Excuse me: Many countries have words such as "Nicaea", "Nia" and "West Asia" in their names. What do they mean?

Many countries have words such as "Nicaea", "Nia" and "West Asia" in their names. "Nia" means "the country of...".

"Niya", as the suffix of the country name, is also the result of transliteration. "Nia" in English is "nia", which comes from Latin and means "the country of...". In fact, it means similar to "Stan".

"Niya" also has many relatives, such as: Leah, West Asia, Diya, Gia, Via, Nicaea, etc... These are all variants of Niya, with subtle differences. The translation is pretty much the same.

Nesia comes from the Greek word nesos, meaning "island".

Indonesia is the Indian Islands, Polynesia is the many islands (multiple poly), Melanesia is the island of black people (black mela, because the people in this area have dark skin, almost Africans), Micronesia West Asia is a small island (small micro, this archipelago is generally small), all of which have Greek roots.

There are ***8 countries with the suffix "Nia", including Estonia, Romania, Albania, Slovenia, Armenia, Kenya, Tanzania, and Mauritania.

Extended information:

Estonia, Romania, Albania, Slovenia, Armenia, Kenya, Tanzania, Mauritania. and other countries because they are located in the hinterland of Eurasia.

In particular, the high mountains on the southeastern edge block the warm and moist airflow from the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. The climate in this region is a typical continental climate of temperate deserts and grasslands.

The outstanding features are: first, there is little rain and it is extremely dry. Generally, the annual precipitation is less than 300 mm. The annual precipitation in the deserts near the Aral Sea and Turkmenistan is only 75-100 mm, while the annual precipitation in the mountainous areas is 1000 mm. The southwest slope of the Fergana Mountains can even reach 2000 mm. However, There are also areas in the mountains that have less rainfall than desert areas. For example, the annual rainfall in the Pamirs is only 60 mm;

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia - Central Asia