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It’s named after a continent.
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Mythology people, mythology! It's a diminutive of Europa for goodness sake. And it's actually not that bad!
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It's ridiculous to name your child after a continent.
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As a name this sounds odd.
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People! This is not the continent name, it actually is a Greek name.
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Tacky.
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That’s gonna be a no for me.
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Um... no.
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And I thought Asia was bad. What's next, Africa?
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YUR-əp in English.
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You'd be so famous if you had the same name as the continent. 100% European name.
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Ewww.
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The continent was named after the mythological character. Pronounced YOO-rup or uh-ROH-peh.
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Europe derives from the Greek word (mythology): ΕΥΡΩΠΗ.
This name itself has the following two Greek components:
ΕΥΡΕΙΑ-ΟΠΗ > ΕΥΡΕΙΑ-ΟΨΗ = wide-face, sight, indicating the moon.
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This name itself has the following two Greek components:
ΕΥΡΕΙΑ-ΟΠΗ > ΕΥΡΕΙΑ-ΟΨΗ = wide-face, sight, indicating the moon.
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It's just a mythological character. No normal person would use it for a child so there is no need to note how weird it would be as a name.
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I don't like this name, but it's so much better then America (yet worse than Asia).
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To the person who said 'it's ridiculous to name your kid after a continent,' this is just a form of the name Europa, and it has little or nothing to do with the continent.
Personally, I like this name, but I think Europa's slightly better.
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Personally, I like this name, but I think Europa's slightly better.
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Europe (the continent) is called Europa in many languages.
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No way. Why would you name your kid after a continent? Even worse, given Europe's grim history and current political situation, it sounds awful as a name.
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Honestly, I don't think there is any place in the world with a 100%-clean history. In that case, you may as well hate all place names.
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