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A-Ma Temple
The Portuguese then named the peninsula "Macao".
Names of Macau
The Portuguese then named the peninsula "Macao".
Macau
The Portuguese then named the peninsula "Macau".
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Cape Verde
The Portuguese named the islands Cabo Verde (from which the English Cape Verde derives), after the nearby Cap Vert on the Senegalese coast.
Madagascar
The Portuguese continued trading with the islanders and named the island São Lourenço (St. Lawrence).
History of Barbados
The Portuguese, en route to Brazil, are credited as the first European nation to discover and name the island.
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A-Ma Temple
The Portuguese then named the peninsula "Macao".
Names of Macau
The Portuguese then named the peninsula "Macao".
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List of country name etymologies
The Portuguese named the area in honour of a Ngola allied with them.
Liberia
The Portuguese had named the area Costa da Pimenta, later translated as Grain Coast, because of the abundance of grains of melegueta pepper.
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Ucio
The country was named Moçambique by the Portuguese after Msumbiji, the Swahili name of Mozambique Island and port-town.
Mozambique
The country was named Moçambique by the Portuguese after Msumbiji, the Swahili name of Mozambique Island and port-town.
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Ucio
The country was named Moçambique by the Portuguese after Msumbiji, the Swahili name of Mozambique Island and port-town.
Mozambique
The country was named Moçambique by the Portuguese after Msumbiji, the Swahili name of Mozambique Island and port-town.
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Sephardi Jews
See also List of Jewish surnames, Spanish and Portuguese names, List of Sephardic People, List of Iberian Jews
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Kuito
Together they built the city and later the Portuguese would name the Bié Province after the ruler.
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Chennai
Some believe that the Portuguese, who arrived in the area in the 16th century, may have named the village Madre de Deus.
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Chennai
Some believe that the Portuguese, who arrived in the area in the 16th century, may have named the village Madre de Deus.
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History of Jakarta
The relationship between the Kingdom of Sunda and Portugal intensified when another Portuguese named Enrique Leme visited Sunda in 1522 with the intention of giving a present.
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Name of Argentina
Because of this the Portuguese named the river found by Vespucio or Solis Río da Prata ("River of the Silver").
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Reforms of Portuguese orthography
In 1290, King Diniz created the first Portuguese University in Lisbon (later moved to Coimbra) and decreed that Portuguese, then called simply the "Common language" would henceforth be used instead of Latin, and named the "Portuguese language."
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UEFA Euro 2008 Group A
The final round of matches saw the Portuguese name an under-strength team for their match against Switzerland, their progression already assured.
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Malacca
In the meantime the Portuguese built the fort named A Famosa to defend Malacca (its gate is all that remains of the ruins at present).
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Cape Spear
The Portuguese named this location "Cabo da Esperança" which means "cape of hope", which became "Cap d'Espoir" in French and finally "Cape Spear".
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Colombo
However, it is also possible that the Portuguese named the city after Christopher Columbus, the Genoese sailor who lived in Portugal for many years before discovering the Americas on behalf of the Spanish monarchs Ferdinand II of Aragon and Isabella I of Castile.
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Port of Chittagong
The Portuguese named the Port PORTE GRANDE (a great Port ).
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History of the Azores
The Islands were named the Azores, or "Goshawks" by the Portuguese for the number of hawks and falcons found there.
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Gurúè
Gurúè was founded and named by the Portuguese in the 19th century and developed as a major tea producing town starting in the 1930s.
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Arrabidaea chica
Arrabidaea chica (Puca panga, Chica, Crajiru, Cricket-vine; Portuguese common name Crajirú) is a medicinal plant in the Bignoniaceae family, and it is also used for cosmetics.
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Curtorim
Curtorim was named by the Portuguese.
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Cape Spear
The Portuguese named this location "Cabo da Esperança" which means "cape of hope", which became "Cap d'Espoir" in French and finally "Cape Spear".
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Port of Chittagong
The Portuguese named the Port PORTE GRANDE (a great Port ).
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Mauritius
When it was discovered, the island of Mauritius was the home of a previously unknown species of bird, which the Portuguese named the dodo (simpleton), as they appeared to be not too bright.
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Mauritius
When it was discovered, the island of Mauritius was the home of a previously unknown species of bird, which the Portuguese named the dodo (simpleton), as they appeared to be not too bright.
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Mauritius
When it was discovered, the island of Mauritius was the home of a previously unknown species of bird, which the Portuguese named the dodo (simpleton), as they appeared to be not too bright.
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Sephardi Jews
See also List of Jewish surnames, Spanish and Portuguese names, List of Sephardic People, List of Iberian Jews
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Macau
The Portuguese then named the peninsula "Macau".
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Port of Casablanca
Before being named "Casa Branca" (White house in Portuguese language) by the Portuguese, Casablanca used to be known as Anfa.
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Fogo Island, Newfoundland
Note that many Newfoundland geographical features were named by the Spanish, the Portuguese and the French before anglophones (the English, the Irish and the Scots) arrived.
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Minot's Ledge Light
He hired new assistants including an Englishman named Joseph Wilson and a Portuguese named Joseph Antoine.
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Komati River
The Portuguese named the river's lower reaches the Rio des Reijs, or "river of rice".
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Komati River
The Portuguese named the river's lower reaches the Rio des Reijs, or "river of rice".
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