Melitaion
It is possible it was named after the honey that ancient Malta was typically sought for.
Pedro Malta's birth name is Pedro Francisco Barbosa Malta.
Malta. ( its the same)
No, but Malta has a president whose name is George Abela.
the origin is uncertain, but may have derived from the Greek word Melite meaning Honey. A unique species of bee live on Malta. Another name may be from the Phonecian, Maleth, meaning a Haven
Citizens of Malta are called Maltese or in the native language Maltin.
Maltese language: Republikka ta'MaltaEnglish language: Republic of Malta
when Malta was under the roman empire it was named melita and was changed to Malta later on....otherwise it's name never changed.
Lira
There is no exact date for this. The original inhabitants range from 7000BC - 5200BC. It has many name changes. It was known as Melite by the Greek, meaning 'Honey Sweet', then the Romans gave that a feminine edge as 'Melita', derived from the Greek meaning.
No it doesn't :) The name comes from the french sentance "Riz à l'amande" which means rice with almond and has nothing to do with Malta.
Malta
"KM" after a name typically stands for "Knight of Malta," an honorary title given by the Sovereign Military Order of Malta, a Roman Catholic order.