The word 'Russia' is actually English. In German 'Russia' is Russland which means 'a land of the Rus". Originally the name was 'Rus' that corresponds to the semi-legend South-Baltic tribe of Rus. We call our country "Россия" which in translitteration is 'Rossia". That name was fisrt officially proclaimed in the 15th century. But even as back as that time the country of Moscovits was called in the style of the ancient Rus. But then in the period of Empire the name Russia (Rossia) took its dominance. The stem 'Rus' (Ros) originates in the name os the tribe.
Never. Some maps even don't recognise 'Eurasia' as a continent, not even the name of country. It looks like Thai people can live in the North Pole with thal logics, if we would think that all this land is the Asia.
I don't think there is any element named after Russia.
Where, not who. It was named after Dubna in Russia.
The elements name are after Russia and France are Gallium(F) and Ruthium- russia.
The people living in the area of what is now Russia were referred to as 'Rus' in Medieval Latin. They then adopted this name and formed the country of Russia.
Both the part in Europe and the part in Asia are named Russia.
Peter the Great was a tsar and had St.Peters - burg named after him.
Russia, named after the Russian River in California. for more information on this,
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Russia was named after the Rus tribe. The Rus were a tribe of Vikings originating in Scandinavia. They penetrated far into what is modern-day Russia. They became the first Russians.
The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, otherwise known as the Soviet Union, Soviet Russia, or the U.S.S.R.
It is simply referred to as the Chelyabinsk meteorite.
Desna is a river in Russia and Ukraine.