The house of stones that’s the meaning of dzimbadzemabwe. This is where the name Zimbabwe came from. It is a country with plenty of granite rocks and sights like that are very common balancing rocks.
What is the meaning of your country name?
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Australia derives from Latin, australis stands for “southern”. It was named Terra Australis by the English explorer Matthew Flinders which later became Australia. @chinyama
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thats great I have just learned the origins of the name of your great country @SirB
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In my country, Indonesia has more stones made for temples like Borobudur, Prambanan and other temples, and really rocks make beautiful scenery, I think Zimbabwe is a beautiful country
thanks for sharing
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Thank you @Mukroni for giving us an insight about Indonesia. I like rocks and their connection with religion. I hope one day I will be able to travel to see these great temples.
Again thanks for sharing
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Will surely visit @Mukroni
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@chinyama مرحبا صورة جميلة هل هي حجارة سوداء المادة تصلح هده الحجارة
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Thank you
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Thank you for the question.
The name Israel comes from the biblical story about Jacob defeating a bad angle. The original phrase is “a prince hast thou power with God”.
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Hi @chinyama ,
I’m from Indonesia. Indonesia means Indian Land. It derives from the Latin and Greek word Indus, meaning “Indian”, and the Greek word nésos, meaning “island”.
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Delighted to know the meaning of your good country @AdriansyahPutera
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@Avsha I am delighted to know the meaning of Israel. Thank you so much will be visiting your country very soon to see the historical biblical structures before the end of this year.
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@AdriansyahPutera and @Mukroni
I see you are both from Indonesia great to have you here.
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thanks @chinyama
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You are welcome @Chikopyo
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Hello, @chinyama It’s so nice and meaningful photo. Thank you for supporting my posts.
Regards,
Matthewgim.
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You are welcome @Matthewgim That’s my understanding of community we are hear to support o e another as well so we all reach our goals
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Hi @chinyama ,
Finland in Finnish is Suomi, which is believed to have derived from the words ‘suo’ (fen) and ‘maa’ (land). Therefore from Fen and Land, it became Finland.
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