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Rozważania nad nową nazwą państwa Nazwa Lechia ma problem z brakiem oryginalności – jest to słowo powszechnie używane w języku polskim i stanowi alternatywne, eufemistyczne określenie Polski. Od tego terminu wywodzą się także nazwy Polski w niektórych językach wschodnioeuropejskich, takich jak krymskotatarski i turecki, gdzie używa się formy Lehistan. Z tego powodu uznałem za zasadne rozpocząć rozważania nad zmianą nazwy. Poniższa strona dyskusyjna ma charakter konsultacji społecznych. Zapraszamy wszystkich – nie tylko czynnych uczestników projektu – do zgłaszania propozycji nowej nazwy. Prosimy o krótki zarys etymologiczny oraz propozycję tłumaczenia nazwy na język angielski. Z góry dziękujemy wszystkim, którzy zechcą zaangażować się w dyskusję.

Język polski

Reflections on a new name for the State The name Lechia suffers from a lack of originality – it is a commonly used word in the Polish language and serves as an alternative, euphemistic term for Poland. This term also forms the basis of the name for Poland in several East European languages, such as Crimean Tatar and Turkish, where the form Lehistan is used. For this reason, I have deemed it appropriate to begin considering the idea of changing the name. This discussion page is intended as a platform for public consultation. We invite everyone – not just active participants in the project – to submit their proposals for a new name. Please include a brief etymological outline and a suggestion for translating the name into English. We extend our thanks in advance to all who choose to engage in the discussion.

English language

Olejowy (talk) 17:41, 17 September 2024 (UTC)

Propozycje / Suggestions

Lp. No.	Propozycja Suggestion	Wersja angielska English version	Nazwy mieszkańców Demonym	Etymologia Etymology	Autor pomysłu Author of the idea
1.	Lemina	Leminia	Leminians	It can be considered that the root Lemi- comes from the hypothetical Proto-Velitic word lěmъ, which could have meant edge - what refers to the eastern coast	Olejowy (talk)
2.	Lemigalia	Lemigalia	Lemigalians	It can be considered that the root Lemi- comes from the hypothetical Proto-Velitic word lěmъ, which could have meant edge. The suffix -galia could derive from the Proto-Velitic word golъ, which meant bare, naked, without trees, and could refer to open spaces.	Olejowy (talk)
3.	Lemiłgawa	Lemilgava	Lemilgavans	It can be considered that the root Lemi- comes from the hypothetical Proto-Velitic word lěmъ, which could have meant edge. The suffix '-łgawa' could be a combination of the Proto-Velitic word lugъ, which meant meadow, wetland (as in the word łęg, referring to a marshy area), and the ending -awa, typical for river names.	Olejowy (talk)
4.	Lacja	Lacia	Lacians	From Oldpolish word lacki (polish, catholic).	Lankusiek (talk)
5.	Nowakia	Novakia	Novakian	As I known nothing about polish language, I took a look in Google and seems loke Nowak is the most popular surname in Poland. I tried to created something like "Nowak's land". Yes, I got an OGF-country using this name in south Tarephia, but surely I would change it if you choose this name, as I seems to fit better in current Lechia than in south Tarephia.	BMSOUZA (talk) 13:23, 21 September 2024 (UTC)
6.	Zetrwalia	Zetrwalia	Zetrwalia	From zetrwać (przetrwać, wytrzymać, wybyć — survive, endure, get through), and the ending –lia. Final form can be modified	Lankusiek (talk)
7.	Zawikłynia	Zaviklynia	Zaviklynians	Literal translation could be "The country beyond the rift" referring to the passage of the Velitic peoples through the rift. From za- (beyond), wnik or wnitek (ciasne przejście — tight passage) or wnikły (wgłębiony — recessed), however, the letter n has disappeared, and additionally the ending –nia.	Lankusiek (talk)
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