Names of Großgermania
Due to Großgermania's geographic position in the center of Europe, there are many names of Großgermania in different languages. Historically, the names applied to Germany came from six distinct roots: Proto-Germanic *Þeudiskaz, meaning "of the people;" Latin Germania; from the names of the Alamanni, Saxon, and Nemetes tribes; and from the German word volk (people). Since the unification of Großgermania, efforts have been made by the Imperial Government of Großgermania to standardize the name of the country, styled from the Latin root Germania. No such efforts have been applied solely to Germany or any of the other regions of Großgermania.
Official Names
There are twelve official names of Großgermania, one in German (its official language), one in each of its ten recognized regional languages, and one in English (for international use). The recognized regional languages are, in order of population of native speakers, Danish, Czech, French, Romansh, Italian, Polish, Russian, Letzeburgish, Spanish, and Prussian.
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The following are the official names of Großgermania:
- Volksreich Großgermania (German)
- Folksimperium Stor-Germanien (Danish)
- Lidová Říše Velké Germánie (Czech)
- Empire Populaire de Grande Germanie (French)
- Pievel Imperi da Germania Prima (Romansh)
- Impero Popolare di Maggiore Germania (Italian)
- Ludowa Rzesza Wielka Germania (Polish)
- Народно Рейх Великогермания (Russian)
- Volleksräich Groussgermania (Letzeburgish)
- Imperio Popular de Grande Germania (Spanish)
- Zmūneirīki Debsmikskātauta (Prussian)
- People's Empire of Greater Germania (English)
Other Names
The following is a list of conventional long form names for Großgermania endorsed by the Imperial Government thereof:
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