Alabama: The name of the state is taken from a branch of the Indian tribe that originally lived in this area, and it is called Alabama. According to choctaw Indian, Alabama means "mowers, pioneers" or "vegetable gatherers".
Alaska: "Alaska" is an Aleska, probably from Aleutian, meaning "a lot of land"
Arizona: 1, Aron in Odham (meaning "Little Spring") 2, árida zona in Spanish (meaning "arid and barren land") 3, Navatel or Ali Zuma in Aztec.
Arkansas: The name of the state comes from Indian language, and Arkansas was given by French or Spanish explorers. It is probably a transliteration of the word "people living in the lower reaches of the river" in French or Catalan. Among them, people refer to the Kwabao Indians, and rivers refer to the Mississippi River where they live.
Colorado: Colorado is named after the Colorado River. The name of the state comes from Spanish, which means "red". In Spanish, Colorado stands for weak (﹙Reddish color﹚).
California: This name is taken from the name of an island in Spanish legend. /kloc-in the 6th century, Martorell Garci Rodrí guez de Montalbo wrote Amadís de Gaula, a legendary novel of Spanish knights, which described a legendary paradise named "Carafi". "Carafi Ya" in the book is isolated from the world, and peanuts are everywhere.
Connecticut comes from the Indian language Quinnethtukqut, which means "a land where a long river flows under the influence of tides".
Delaware: The state is named after the title of Thomas West III, Baron of Delaware.
Florida: Derived from Spanish, Spanish navigator Pang Juan Cedelaine discovered it on April 2nd of 15 13. It was called pascua Florida by the Spanish, so it was named La Florida by Delane.
Georgia: Named in honor of King George II of England.
Hawaii: The name comes from the West Asian word Porini, which means "primitive home".
Idaho: "Idaho" comes from Indian language, which means "the jewel in the mountain". The word originally refers to the gem mining area in Parks Peak, Colorado, and later refers to the gem mining area along the Pacific coast. After the establishment of Idaho, it became the state name of the state.
Illinois: The name of this state comes from Ilinyi, an Indian tribe who once lived here. The name "Illinois" was transformed from the name of this tribe by French colonists.
Indiana: Indiana originally meant Indian land.
Iowa (also translated as Iowa, Iowa or Iowa): The name comes from Indian language, which means "sleepy person".
Kansas: The name comes from Indian (Soviet), which means "people of the south wind".
Kentucky: The name comes from Indian language, which means flat land.
Louisiana: This state was named in honor of King Louis XIV of France, which means "the land of Louis".
Maine: Maine's name was taken from Maine, France, in the resolutions adopted by Maine Parliament on 1 and 200 1 establishing French American Day. 2. Maine is taken from the English word "Main", which means "mainland, native land" and is the earliest title relative to the coastal islands of Maine.
Maryland: Named after Queen Henrietta Maria, the first wife of King Charles of England.
Massachusetts: This place name comes from the name of an Indian tribe that lived here in the early colonial period, which originally meant "a big hillside".
Michigan: The name comes from the Indian language, which means "great water"
Minnesota: The name comes from Indian language, which means "milky blue river". Milkybluewater refers to the Minnesota River in the south of the state.
Mississippi: The name comes from Indian language, which means "big river" Missouri: The origin of the name Missouri comes from the meaning of "canoe" in the native Sioux language.
Montana: The state name may come from the Spanish word "montaa" (mountain range).
Nebraska: The name comes from the Chivil language of Native Americans, which means smooth water.
Nevada: "Nevada" comes from Spanish, which means "snow covered". It was originally used to describe the cold in the Sierra Nevada in the west of the state.
New Hampshire: 1629 Captain John Ma Song from Hampshire, England named this place New Hampshire after his hometown.
New Jersey: This state is named after Jersey in the English Channel.
New Mexico: This name comes from the Indian language, which means "God of War" (the Spanish call the land north and west of the Gran River Mexico).
New york: Honshu was occupied by the Netherlands from 1609 to 1664. Later, it belonged to Britain and was named new york.
North Carolina: It commemorates King Charles I of England, because Charlie's name was written in Latin as Carolus.
North Dakota: The name comes from Indian (Sioux language), which means "ally with friends".
Ohio: Named after the Ohio River, "Ohio" comes from the indigenous Iroquois language, which means "beautiful river".
Oklahoma: The word "Oklahoma, Oklahoma" comes from the Choctaw Okla (human) and humma (red) of the Indian Chakto people, meaning "red man".
Oregon: The Indian name of the state means "beautiful water" (referring to the Columbia River)
Pennsylvania: The name of the state was given by william penn, an English Quaker. It is Latin, which means "Payne's Woodland".
Rhode Island: The full name is Rhode Island and Providence Plantation, which is the longest state in the United States.
South Carolina: The name comes from the same source as North Dakota, and the name comes from King Charles I of England.
South Dakota: This name comes from the same source as North Dakota.
Tennessee: This name comes from Indian language. It is named after Tanasi, Tennessee. Tanasi is the largest village of the Chala people.
Texas: The name of the state comes from the Kaddo language "tejas" of Hasaini people in India, which means "friend" or "ally". When Spanish explorers named Texas, they mistook this personal word for a place name, which has been in use ever since.
Utah: This name comes from the name of an Indian tribe, which means "mountain people".
Vermont: The name of the state comes from the French word "Monts Verts", which means "green mountains".
Washington State: Established in memory of George Washington, the first president of the United States, and the only state named after the president.
Virginia: Named in honor of Queen Elizabeth I of England.
West Virginia: Originally a department of Virginia, it has the same name as Virginia.
Wisconsin: 1, the name comes from Indian language, which means "a place full of grass; ; 2. The English word "Wisconsin" is adapted from an Indian word in French. It may come from the word "Mishwashining Miskwasiniing" by Ojibwe, which means "the land of red stones; The state name comes from the French transliteration of an Indian place name, which means "where we live".
Wyoming: The name comes from the Indian language, which means "prairie" or "alternate state of Wyoming mountains and valleys".