Etymology of US States on a Map

Language of Orgin

Etymology

State

(Native Language)

"Of the Gods" / after a legendary discoverer of the state

(Native Language)

"Wind"

Aleut

"Mainland"

Algonquian

"Speaks Normaly"

Algonquian / Shoshone / Western Cree / Spanish / Portuguese / French

"Good and Beautiful (River)" / "River of the West" / "Grease Made From Fish" / "Big Ears" / "Hear the Waters" / A misspelling of "Ouisiconsink" / "Hurricane"

Apache / (Native Language)

"High" / "People of the mountains"

Caddo + Spanish

"Friend" + "s"

Cherokee

"Winding River"

Chiwere

"Flattened Water"

Choctaw

"Plant-Cutters"

Choctaw

"Red People"

Dakota / Chiwere

"Sleepy Ones"

Dutch / Greek

"Red" / After a landmass in the Aegean Sea

Eastern Algonquian

"At the Great Hill" + "s"

Eastern Algonquian

"Long Tidal River"

English

After a county in England which is named after said county's largest city which has the etymology of "Village-Town"

Language of Orgin

Etymology

State

English

After a president whos surname is after a town in England

English / Celtic

After the duke of a British city which has the etymology of "Yew-Tree Estate"

English / French

"Mainland" / After the village of the states founder / After a French Province

English / Hebrew

After a English queen whos name has the etymology of "Bitterness"

English / Norse

After a British island which has the etymology of "Geirr's Island"

French

"Green Mountain"

French

"Of the War"

French / Frankish

After a French king whos name has the etymology of "Famous"

Iroquoian

"(On) the Meadow"

Lakota

"Cloudy Water"

Latin

"Land of the Indians

Latin

After a British king whos name has the etymology of "Farmer"

Latin

After queen Elizabeth I of England who never maried

Latin / Frankish

After a English king whos name has the etymology of "Man"

Miami-Illinois

"Dugout Canoe"

Language of Orgin

Etymology

State

Miami-Illinois / Ojibwe

"River Running Through a Red Place" / "Red-Stone Place"

Munsee

"At the Big River Flat"

Nahuatl

After the Aztec people would founded the city of Tenochtitlan

O'odham

"Little Spring"

Ojibwe

"Great River"

Ojibwe

"Large Lake"

Plains Apache

"Enemy" / after a fictional native American world meaning "Gem of the Mountains"

Seneca

"Large creek"

Sioux

"Ally"

Spanish

"Flowery"

Spanish

"Mountain"

Spanish

"Red"

Spanish

"Snowy"

Spanish

After a fictional island from the novel "Las Sergas de Esplandián"

Welsh + Latin

After the founder whos name has the etymology of "head" + "Woods"