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Volt(the unit of electromotive force) received its name from Alessandro Volta who made the discovery;
leader of the"Nazarenes"(a group that received its name from the Jewish sect of the Nazarenes, famous for their righteousness).
It received its name thanks to the monks of the Order of the Capuchins,
The city received its name from the river, which flows to this day in its territory.
The town received its name Ulpia Serdica from Roman emperor Mark Ulpi Traian(96- 111 A.C.).
This ornament received its name in honor of the company that first used it.
for which the plant received its name.
The Black sea received its name from the Scythians who lived in the areas along the coast.
Catch the intense scenery from atop Suicide Rock, which received its name when a Native American princess threw herself off it.
It is a friendly, intelligent, loving little dog that received its name in honor of the English King Charles II.
According to the third legend, the bridge was built at the insistence of a local Turkish judge- in Turkish"kadia", and thus received its name"Kadin" bridge.
the progenitor of all other long-haired breeds of goats is the Angora goat, which received its name from the distorted ancient name of today's capital of Turkey: Ankara.
it has been determined that the castle received its name in connection to events from the end of the 1st century AD, namely- the Dacian wars of emperor Domitian(85-89 AD).
It received its name in honor of the colonists,
Mariino/ then village Kokardzha/ received its name in honor of Princess Marie Louise,
the spring too received its name just because the lambs pastured around it.
it has been determined that the castle received its name in connection to events from the end of the 1st century AD,
it has been determined that the castle received its name in connection to events from the end of the 1st century AD,
This is a well-known historians of medicine the so-called Cahun gynecological papyrus, which received its name from the Egyptian town of Kahun, where he was
The wine-coloured amethyst received its name, which means“not drunken,” because it was supposed to keep the wearer of it sober;