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How did the Singapura get its breed name?
The Singapore got its breed name from princess Miss Joaquim. This was from China.
When was Singapore colonized?
Singapore is colonized in 1824 when the British got the whole of Singapore from the Dutch.
Name the countries that got democracy in 1900?
the democratic countries that are in 1900 are :-U.S.ACHILEARGENTINABOLIVIATURKEYNEW ZEALANDSPAINFRANCENORWAYCANADA
Did the Singapura breed originate from Singapore?
The Singapura Cat breed originated in Singapore. The name Singapura comes from the Malaysian name for Singapore.
What is the name of Singapore's forest?
Singapore's National Rain Forest
What is the full name of Singapore's currency SGD?
It is the Singapore dollar.
Why did sang nila utama name Singapore Singapore?
he named Singapore Singapore according to this legend... when he was escaping from some people (forgot who :P) on a ship, he saw what his servant believed was a lion on an island where the sand was as white as cloth. he went onto the island andd named it singapore. more into it, 'singa' is Malay for lion and i think the other part of it (unsure of origin of word) means port. he used to set up ports and harbours for trading to take place. And THAT, my friend, is how Singapore got her name :D
How do you say your name in Singapore?
Singapore is not a language. Its a country. There are actually alot of races in Singapore, so how do you say your name depends on what language you want to speak in.
Does Singapore have another name?
Singapore can be said as Temasek (not widely used)
What is name of stock exchange in Singapore?
It is called the Singapore Exchange, or SGX for short.
What kind of noun is Singapore?
The word 'Singapore' is a proper noun, as it is a name of a country.
What is the descriptive name of Singapore?
The official name of Singapore is the Republic of Singapore. Singapore is a translated version of Singapura, which means Lion City in Malay. Singapore was also named Syonan-To during the Japanese Occupation in WWII, which means "Island of the Light of the South" in Japanese.
