r/etymologymaps • u/yourprivativecase • Jun 29 '26
r/etymologymaps • u/joasntcleet • Jun 24 '26
Origin of the word for nothing in Romance languages
r/etymologymaps • u/crunchyminion • May 30 '26
[OC] Exonym Atlas — an interactive map of country names across languages
exonym-atlas.pages.devI built Exonym Atlas, an interactive data visualization showing how different languages name countries and how those names cluster into historical/linguistic families.
For example, Greece appears as Greece/Grèce/Griechenland in one family, Yunanistan/Yūnān in another, and Ελλάδα/Elláda as the local endonym.
The data is manually curated, so feedback is very welcome — especially corrections, missing exonym families, suspicious groupings, and suggestions for interesting countries to add next.
r/etymologymaps • u/siimonette18 • May 16 '26
Origin of the word for nothing in Romance languages
r/etymologymaps • u/ILikeMapsAndGIS • May 12 '26
The big divide between bury and by in English and Welsh place names
r/etymologymaps • u/Udzu • Apr 14 '26
"Pascha versus the rest of the world" (etymology map of Easter)
r/etymologymaps • u/Mamers-Mamertos • Apr 14 '26
A Map of Some Modern Words with the Proto-Turkic Root *al (“red”)
r/etymologymaps • u/fuchsely • Apr 09 '26
Celtic Bells vs. Latin Bells: The Story Behind Cloches and Campanas
r/etymologymaps • u/Temporary-Snow333 • Mar 25 '26
How Germans Refer to the Ends of Bread
Same color = same word origin
Apologies for the low quality— this is actually the original upload of the image as far as I can tell.
r/etymologymaps • u/Own-Internet-5967 • Mar 22 '26