一个海湾。
Some toponyms are named after famous historical figures, such as "Washington D.C." which is named after George Washington.
有些地名是以著名的历史人物命名的，比如以乔治·华盛顿命名的“华盛顿特区”。
The toponym "Istanbul" was previously known as "Constantinople," named after Constantine the Great.
“伊斯坦布尔”这个地名之前被称为“君士坦丁堡”，是以君士坦丁大帝命名的。
The toponym "Marrakesh" has Berber origins, meaning "Land of God" in the Berber language.
“马拉喀什”这个地名源自柏柏尔语，意思是柏柏尔语中的“上帝之地”。
The toponym "Tokyo" was officially changed from "Edo" in 1868 during the Meiji Restoration.
“东京”这个地名是在1868年明治维新期间从“江户”正式更名而来。