List of Scottish Gaelic Place Names - Countries

Countries

  • Africa – Afraga
  • Albania – Albàinia
  • America – Ameireaga
  • Asia – Àisia
  • Australia – Astràilia
  • Austria – An Ostaire
  • Belgium – A' Bheilg
  • Bulgaria – Bulgàiria
  • Canada – Canada
  • China – Sìona
  • Czech Republic – Poblachd nan Teacach
  • Denmark – An Danmhairg
  • Egypt – An Èiphit
  • England – Sasainn
  • Estonia – Estòinia
  • France – An Fhraing
  • Germany – A' Ghearmailt
  • Greece – A' Ghrèig
  • Hungary – An Ungaire
  • Iceland – Innis Tìle
  • India – Na h-Innsean
  • Italy – An Eadailt
  • Japan – Iapan
  • Latvia – Laitbhia
  • Luxembourg – Lucsamburg
  • Netherlands – An Òlaind
  • Norway – Nirribhidh
  • Poland – A' Phòlainn
  • Portugal – Portugal
  • Romania – Romàinia
  • Russia – An Ruis
  • Slovakia – Slobhàigia
  • Spain – An Spàinn(t)
  • Sweden – An t-Suain
  • Switzerland – An Eilbheis
  • Turkey – An Tuirc

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