The latest name is obvious. I can't find the reference, but after territorial wars - probably between Peru and Colombia, the name was changed from Kingdom of Quito to Ecuador as a compromise between the names that different countries wanted. Whatever the politics, all the countries had to admit that Ecuador (meaning equator) was on the equator.
Ecuador got it's name due to the fact that it lies on the equator.
The country of Ecuador gets its name from the imaginary line that divides the Earth in two hemisphires: "equator"
Its a foreign name of a line. The word for "equator" is Ecuador, and the equator runs through the country.
From the Spanish form of Equator (which runs through the country). Before 1830 the region bore the name of its chief city, Quito, taken from the name given by the now, extinct, native people
In the Republic of Ecuador.... Ecuador translates as Equator. Ecuador sits right on the Earth's equator.
From the fact that it is on the equator.
Ecuador is closest. Ecuador is on the equator (that is why it is called Ecuador) , Guatemala isn't.
People who live in Ecuador are called Ecuadorians
Because it is on the equator and Ecuador means equator on Spanish. :)
People from Ecuador are labeled in Spanish as: "ecuatorianos" (masculine) & ecuatorianas (feminine).
The capital of Ecuador is called Quito. This is spelled the same way in English and in Spanish.
Yes it does, it is called Quina.
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Ecuador was part of a region called the Royal Audience of Quito. It was ruled by the Spanish. Ecuador was at war with Spain for independence. The war ended with the defeat of the Spanish forces.
Ecuadorians Equatorianos
The Galapagos Islands are in Ecuadorian Province.
One of the candies from Ecuador is called Melcocha. Ecuador is famous for many different gourmet chocolate candies. Viviana is a toasted garlic bread, not a candy.
it feels like it